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Rams earn 74 MW Scholar-Athlete nods for 2013-14
63 individuals garner MW's highest academic honor
78 CSU student-athletes set to receive diplomas
List includes 16 sports, 7 colleges
Three Rams earn NFF Hampshire Honor Society nods
Hedstrom, Nwoke, Richburg three of 19 Mountain West honorees
Bios: 2014 NFL Draft-Eligible Rams
Bios: 2014 NFL Draft-Eligible Rams
CSU holds annual Pro Day for NFL personnel
Former Rams work out in front of all 32 NFL teams
CSU vs. Air Force Highlights
CSU Football vs. Air Force Highlights, Nov. 26, 2011
CSU vs. San Diego State highlights
CSU vs. San Diego State highlights; Nov. 12, 2011
2014 Colorado State Pro Day
On Wednesday, CSU hosted its annual Pro Day in front of 35 scouts representing all 32 NFL teams.
CSU Football vs. Boise State
CSU Football vs. Boise State
CSU Football vs. San José State
CSU Football vs. San José State - Oct. 12, 2013
CSU football vs. UTEP - Sept. 28, 2013
CSU football vs. UTEP - Sept. 28, 2013; photos by Don Reichert
CSU football vs. UTEP - Sept. 28, 2013
CSU football vs. UTEP - Sept. 28, 2013; photos by Dan Byers
Career Division I games played/started: 44/17 (14/4 in 2013...9/5 in 2012...12/5 in 2011...9/3 in 2010).
2013 (Senior): Played in all 14 games and started four, rushing for 398 yards and one touchdown on 101 carries (3.9) with a long of 56...also caught six passes for 73 yards (12.2) and one touchdown with a long of 43...registered his sixth career 100-yard rushing game vs. Cal Poly (Sept. 14) with 133 yards on 19 carries (7.0)...ranks 10th on CSU's all-time rushing list with 2,455 yards....honored in April 2014 with selection to the National Football Foundation's Hampshire Honor Society, comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who maintained a cumulative 3.2 GPA or better throughout their college career.
- Rushed for 97 yards on 22 carries (4.4) and scored his first rushing touchdown of the season on a 1-yard third-quarter scamper at Tulsa (Sept. 7)
- In a victory over Cal Poly (Sept. 14) ran for 133 yards to lead to Rams...first 100-yard rushing game of the season and sixth of career
- In a win over New Mexico (Nov. 16) caught his first touchdown pass of the season, a 43-yard catch-and-run...it was the longest reception by a CSU running back since Raymond Carter's 66-yard reception on Nov. 19, 2011 at TCU
- On Senior Day vs. Air Force (Nov. 30), ran the ball 11 times for 49 yards and one touchdown
- Named team captain prior to CSU's road games at Alabama (Sept. 21) and at New Mexico (Nov. 16)
2012 (Junior): Finished his junior campaign rushing for 570 yards and two touchdowns while hauling in 10 receptions for 85 yards.
- Before the 2012 season was honored as a first-team All-Mountain West player by Athlon, Blue Ribbon, Lindy's, MW media, and Phil Steele
- Named to the College Football Performance Awards Running Back Award watch list, given to the nation's top running back
- Voted by coaching staff and teammates as a weekly captain prior to the Colorado (Sept. 1) season-opener. Rushed the ball 11 times for 47 yards before leaving the game with a lower extremity injury
- Missed the next two games due to the injury before returning in a limited capacity against Utah State (Sept. 22), running the ball six times for 17 yards
- In CSU's home win against Hawai'i (Oct. 27) ran the ball 19 times for 115 yards and a score
- At Boise State (Nov. 17) ran the ball 10 times for 119 yards, including a career-long 72-yard TD run. The 72-yard rush is the 8th-longest in school history and longest run since Gartrell Johnson III ran the ball 77 yards for a score in the 2008 New Mexico Bowl. It was Nwoke's fifth career 100-yard game
2011 (Sophomore): A power back capable of leaping over defenders, played in all 12 games, with five starts, earning the Fum McGraw team MVP as a sophomore, and second-team all-conference honors (MW coaches/media, Phil Steele), in addition to academic all-conference recognition...Finished third in the Mountain West and 32nd in the nation with 94.2 rushing yards per game, including the league's top two single-game totals, 269 and 232 yards...Joined Oregon's LaMichael James as one of just two backs in the country with multiple rushing games of 232-or-more yards...Led the team with 1,130 rushing yards (No. 10 in Rams history) on 200 attempts, averaging 5.7 yards per carry, the highest figure by the Rams' leading rusher in 14 years, since Damon Washington (6.1) in 1997...Scored nine touchdowns, all on the ground, to lead the team in scoring (56 points)...Also caught 23 passes for 143 yards (6.2 avg.), and finished with the team's longest receptions streak, 13 games, a stretch that began with the 2010 season finale...From Oct. 22-Nov. 26, over a five-game stretch in the starting lineup, averaged 162.0 rushing yards per game, and 6.9 yards per carry (118 attempts, 810 yards, five touchdowns), the best five-game rushing stretch in the rich history of CSU football... In season-opening 14-10 win at New Mexico (Sept. 3), converted an third-and-1 in the first quarter, and a late fourth-and-1 to keep alive the game-winning march, which ended with his go-ahead, 2-yard touchdown TD plunge...In home-opening win over Northern Colorado (Sept. 10), on a first-half scoring drive, had seven carries for 44 yards, including a 20-yard burst on the series' first play and a 1-yard touchdown plunge; rested by coaches during the second half... In Denver loss vs. Colorado (Sept. 17), converted a third-and-1, setting up a fourth-quarter TD that cut the Buffs' lead to 21-14...Principal in exhilarating, 35-34 double-overtime win at Utah State (Sept. 24), picked up 47 hard-earned yards on 11 carries, including a career-best two touchdowns, on the Rams' final three possessions...With 42 seconds left in regulation, helped CSU erase a 21-13 deficit with a 1-yard score (just before Pete Thomas hit Crockett Gillmore for a game-tying two-point conversion to send the game to OT)...Then in the extra periods, ran seven times for 32 yards, setting up Gillmore's game-tying TD and scoring the eventual game-winning points with a 2-yard TD...Also converted a pair of third-and-1 attempts, one on an important second-quarter FG drive to put CSU on the board...For his efforts against Aggies, earned Mountain West Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors, the first award of his career, sharing the award with UNM's Deon Long...In 38-31 loss vs. San Jose State (Oct. 1), with four minutes remaining in the first quarter, left after taking a helmet on his leg, but returned to action in the second quarter; left with a leg cramp in the fourth quarter...In loss vs. No. 5 Boise State (Oct. 15), had 74 yards on 15 carries (4.9 avg.), including an impressive 29-yard rumble late in the game, a nice second-effort to convert a fourth-and-short; also finished as CSU's leading receiver, with four catches...In loss at UTEP (Oct. 22), made his first 2011 start and finished just 7 yards shy of his first 100-yard game; converted a pair of third-and-short carries in the first half, the latter on a field-goal drive...Then, in fourth quarter of Miners contest, scored an important touchdown, weaving through defenders and following blocks on a 24-yard run...Got 14 yards on his first carry in loss at UNLV (Oct. 29), en route to a career-best 156 on the ground, his first 100-yard rushing effort; set up a go-ahead field goal late in the first half with a career-long 38-yard