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Posted on 02/10/2012 11:04:37 AM PST by christianhomeschoolmommaof3
Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the Constitution is a 10-week online course presented by Hillsdale College.
Featuring an expanded format from the Introduction to the Constitution lecture series with Hillsdale College President Dr. Larry Arnn, Constitution 101 follows closely the one-semester course required of all Hillsdale College undergraduate students.
In this course, you can: watch lectures from the same Hillsdale faculty who teach on campus;
study the same readings taught in the College course;
submit questions for weekly Q&A sessions with the faculty;
access a course study guide;
test your knowledge through weekly quizzes; and
upon completion of the course, receive a certificate from Hillsdale College.
You must register in order to participate in Constitution 101. Even if you have already signed up for a previous Hillsdale webcast or seminar, we ask that you complete the simple registration process for Constitution 101. There is no cost to register for this course, but we ask that you consider a donation to support our efforts to educate millions of Americans about our nations Founding documents and principles.
(Excerpt) Read more at constitution.hillsdale.edu ...
1. Introduction: The American Mind Larry P. Arnn Monday, February 20
2. The Declaration of Independence Thomas G. West Monday, February 27
3. The Problem of Majority Tyranny David Bobb Monday, March 5
4. Separation of Powers: Preventing Tyranny Kevin Portteus Monday, March 12
5. Separation of Powers: Ensuring Good Government Will Morrisey Monday, March 19
6. Religion, Morality, and Property David Bobb Monday, March 26
7. Crisis of Constitutional Government Will Morrisey Monday, April 2
8. Abraham Lincoln and the Constitution Kevin Portteus Monday, April 9
9. The Progressive Rejection of the Founding Ronald J. Pestritto Monday, April 16
10. The Recovery of the Constitution Larry P. Arnn Monday, April 23
Constitution class offered free online. May be of interest to homeschoolers.
I think I will forward the link to all of my elected officials as well!
Hey that's a great idea!!!
I signed up when Mark Levin was promoting this months ago. I never got any email response. Yes it is possible that I mistyped my email address but I am usually very careful about that.
I just registered again and once again I did not make a contribution for the course. I got an email response this time ("Thank you for registering for Constitution 101! This program will begin on February 20, 2012.") -- the last time I did not but I did recently get a first ever email from Hillsdale asking me to purchase The U.S. Constitution: A Reader
Thanks for the info - I just registered!
Looks interesting...I'm in.
The Reader is $30...no indication you must purchase it, however.
The previous series is here: http://constitution.hillsdale.edu/page.aspx?pid=826
"Introduction to the Constitution" videos, with links to pdf study guides.
The class is free but they do ask for a donation if you are able. They don't take federal money and are supported by their student tuition and donations.
Glad you are registered now! See ya in class. ;)
WooHoo!!! Just signed up!!!
Thank you so much for posting. I know two young men who are going to be so excited to take the class. Hahaha, lots of sarcasm there.
Now that I'm signed up I wonder if we could sign up others. Say Barrack Hussein Obama, members of Congress, our bottom feeding socialist friends and relatives....
Enthusiastic BTTT
Heck, I think I'm going to go ahead and enroll BHO. I'll even pay for it if he completes the course and can pass!
Their drop-down for "How did you hear about us?" doesn't have an entry for FR.
Well they need one. I heard about them on Sean Hannity sometime last year.
Yup. Disappointing. They should at least had "other."
I put friend.
Thanks for this.
Thank you for that link. BTTT.
Pinging the Homeschool ping list for a potential resource. Hillsdale has a great reputation and this could be a good preparation for a homeschool parents getting ready to teach the subject, or as an assignment for an older home schooled kid.
Just posted and of potential interest to your lists.
What if every FReeper got just one friend to watch this series?
Roger that.
Constitution Ping!
Thanks for the ping. Already signed up. Larry Arne is fantastic. I listen to anything I can get of his. A true scholar and God fearing man.
I had already registered.
My home schooled 15 year old daughter and I will be doing the class together. Very excited to begin!
I'm going for both. Thanks for the ping!
I encourage everyone to sign up for and take this course about the US Constitution.
It is a free, online college level course offered by Hillsdale College and teaches about the clear intent of the founders compared to what is happening today (when they ask for a donation, if you are not able to, just elect to click through without donating).
Every American should be deeply aware of what the Constitution says, and then vote accordingly. Encourage your friends to do likewise.
Pass the word!
I am doing this with my 11 year old son and 12 year old daughter. I am excited to begin too!
I know you will have already heard about this from Rush's show. Still, thought it sounded like something that might have interest for you.
I do.
I'm signed up. Thanks for reminding me.
Of course...there are probably hundreds of FReepers that give ZERO to Free Republic too!!
Maybe we are doomed!
Hey I was one of those guys for a couple/three years......but a buck or 10 a month keeps Free Republic in business...Not to mention awesome places like Hillsdale College!!
for later
Thanks for pinging that out....
This looked worth it! Christianhomeschoolmama bugged me to get it done :-)
Hey a courtesy ping when you talk behind my back. ;)
If you would like to be added or dropped from the Mitten ping list freepmail me
Thanks Jen!
I'm signed up! See you in class!
The same Mark Levin that claims Obama is a natural born Citizen.
I'll pass.
I have no idea if the school is associated with Levin. He is not teaching the class however. This school is well known for it's conservatism and it takes no federal money. If that isnt good enough for a one issue conservative then you are more than welcome to not join.
I think Biblical injunction about casting pearls before swine argues against that.
Do not give what is holy to dogs, and do not throw your pearls before swine, or they will trample them under their feet, and turn and tear you to pieces.
— Matthew 7:6 NASB
Why would you even bother learning about the Constitution if you don't care if politicians uphold their sworn oaths to protect and defend it?
That's right. My ONE ISSSUE is the RULE OF LAW!
This would be a great once-a-month reading assignment for homeschooled older kids. Or any kids.
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DETROIT (AP) -- Paul Byrd pitched seven sharp innings and Casey Blake had a two-run double in Cleveland's three-run fourth, leading the Indians to a 4-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night.
Byrd (3-5) allowed two runs and four hits to earn his 100th career win. He also improved to 9-2 against Detroit.
Ryan Garko hit a solo drive in the eighth for Cleveland, which has split the first eight games of its 11-game road trip. The Indians also picked up their 1,000th win against Detroit.
The Tigers have lost four straight to fall a season-worst 12 games under .500.
Justin Verlander (2-9) fell to 1-6 in his last eight starts, giving up three runs and five hits over seven innings. He struck out a season-high eight and issued four walks.
Verlander ran into trouble in the fourth. Garko walked with one out and Jhonny Peralta singled for Cleveland's first hit. David Dellucci then walked to load the bases for Blake, who put the Indians ahead 2-0 with a double down the left-field line. Franklin Gutierrez added an RBI single.
Brandon Inge went deep in the sixth against Byrd and Jeff Larish hit his first career homer in the seventh to cut it to 3-2.
Masa Kobayashi pitched the eighth and Joe Borowski allowed one hit in the ninth for his fifth save in seven tries.
