Cecil Cooper Puns

This movie was shockingly good. It's set during Pontiac's Rebellion. Before the French & Indian War most Native American nations were allied to the French. After the French were defeated those nations allied together under Chief Pontiac and fought against British North America (that being Britain and the colonists in North America who thought of themselves as British but were referred to in Britain as "the Americans" and who would later in that same generation go to war against the British government) The movie had a very high budget at the time, and it has a few familiar faces from the golden age of Hollywood, not just Cooper and Goddard, who are both absolutely great in it, but also Howard Da Silva and Cecil Kellaway, not to mention a cameo by C. Aubrey Smith as a judge, all of whom are absolutely fantastic. The film is a great example of early Pittsburgh history and West Pennsylvania history more broadly, and the use that Cecil B. DeMille makes of scenery is awesome (and was ground-breaking at the time the movie came out.) The movie is also one of the few "Easterns" that were made during that time (movies that are essentially Westerns but which take place in the East) As with Spencer Tracy's "Northwest Passage" the movie also is one of only a few movies set before Americans could imagine themselves as not being British. I highly recommend the movie for some rainy day fun.

195. Nelson Cruz (16,40) 1129 after todays game

196. Ryan Braun (14, 36) 1128

Greg Luzinski (15)	1128	

198. Cecil Cooper (17) 1125

Tim Wallach (17)	1125	

200. Ed McKean (13) 1124

201. Joe Adcock (17) 1122

Nelson Cruz (16, 40)	1122	- Before today

I know this isn't about Gary, but thought to be the best location since I've seen several fellow North Carolinians post here.

Kickoff 9pm ET/6pm PT - TV: CBS Sports Network, The Rugby Network

Referee: Scott Green (USA)

Assistants: Marquise Goodwin (USA) & Andrew Stockton (USA)

Announcers: Dan Power & Mike Tolkin

Kickoff 8pm ET/5pm PT - TV: AT&T SportsNet, Bally Sports SoCal, The Rugby Network

Referee: Luke Rogan (USA)

Assistants: Jarrod Ford (USA) & Mitch Damm (USA)

(b) Business experience of directors, executive officers, and significant employees.

Frank J. Murtha. Mr. Murtha serves as our Senior Executive Vice President since June 2017. He attended the University of Notre Dame, and received a BA Government & International Relations; He was a member of the Varsity Baseball team. He then attended Northwestern University School of Law, where he received his JD and was the Recipient of two Ford Foundation grants for advanced study in criminal law. He worked at a major Union Pension Fund, assigned to legal staff working primarily on real estate and secured transaction matters in connection with loan portfolio. House Counsel was his last position. He then worked at the US Department of Justice, as an Assistant US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. Assigned to Special Investigations Unit handling primarily complex financial crimes. Handled numerous high-profile cases involving bank, insurance and corporate frauds as well as several major organized crime prosecutions. Resigned when US Attorney James R. Thompson (who was one of his teachers at Northwestern Law) left office to begin his successful campaign for Illinois Governor. Entered private law practice specializing in civil and criminal litigation, real estate transactions and representation of athletes. From 1983 to present, he exclusively represented professional athletes and media talent in contract negotiations, and tax and financial planning. Also represented high net worth individuals in the acquisitions of sports franchises and properties. Represented athletes while a partner in firms representing both major stars and minor league players in baseball and football, including Wade Boggs, and Randy Johnson, Craig Counsel, Joe Girardi and Cecil Fielder and Bobby Thigpen. President of Professional Sports Consultants, Inc. with offices in the Chicago area. Full-service firm includes full time marketing personnel. Practice includes football and baseball, with present and former clients including Kevin Carter, Olandis Gary, Al Del Greco, Brad Meester, Akiem Hicks, Corey Clement, Cooper Carlisle, Ed Hartwell, David Bowens, Jason Baker and Nigel Thatch, better known as “Leon” of Budweiser commercial l fame. Extensive experience in arbitration and litigation matters as well as labor-management issues. Formed and headed first union for the Arena Football League Players in 2000, successfully negotiating its first Collective Bargaining Agreement. Also, curren

Before

This is your last warning. Stop meddling in my affairs, or I will be forced to act.