gallop...In second half of Rebels contest, picked up 17 yards on one carry, then converted a third-down with a 14-yard reception; later in game, brought the Rams to within a FG with a run for a two-point conversion, then punched in a go-ahead touchdown one play after Shaq Bell's blocked FG and Austin Gray's return...In 18-15 loss vs. San Diego State (Nov. 12), turned in the top individual rushing performance in all of major-college football during Week 11, a career-most 232 yards, the ninth-best total by an FBS player in 2011, and tops among Mountain West competitors; within those top nine rushing performances, only three averaged more per carry than Nwoke (10.55, 22-232): Missouri's Henry Josey (18.79, 14-263 vs. Western Illinois Sept. 17); Oregon's LaMichael James (12.52, 23-288 vs. Arizona Sept. 24); and UTEP's Joe Banyard (10.91, 22-240, vs. Houston Sept. 29)...Also registered then the highest total by a CSU player in 226 all-time games at Hughes Stadium (a mark he surpassed two weeks later), breaking Brian Copeland's standard, 228, vs. New Mexico, Nov. 16, 1991...His 232 yards ranked fifth all-time on CSU's single-game rushing chart, most by a Rams player since Gartrell Johnson's 285 in the New Mexico Bowl, Dec. 20, 2008, vs. Fresno State, and his 67-yard burst - on which he made a perfect cut and wound up breaking four tackles -- in the second quarter, and his 63-yard touchdown in the first, were the Rams' two longest plays from scrimmage at that point in the season...In loss at No. 19 TCU (Nov. 19), against the conference's No. 1 rushing defense, managed 60 yards on 21 carries, converting a pair of third downs, one on a first-quarter run, the other on a 14-yard reception in the third quarter...One week later in loss vs. Air Force (Nov. 26), had a Hughes Stadium-record 269 rushing yards, the third most in Rams history and third most by an FBS player in 2011, becoming CSU's first 1,000-yard rusher since MW rushing champion Johnson (1,476) in 2008, and 19th overall, eclipsing the landmark on his 62-yard TD run in the third quarter; also became just the seventh CSU player to break 1,000 as a sophomore or younger...Additionally against Falcons, became first player in CSU history with multiple 200-yard rushing efforts in the same season, joining a group of four CSU players with multiple 200-yard rushing games in a career: Kevin McDougal (1997 and `99), Lawrence McCutcheon (1969, `70) and Steve Bartalo (1983, `85)...His 269 yards were the most ever by any player in 227 all-time games at Hughes Stadium, which opened in 1968, breaking the 2007 record held by Air Force's Chad Hall, 256...Plus, with 810 rushing yards over a five-game stretch from Oct. 22-Nov. 26, broke the program record, held by Steve Bartalo over the last five games of his career in 1986, 759 yards...Slowed entering season finale, vs. Wyoming (Dec. 3), by hip and foot injuries, did not start; slightly aggravated the foot injury during the game and finished with limited carries.
2010 (Freshman): Enjoyed a solid spring after his redshirt year and played in nine games with three starts...Averaged 4.8 yards on 74 carries, with one touchdown; his 357 rushing yards were the eighth-most ever by a Rams freshman, and most since Rashaan Sanders had 468 in 1999...Also caught 17 passes for 75 yards (4.4 avg.)...Earned academic all-conference following the season...Did not play in season opener vs. Colorado (Sept. 4), then made his college debut the next week at Nevada (Sept. 11), gaining 19 yards on four carries...In Wolf Pack contest, on his first NCAA snap, gained 17 yards on his first-ever attempt, in the first quarter; the drive-starting run helped to set up CSU's first points, a field goal...Played the last two quarters in loss vs. No. 5 TCU (Oct. 2), both in the backfield and on kickoff coverage; had four carries...Earned extensive playing time at No. 25 Air Force (Oct. 9), with 42 yards on 12 carries, including his first career touchdown, a 2-yard run that capped a 16-play, 92-yard drive late in the game (had six carries for 24 yards on drive); also converted a pair of third downs in the second quarter...Posted an early career-best in 43-10 win vs. UNLV (Oct. 16) with 75 yards on eight carries (9.4 avg.), including a highlight-reel, 31-yard run in the fourth quarter in which he somehow leaped over several defenders, completed a 360-degree spin in the air, and then raced for the final 24 yards to the 9...At No. 9 Utah (Oct. 23), made his first career start and played the entire game, leading the team with 48 yards on 15 carries (3.2 avg.) and eight catches for 49 yards...Early in the second quarter of Utes contest, set up a field goal with a 7-yard run in which he broke four tackles...Made a second straight start in 38-14 win vs. New Mexico, picking up 98 yards on 19 carries (5.2 avg.)...With his second carry in Lobos contest, eclipsed No. 10 Leonice Brown (1991) on the Rams' all-time freshman rushing list, then later in the game, surpassed No. 9 Scott Whitehouse (261, 1984)...Sustained concussion-like symptoms in a practice Nov. 11 and did not play in loss vs. BYU (Nov.13).
2009: Redshirted as a true freshman in his first season of college eligibility.
High School: As a senior at ThunderRidge High School, rushed for more than 1,700 yards and 34 touchdowns on only 199 carries, earning all-Colorado and first-team all-state accolades from the Denver Post...Powered the Grizzlies to a 10-0 regular-season record and a Southern Conference title...A first-team all-conference selection, helped the Grizzlies advance to the second round of the 5A playoffs in their first season since moving up from 4A...Rushed for 210 yards on 29 carries and added four second-half touchdowns to open the 2008 season in an overtime win over top-ranked Douglas County...Also scored four touchdowns and rushed for 143 yards against cross-town rival Highlands Ranch...As a junior, rushed for 934 yards and seven touchdowns and was named first-team all-Mountain Plains League, despite dealing with an ankle injury...As a sophomore, had 1,121 yards and 16 touchdowns to garner second-team all-conference honors...Finished his career with 3,758 rushing yards and 57 touchdowns...Had 4.5 speed in the 40-yard dash...Chose CSU over offers from Wyoming and New Mexico and interest from San Diego State, Stanford, Texas A&M, Boise State and Utah State...Also competed in track and ran the 100-meter dash in 10.9 seconds...Head football coach was Joe Johnson.
Personal: Given name Christian Chukwunenyem Nwoke Jr. ...Last name is pronounced WOH-kay...Born Dec. 29, 1990, in Omaha, Neb. ...Son of Chris and Dorothy Nwoke...Has an older sister...Was a high school teammateof former CSU players Zach Tiedgen, James Moorehead and Justin Becker...Also follows in the ThunderRidge footsteps of former CSU standout Jesse Nading, currently with the Houston Texans...In February before the `10 season, devoted a night to prepare food and serve dinner to homeless individuals at the Open Door Mission in Old Town Fort Collins...Helped with organized sports for low-income students at a 2010 summer camp at Lincoln Middle School in Fort Collins...Took part in a goodwill party at Respite Care of Fort Collins, working with disabled youngsters, in February 2011...Prior to the 2011 season, helped with Fort Collins kids' summer programs at Before and After School Enrichment (BASE) Camp...Graduated in spring 2013 with a degree in business administration...Hometown: Highlands Ranch, Colo.