Tigers Drop 4th Straight
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Operation Musketeer (1956)
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Operation Musketeer (French: Opération Mousquetaire) was the Anglo-French plan[1] for the invasion of the Suez canal zone to capture the Suez Canal during the Suez Crisis in 1956. Israel, which invaded the Sinai peninsula, had the additional objectives of opening the Straits of Tiran and halting fedayeen incursions into Israel. The Anglo-French military operation was originally planned for early September, but the necessity of coordination with Israel delayed it until early November.[2]
The operation[edit]
Headed by British Army General Charles Keightley, it was conducted in November 1956 in close coordination with the Israeli armored thrust into the Sinai, which was called Operation Kadesh. Egypt's government, led by Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, was seeking political control over the canal, an effort resisted by the Europeans. The army was originally to land at Alexandria, but the location was later switched to Port Said since a landing at Alexandria would have been opposed by most of the Egyptian army, necessitating the deployment of an armoured division. Furthermore, a preliminary bombardment of a densely populated area would have involved tens of thousands of civilian casualties. The naval bombardment of Port Said was rendered less effective by the decision to only use 4.5-inch guns instead of large caliber guns, in order to minimise the number of civilian casualties.[3]
The final land order of battle involved the Royal Marine Commando Brigade, the 16th Parachute Brigade, and the 3rd Infantry Division. To bring these formations to war establishment, the regular army reserve and selected national service reservists were mobilised. Most of the latter were sent to units in home stations (Britain and Germany) to replace regulars posted to the Musketeer force. Lieutenant General Sir Hugh Stockwell was appointed to command the landing force. A French parachute brigade joined 16th Parachute Brigade as it returned to Cyprus. The Commando Brigade completed refresher training in shore landings from helicopters, in association with the Mediterranean fleet, which was preparing to support the amphibious operation. Over the summer the Royal Air Force selected a range of targets whose loss would cripple Egyptian resistance.
Details of the secret plan for Israeli forces to invade the Sinai desert were revealed to the Chiefs of the Defence staff in October. On 29 October Israeli armour, preceded by parachute drops on two key passes, thrust south into the Sinai, routing local Egyptian forces within five days. Affecting to be alarmed by the threat of fighting along the Suez Canal, the UK and France issued a twelve-hour ultimatum on 30 October to the Israelis and the Egyptians to cease fighting. When, as expected, no response was given, Operation Musketeer was launched.
The air offensive began. The 3rd Division, minus the Guards Brigade, embarked on 1 November. The 45th Commando and 16th Parachute Brigade landed by sea and air on 5 November. Although landing forces quickly established control over major canal facilities, the Egyptians were able to sink obstacles in the canal, rendering it unusable. The Anglo-French air offensive suppressed Egyptian airfields not already attacked by the Israelis, but failed to destroy oil stocks or cripple the Egyptian army.[4] Cairo Radio continued to broadcast. The 3rd Battalion Parachute group captured El Cap airfield by airborne assault. The remaining units, held back initially for deep airborne targets, travelled by sea to Port Said. The Commando Brigade captured all its objectives. The French parachutists took Port Fuad, opposite Port Said. Elements of the 16th Parachute Brigade led by Brigadier M.A.H. Butler and a contingent of the Royal Tank Regiment set off south along the canal bank on 6 November to capture Ismailia.
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Worldwide reaction against Musketeer was massive and negative. The United States unexpectedly led condemnations of the action at the United Nations and in other forums, marking a sharp break in the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom. Of the countries in the Commonwealth, only Australia, South Africa and New Zealand supported the military operation, with Canada strongly opposing it. Just before midnight Brigadier Butler was ordered to stop on the hour, when a ceasefire would come into effect. This raised a difficulty. There were Egyptian forces ahead; the British column was in open desert with no defensible feature to hand. Brigadier Butler compromised, advancing until 0:15 a.m. to reach El Cap, where he sited the 2nd Battalion of the Parachute Regiment, with supporting detachments.
While the military operation itself had been completely successful, political pressure from the United States obliged the British and French governments to accept the ceasefire terms drawn up by the United Nations. The 3rd Division landed to relieve the parachutists. While accepting a United Nations Emergency Force to replace the Anglo-French presence, Nasser nevertheless ensured the Canal could not be used by sinking or otherwise disabling 49 ships in the channel. Anglo-French forces were withdrawn by 22 December.
End of operation[edit]
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When the United States threatened to devalue the British currency (the Pound Sterling),[5] the British cabinet was divided. Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden called a ceasefire, without Israeli or French officials being notified. This caused France to doubt the reliability of their allies. A few months later, French president René Coty ordered the creation of the brand new military experiments facility C.S.E.M. in the Sahara. It was used by his successor Charles de Gaulle to develop an autonomous nuclear deterrent against potential threats. The French atomic bomb Gerboise Bleue was tested in February 1960. In 1966, de Gaulle further loosened his ties with the Western Allies by leaving NATO.
Military support[edit]
Britain had a treaty with Jordan, and had a plan (Cordage) to give assistance to Jordan in the event of an attack by Israel. This led to the First Lord of the Admiralty (Hailsham) sending a memo to Eden on 2 October 1956 proposing the use of the light cruiser HMS Royalist for Cordage as well as Musketeer. HMS Royalist had just been modernised as an anti-aircraft radar picket ship, and was regarded as the most suitable ship for protection against the Mystère fighter-bombers supplied by France to Israel. But HMS Royalist had just been transferred to the Royal New Zealand Navy, and New Zealand's Prime Minister Sidney Holland did not in the end allow the Royalist to be used with the British fleet in the Mediterranean for Cordage or Musketeer (where her presence would indicate support by New Zealand). The memo indicates that Hailsham did not know of the negotiations of Eden and Lloyd with France and Israel for concerted moves against Egypt.[6]
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Launched without a clear aim other than revenge, with the abandonment of international diplomacy, Operation Musketeer was a failure in strategic terms. By mischance it covered the Soviet Union's military intervention in Hungary on 4 November. On this issue and, more generally, on the principle of premature military action against Egypt, the operation divided public opinion in the UK. It demonstrated the limitations of the UK's military capacity, and exposed errors in several staff functions, notably intelligence and movement control. Tactically successful, both in the sea and airborne assaults and the subsequent brief occupation, it was undertaken on the margin of capability. It was the last venture of its kind.
French order of battle[edit]
Most French units involved came from the 10th Parachute Division (10e DP).
- 2nd Colonial Infantry Parachute Regiment (2e RPC).
- 11th Shock Parachute Regiment (11e Choc).
- 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment (1er REP).
- 4 Commandos Marine:
- Commando Jaubert
- Commando de Montfort
- Commando de Penfentenyo
- Commando Hubert
- Two squadrons of the 2nd Foreign Cavalry Regiment (2e REC) comprising AMX-13 tanks.
- Two squadrons of M47 Patton tanks.
- One sapper company.