The note reminded Noah of a debt notice.

“Did it happen again?”

Alexa’s voice was soft, wracked with buzzing static. Noah held onto her, and tried to steel himself, his gaze glued to the inside of his locker. “No.” He lied, choking on the word. Alexa wasn’t stupid, she could read him like a book. Even through the phone. Noah paused. He was still gripping the door of his locker, fingers digging into smooth metal, his other hand pressing the phone to his ear. It almost felt like giving in this time, after being in denial for weeks. Noah let out a heavy breath, resisting the urge to slam the locker shut. Eastview High went on as normal behind him, and yet he felt like his life was slowly crumbling. Like there was a sniper trained on the back of his head, a stranger’s finger on the trigger awaiting an order. He’d been waiting for them to shoot for weeks now.

“Okay, yes.” He whispered, “It happened again.”

It was the third time he had read the note, and his stomach was ready to catapult from his throat.

“What does it say?” Something in Alexa’s voice had changed. Darkening. “Noah,” she let out a sigh, and he could hear her trying to keep it together, for his sake. “You need to tell someone.”

Grabbing the note and screwing it up in his fist, Noah bit back a frustrated cry. “Tell who?” He sputtered out a harsh laugh. Grabbing his workbooks, he shoved them in his bag and slammed his locker shut. Kids flew past him in a colourful whirlwind. It felt like every eye was on him, each one burning holes into his skull. He turned and leaned against cool steel, letting his eyes flutter shut. “Alexa, he controls the whole goddamn town. The sheriff department and school principal, probably your mom too.”

Alexa hummed. “Probably.” she murmured. “Well, why don’t we leave?”

His eyes snapped open.

Admittedly, he had considered it. The idea of leaving town would solve so many problems. They would be free. Except they were barely sixteen, and he was pretty sure they would be followed.

Especially knowing Tate’s secrets.. Exposing Mayor Tate’s project, the one Noah was fairly sure he had killed to get a hold of. Charlotte and Christopher Moroi, Lucas Moroi’s parents, as well as the head researchers at Eastview University had been working on a mysterious project (Nicknamed Project Sleeper). Documents that Noah had uncovered revealed old emails where the mayor had threatened the

"The earth is not dying, it is being killed, and those who are killing it have names and addresses." - Utah Phillips

I'm trying to build a list of the most important financial and political elite families of the world so it's easier to know who exactly we're fighting against. (Some of these families might no longer be important but are included due to their historical significance.)

I need help filling in the blanks, especially for billionaire class outside of the English-speaking world. If you know of any prominent billionaire families I left out, please let me know.

• Adams
• Adelson
• Aldobrandini
• Astor
• Bezos (article on Jeff's wealthy parents)
• Biden
• Bin Laden
• Bloomberg
• Bolkiah (Sultan of Brunei)
• Boneparte
• Branson
• Brin / Wojcicki
• Bronfman
• Buffett
• Bush
• Carnegie (Allegedly didn't leave any significant money to his heirs. Not sure if this is actually true.)
• Carter-Knowles
• Clinton
• Darwin–Wedgwood
• Disney
• Dorsey
• Duke (Look into what happened to the Duke twins. Warning: this is extremely disturbing. What's even

I’m going to leave the toxicity aside. The baiting and the troll comments, the jokes and the shitty attitude. I will try to be as unbiased as I can be. I’ll start off with the bad first.

But before we do that, a little introduction is in order. This game has gone through a thousand phases, all quite similar too. Back when we got early EX difficulty in global, it was busted. You could clear it with more than a few teams but it’s clear that it was designed for early Sazh 35 and early Galuf 35. More units started keeping up to speed and it started getting easier. Cosmos hit. It was a bit challenging, characters like Vayne started coming out, it became easy mode. Chaos hit and it was a nightmare. It was incredibly difficult back when it first started in JP, but back when it hit GL, we were ready, we knew what to expect so it went on a lot smoother though it was still challenging especially for those unprepared, later down the line as more great units came out though, it got sorted out.