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The first person to propose the theory of evolution in the form it's accepted today was Charles Robert Darwin, an amateur British naturalist.
Darwin never received any genuine training in biology and possessed only an amateur knowledge of nature and living things. As a result of his interest he took his place as a volunteer on the discovery vessel HMS Beagle, which sailed from Britain in 1832 and traveled through various regions of the world over the next five years.
Darwin was highly influenced by the different species he saw during the course of this voyage, and especially by the different species of finches he observed on the Galapagos Islands. He concluded that the differences in these birds' beaks stemmed from their adaptation to their surroundings. As a consequence of this idea, he assumed that the concept of environmental adaptation lay at the heart of all the variety among living things.
Yet in making that assumption, Darwin ignored the scientific facts, opposed the evidence that God created all living species, and suggested that living things were all descended from some common ancestor and became differentiated from another due over time, due to environmental conditions.
This hypothesis of Darwin's was based on no scientific facts or experiments. However, with the support and encouragement that he received from eminent materialist biologists of the time, Darwin gradually worked up these hypotheses into a coherent theory, according to which all living things were descended from a single primitive ancestor, but had been subjected to minute changes over very lengthy periods of time, and thus diverged anatomically from one another.
The ones that best adapted to their surroundings passed their characteristics on to subsequent generations, and these beneficial changes thus accumulated in such a way as to turn these individuals' offspring into life forms that were very different from their forerunner. (How these beneficial changes came about unclear, however.) According to Darwin, human beings were the most advanced product of this hypothetical mechanism.
Darwin called this product of his own imagination "evolution by way of natural selection." He now imagined that he had discovered the origin of species. The origin of any one species was another, less developed species. He eventually announced these ideas in his book The Origin of Species, published in 1859.
Darwin constructed his theory on the concept of natural selection, which meant the survival of the strongest individuals or those best able to adapt to environmental conditions in the struggle for survival in their environment. That is the claim emphasized in the subtitle of Darwin's book: The Origin of Species: By Means of Natural Selection.
There are natural and random differences within any living species. Some cattle are larger than others, for example, and others are darker in color. Those characteristics that are most advantageous will be favored through natural selection, and the beneficial characteristic in question will thus come to predominate in that animal population. Through an accumulation of these features over a long period of time, a new species will emerge.
However, this theory of evolution by way of natural selection, as by Darwin proposed it, left unanswered the most fundamental questions right from the outset. If living things had evolved in stages, as Darwin claimed, then a great many transitional forms must have existed as well. Yet the fossil record revealed no trace of these theoretical transitional life forms. Darwin puzzled over this problem for a long time and eventually had to conclude that hopefully, such fossils would be unearthed in the future. Despite the passage of the intervening 150 years, however, the expected fossils have still not been found.
Darwin was in an equally hopeless position when it came to accounting for such complex organs as the eye, ear and wing in terms of natural selection. It was impossible to maintain that these organs developed in stages, since the absence of even a single component would render them totally functionless,. (See Irreducible Complexity.) Indeed, Darwin was forced to state the difficulties he experienced regarding his theory in his book. (See Origin of Species, the)
Before all, the question of how the organism that by Darwin referred to as the ancestor of all living things came into being remained a complete mystery—because it is impossible for inanimate matter to come alive by means of natural processes. Eventually, advances in science and technology were to fundamentally undermine his theory, which was the product of Darwin's primitive knowledge of science.2009-08-14 16:00:59

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Yeah.I lost a gun once in bad trade.But have I ever LOST a gun? Hell no.when I was a kid I knew better than to lose a round of 22lr. A gun? It's called responsible gun ownership for a reason.idiots.
See http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/wat...247182581.html
You just can't make stuff like this up.
Yeah.I lost a gun once in bad trade.But have I ever LOST a gun? Hell no.when I was a kid I knew better than to lose a round of 22lr. A gun? It's called responsible gun ownership for a reason.idiots.
Same people that want to know where your guns are at but can't keep track of theirs! That's almost funny if we weren't paying the tab for some of this nonsense. I guess it's easy to lose stuff and not worry about the consequences if someone else is paying. I've got to wonder how many did they really lose? You know there's more that people might have found and not turned in. That's just the ones that made the news.
I'm about as absent minded as you can get, have misplaced many things, lost a few things, but I can say I've never lost a firearm!
The very atmosphere of firearms anywhere and everywhere restrains evil interference- they deserve a place of honor with all that is good. George Washington
"A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government."
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Yup no problema, I lost my piece give me another..
Like my nieces gun that was used in a murder in Connecticut, then destroyed after the trial.. Then an ATF Agent showed up on her front porch with the murder weapon that was destroyed, wanting to know if my niece wanted to sell it.. Whhhhhaaaaaahhhhaaaa...
I pulled some family L.O. strings and tracked it down. Police Chief got scared and dumped it..
My childhood Bro Detective who was working the case, promised the WWII .45 back.. Wahhhhhhhaaaaaa..
The fucking stupid ATF Agent took her too an FFL and did the deal. $$$$ on a gun that was DESTROYED under court order..
When I see that retired mother fucking Detective at my Bros bar, I am going to kick his fucking balls in.. Crooked mother fuckers...
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Geez 4th! Yep I have heard of a few cases like that, but never that bold and brazen.
don't worry! the BATFs guns will turn up--- in MEXICO with all the rest of um--
things just disappear and somehow reappear in someones elses possession =/
Gun stolen, used in a murder, murderer caught and sentenced, then the gun is supposedly melted down, destroyed after the trial.. Their words..
Contact my L.O. and Prosecutor relatives to find out WTF happened.?? It was promised back after the trial.. Pressure on crooked mother f#$king Police Chief must have? sold or gave the destroyed weapon too an ATF Agent.
Who then knocks on my nieces door and asks to buy it.. WTF, Connecticut F&F in action.. Who do yah call, the Police? Yah good luck with that.. Mother f#$kers.. I don't even trust my own relatives up there.. F$%K them to..
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
I keep telling you guys, it's just the 98% of them giving the other 2% a bad name.
If and when the bad stuff starts to happen, these mutts better show us real quick what side they're on because as far as I'm concerned, they are the first to go. Even before the politicians.


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Some of our work parties are hosted by our partner, Hands On Greater Portland. Follow the link provided under each opportunity to RSVP for the work party. You must sign up through Hands On Greater Portland to attend the work party.
Take advantage of an in-depth learning experience with Portland Community Gardens! Internships are unpaid and last three months, unless indicated otherwise.
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The intern will work closely with program staff to translate program material, facilitate communication between community gardeners, and assist in outreach to new gardeners. The intern must work 10-15 hours per month on an on-call/as-needed basis. The internship hours are flexible but must occur Wednesday-Saturday, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM. Work will take place at the Community Gardens office located at 6437 SE Division, and in the field at specified community garden sites.