United Kingdom order of battle[edit]
Royal Air Force[edit]
- No. 1 Squadron RAF[7] with Hawker Hunter F.5's.[8]
- No. 6 Squadron RAF[9] with de Havilland Venom FB.4's.[9]
- No. 8 Squadron RAF[9] with Venom FB.4's.[9]
- No. 9 Squadron RAF[7] with English Electric Canberra B.6's.[10]
- No. 10 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[11]
- No. 12 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.6's.[12]
- No. 13 Squadron RAF[9] with Canberra PR.7's.[9]
- No. 15 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[13]
- No. 18 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[14]
- No. 27 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[15]
- No. 30 Squadron RAF[7] with Vickers Valetta C.1's.[16]
- No. 34 Squadron RAF[7] with Hunter F.5's.[17]
- No. 39 Squadron RAF[9] with Gloster Meteor NF.13's.[9]
- No. 44 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[18]
- No. 61 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.2's.[19]
- No. 99 Squadron RAF[7] with Handley Page Hastings C.1 & C.2's.[20]
- No. 101 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.6's.[21]
- No. 109 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.6's.[22]
- No. 138 Squadron RAF[7] with Vickers Valiant B.1's, B(PR) 1's, B(PR)K 1's and B(K) 1's.[23]
- No. 139 Squadron RAF[7] with Canberra B.6's.[23]
- No. 148 Squadron RAF[7] with Valiant B.1's, B(PR) 1's, B(PR)K 1's and B(K) 1's.[24]
- No. 207 Squadron RAF[7] with Valiant B.1's, B(PR) 1's and B(K) 1's.[25]
- No. 214 Squadron RAF[7] with Valiant B.1's, B(PR) 1's, B(PR)K 1's and B(K) 1's.[26]
- No. 249 Squadron RAF with Venom FB.4's.
- No. 511 Squadron RAF[7] with Hastings C.1 & C.2's.[27]
- No. 48 (Field) Squadron RAF Regiment, to defend Gamil airfield from Egyptian ground attack.
British Army[edit]
- Gordon Highlanders
- Cheshire Regiment
- The Parachute Regiment, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Battalions
- Guards Independent Parachute Company
- 6th Royal Tank Regiment
- 1st Royal Dragoons
- 1st Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment
- 1st Battalion, the Royal Scots
- 1st Battalion The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt.)
- Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
- Highland Light Infantry
- Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
- York and Lancaster Regiment
- Royal Warwickshire Regiment
- 1st Battalion West Yorkshire Regiment
- Royal Berkshire Regiment - anti-tank platoon only[28]
- 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards - one machine gun platoon only
- Royal Artillery, units from
- 20th Field Regiment,
- 23rd Field Regiment
- 32nd Medium Regiment
- 33rd Airborne
- 33rd Parachute Regiment
- 34th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
- 41st Field Regiment
- 80th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment
These were supported by units from:
- Royal Engineers
- Royal Military Police
- Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers
- Royal Signals
- Royal Army Ordnance Corps
- Royal Pioneer Corps
- Royal Army Service Corps
Royal Marines[edit]
- 1st Destroyer Squadron; HMS Chieftain, HMS Chevron, HMS Chaplet
- 2nd Destroyer Squadron; HMS Daring
- 3rd Destroyer Squadron; HMS Armada, HMS Barfleur, HMS Gravelines, HMS St. Kitts
- 4th Destroyer Squadron; HMS Alamein, HMS Corunna, HMS Barrosa, HMS Agincourt
- 6th Destroyer Squadron: HMS Cavendish
- 5th Frigate Squadron: HMS Wakeful, HMS Whirlwind, HMS Wizard
- 6th Frigate Squadron: HMS Undine, HMS Urania, HMS Ulysses, HMS Ursa
- Aircraft carriers: HMS Albion, HMS Bulwark, HMS Eagle, HMS Ocean, HMS Theseus
- Tank landing ships: HMS Anzio, HMS Bastion, HMS Buttress, HMS Citadel, HMS Counterguard, HMS Evan Gibb, HMS Empire Cymric, HMS Empire Cedric, HMS Empire Celtic, HMS Empire Doric, HMS Lofoten, HMS Loftus, HMS Empire Baltic, HMS Portcullis, HMS Parapet, HMS Puncher, HMS Rampart, HMS Ravager, HMS Redoubt, HMS Striker, HMS Reggio, HMS Sallyport, HMS Salerno, HMS Sulva
- Minesweepers: HMS Appleton, HMS Darlaston, HMS Letterson, HMS Leverton, HMS Penstone
- Net-layers: HMS Barnstone, HMS Barhill
- Cruisers: HMS Bermuda, HMS Ceylon, HMS Jamaica, HMS Newfoundland
- HMS Childers (destroyer)
- HMS Comet (destroyer)
- HMS Contest (destroyer)
- HMS Decoy (destroyer)
- HMS Defender (destroyer)
- HMS Delight (destroyer)
- HMS Diana (destroyer)
- HMS Diamond (destroyer)
- HMS Duchess (destroyer)
- HMS Crane (sloop)
- HMS Modeste (sloop)
- HMS Meon (frigate)
- HMS Dalrymple (survey vessel)
- Submarine depot ships: HMS Forth, HMS Rampura
- HMS Manxman (Minelayer)
- HMS Tyne (Headquarters ship)
- HMS Woodbridge Haven (Depot ship)
- HMMRC1097 (Landing craft repair ship)
- Submarines: HMS Sea Devil, HMS Sentinel, HMS Totem, HMS Trenchant, HMS Tudor (Believed to be in area at the time)
Fleet Air Arm[edit]
- 800 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- 802 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- 804 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- 809 Naval Air Squadron with de Havilland Sea Venoms.
- 810 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- 830 Naval Air Squadron with Westland Wyverns.
- 831 Naval Air Squadron with Westland Wyverns.
- 845 Naval Air Squadron with Westland Whirlwinds.
- 'A' Flight of 849 Naval Air Squadron with Douglas Skyraiders.
- 'B' Flight of 849 Naval Air Squadron with Douglas Skyraiders.
- 891 Naval Air Squadron with de Havilland Sea Venoms.
- 893 Naval Air Squadron with de Havilland Sea Venoms.
- 894 Naval Air Squadron with de Havilland Sea Venoms.
- 895 Naval Air Squadron with de Havilland Sea Venoms.
- 897 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- 899 Naval Air Squadron with Hawker Sea Hawks.
- Joint Experimental Helicopter Unit with Westland Whirlwinds and Bristol Sycamores.
Royal Fleet Auxiliary[edit]
- RFA Blue Ranger (tanker)
- RFA Brown Ranger (tanker)
- RFA Fort Sandusky (stores ship)
- RFA Kinbrace (coastal salvage vessel)
- RFA Spapool (water carrier)
- RFA Tiderace (tanker)
- RFA Tidereach (tanker)
- RFA Tiderange (tanker)
- RFA Wave Knight (tanker)
- RFA Wave Sovereign (tanker)
- RFA Warden (tug)
- RFA Swin (salvage vessel)
- RFA Uplifter (salvage vessel)
- RFA Retainer (A329) (ammunition and stores)
Civilian auxiliary ships[edit]
- Ascania (troopship)
- Asturias (troopship)
- Ausdauer (chartered heavy-lifting vessel)
- M/V Dispenser (salvage lifting vessel)
- Dilwara (troopship)
- Empire Fowey (troopship)
- Empire Gaelic (troopship)
- Empire Ken (troopship)
- Empire Parkeston (troopship)
- Energie (chartered heavy-lifting vessel)
- SS Kingsbury (troopship)
- New Australia (troopship)
- MV Salinas (cargo ship)
- HMNZS Royalist (cruiser)
See also[edit]
- ^ Suez Crisis: Operation Musketeer
- ^ Dupuy, R. Ernest and Dupuy, Trevor N. The Collins Encyclopedia of Military History Fourth Edition (1993) p. 1341
- ^ http://www.britains-smallwars.com/suez/Jamaica.html
- ^ The Oxford Illustrated History of the British Army (1994) p. 349
- ^ "The Art of Strategic Counterintelligence". Central Intelligence Agency. Retrieved 4 December 2015.