And then Lufenia hit and it all went to hell again. Players started to say that bursts were going to become required to beat content and that the game was incredibly difficult now. Still, it was shown that that was not the case and then Lufenia hit GL, we’ve been able to keep up with it since it launched. With a few hiccups on the way (like the three hellish lufenias), but we managed as community with most of us clearing at least one of those three or even all of them. I’ve always had a ton of fun in this game, I’ve always enjoyed this game. The last couple of months in JP have been weird. We went from curb stomping content to getting absolutely abused by some of these insane orbs to curb stomping content again with characters like Tidus or Yuna and we were all having fun. And then Lufenia+ hit…

And I’m still having fun... Because Lufenia + is setting in, and we're getting used to it like it happened time and time again...

THE BAD:

Absolutely ridiculous orb conditions at times. One key exemple come to mind. In the last FEODT, there was a mission in one of the gates that required you to do wind weak damage but the bosses were immune to imperil. How are we supposed to deal wind weak damage to the boss if you cannot make them weak to wind? There’s only one character that can do that, Bartz, which was on a featured banner. All you needed was his LD, still sucks if you don't like him or don't want to build him though. Personally, I didn’t feel like fully building Bartz at th

#1 Alabama vs. #4 Ohio State

When: Monday, January, 11, 08:00 PM Eastern

Where: Hard Rock Stadium - Miami Gardens, FL

Watch: ESPN

Additional Coverage: ESPN2 | ESPNU | ESPNews | SEC Network | [ESPN Deportes]

Odds: Alabama by 7.5 pts.

Total Points: 75.0

The CFB Lineal Championship Belt is on the line as Alabama will look to fend off the challenge from Ohio State

All-Time Series : Alabama vs. Ohio State

Alabama and Ohio State have met 4 times since 01/02/1978.

These teams last met 2,195 days (~6 years) ago on 01/01/2015.

Series Wins: Alabama 3-0-1 Ohio State^^†

Longest streak of continuous meetings: 1 (2014-2014).

Ohio State has won the most recent meeting (2014) in this series.

Last 4 Meetings

^(Series Comparison Data via Winsipedia)

Through Week 16

I thought it would be fun to go through each franchise Baseball Reference WAR leader(Pitcher and Hitter) that didn’t appear in MLB The Show 20 or been confirmed for MLB The Show 21(only counting WAR from 1901 to present), hope you enjoy it! The only WAR counted was while playing for that franchise.  Additionally, including some honorable mentions of often requested legends. Also including the last year they were in Diamond Dynasty if they have been in it.

Los Angeles Angels

SP - Chuck Finley 51.8 WAR 1986 - 1999

SS - Jim Fregosi 45.9 WAR 1961 - 1971

Houston Astros

SP - Larry Dierker 32.0 WAR 1964 - 1976

LF - Jose Cruz 51.4 WAR 1975 - 1987

Oakland Athletics

SP - Eddie Plank 77.3 WAR 1901 - 1914

2B - Eddie Collins 57.3 WAR 1906 - 1914, 1927 - 1930

Toronto Blue Jays

SP - Dave Stieb 56.8 WAR 1979 - 1992, 1998

RF - Jose Bautista 38.2 WAR 2008 - 2017(The Show 19)

Honorable Mention : Roy Halladay(48.0)

Atlanta Braves

SP - Phil Niekro 88.5 WAR 1964 - 1983, 1987(The Show 18)

RF - Hank Aaron 142.6 WAR 1954 - 1974

Milwaukee Brewers

SP - Teddy Higuera 30.3 WAR 1985 - 1991, 1993 - 1994

1B - Cecil Cooper 30.8 WAR 1977 - 1987

St. Louis Cardinals

SP - Dizzy Dean 42.0 WAR 1930, 1932 - 1937

3B - Ken Boyer 58.1 WAR 1955 - 1965

Chicago Cubs

SP - Rick Reuschel 49.1 WAR 1972 - 1981, 1983 - 1984

3B - Ron Santo 72.1 WAR 1960 - 1973

Arizona Diamondbacks

SP - Randy Johnson 50.9 WAR 1999 - 2004, 2007 - 2008

CF - Chris B. Young 14.3 WAR 2006 - 2012(The Show 18)