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A singer and songwriter whose music is defined by passion, lyricism, and a respect of tradition coupled with a willingness to defy expectations, Luka Bloom is one of Ireland's best-respected contemporary folk artists. Bloom was born Kevin Barry Moore in Newbridge, County Kildare, Ireland on May 23, 1955. The youngest of six children, he grew up in a musical household; his oldest sibling is the celebrated folk musician Christy Moore, while his parents and siblings all play instruments. As a youngster, Moore (who usually went by his middle name Barry) took up the guitar, and became an accomplished fingerpicker by the time he entered his teens. Barry's talents impressed his brother Christy enough that in 1969, he took his 14-year-old sibling to England as his opening act for a club tour, and in 1976, Christy included two songs written by Barry, "Wave Up to the Shore" and "Jenny of the Sun," on his self-titled 1976 album. After completing primary school, Barry attended Newbridge College, where he and his brother Andy formed a group called Aes Triplex, and Barry later transferred to a school in Limerick. By this time, Barry was playing regularly on the Irish folk circuit, and quit school to pursue music full-time. In 1977, he joined the trio Inchiquin for a tour of Germany and the U.K., and a year later, he released his first album, The Treaty Stone. Barry toured extensively in support, but his music underwent a major creative overhaul in 1979, when he was diagnosed with severe tendonitis in his right hand. Unable to fingerpick as he once had, Barry began using a conventional plectrum and used a sharp, aggressive style that give his songs a tougher, more physical sound.
In 1979, Barry relocated to Holland, and his second album, In Groningen, was recorded in the titular city with Eamon Murray and a handful of Dutch musicians. In 1982, Barry returned to Ireland and cut his third album, No Heroes, his first set featuring all-original material. In 1983, he joined the Dublin-based rock band Red Square, and while he's called it a valuable experience that made him a more powerful performer, the group broke up in 1986 with little to show for their efforts. In 1987, Barry decided to very literally reinvent himself; he left Ireland for New York City, and adopted the stage name Luka Bloom, "Luka" from the Suzanne Vega song of the same name, "Bloom" from Leopold Bloom, the principal character in James Joyce's Ulysses. As Luka Bloom, he set out to create a more powerful and commanding performing style that would give him the power of a rock band while armed with just an acoustic guitar, and as he became a regular at a handful of New York venues, he developed a following who responded eagerly to his new style. After recording a self-titled "debut" album in 1988 for a small Irish label that quickly went out of print, Bloom was signed to Reprise Records, which released the album Riverside in 1990. Riverside earned enthusiastic reviews and featured a number of songs that went on to be fan favorites, including "The Man Is Alive," "An Irishman in Chinatown," and "Hudson Lady." Bloom's second album for Reprise, 1992's The Acoustic Motorbike, included Bloom's celebrated cover of LL Cool J's "I Need Love," and Turf followed in 1994. Despite positive reviews and a growing audience in Australia, Europe, and the Netherlands, Bloom didn't enjoy the breakthrough success in America that Reprise was hoping for, and he found himself without a record label.
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Barclays released its global outlook today and they're bullish on stocks in the U.S., Japan, the U.K., Spain--heck, almost everywhere except emerging markets.
Here's why:
Our preference for developed market equities over emerging market stocks is driven partly by cyclical factors and partly by valuation differences. The global economic recovery was led by the emerging market economies, and many are now facing capacity constraints that limit future growth potential: inflation concerns are preventing the central banks in India and Brazil from easing policy to help spur weak economies (policy risks in Brazil have even turned toward tightening), while in China authorities are focused on cooling the overheated housing market. Flows in emerging market equities have outpaced those into developed markets for years, but they have not been enough to prevent modest EM equity underperformance in the past two years. We expect this underperformance to continue, since we perceive the macro backdrop for many developed market economies to be improving relative to EM countries...
...With attractive opportunities in much larger and more liquid advanced equity markets, why should investors turn to smaller, less liquid and less accessible EM bourses?
But when it comes to fixed-income, Barclays says investors should look to emerging-market bonds:
In fixed income, there are probably more opportunities in emerging markets than in developed markets, where yields are already at rock-bottom levels. However, yields in EM have moved considerably lower as well following the strong rally last year that delivered, for example, double-digit returns in EM credit. For 2013, we expect much lower EM debt returns: around 4% for hard currency bonds and 7% for local currency bonds.
So far this year, the iShares Emerging Markets (EEM) exchange-traded fund has lost 4.8%, while the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) has gained 9.8% including reinvested dividends. The iShares JPMorgan USD Emerging Markets Bond ETF (EMB) has lost 3.4%, while the Market Vectors Emerging Market Local Currency Bond ETF (EMLC) has lost 0.9%. The iShares Barclays 7-10 Year Treasury ETF (IEF) has lost 0.6% this year.


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In a June 5 New York Post column titled "Terrorists for Kerry," author Dick Morris asserted, without citation, "It is obvious that Osama and his allies all want Bush out."
From the June 5 edition of the New York Post:
Al Qaeda and the Ba'ath Party want to defeat Bush to avenge his tough stance against them after the 9/11 attacks. They know that John Kerry would usher back the Clinton days of timid U.S. reaction and that the Democrat's likely repeal of vital sections of the Patriot Act would open the door for their terror strikes in America. The thugs want Bush out and are determined to ratchet up the cost of the Iraq War to bring about his ouster. That's why they will target any American they can.
As Media Matters for America has previously noted, Reuters reported evidence on March 17 that suggests precisely the opposite: In a statement claiming responsibility for the Madrid bombings that killed nearly 200 people in March, the Abu Hafs al-Masri Brigades -- a terrorist organization that claims to have ties to Al Qaeda -- said it wants to see President George W. Bush reelected in November.
As Media Matters for America also noted, the speculation that Al Qaeda prefers a Kerry win in November was reported by CNN justice correspondent Kelli Arena, who, like Morris, did not cite any source for the assertion. The statements of Arena and now Morris are consistent with predictions made by national security adviser Condoleezza Rice in April -- and, more recently, by President George W. Bush, as reported by the New York Daily News on June 7 -- that terrorists might attack in the United States to affect the outcome of the November presidential election. (Some believe the terrorists' actions in Spain altered the outcome of the election held there three days later, in which the country's pro-Bush prime minister was voted out of office.)
Morris concluded his New York Post column with this advice for the Bush campaign:
Bush's people should begin to speak of the message a Kerry election and a Bush defeat would send to the terrorists. The Spanish example is worth citing.
It is obvious that Osama and his allies all want Bush out. It might profit Bush's supporters (though not the president himself) to point out this obvious fact to the American people.
Morris's recently published book bashing Senator Hillary Clinton, Rewriting History, was the subject of a May 4 Media Matters for America analysis.
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> I seem to have a general problem with results that look right but for
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Arsène Wenger was full of praise for his Arsenal side after they suffered a narrow defeat against Manchester City.
The hosts took all three points on Sunday thanks to David Silva's goal in the second half, leaving Arsenal fifth in the league table with a trip to Aston Villa approaching on Wednesday.
Wenger had no complaints with his team's approach at the Etihad Stadium and believes they could have taken at least a point home.
"I feel our spirit was outstanding, our determination as well," he told Arsenal Player.
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(Cleveland)- A 49-year-old sex offender has been indicted in a Cleveland murder cold case.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty says 49-year-old Elias Acevedo, Sr. is charged with the 1994 murder of of his neighbor, Pamela Pemberton. McGinty says the FBI Violent Crime Task Force determined that Acevedo was the killer.