- ^ ADM 116/6097, see Ties of Blood and Empire: New Zealand's Involvement in Middle East Defence and the Suez Crisis 1947-57 by Malcolm Templeton, pages 130-131 (1994, Auckland University Press, Auckland, NZ) ISBN 1-86940-097-6
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t Jefford 1988, p. 151.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 23.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Cull 1996, p. 164.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 26.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 27.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 28.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 29.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 30.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 34.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 35.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 37.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 39.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 44.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 53.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 54.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 55.
- ^ a b Jefford 1988, p. 60.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 62.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 69.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 71.
- ^ Jefford 1988, p. 95.
- ^ http://history.farmersboys.com/Postings/Malta/malta2.htm
- Jefford MBE, Wg Cdr C G (1988). RAF Squadrons. A comprehensive record of the movement and equipment of all RAF squadrons and their antecedents since 1912. Shrewsbury: Airlife. ISBN 1-85310-053-6.
- Carter, Geoffrey [2006] - Crises Do Happen: The Royal Navy And Operation Musketeer, Suez 1956. Maritime Books, Cornwall. ISBN 978-1-904459-24-8
- Cull, Brian (1996). WINGS OVER SUEZ: The Only Authoritative Account of Air Operations During the Sinai and Suez Wars of 1956. London: Grub Street. ISBN 978-1-904943-55-6.


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Vincent Price delivers a thrilling "tour-de-" (Variety) performance as a small-time actor plotting big-time revenge-in inventively Shakespearean ways! Boasting a topnotch supporting cast, this dramatically "delicious concoction" (New York) delivers an "equal mixture of horror, comedy and Shakespeare [that'll] please just about everyone - critics included" (Boxoffice) and proves that all the world really is a stage-for MURDER!
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STEWART AIRPORT - U.S. Airways cancelled its 3:48 p.m. Monday flight to Philadelphia from Stewart International Airport.
The airline already cancelled two morning flights to Philadelphia due to the weather. The one remaining flight to the City of Brotherly Love for Monday has been delayed almost an hour, to 7:50 p.m.
Other Stewart airlines didn't cancel any Monday flights so far, but JetBlue's 3:07 p.m.flight to Fort Lauderdale has been delayed more than three hours, to 6:18 p.m.
Delta's early morning and midday flights to Detroit took off on schedule - actually, a few minutes early - and its 5:10 p.m. flight to Detroit is still listed as being on time.
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If you ask most woodworkers what a block plane is good for, the usual response is trimming end grain. While this is true, there are many other chores that it performs well. One of my favorites is shaping edges. A block plane can chamfer or round over an edge in less time than it takes to find the wrenches and install a router bit. And no, you don't need an attachment to make a nice chamfer.
A while ago I worked on a three-legged stool for Woodworking magazine, and the shape of the legs is an example of where a block plane can do something a router can't-round an edge with a varying radius. These legs taper, and at the wider bottom end of the leg, the outside edge has a radius of about half an inch. At the top the radius is about an eighth of an inch. Here's how I go about making this edge.
This is a two-stage process. There is a lot of material to be removed, and then the edge needs to be refined. The first thing I do is open up the mouth of the plane, and skew the blade as much as I can. On one side I can take a thick shaving, and on the other end I can take a finer one. This lets me work from coarse to medium simply by shifting the position of the plane side-to side relative to the edge I'm working on. This is also a place where the inexpensive high angle block plane with the gaping maw I bought before I knew better works pretty well.
Putting a radius on an edge begins with making a chamfer, then planing off the sharp points. It's easy to do because you're only removing the point, then removing the two points you just created. In short order you have so many facets that the edge is essentially a curve. If the radius were constant, I would chamfer the entire edge. Because this one will taper, I raise the back of the plane, knock off the corner and chamfer back from the end a few inches.
Then I back up about six inches and continue the chamfer until I have a continuous edge to the end of the leg. I repeat this until the entire edge is chamfered, tapering from very little at one end to relatively wide at the other. All it takes is to balance the sole of the plane on the pointy part of the edge. Don't worry about the exact angle. If you do this a few times you get a sense of where 45 degrees is. If a chamfer is your goal, you can check with a square if you feel the need, but I think a soft chamfer and an inexact angle look better. If you want it to look like you used a router, you should probably put down the block plane and use one.
When the edge is chamfered the entire length of the leg, I begin to remove the corners between the faces of the leg and the chamfer. Again, this is done by balancing the plane on the sharp corner between the two flat surfaces. I can control how much material is removed with each pass of the plane by shifting it slightly sideways with each pass. At the start, I want the maximum depth of cut to flatten out the point. As the chamfer widens, I shift over so that the effort of pushing the plane stays relatively constant and tear out is minimized.
It doesn't take long to go from a corner with two sides to four, eight, sixteen and so on. Each time you knock the corners off it gets closer to being round, and the facets get narrower. When the curve begins to take shape, it's time to retract the blade to take a finer shaving and close down the mouth. The shavings on the left in this picture are the finishing cuts, much thinner and narrower than the initial cuts in the upper right.
This leg is almost done. With the long edges complete, I've started to round over the bottoms. The curve isn't quite finished, but it's pretty close. A few swipes with #150 grit Abranet will remove the tiny remaining high points and my leg will be ready to assemble.
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I'd ben waiting at home thinking about fiona all day. I'd raided her panty draw and wanked myself off 4 or 5 times reliving the amazing events of the morning. I was hoping that fiona arrived home at her normal time of 5 o clock, this'd give me nearly half an hour with her alone to see if this mornings events were a once in a lifetime fuck, or weather fiona really was as desperate for cock, as she had been this morning.
As she was the clock ticked round toward 5 i thought about how i'd acted with fiona. I couldn't believe the ease in which she dropped her knickers, for her daughters boyfriend of all people. Maybe fiona had been neglected for that long by her useless fella, that any cock was now required to satisfy her wanton needs. I was more than happy to be the cock she chose to use.
Fionas car pulled up outside at bang on 5 o clock. I positioned myself in the kitchen and waited.
As the door opened fiona was greeted with the sight of my 6.5" fat cock pointing at her, trousers round my ankles. She stepped into the kitchen and shut the door. Fiona put her bag on the side and stood looking at me, her gaze moving up and down from my eyes to my shaft. She held her gaze on my dick, the same dick that 7 hours earlier was balls deep in her wet pussy.
"Are you still wearing the knickers fiona?, let me see".
She carried on looking at me for a good minute, i thought she was about to speak, maybe to say that this morning was a bad idea and it could never happen, or maybe to say.......well i dont know i wasn't gonna hang around to hear her call it off. I had to get control whilst i knew she was at her weakest, she couldn't of changed her mind from this morning, she was gagging for a fuck. Christ sake the whore hadn't come for about 8 yrs.
"Well, show me your knickers".
A minute later fiona hoisted her skirt around her waist, her black lace knickers showing streaks of dried spunk.
"Did you like wearing them knickers today fiona, did you like the feel of my come drying against your skin?"
"Could the other people in the office smell the drying come fiona, could they smell your love juice mixing with my come this morning?, oh i hope so you slut, i hope the blokes could smell what a whore you are".
"I did get some funny looks, some of the blokes did linger around me".
This made my cock grow harder, the thought of other blokes thinking she was a slut, and possibly wanting to fuck her really got me horny.
It was now ten past 5 and i wanted my cock sucking. "suck my fucking anyway whore they'll be back soon".
"We havn't time".
"Listen slut, i want my cock sucking so fucking suck it".