Los Angeles Dodgers

SP - Don Drysdale 67.1 WAR 1956 - 1969

LF - Zack Wheat 59.6 WAR 1909 - 1926

Honorable Mention : Sandy Koufax(48.9)

San Francisco Giants

SP - Carl Hubbell 68.2 WAR 1928 - 1943

LF - Barry Bonds 112.5 WAR 1993 - 2007

Cleveland Indians

SP - Stan Coveleski 53.0 WAR 1916 - 1924

2B - Nap Lajoie 79.8 WAR 1902 - 1914

Seattle Mariners

SP - Randy Johnson 39.0 WAR 1989 - 1998

RF - Ichiro Suzuki 56.2 WAR 2001 - 2012, 2018 - 2019(The Show 19)

Honorable Mention : Alex Rodriguez(38.1)

Miami Marlins

SP - Josh Johnson 25.7 WAR 2005 - 2012

2B - Luis Castillo 22.4 WAR 1996 - 2005

Honorable Mentions : Dontrelle Willis(20.8), Jose Fernandez(14.2)

New York Mets

SP - Dwight Gooden 46.4 WAR 1984 - 1994

3B - David Wright 49.2 WAR 2004 - 2016, 2018(The Show 18)

Honorable Mention : Carlos Beltran(31.1)

Washington Nationals

SP - Steve Rogers 44.7 WAR 1973 - 1985

LF - Tim Raines 49.2 WAR 1979 - 1990, 2001

Baltimore Orioles

SP - Mike Mussina 47.8 WAR 1991 - 2000

1B - George Sisler 5

Prior Part: 1956 Democrat Primary - Here.

With President Eisenhower's two terms soon enough being relegated to the pages in a history textbook and the memories of those who lived through it, its now time for the Republican Party to select its new party nominee and potentially 37th President of the United States.

Naturally, after presidency of a generally well like President by the American public, whoever comes after will have big expectations to live up to, but much like most people running for President these days also seek for their own time in the political spotlight too.

Thomas Dewey: The incumbent 35th Vice President of the United States, Dewey is a liberal Republican from the North and is generally well liked through out the nation...Outside of the deep south at least. Dewey if elected President seeks to continue many of Eisenhower's doctrines and economic plans whilst also continuing to push for further civil rights though after his spout with the SCOTUS and Dixiecrats attempting to filibuster the Brown V Board Act made him realize that he'll have to carefully and pragmatically peel away the layers of Jim Crow. Dewey still pledges to deliver on his promise of stronger US Military Veteran Benefits whilst also promising to admit the island territory of Puerto Rico as a new US state.

Dewey's Vice Presidential Photo

Richard Nixon: Incumbent senator for California since 1950, Nixon has finally announced his campaign for President. Nixon could best be described as a moderately Liberal to Centrist in his views which generally has kept him out most controversies. (Outside of his time in the HUCA and calling others crooks.) Nixon however has taken a more liberal view on economics, being on of the first senators in the American congress to propose a bill to introduce a minimum wage that's established by the Federal Government. The act failed but this is one promise that Nixon will try to implement. The other major promise would be the guarantee of African-American's right to vote after a investigation by the Eisenhower Administration showed that voter intimidation and poll taxes mainly blocked African-Americans the most.

[Nixon's Official Campaign Photo](https://preview.redd.it/8prqgt80sbz61.jpg?width=134

Previous parts can be found here.

2040

Caleb Henry was resigned to a 2 year, 33.8 million dollar contract.

Ramon Thompson was resigned to a 3 year, 41.1 million dollar contract.

Dakota Clements was resigned to a 4 year, 31.3 million dollar contract.

Tony Spillman was resigned to a 2 year, 22.2 million dollar contract.

T.J. McQueen was resigned to a 3 year, 4.8 million dollar contract.

Shelton Dickerson was franchise tagged.

Wade Crawford (former Packers and Vikings LT) was signed to a 3 year, 43.1 million dollar contract.

Leo Clemons (former Dolphins and Eagles LG) was signed to a 1 year, 3.73 million dollar contract.