Acevedo has been charged with 293 counts, including four counts of aggravated murder in the deaths of Pemberton and at least one unidentified woman. That victim is believed to be Christina Adkins, but the medical examiner has not confirmed that it was her remains that found last week. However, Adkins' ID was in clothing near the remains.
Adkins disappeared in 1995 when she was five months pregnant.
Acevedo is also accused 178 counts of rape with five victims.
Acevedo was arrested on June 11 by members of a U.S. Marshals Task force. DNA matched Acevedo to an attack on June 6, 1993, at West 7th and Quigley.
According to that indictment, the victim went with a man she knew to go looking for her boyfriend. She reported that the man then strangled her until she was unconscious and raped her twice in a field.
Acevedo was indicted just three days before the statute of limitations on the rape expired. Court records revealed the he has been treated for a mental disorder.
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"You have come to or been brought to the emergency department for psychiatric evaluation. You may be feeling overwhelmed, angry, embarrassed, frightened, numb, or in a state of disbelief. You may feel that being in the ER is a mistake and you just want to leave. Most of all, you want to know what is going to happen next. This sheet provides information for people over 16 years of age about the ER process and the law." -- Mental Health Detention in an ER, Disability Rights Texas


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Sources close to Dr. James Andrews have told ESPN's Chris Mortensen that the renowned doctor has found "complete" tears of the ACL and LCL in Robert Griffin's right knee. Per Mortensen, Griffin will undergo surgery, performed by Andrews, at about 7 a.m. Wednesday and his recovery timetable has been set at six to eight months, barring any setback.
"The torn ACL was diagnosed late Tuesday as a complete tear of the patella graft that was used to repair Griffin's torn ACL suffered at Baylor in 2009," Mortensen wrote. "A team source said Dr. Andrews likely will use a patella graft from Griffin's left knee to repair the most recent tear."
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Move over NFL Draft or anything related with the Jets; we have our overkill story of the next half year. If Griffin is ready in six months, he should be participating once training camp starts. However, if he needs the full eight months, he will likely miss the start of the 2013 regular season. It is still way too early, but it sure seems like Griffin will be a risk-reward pick of the highest order in fantasy drafts. Does Mike Shanahan now feel bad that he left the decision to let RG3 play this past Sunday up to the player and didn't pull him prior to the fourth quarter when it was obvious he was running on a flat tire?


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Surah Ta Ha,
83- 'Why have you hurried on ahead of your people, Moses?'
That means a collective personality is not enough. Allah stresses the importance of a leader.
84- He said, 'They are following in my tracks. I have hurried on ahead to you, My Lord, to gain Your good pleasure.'
I have already told them what has been described. I have told them the commandments of the faith. He says, "They are following in my tracks." They are already doing what is right. They are living by Islam.
85- He said, 'We tried your people after you left and the Samaritan has misguided them.'
A hypocritical movement at once begins. That would not happen with a leader. This is a response in the Qur'an to the idea of the collective personality. Allah shows us what becomes of a community, Islam, with no leader. Allah shows how a hypocritical regime and way of thinking can develop among Muslims. Much of the Islamic world is like that now. Only Turkey has escaped it.
91- They said, 'We will not stop devoting ourselves to it until Moses returns to us.'
So much for the collective personality! Look and you will see what happens in the absence of a leader. "We will continue in perversion" they say. But they stop at once when a leader comes. Allah is showing there will be no collective personality, insha'Allah. And not just any leader, but a powerful one, insha'Allah. An intelligent leader, insha'Allah.


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I really enjoy my Benelli M4, it is wonderful to operate and so easy to detail strip and reassemble. Here's an HD Video providing a historical overview of the M4 along with clear, easy to follow instructions on how to take them down, maintain them, and reassemble them.Benelli M4 / M1014 Overview, Field Stripping, Maintenance and Reassembly - YouTubehttp://<a href="http://www.youtube.c... - YouTube
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Eryka...as it happens I was in Luperon WITH VanSant when I waited for 30 days! His book is worthwhile reading but he is not just offensive to women...he is an equal opportunity offender! Leaving Luperon, we took Chris Parkers' weather advice and went well offshore and had an EASY 300+ mile non-stop passage through the Mona passage and to the south shore or PR (Ponce is a WONDERFUL town). The boats that followed his book's advice on the SAME DAY and stayed in-shore had a rough passage, were several days behind us and one member here was even hit by lightning in one of the evening thunderstorms that WE MISSED DUE TO BEING OFFSHORE.
The point is not that I am a wonderful source of knowledge on this. VanSant has done it many more times than I have and is still alive so he must have done something right. The point is...don't rely on one source for your decision making. Listen to all the advice and check the conditions and know what you and your boat can do...then make your own decision.
Mike read the book and you won't worry about farting let alone belching.
Bruce VanSant made the trip down through the islands many many times in more than one boat before writing his book. He has far more knowledge of the trip than anyone on this forum, in fact is probably the number one expert in the world. You can take his advice with a grain of salt, if you wish, but he'll be the first to tell you, you're a fool, if you don't follow his advice. Read the preface first which states that this book is not for people on a schedule or with limited time. I also might add that many women find it offensive and he is as arrogant as the book suggests but people I have talked to who have followed his advice have stated it is bang on.
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Thanks for all the input folks, your words are very inspiring. I have owned one or another Cat 36 since 1986 and I know the boat like the back of my hand. I have repaired or replaced every system over 20 years and can singlehand it as easily as my Miata. It is the absolute perfect boat for me ( as long as it's a pre 1992 before they destroyed the great nav station in place of an "aft cabin"....yuch!) I figured that knowing the boat so well would inspire more confidence when attempting new sailing grounds. My retirement idea is to find and buy a second 36 (this one would be shoal draft) in the northeast in the Spring, spend the summer upgrading her rigging and installing needed equipment and then head south down the ICW with the snowbirds. Looking at a few years of sailing the islands and then who knows. Would probably keep my current 36 in LA. Might have to rename them Tweedledie and Tweedledum. My first question was "will the boat handle it?" and you've answered that for me, thanks. I thought it might work as my prior owner took my boat to Acapulco & back. Yeah, I know I could find a better boat for the trip, but true love is a funny thing.
Thanks, Mike
Cam - 30 DAYS waiting for a weather break? I got restless after waiting only a week on Culebra. We finally decided to beat the 20 miles to Saint Thomas (20 kts, 10-12 foot seas, on the nose). But I was bored! I had always wondered what kind of loonies would want to anchor in John Brewer bay, at the west end of St Thomas, right under the airport. After 5 hours that bay, the first available place to chill out, looked just lovely to me. Moral: ...something about sailing with a schedule...
Thanks, sounds like a place to start regarding routes, but the thought of being a "gentleman" sailor sorta gives me the willies. I mean if you can't belch on your own boat, WTF ?
Just remember, any book written about sailing in an area is really specific to the author's boat, weather encountered and time period, and may have very little to do with you, your boat and the weather you encounter or how the area may have changed in the time between when the passages in the book occurred and when you go through the area.