"Aaahhhh there we go fiona theres a good old whore".
For the next 15 mins she blew my dick like an expert hooker, sucking my balls again and flicking her tounge over my helmet. God it felt good, god i wanted to plough her right there and then but knew i couldn't. I yanked her panties down her thighs, pushing her legs apart as far as the lace knickers would allow. Fiona continued to swallow my shaft sucking as hard and as fast as she could to get the spunk from my balls.
I rammed 3 fingers right up her cunt making her gasp on my dick. like a good whore she hardly broke stride and sucked and sucked as i mashed my fingers hard into her pussy. We were racing each other to bring each other off.
"Fuck oh fuck aarrrrrgggghhhhh " i pulled out and blasted her 38yr old face. 6 gloubles of sticky sperm coated her face and ran down it hanging from all of her features. I held her bent hammering her hole until she clasped her thighs togther and came on my hand.
I put my cock away and fiona went to clean up, a minute later alice and my missus came back from work. God how lucky.
The evening was pretty much normal. We all ate dinner, apart from the piss head dad. He rolled in about 9ish, pissed as usual. After abusing fiona and crashing into a few things he pissed off up bed.
At 10 o clock my missus went upto bed as she had a real early start, that left me and fiona alone. For half an hour we sat watching tv not speaking a word. I was waiting for faith to drop off to sleep.
I spread out on the sofa oppisite fiona and loosened my belt and unzipped my flies. Fiona heard the zipper go as i seen her have a little look from the corner of her eye. I pulled out my dick and began wanking myself off, staring at fiona the whole time.
"Oi slut " i said to fiona not to loud but enough for her to hear.
She looked up from the tv across at me pulling at my knob.
"Take off your bottoms, spread your cunt and play with yourself".
Fiona didn't protest, she stood up and removed her bedtime shorts. Laying back on the sofa oppisite me she spread her legs. Her pussy still looked red and inflammed from the earlier finger battering.
"Wider, pull your lips apart".
She slayed her lips showing me the pinky fleashy folds, her fingers were stroking and probing all over her sex. I watched and wanked from the other side, urging her on as her breaths became shorter and her low moans louder.
"Go on fiona bring yourself off for me, come all over your hand, go on , go on, harder harder rub your clit, thats it whore rub your clit".
Fiona hammered away for anothercouple of minutes before groaning and releasing more pent up love juice. She lay with her legs splayed in no hurry to cover herself, not worried about us being discovered. I stood and walked over to her sofa, my cock pointing and swinging in front of me. I think fiona thought and probably hoped i was gonna plunge it right into her vacant hole. Instead i knelt between her legs and ate her pussy and rimmed her arsehole. It tasted like heaven down there, sweet and wet. I smeared her anus with her juices and inserted my middle finger into her tightest hole.
"oohh ooohh yes thats nice, finger my bum, ooh oooh it's a long time since anythings been in my arse".
Fiona panted.
"Believe me fiona this is not gonna be the only thing in your ass tonight, and it wont be the last either".
I stood up after bringing her off with my tounge and fingers. Flipping her legs over my shoulders i lined my fat girth up at the entrance to her cunt. With my arms on the outside of fionas legs i was able to squeeze them togther, she was definately gonna feel my girth again tonight. Rubbing it up and downher moist slit a few times wetting my penis i then forced into her hole for the second time that day.
He pussy felt so so tight as i squeezed her thighs togther my foreskin pulled tight back as her cunt walls sucked in my shaft. Once balls deep i pulled out to the tip, slighty released the grip allowing a bit more room for my cock, my cock still totally stretching her mature pussy, then rammed it back home once , twich , three times each stroke harder and deeper than the last one, my strokes trying to hammer my 6.5" as deep as possible. With her legs up over her shoulders i did manage to get deeper inside my mother in law.
"Arrrrrrrrggggggghhhhhhhhhh". Fuck she screamed a bit louder than she probably should, but with a fat cock slamming into her who could blame her. Fiona came twice on my cock in this position before i pushed her away for a couple of minutes rest. Sitting back down on the sofa fiona sucked my dick for a bit, tasting her own pussy on my slick dick.
I grabbed her and pulled her on top off me, facing away from me. I lifted her arse up and dropped her pussy back down onto my cock. Fiona put her feet on my thighs and started bouncing up and down. If anybody had come down they would of got the shock of their lives.
Fiona rode my dick untill i filled her cunt with sperm. She sat still on my dick for 5 minutes, spent from her efforts. I pushed her off onto the floor and she landed onto all fours, her arse in the air. I lent forward and plunged my index finger straight into anus, the amount of fucking and love juice it slip in to the last knuckle. I worked her anal passage untill i had 2 fingers pumping her. I thought to myself that she was ready for some dick in her arse.
"You ready for a nice fat cock in your arse slut".
"Yes ohh yes fuck my ass, fuck my ass".
"Slut again as i did with your pussy, i want you to say that my ass is yours as my dick slides in, ok whore?"
"Yes yes, get it in my ass".
Fuck, fiona was gagging for it. My helmet forced at her tight entrance, slowly slipping inside. i spat on her ass and my shaft as i trid to force past her splincher.
"Reach round and pull you cheeks apart whore".
She did as she was told, her arse opened a little and my helmet popped her wide open, she bit into the cushion to hide her screams. she let her hands drop to the floor, her hands not rquired anymore, my invading solid shaft holding her dark tunnel open.
"Fill me up screw my fucking arse off".
I slide my cock into her at a steady pace, fiona came hard as my dick ripped her rectum open, after she had gathered herself, she turned her head toward me and with lust filled eyes said
"My fucking dirty little arse is now yours, aswell as my pussy and mouth, use me like a whore".
I did just that for over 45 mins, i fucked her arse hard, i pumped her pussy. I alternated my strokes, hammering her beaver then arse hard and fast. I made the slut suck my dick between some strokes, tasting her own asre and pussy juice, she just gobbled it up with no complaints. I had to at one point grab a pair of knickers from the airer and stuff them in fionas mouth, if i hadn't the bitch would've woke the whole house.
"ahh ahhh i'm gonna come fiona, i'm gonna come in this wonderful arse".
"please please fill my arse".
I emptied my sacks into my mother in laws rectum for the first time and it felt wonderful. I let my dick go limp before slipping fromher gaping anal passage, a thick stream of sperm spewed from her well used hole and tricked over her pufft cunt lips and dropped into a pool on the floor.
I left fiona right there on the floor, scooping come with her fingers from her pussy and ass before licking her fingers clean. What a great fuck. What a great slut she was.
I was gonna enjoy fucking my mother in laws holes on a regular basis and slide into bed next to her daughter and went to sleep with a smile on my face...........and a well fucked cock.
Until next time
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2010-03-26 22:39:51
kool mother n law slut
2009-12-08 01:25:59
Damn that's hot! Maybe I should have a go at plugging my ole lady's turd hole again. Maybe fix her a nice strong drink with prescription strength muscle relaxer tonight :-)
2009-08-04 16:50:03
Nice to see the true, original, English, word "arse" (instead of the American "ass"; donkey, quadruped) - although there are signs that the misnomering of "arse" to read "ass" has crossed the Atlantic . a short-lived crossing I hope. Good to see the true word "knickers" ( as used mainly in U.K. & Irish Republic) for ladies` silk/ nylon/ woollen, underdrawers - out of "knickerbockers") and not the American insistence on "panties" (possibly out of "pantalets" - worn for short part of 19th century) . Nice story. More, please.