Peter Windsor (former Buccaneers LE) was signed to a 17.3 million dollar contract.

Retirements:

Caleb Henry (RT)

Draft:

Pick 1-2 - Derrick Clayton (MLB, Oklahoma State, 76 OVR)

Pick 2-2 - Deionte Matthews (WR, Louisville, 72 OVR)

Pick 3-2 - Dalvin Charles (HB, Ohio State, 75 OVR)

Pick 4-2 - Alex Turk (CB, TCU, 70 OVR)

Pick 5-2 - Sam Branson (RG, UCLA, 63 OVR)

Pick 6-2 - Dwight Cobb (QB, Wisconsin, 60 OVR, Hidden)

Pick 7-2 - Deontay Cochran (WR, Akron, 66 OVR)

T.J. McQueen was resigned so the Ravens could test his abilities. He was able to throw really well in the previous season, but can he lead the team to a playoff run? This is a make-or-break year for McQueen’s career, and Coach Martindale will need to make a decision on him by the end of the season.

The T.J. McQueen experiment looked to be a bust when the Ravens came into midseason 3-5. His stats weren’t terrible, but he just can’t win games. The McQueen-led Ravens were swept by their division rivals, ending the season 4-12 again.

Heroes of 2040:

Ramon Thompson recorded 12 TFL’s and 8.5 sacks.

Pro Bowlers:

Ethan Robinson (LG)

Antonio Baxter (C)

Shelton Merritt (PR)

2041

Contract Updates:

Shelton Dickerson was resigned to a 3 year, 50.8 million dollar contract.

Paul Jackson was resigned to a 1 year, 17.5 million dollar contract.

Tyler Newhouse was resigned to a 1 year, 15 million dollar contract.

George Sherrod was resigned to a 4 year, 51 million dollar contract.

Danny Fry was resigned to a 2 year, 5.12 million dollar contract.

Scott Burris was resigned to a 2 year, 16.2 million dollar contract.

Chase Kiernan was resigned to a 2 year, 6.9 million dollar contract.

George Monroe (former Bengals QB) was resigned to a 1 year, 5.27 million dollar contract

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7339. Architectural Drafting and Design, 7th Edition: Alan Jefferis & David A. Madsen & David P. Madsen

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7347. Goldman-Cecil Medicine, 26th Edition: Lee Goldman & Andrew I. Schafer

7348. First Aid for the USMLE Step 2 CS, 6th Edition: Tao Le & Vikas Bhushan

7349. Exercises for the Shoulder to Hand: Release Your Kinetic Chain: Brian James Abelson & Kamali Thara Abelson & Lavanya Balasubramaniyam

7350. The One-Hour Activist: The 15 Most Powerful Actions You Can Take to Fight for the Issues and Candidates You Care About, 1st Edition: Christopher Kush

7351. Chemical Dependency Counseling: A Practical Guide, 5th Edition: Robert R. Perkinson

7352. Investment Valuation: Tools and Techniques for Determining the Value of Any Asset, 3rd Edition: Aswath Damodaran

7353. Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th Edition: American Psychological Association

7354. Advocacy Practice for Social Justice, 4th Edition: Richard Hoefer

7355. Advocacy in the Human Services, 1st Edition: Mark Ezell

7356. Experimental Design: Procedures for the Behavioral Sciences, 4th Edition: Roger E. Kirk

7357. Motivational Interviewing, Third

The funeral director was asking us what we think Mum should wear in her casket.

Mum always loved to wear sarongs (fabric wraps that go around the torso and drape downward a bit like a long skirt would), so my uncle suggested that she wear a sarong in there.

The funeral director looked a bit confused, as did some of our family members, to which my uncle added:

"What's sarong with that?"

I started laughing like an idiot. He was proud of it too. The funeral director was rather shocked. We assured her, and our more proper relatives, that Mum would've absolutely loved the joke (which is very true).

His delivery was perfect. I'll never forget the risk he took. We sometimes recall the moment as a way help cushion the blows of the grieving process.

--Edit-- I appreciate the condolences. I'm doing well and the worst is behind me and my family. But thanks :)

--Edit-- Massive thanks for all the awards and kind words. And the puns! Love 'em.