As someone posted previously, sailing on a set schedule can be pretty suicidal.
|Mike...read the book but don't believe it! It is a good guide to the route and the chartlets are helpful but take the advice with a big grain of salt!
|Mike, before you venture down island buy and read, Bruce Vansants."The Thornless Path - A Gentleman's Guide to Passages South" . The name says it all.
I see what you mean about power. I mentioned the watermaker because the PO had one installed for the Mexico trip and though he took it with him, all the plumbing is there. Nice to know you don't think it's necessary. I'm a big fan of simplicity and I can't remember the last time I had a jerry jug break down when I needed it. ;-)
As for being "stuck" in some Caribbean anchorage for a month, sounds like heaven to me.
You won't say that after Luperon!
As to the watermaker...do you plan to have a generator? Without one, I wouldn't add a watermaker and even with one, you can live without a watermaker down island. We simply bought jug water for drinking needs and filled the tanks for showers and cooking wherever we went. Given the expense of a watermaker and the fact that you can't use them in most harbors...you might want to consider that.
Trust me, she'll be the most ruggedly rigged and thoroughly equipped 36 you've ever seen. That's the bonus of a used Catalina, plenty of cash left over for equipment. I already have some ideas on extra fuel & water capacity and I know where to mount the watermaker. Yet another bonus with taking the same boat, I can "what if" on my boat and figure everything out ahead of time. As for being "stuck" in some Caribbean anchorage for a month, sounds like heaven to me.
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The Pumpkin Patch at Yule Forest Hwy 155 has been an entertainment farm for more than 30 years. Yule Forest Hwy 155 is full of attractions for all ages. We are an agritourism farm in the heart of Henry County. Our farm allows children the opportunities to explore the environment in our new outdoor classroom. Experience the Pumpkin Patch, the Christmas Tree Farm, and blueberry picking. Haunted House, Haunted Hayride and Zombie Paintball every weekend in Oct. www.yuleforest.com or www.aboutyule.com www.fearthewoods.com
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On Saturday, May 13, 2017, an estimated 1,000 SUNY Plattsburgh students will begin a new phase of their lives as they receive their degrees during the 2017 Spring Commencement ceremonies, which will be held in the Field House Gymnasium. The day will bring joy, feelings of pride and even tears to those in attendance during this spring ritual.
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The first ceremony will begin at 9 a.m. and will be held for students majoring in programs within the School of Education, Health and Human Services and the School of Business and Economics. The second ceremony will commence at 2 p.m. for students in the School of Arts and Science.
This celebration of achievement would not be as poignant without the careful attention to the numerous details involved in planning this momentous occasion. The procedures on protocol covered here have proven to be highly effective in preserving the dignity of the proceedings over the years. They also establish proper decorum guaranteeing a memorable event for graduating students and spectators alike.Student Speaker Selection Process
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If the Gunners can create an all-time record for consecutive league matches unbeaten this evening, it seems appropriate that they would take the baton from Nottingham Forest, who achieved the Gunners current tally of 42 matches unbeaten between November 1977 and December 1978. After all, if it hadn't been for Forest who were formed way back in 1865 and are the second oldest club in the country (a year younger than neighbours Notts County), the Gunners may well be unrecognisable from the team you see before you today.
In 1886, the generosity of Nottingham Forest, combined with the initiative of a former Forest player at Royal Arsenal (as Arsenal were known at the time), actually led to Arsenal Football Club adopting red playing shirts.
The player was goalkeeper Fred Beardsley, who on returning to the midlands one weekend in 1886, used his connections at Nottingham Forest to obtain a ball and some Forest kits, which were subsequently used by Royal Arsenal as their new strip.
However, the colour of the kit was not the 'Arsenal red' of today. The full kit comprised of a much darker red shirt, white knee length 'knickerbockers', with blue and white hooped stockings. Beardsley went on to become a director of Woolwich Arsenal.
Forest's record took place between November 26, 1977 and December 9, 1978 and helped them to win the First Division Championship for season 1977/78. The championship and record breaking run was a remarkable achievement considering that Forest had only been promoted from Division Two the season prior to their championship win. Brian Clough's team won 21 matches and drew 21, scoring 58 goals in the process and conceding just 22. Terry McDermott ended Forest's mammoth run when he scored both goals for Liverpool in a 2-0 win at Anfield. Blackburn's manager tonight Graeme Souness was a member of the victorious Liverpool team. After the match Clough commented: "I congratulated our lads on a magnificent run. This defeat means a slight relief - but we would have felt better if we hadn't lost."
Arsenal's record so far runs from May 7, 2003 until the present. The Gunners record spans an entire title winning season - the first club to achieve that feat since Preston North End's Invincibles in season 1888/89. The Gunners 42 games have yielded far more wins, 30, and many more goals, 92, though Forest have the upper hand defensively as the Gunners have conceded 31 times. After equalling Forest's record on Sunday Arsène Wenger said: "When you are on the pitch you don't realise that you are achieving football history but it means nothing if you break these records and have nothing to show for it at the end of the season."
The last ten players to feature for both Arsenal and Nottingham Forest are:
Matthew Upson - Arsenal 1997 - 2003; Forest 2000 (on loan)
David Platt - Arsenal 1995 - 1998; Forest 1999 - 2001
Ian Wright - Arsenal 1991 - 1998; Forest 1999 (on loan)
Kevin Campbell - Arsenal 1988 - 1995; Forest 1995 - 1998
Lee Chapman - Arsenal 1982 - 1983; Forest 1988 - 1990
Viv Anderson - Arsenal 1984 - 1987; Forest 1974 - 1984
Tony Woodcock - Arsenal 1981 - 1982; Forest 1977 - 1979
Willie Young - Arsenal 1977 - 1981; Forest 1981 - 1983
Charlie George - Arsenal 1968 - 1975; Forest 1980 (on loan)
Colin Addison - Arsenal 1966 - 1967; Forest 1961 - 1966
There have been a number of other players who have appeared for both teams over the years, notably legendary goalscorer Joe Baker, current Chairman of the League Managers' Association John Barnwell and the aforementioned Fred Beardsley.
Following the UEFA Champions League draw this week, full hospitality packages for the group stage matches at Highbury will soon be on sale. Full package and price information will be available from Monday, September 6, 2004. A limited number of packages remain for all our Premiership home games this season, for full details on these, and Champions League packages please visit www.arsenal.com/hospitality or call 020 7704 4550.
For its inaugural Charity of the Season, Arsenal is delighted to announce that an impressive £100,000 has been raised through its partnership with ChildLine, the UK's free, 24-hour helpline for children and young people. Furthermore, with substantial work to be achieved in terms of fundraising and awareness building, the Club has, as a one-off, renewed the partnership for an additional year.
The amount accrued last season will enable ChildLine to answer more than 30,000 calls from children and young people by funding the recruitment and training of many more new volunteer counsellors. Every day calls from around 2,300 children are answered by ChildLine but the enormous demand for ChildLine's services means that hundreds more children each day are unable to get through and have to call again. The aim of supporting ChildLine for a successive season is to move the charity even closer to achieving its target of answering every call from every child the first time they call. Specifically it is hoped that substantial funds generated from this season's work will reach the London helpline thus directly assisting Arsenal's immediate community.