2009-07-31 13:13:57
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May 6th, 2010, 08:25 PM | #1 |
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97 dodge ram 4x4
looking to go a better axel swap. need something that is better just getting ready for trails in the dodge need something that will hold up to the abuse. help me please.
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May 7th, 2010, 04:42 PM | #2 |
give 'er sh*t ay?
what do you have? 1/2 ton, 3/4 ton 1 ton? what are you going to do to the truck?? need more info.
the axles between trucks are pretty much a bolt swap job. not sure about the drive shafts, never seen if they fit or not. but the suspension is the same. I know on a 94 there was 2 different widths of leaf springs. so might watch out for that. Not sure if the 97's had that set up also. |
May 8th, 2010, 12:17 AM | #3 |
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i just really want something stronger its a 1500 and i haul my 25ft gooseneck with it. the truck has no issue but the ass squats so damn bad and i am afarid on the farm i am going to break the axels.
May 8th, 2010, 12:17 AM | #4 |
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i just really want something stronger its a 1500 and i haul my 25ft gooseneck with it. the truck has no issue but the ass squats so damn bad and i am afarid on the farm i am going to break the axels.
May 21st, 2010, 10:45 AM | #6 |
Keep on truckin
but a set of 1 ton axles from a 3500 and swap them in. heres a front 60 for sale. http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthr...=172932&page=2 and heres a rear to go with it.
May 24th, 2010, 11:04 AM | #7 |
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a set of Dana 60's pretty much will bolt right in. i grabbed a set for $300. shop around people are giving em away these days. remember you will need new rims at least and the drives shaft in the reasr will need to be shortend and you will need conversion u joints
May 24th, 2010, 11:07 AM | #8 |
Wheelin the HD
swapping in a 6 isn't going to reduce the sag from the weight... hes going to need springs for that... then its going to be easy to over load and BAM bent frame... you need a bigger truck if you dont feel comfortable hauling the trailer with what you have.
May 24th, 2010, 10:09 PM | #9 |
i really doubt that the frame would bend from using 3/4ton springs, if that frame bends theres bigger issues to worry about.
id upgrade to 3/4ton springs and axles if your happy with the truck as it is. there cheap and work great. id put helper bags on your stock rear springs that way you still have a decent unladed ride. as for the front, just throw in a set of diesel coils and theres lift and no sag. (i have diesel coils if your intrested) matt |
May 24th, 2010, 10:58 PM | #11 |
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idk about dodges but i know the older f series fords the 1/2 ton used c channel frames an the 3/4 ton and 1 ton used boxed frames.
id say use a airbag load leveling setup. but a 25ft gooseneck seems liek a pretty big trailer for a 1/2 ton. |
January 5th, 2011, 09:39 PM | #14 |
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throw some 60s like everyone said and some 2500 or 3500 springs. the SPRINGS will not bend the frame but maybe treating it like something other then a 1500 will. as for the widths i believe the only difference is the 2500 and 3500 axles have 3 inch spring perches and the 1500 only has 2.5 but not for sure. heard that once.
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January 6th, 2011, 10:48 PM | #16 |
give 'er sh*t ay?
Didnt some of the 3/4 tons come with 2.5" springs. I though I have ran in to them before. I could be wrong though. I do know when I have bought springs for the 1/2 ton there was the option for the 3" wide ones.
i wouldnt be worried about the rear axle. They have thoes in 3/4 ton trucks behind the deisle. I might have 3/4 springs laying around.. Ill have to dig though my parts truck if your intrested. but I agree with the guys, you just need a bigger truck. |
January 9th, 2011, 07:20 PM | #17 | ||
I would just go out and look for a 3/4 2nd gen, then you would have nothing to worry about. I see about 10 mpg in my v10 and that is loaded or unloaded. The only thing I wish is that I had the stick vs. the auto. In the 2nd gens you could not get a 1 ton in a non-dually, so that is why you see so many 3/4 rolling around.
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so you belive a 9.25 is as strong as a 60? where did you do you get your info from?
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It's not often you'll hear of a coach from one school giving advice to his or her arch-rival. But Sylvia Hatchell did just that Monday night.
In her post-game comments after UNC's 74-57 win over NC State, Hatchell praised State's interim coach, Stephanie Glance.
Then, Hatchell took it a step further.
"I give my endorsement," Hatchell said. "It doesn't mean anything, but I'm going to say it anyway. I think that they (NC State) should just go ahead and name her (Glance) the coach because there's no doubt she deserves it."
"She's doing a great job with this team," Hatchell continued. "So, I'm hoping that they would do that and I know that's what Kay (Yow) wanted."
In a way, it's fitting for Hatchell to give Glance her endorsement. Hatchell has said one of the key figures behind her hiring at North Carolina was then-NC State coach Kay Yow.
Maybe she's repaying an old favor?
Of course, NC State's not going to hire a coach based on their arch-rival coach's opinion, but it's interesting to hear one coach speak publicly about another in this way.
Glance has made it clear she wants the job on a permanent basis. And while Glance is a candidate, NC State has committed to doing a nation-wide search for the school's next basketball coach.
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Weaver must set aside second-half falloff
Angels' Game 2 starter looks to find early season rhythm
By T.R. Sullivan / MLB.com
Weaver was 10-3 with a 3.22 ERA in the first half and 6-5 with a 4.47 ERA after the All-Star break. He had the 12th best ERA in the American League before the break and the 62nd best after.
He must put that behind him when he pitches for the Angels in Game 2 of the American League Division Series at 6:37 p.m. PT on Friday night against the Red Sox at Angel Stadium. "It felt like midway through the season I hit a little hump, and it took me a little while to get out of it," Weaver said before Game 1 on Thursday. "Toward the end of the season, I felt a lot stronger. So, hopefully, I can take that good feeling into the postseason start tomorrow." Weaver pitches with a cushion. He follows John Lackey, who gave the Angels a one-game lead in the best-of-five playoff by pitching his team to a 5-0 victory on Thursday night. "That takes a little bit of a load off everybody's shoulders going into tomorrow night's game," Weaver said. "But at the same time, every game is big, especially against these guys." The Red Sox, down 1-0 in the series, know Weaver has the potential to be just as tough as Lackey. "We've got to have better at-bats," Dustin Pedroia said.
"We've got to get men on base and find a way to manufacture runs," Kevin Youkilis said. "We can do that. This team is good at putting games behind us and being ready for the next day."