But Bill kept the Windows

True story; it even happened last night. My 5-year-old son walks up behind me and out of the blue says, "hey."

I turn to him and say, "yeah, kiddo? What's up?"

He responds, "it's dead grass."

I'm really confused and trying to figure out what's wrong and what he wants from me. "What? There's dead grass? What's wrong with that?"

.

.

.

He says, totally straight-faced, "hay is dead grass," and runs off.

You officially hit rock bottom

Before.

Jonathan Tate’s office was round. Dark wood surrounded Noah; dim lights hanging from a low ceiling. Located on the top floor of the Cecil hotel, it was the most luxurious room in the whole town. The mayor had redecorated for sure, since the first time he had broken in. The carpet that had previously been a light blue was now brown.

The room itself felt more closed in. The desk had been moved a few centimetres to the right, and the filing cabinets containing the damning evidence he needed--pushed to the back of the room. When Mia let the two of them in, Noah took two steps inside and let out a breath. His heart was hammering.

“Your dad had a makeover?” He asked the girl over his shoulder. Mia was standing outside on the hallway. She had given them a time limit.

Fifteen minutes. They had fifteen minutes to grab as much as they could, and then make a break for it. According to her, Jonathan Tate was in a meeting downstairs, which was scheduled to finish in an hour. However, there was nothing stopping him from leaving early. Which meant they had to work fast. Alexa was outside in the car on lookout, and Mia guarded the door. They shouldn’t get caught, Noah thought, striding over to the first filing cabinet, quaking hands grabbing and pulling the bottom draw open. They were safe, he kept telling himself. Nothing could go wrong. So why was his stomach trying to projectile its way out of his throat?

The bad feeling he’d had on the car-ride had only gotten worse. Steeling himself, Noah held his breath. He couldn’t screw up now. They were so close. Alexa and Luke had put themselves in danger for him. He couldn’t back out now. Even when that feeling in his gut was eating away at him, triggering fight or flight.

There was a scoff from outside. It was a delayed reply. Though Noah wasn’t surprised. Jonathan Tate’s daughter was only interested in two things. Instagram, and his best friend. “Daddy doesn’t like having the same décor for more than a month. He said it makes us look tacky,” Mia replied. “Personally, I liked the blue carpet. Though he got rid of it pretty quickly a few days ago,” she let out an exaggerated sigh. “Of course I protested, but it’s not like my father cares what I have to say.”

“Pretty quickly?” Noah got to work, searching each draw. “What do you mean by that?”

Mia’s sigh was loud and exaggerated. “I mean I went to bed and the carpet was blue, and I woke up, and surprise! It was a gross looking brown. Like, this happened over ni

I would have a daughter

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1787. Principles of Biomedical Ethics (Principles of Biomedical Ethics (Beauchamp)), 7th Edition: Tom L. Beauchamp & James F. Childress

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1789. Practicing Texas Politics (Texas: It's a State of MindTap), 16th Edition: Lyle Brown & Joyce A. Langenegger & Sonia R. Garcia & Ted A. Lewis & Robert E. Biles

1790. Digital Systems, 12th Edition: Ronald Tocci

1791. Physics, Volume 2, 5th Edition: David Halliday & Robert Resnick & Kenneth S. Krane

1792. Quantitative Social Science, An Introduction: Kosuke Imai

1793. Multiple Mini Interview Mmi: Winning Strategies from Admissions Faculty: Samir P. Desai

1794. Physics, Volume 1, 5th Edition: Robert Resnick & David Halliday & Kenneth S. Krane

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1796. Think with Socrates: An Introduction to Critical Thinking, 1st Edition: Paul Herrick

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1798. Nutrition Through the Life Cycle, 5th Edition: Judith E. Brown & Janet Isaacs & Bea Krinke & Ellen Lechtenberg & Maureen Murtaugh

1799. Cyriax's Illustrated Manual of Orthopaedic Medicine, 2nd Edition: James H. Cyriax & P. J. Cyriax

1800. Therapeutic Exercise for Musculoskeletal Injuries, 4th Edition: Peggy Houglum

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