ChildLine's Chair, Esther Rantzen OBE, said: "We are so delighted to be offered the opportunity to be Arsenal's Charity of the Season for a second time. By teaming up with Arsenal, ChildLine has not only been able to speak directly to the Club's legion of young fans, letting them know that we're here if they need us; but we also have the opportunity to make a real difference to their lives - by raising vital funds to help us answer more calls and recruit more volunteers. We have already received fantastic support from Arsenal's players and manager and look forward to being a part of another great season with the Club."
Arsenal Football Club would like to wish a very happy retirement to Chief Inspector Drew Davidson, who will be making his last appearance in the Police Control Room at Highbury this evening.
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Brian Daley is an ardent Arsenal fan suffering from multiple myeloma (cancer of the blood) and needs a bone marrow donor ASAP.
Finding a suitable donor for Brian, who is the former MOBO Award winning 'DJ Swing', has been very difficult. On behalf of Brian's family and friends - he has two sons, who are also mad keen Gunners fans - Arsenal Football Club would be extremely grateful if any supporters reading this who are African/ Afro-Caribbean or bi-racial and would like to help Brian could contact the Programme Editor on 020 7704 4138 or e-mail email@example.com. The Club will then put you in touch with Brian.
For more information on Brian's extremely serious condition please visit www.aclt.org and follow the 'DJ Swing needs your help' link.
The second Maidstone United Programme Fair takes place on Sunday, September 19, from 11am to 2pm.
It will take place at 'The Clubhouse' Sittingbourne Football Club, Eurolink Way, Sittingbourne, Kent.
There will also be a football raffle and kids' penalty competition. Admission costs 50p for adults and 20p for children.
Arsenal scored the 800th goal in all competitions under Arsène Wenger's management by taking a 1-0 lead against Middlesbrough on Sunday. Thierry Henry lobbed Mark Schwarzer in the first-half to bring up the landmark, and of course the boys went on to grab four more that day and take the running total to 804 from 443 matches.
The breakdown of goals is as follows:
League 554
FA Cup 92
League Cup 42
Charity/Community Shield 10
Europe 106
In the same period Arsenal have conceded 418 goals.
As you may be aware the Club were presented with cheques totalling £50,000 prior to the match against Middlesbrough on Sunday for finishing top of the Fair Play Leagues last season. The Club received £30,000 for the team's sporting behaviour last season, while the other £20,000 has been given for 'behaviour of the public' to the Arsenal fans.
All of the money received will be distributed back to the supporters through a series of initiatives. One of these is a voucher scheme which will feature in the matchday programme against Charlton Athletic on Saturday October 2. Fans who buy the programme will find a free £1 voucher inside for refreshments offered in the stadium and for use in the Club shops. The remaining £20,000 will be set aside for matchday initiatives co-ordinated by supporters' group, REDaction.
The new blue away kit will be available to purchase from all official Arsenal retail outlets from next Thursday (September 2). The shirt can be ordered from this Friday (August 28) through Arsenal.com.


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China adopted the nation's first mental health law to protect the rights of the mentally ill on Friday, a move that human rights activists say is a step forward for the country but may fall short of halting its use of psychiatric facilities to silence political and social outliers.
The new law emphasizes privacy, requiring that institutions and individuals protect the personal information of mentally ill patients, such as names, addresses and employment data, according to a report from the state-owned Xinhua News Agency. It also bans involuntary mental health examinations and inpatient treatment except in cases in which patients express an intent to harm themselves or others, Xinhua said.
Hospitals will be required to provide counseling services or set up outpatient clinics to assist the mentally ill under the new law, which also calls for more doctor training.
An estimated 100 million Chinese people suffer from mentally illness, according to a 2007 survey by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The survey notes that 16 million have severe conditions.
Activists say the law is a step in the right direction that addresses a number of long-standing deficiencies in China's health-care system, including a lack of medical facilities, inadequate insurance coverage and insufficient doctors.
The creation of a law also aims to end a practice that has for decades enabled China's government to silence dissidents and persons perceived as problematic by deeming them mentally ill, said Nicholas Bequelin, a Hong Kong-based researcher at advocacy group Human Rights Watch.
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Making a false threat at any Texas higher education institution is now considered a state jail felony, not a Class A misdemeanor, according to a new law passed this summer by the Texas Legislature. House Bill 1284 was enacted in response to several threats this past year at several universities across the United States that disrupted classes and prompted evacuation of campus property, even though each report turned out to be a hoax.
The Texas bill relates to the offense of making or causing a false alarm or report involving a public or private institution of higher education. A person commits an offense under Section 42.06, Texas Penal Code, if he or she knowingly initiates, communicates or circulates a report of a present, past, or future bombing, fire, offense, or other emergency that he or she knows is false or baseless and that would ordinarily:
An individual adjudged guilty of a state jail felony shall be punished by confinement in a state jail for any term of not more than two years or less than 180 days and, in addition to confinement, may be punished by a fine not to exceed $10,000.
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Laryngectomy Support Group
Dec. 11, 2014
Time: 12:00pm — 1:00pm
The Laryngectomy Support Group will hold its monthly meeting in the Sister Regina Conference Room at St. Elizabeth Medical Center.
A laryngectomy is the procedure to remove a person's larynx and separates the airway from the mouth, nose and esophagus. The laryngectomee breathes through an opening in the neck, called a stoma.
The public is welcome to attend. If you have questions please contact the Speech Therapy Department at 315-801-3475.
Meetings for the support group will be held the 2nd Thursday of each month at 12 p.m.


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As spring turns into summer, the weather becomes warmer and communities move outside for entertainment.
When sitting in a swing on the front porch or lazing on the back deck, limeades, lemonades and fruity variations of the two hit the spot.
Usually these tasty concoctions only require a pitcher or blender to mix.
Some not only are tasty but can add a beautiful touch to your family's outdoor gathering or a ladies' lunch.
First, decide what kind of fruity taste you are going for. Lemons, strawberries, peaches, pineapples and limes always are a good bet.
Presentation also is key. A trend today is to serve punches and other drinks in Mason jars. A quick look through Pinterest shows a variety of ways to utilize Mason jars. Some tie ribbons around them and others attach bobbles that match the theme of the event.
If what you're serving looks as good as it tastes it's best to serve from a clear pitcher. That way, the food becomes a part of the décor.
Another thing to remember is the particular taste of your guests. Because I like things a little bit tart, my concoctions usually land on the sharp side — think SweeTart in a glass.
If you don't think your guests live on the tangy side, you might tone down the lime or lemon in the drink.
Pinterest offered three recipes that looked like they would do the trick. One highlighted pineapple juice, another featured strawberries and the last included peaches. All are non-alcoholic.
The pineapple strawberry cooler was pretty easy to make. If you want more tart taste, use a 12-ounce can of limeade to kick it up a notch. The author of the recipe also suggests using wooden skewers and threaded sliced pieces of fruit and mint sprigs to add an elegant look. It made about 14 servings.
The second recipe called for frozen strawberries but fresh worked as well. It offered a smoother taste.
My personal favorite of the three was the Peach Flip. This was just an idea on Pinterest and didn't really provide a recipe, so it was a bit of a guessing game. One bag of frozen peaches, a can of frozen lemonade and about a cup of lemon/lime soda did the trick but there probably are ways to vary from that mix.