Weaver comes into the playoffs on a positive note. He won his last start of the season, beating the Athletics, 5-2, on Oct. 2 by pitching five scoreless innings. That outing allowed him to snap a three-game losing streak and Scioscia chose Weaver over Scott Kazmir and Joe Saunders to pitch Game 2 in Anaheim. A year ago, Weaver, after going 11-10 with a 4.33 ERA in 30 starts, found himself in the bullpen when the Angels went into the playoffs against the Red Sox. "Jered has been really so consistent from Day 1 of Spring Training," Scioscia said. "He was really our only healthy starter that we've had for probably the first eight weeks of the season, throwing the ball to his capabilities. He was one guy that we knew every time he went out there was going to give us a chance to win in some very unsettling waters that we had earlier in the season."Red Sox's Josh Beckett | Angels' Jered Weaver |
Overall | 32 GS, 17-6, 3.86 ERA 55 BB, 199 K | 33 GS, 16-8, 3.75 ERA, 66 BB, 174 K |
Key stat | 1.19 WHIP | .304 OBA |
Career | 12 GS, 7-2, 2.90 ERA | 1 GS, 1-1, 2.57 |
Career | 3 GS, 1-2, 4.05 ERA | 53 GS, 27-12, 3.27 |
2009 regular season | 2 GS, 0-1, 4.50 | 2 GS, 1-0, 0.66 |
Career | 8 GS 2-3, 4.13 ERA | 8 GS, 2-2, 3.99 |
Loves to face | Kendry Morales (0-for-7, 3 K, 0 BB) | Jason Bay (0-5, 2 K, 1 BB) |
Hates to face | Howie Kendrick (8-for-19, 1 HR) | David Ortiz (7-for-20, 2 HR 9 RBIs) |
Why he'll win | 1-0, 2.57, 14 K, 14 IP in 2 career ALDS starts | 2.90 ERA at home was 5th best in A.L. |
Pitcher beware | Allowed 19 hits over 11 IP in last two starts | 6-5, 4.47 in 15 starts after All-Star break |
Bottom line | Big games bring out his best | Relatively untested in playoffs |
Scioscia said Weaver has physically been in better shape this season than he has been in his career. His stuff has been sharp. Scioscia said the righty has also matured to the point where he is able to focus pitch to pitch and control his emotions on the mound.
"He's controlling some of the things that maybe became distractions to him when he was younger," Scioscia said. "I'm going back two or three years now, not in the early season. He has been as consistent as any pitcher that's taken the mound this year in the American League. It's been very, very important to us." Weaver will be pitching at home. A Southern California native who went to Long Beach State, Weaver was 9-3 in 17 starts at Angel Stadium this year and his 2.90 ERA at home was the fifth lowest in the American League. Over the past four years, his 3.27 ERA at Angel Stadium is the 17th lowest among all Major League pitchers in their home park. The numbers influenced Scioscia's decision to pitch Weaver at home while leaving Kazmir and Saunders to pitch in Fenway. "I think most pitchers are going to be a little more comfortable at home," Scioscia said. "They get used to the mound. You know, there might be some oddities where a guy's stuff just doesn't match up to his home ballpark. But, yeah, we looked at a lot of those, and I think it did have an influence on what game we wanted Jered to start." Weaver is 3-3 with a 3.81 ERA in 10 career games, nine starts, against the Red Sox. He pitched two scoreless innings in relief in Game 3 of the ALDS last year and was the winning pitcher when the Angels pulled out a 5-4 victory in 12 innings. He made his first start against the Red Sox on April 10 at Fenway Park and picked up a 6-3 victory when he held them to one unearned run in 6 2/3 innings. He held them to one run over seven innings on May 12 in Anaheim, but the Red Sox rallied late for a 4-3 victory. "Obviously, the Red Sox are a great team," Weaver said. "Anybody in that lineup can hurt you. There's not really one guy that I've kind of got my sights on, but at the same time you don't get a breather one through nine. There are certain guys you want to try to keep off the bases, and if you do that, it's going to set up some things for you. And if those guys do get on base, then you have to worry about guys driving them in."T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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when it comes to styling, sandbox studios knows where it's at. the same is true for the home of senior director of interactive, chad maltby and his freelance-maven, girlfriend heather mcdonald. they're about to say goodbye to their brooklyn place (a converted firehouse) to move to newburgh, ny, so we're so pleased we can share their place with a proper sneak peek send off. click here for more images. [thanks heather and chad!] –anne
[Above: Living room: The moose head was a gift from a friend. He bought it at The Frozen Fountain (an incredible design store) in Amsterdam. The curtains are from Ikea – nowhere else can you find curtains of this length for this price. We've had them in three apartments so far, and they also work as fantastic room dividers. The striped chair is from a wonderful little shop in our neighborhood called Fabrica. The rattan ottoman is Franco Albini – an ebay find. My mom had one that she turned upside down and used as my toy box, so I was happy to have it back in my life. The bright pink felt doily was something we picked up at Eden & Eden in San Francisco. (We have two and I move them around all the time.) The yellow and white chair I found on the street and refurbished with a coat of white lacquer. I found the '60s yellow fabric at reprodepot.com and recovered the cushion.]
The paper assemblage was made by a friend as a housewarming gift. He is the owner of a gallery called Untitled in Sausalito, CA. The table we found on craigslist and Chad refinished it. The chairs were an ebay find.
I used cork tiles to create the bedroom collage of old photos and vintage postcards. It gets rearranged now and again, but I love being able to show so much in a contained area. And this way, we don't have to decide on a permanent place for everything.
I did this painting for my best friend as a wedding gift, but we lived with it for a while above the bed until I was satisfied it was done…Our little dust mop.
The airplane painting is a very generous loan from a friend in LA. "Legs", as we like to call the photo below, we found in a vintage mall outside of Portland.
Beautiful! Especially like the striped chair combined with the face pillow, and the crushed paper artwork.
Gorgeous house…and that is the cutest dog I have ever seen!!!
I am in love with that kitchen. I'm always a sucker for neutral pallets that look organized, relaxed and useful.
Thanks for the wonderful sneak peak!
I love this home!!! I have a very similar kitchen set-up and it's nice to see a way to make a smaller kitchen that's so close to my own still look good.
I also love the variety of table-types. A basket-looking item, a speaker, a tree stump, a red table. BEAUTIFUL!
that bedroom looks so serene.
"our little dust mop" – that killed me. too cute.
I looove the backsplash!
Love the room and the subtle colors. Gorgeous chandelier. Would like to spend time here!
What an AMAZING, sophisticated space. One of my favorite overall "sneak peeks" and someplace I could totally see myself in. Especially if I could keep the little dust mop. ;)
Absolutely Stunning! I am the loaner from LA who picked up that "Western Airlines" plane painting on Abbot Kinney years ago. Can't wait to see what you both create for the house in NBNY … It will be incredible too!
Very nice kitchen!!! I love this home.
oh gosh! gorgeous
please tell me what you used for the countertops, is it concrete?
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you're in my neighborhood! I love your kitchen, can I have your apartment when you move?!
Chad! I want my dog back! I have a Havanese that's a spit image of yours.
Gorgeous, and you get the best light!
what a charming abode!!
love the colours and coziness!
If you're moving out, can I move in?!
I have a feeling that Newburgh is gonna be the new epicentre of cool…..!
can you tell me what kind of material you used for the countertops in the kitchen??? love it!
Picture perfect home. Can you tell me where the couch is from?
Thank you for all the positive responses.
Odessa & Erin: our counter tops are caesarstone.
Wayne: our pooch is a mixed breed. we always thought lhasa poo but maybe there is a bit of havanese in her.
UITAS: couch is discontinued DWR from 5 years ago.
We are sad to see our apartment go and only have a committed renter for six months so please email if you're interested as of May 09.
Newburgh is going to be amazing. Heather and I have been researching and anticipating this move for so many months; as of tomorrow it's here.
The puppy is adorable :)
For the countertops, are they solid or are "built up"? I am planning to do thick counters in my kitchen if I ever have $$$ again!
Hey, Newburgh already IS the epicenter of cool. ;)
Chad, it's going to be great to have such stylish people in Newburgh — welcome, welcome, welcome to you and Heather and Maggie! You're going to love it here.
i love the cork tiles idea.
Pamela S: the counter tops are "built up". I will say, wiping them down is a bit of an issue since there isn't really a lip for using your hand to catch crumbs.