The strawberry and peach drinks made four to six servings so double the recipe if you're serving a larger group.
Peaches and strawberries also blend well together so a combination of the two could work. Oranges and strawberries could also work well together so adding orange juice instead of limeade is another option.
You just have to play around and see what works best for you.
Summer Pineapple Strawberry Cooler
1 12-ounce can frozen pineapple juice concentrate, thawed
1 6-ounce can frozen limeade concentrate, thawed
4 cups cold water
1 liter club soda, chilled
Ice cubes
Fresh strawberries
In a large picture combine pineapple juice concentrate, limeade and water. Chill for at least 30 minutes. Before serving add club soda, ice cubes and fresh strawberries.
Recipe from www.mommag.com
Chilled Strawberry Limeade
1 12-ounce can frozen limeade concentrate
½ can lemon/lime soda
2 cups of frozen strawberries
Pulp of two limes
Blend all ingredients in a blender and chill before serving.
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The Peach Flip
1 bag frozen peaches
1 12-ounce can frozen lemonade concentrate
1 cup lemon/lime soda
Blend all the ingredients in a blender and chill before serving.
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December 8, 2013
25 vendors selling unique vinyl records in all genres.
December 8, 2013
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Du Bois in Our Time is a landmark exhibition that focuses on the intersection of art and the major issues of our time, centered on the legacy of W.E.B. Du Bois.
September 10—December 8, 2013, Sun/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
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University Museum of Contemporary Art
The exhibit centers on the post-World War II expansion of UMass and its emergence as a fully-fledged research university.
October 18—January 6, 2014
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November 28, December 15, December 21—December 22, December 25, December 28—January 1, January 5
Learning Commons in W.E.B. Du Bois Library, Lower Level and Floor 25
Veteran Services is sponsoring a Toys for Tots Campaign. New unwrapped toys may be dropped off in the Toys for Tots box outside 231 Whitmore or at the Off Campus Student Center, 314 Student Union.
November 19—December 13, 2013
Whitmore Administration Building, and Student Union
An installation made possible by the UMass Arts Council.
November 25—April 2, 2014
Studio Arts Building
What are your thoughts as a graduating senior? Would you like to share them with your classmates, family and friends? If so, you are invited to submit a proposal for consideration as the Student Commencement Speaker at the Undergraduate Commencement on May 9, 2014.
December 2—February 4, 2014
Renowned Canadian artist Lynne Cohen has been photographing interior spaces ― laboratories, offices, health spas, classrooms, shooting ranges ― often wryly humorous, sometimes bleak, with an element of suspense and of uneasiness.
December 5—March 7, 2014, Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 11:00 am-4:30 pm
December 7—March 9, 2014, weekends 2:00 pm-5:00 pm
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University Museum of Contemporary Art
This exhibition is part of a series of exhibitions at the University Museum of Contemporary Art in which invited local artists exhibit their own artworks in juxtaposition with pieces they select from the museum's permanent collection.


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Cool, what if you made insertable magwells mountable to the truinnion for different common mags? Can you post dimension, when you get them?
I can heat treat a couple if you want.
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Cool, what if you made insertable magwells mountable to the truinnion for different common mags? Can you post dimension, when you get them?
I can heat treat a couple if you want.
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dk, get off my wavelength! damn i need to repair the hole in my tin foil hat. you were reading my mind. i started a magwell model before i left the office.
i want to do one in 22 as well. the new ruger 10/22 25 rounder is very solid.
Some of the Molot rifles used a squared-off top cover. You could cut and fold one, and weld the back after bending it down. Heck, provide some tabs on the back section and I bet you could use trigger guard rivets to hold it.
I considered a flat top dust cover that would secure into the trunion as a easy way to add a scopoe or rail. there is no need to be stuck with the AK dust cover here, it would also make it easier to get some weight into the carrier/bolt if needed. they could also be made for about 75 cents in a simple jig or on a break. there are a lot of ways to simplify this to reduce cost and the need for original parts.
I pistion. rod is nice but it sort of make doing a floating barrel build harder. i think a gude rod set up like seen in the supper short barrel builds woukd be a better set up as it would allow short builds. floating barrel builds and also would make a GB unnessacary removing weight. there is no need to copy a Gas gun and a orginal AK here. I lkie the idea of using the reciver as is because its cheap and easy and the trigger parts are damm near free as you will not likely need 922 stuff.
If i was designing a trunion to be milled on a cnc set up it would have material for a rail and a way to trun a gude rod back to the rear trunion. Id eleminate the need for a RSB completly id make the trunion so it had all of that included. Id loose the leaf sight compltely it simply will not be needed in a pistol round that will likelynever shoot past 200 yards simply put a boss for a scrwing down a rail. if you want open sights use a AR type sight that goes onthe rail..
ooh, did my stupid question inspire you? :D Niiiiccceee
you should make the "hinge block/rsb" as wide as the trunnion and the top of the bolt/carrier the same way so there's more weight and heck then i could do my dream build of a skorpion on steriods and use a rectangle tube for the receiver and weld the trunnion in with a removable rear trunnion for take down and a small grip housing (mg42) with ar15 fcg hehehehe
I also considerd a square tube reciver but decided the ak reciver was just to easy to add alreadly avaliable parts . but a square tube with a removable rear trunion is easly doable. there are a lot of ways to go it all depends oin how much machine work you want to do.


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I use the hinged frames. Best thing I have found.Your way sounds like a great way to do it, and at 6 minutes per frame prep time, I don't understand your complaint. I would think about using rubber bands from nailhead to nailhead on the second side during the removal. It would be easier than the wire when your hands are full of honey.
I use the hinged frames. Best thing I have found.


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Fresh or frozen raspberries folded into a thick strawberry glaze turn a boxed cake mix into a festive finale to any meal. My husband isn't a chocolate fan, so this is a great substitute. I'm often asked for the recipe.
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- 1 package white cake mix (regular size)
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 1 carton (16 ounces) strawberry glaze
- 1/2 cup water
- 2-1/2 cups fresh or frozen unsweetened raspberries
- Prepare and bake cake according to package directions, using a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until smooth. Fold in whipped cream. Spread over cooled cake. Refrigerate until serving.
- Just before serving, combine strawberry glaze and water in a bowl; gently fold in raspberries. Serve with cake. Yield: 12-15 servings.
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Martinus Beijerinck recognizes "soluble" living microbes, a term he applies to the discovery of tobacco mosaic virus. He demonstrates that juice pressed from tobacco leaves that had been filtered free of bacteria retains the ability to cause disease in plants even after repeated dilutions. He calls the disease agent "contagium vivum fluidium" or contagious living fluid.
Martinus Beijerinck (1851-1931), ASM News 62, 1996. p.539 [pdf]
Beijerinck, M. 1899. Ueber ein Contagium vivum fluidum als Ursache der Fleckenkrankheit der Tabaksblatter. Centralblatt fur bacteriologie und Parasirenkunde, Part II, 5: 27-33. In Milestones in Microbiology: 1556 to 1940, translated and edited by Thomas D. Brock, ASM Press. 1998, p153 [pdf]