Anna: thank you for being such a pioneer.
Hi! Love your light fixture in your room! Can you please tell me where you found it? Thanks and happy Thanksgiving!
Wow.That place is really neato. I like turtles. Have you guys ever been to Hot Bird?
Debbie: all of my lights happen to be from Jonathan Adler. here are the links:
http://www.jonathanadler.com/shop/product.php?productid=17056&cat=387&page=1Living Room:
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what a great place! Where is your couch from?
No way! I used to have those exact same Kenwood speakers. Nice retro touch… but it didn't get a mention in the photo description (Legs photo is sitting on it). Love the blog!
lovely kitchen!
I ADORE this peek and hope we can see what they do with their new digs!


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WASHINGTON (AP) — A divided federal appeals court has ruled that opponents of taxpayer-funded stem cell research are not likely to succeed in a lawsuit to stop it.
In a 2-1 decision Friday, the panel of the US court of appeals in Washington overturned a judge's order that would have blocked taxpayer funding for stem cell research.
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The 1996 law prohibits the use of taxpayer dollars in work that harms an embryo, so private money has been used to cull batches of the cells. Those batches can reproduce in lab dishes indefinitely, and the Obama administration issued rules permitting taxpayer dollars to be used in work on them.
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To me, a day spent in your PJ's with the one you love is the best kind of day. And that's exactly the heart behind this sweet-as-pie e-sesh from miss Elizabeth McDonnell. She captured these Tucson love bugs cuddled up in their comfies, and it might just inspire you to spend your Saturday morning the very same way. (Pssst: this week's winners are waiting down below!)
From Elizabeth McDonnell Photography… Jeremiah and Alexis have been together for ten years…starting a romance at the ripe old age of 18. Most people say that you know nothing at 18, which is so very, very true- but these two actually knew what they had and never let it go. When they asked me to take their engagement photos I was ecstatic- and knew that Jeremiah and Alexis (the very talented owners of Avenue Boutique, here in Tucson) would have all sorts of cute things planned. Boy was I right!
Starting with the pajama set in bed- these two know style. From their adorable Arizona bungalow residence, to the couples unique style- and gorgeous looks, this engagement session was a dream to shoot! For this session the couple first was photographed in bed, doing what they always do- knitting and playing music. Next the couple played cowboys and indians and the Parker Brothers- Clue on the floor of their 'Arizona Room'.
For the last set of photos in pajamas the couple is featured on their front porch. Next- the couple put on their casual wear and we took some photos around their yard and on their backyard bed. The bed sits under a very old eucalyptus tree. Finally, the couple put on their third and final outfit of the shoot and we went in front of some old paddle cactus to take the last set of photos.
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How Many More Black Boys Have to Die?Posted on Oct 4, 2013
Florida has one more chance to deliver justice to the parents of a slain black boy. The state that faced calls for boycott over the acquittal of George Zimmerman is currently holding pretrial hearings in a similar case. Nearly a year ago in Jacksonville, Michael Dunn, a 45-year-old white gun collector and software engineer, fired at least eight shots into a carful of teenagers after admonishing them about the volume of their music. Two of those shots hit and killed 17-year-old Jordan Davis, an African-American boy. Dunn, who has two more pretrial hearings next month, is using the Stand Your Ground law in his defense; it's the same one that Zimmerman, who shot and killed teenager Trayvon Martin, initially invoked before his trial and subsequent acquittal. The law was originally crafted by the National Rifle Association and introduced to the American Legislative Exchange Council, which pushed it as a "model bill" in states around the country. The Florida version of the law passed in 2005. Although the measure allows people to use deadly force if they feel threatened regardless of whether they can safely leave the scene, it provides no clear definition of what constitutes a threat. What that essentially means is free rein for gun owners to carry their weapons into any situation, shoot and later claim to have felt threatened even in the case of killing someone. This Wild West mentality has proven advantageous for older white gun users like Dunn, who have a greater chance than others of proving homicide justifiable according to studies like this one. Dunn said he felt threatened when one of the car's occupants brandished a shotgun. He fired shots from his 9 mm and then fled the scene. But police found no weapons in Davis' car or in the surrounding area. Davis' father, Ron, lamented, "They were just kids. … They have never been in trouble. The kids had no weapon; they had no drugs in the car." With killings like those of Martin and Davis causing public uproar, Congress has been compelled to look into Stand Your Ground laws. In fact, a Senate hearing on the laws would have taken place in mid-September but was postponed due to the Washington Navy Yard shooting. The hearing had been slated to feature testimony from Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, and Davis' mother Lucia McBath. In lieu of the Senate hearing, McBath agreed to appear on "Uprising," the radio show I host, for an interview. As a mother of two boys myself, I asked McBath to tell me about the child she had lost. "Jordan was the life of the party," she began. "He had lots and lots of friends. People seemed to gravitate toward him. He used to bring everybody together. I figured that when he became a man he would become a social organizer or activist or an attorney or would live out his life doing something bringing people together." There are differences between the shootings of Martin and Davis. In Davis' case, there were plenty of witnesses to the shooting, and there was no physical contact between the shooter and the victim. However, as McBath points out, both involved "black young males, unarmed, being shot down." McBath believes the Stand Your Ground laws need to be closely examined. "You don't have to prove you were threatened," she noted. "The ludicrous thing about these laws is that you only have to prove that you believed you were being threatened." The combination of Stand Your Ground laws and pervasive societal stereotypes of black men seems to have extended the impunity previously reserved for cops, to would-be cops and vigilantes. Nation magazine journalist Mychal Denzel Smith, who has been covering the Davis case, told me just weeks after the killing last year, "I can't imagine any scenario where Michael Dunn would have felt justified in using such deadly force against a group of white teenagers in the same situation. I just can't fathom that." He added that the Stand Your Ground laws are easy to invoke in a society where "the image that we have of black manhood and black teens is as 'naturally violent.' " Zimmerman's casual remark to the 911 dispatcher made minutes before he shot Martin, that "these assholes always get away," seemed to reveal his implicit prejudice against black youths. It is difficult to imagine what else he may have been referring to in using the term "these assholes" given that all he knew at the time about Martin was that he was a young black man. In addition, according to news reports, during the six months leading up to the Martin shooting, Zimmerman called the police several times to report people he believed to be suspicious, and each time, when asked, he said they were black, so it would be fair to assume black youths were collectively "these assholes." Similarly, Michael Dunn reportedly said "I hate that 'thug' music" when he drove up alongside the car that Jordan Davis and his friends sat in. 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KINGSTON - An Ulster County teenager�s report to the sheriff�s office last week spurred police to discover evidence and plans by a North Carolina juvenile for a school shooting.
A local 16-year-old girl called the sheriff�s office after a disturbing MySpace chat-room conversation with a 15-year-old boy. The boy told the girl he was planning an attack at Brevard High School in Brevard, N.C., according to a news release from the Ulster County Sheriff�s Office. The boy also referred to a shooting in Greensboro, N.C., in 1979 and the Ku Klux Klan and said he was the Grand Dragon.
Ulster authorities tracked down the North Carolina boy�s identity and contacted the Transylvania County Sheriff�s Office in that state. After an investigation, police said the boy said he intended to follow through with the attack. Police also found evidence and plans for the attack. The names of both subjects are being withheld.
Ulster Sheriff Paul Van Blarcum urged all parents to monitor computer activity and to report suspicious communications to the police.
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