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Just figured I would put it out there, but Rugby NS is putting together a team of club players to play two visiting Newfoundland teams (the Baymen and the Dogs) ahead of them playing the Halifax Tars and the Keltics. If theres any guys on here, current or ex rugby players who want to get a run...

I also had a major problem with The Personal as well. After 2 years of coverage for my truck, they hiked my rate up by $110 a month after I moved at university. Like the OP, they told me that it was based on my postal code. I obviously asked how a move to an adjacent street in the same town...

Selling a 3L Hydration Carrier. No bladder, just carrier and OD hose cover. Bought new (with bladder) last year for $110, looking for $45 OBO. Emt only, can ship if needed.

I found Clean Gainer By Rivalus to be great. A little over priced but its effective. A buddy of mine swears by True Mass by BSN.

Depends on the Base/CoC. Approval is granted on an individual basis. Generally (from my experience and that of other ROTP Ocdts at my Civi U)  all it takes is a memo explaining why you need it, what that particular job does for you and how it will make you a better soldier. I have a part-time...

This could explain the whole situation..... http://www.duffelblog.com/2013/04/kim-jong-uns-wife-if-i-finally-give-you-head-will-you-stop-this/ -Edited when it was pointed out I was replying to a 8 year old post.-

I think that its more the fact that if the US moves without substantial provocation they risk escalating tensions with the Chinese, then the possible possession  of a nuke by DPRK. If the US was to become the aggressor tomorrow, many countries would be angered and the Chinese would be especially...

I disagree. IMO the Americans have control of this. If the North launched any missile at the Americans in Japan or ROK, or anything bigger than an artillery shell at ROK, the Americans will shoot it down and then go on the offensive. The US's MDA has Aegis components in the Sea of Japan with...

They have replaced 8 of the Romeo class boats and are, at last report, still planning on retiring them. They are being replaced by the Sang-O class, that could fire a nuclear armed torpedo. The Whiskey Class boats have all been removed service and are in the process of being scrapped. There is...

Its an interesting blog for sure. No doubt the US has a playbook for DPRK. The time around the meetings they have every year are generally a time of increased tensions so some posturing was to be expected. But the scale to which the DPRK has escalated things is unprecedented. Kim Jong-il only...

The North does have a ridiculous number of troops and weapons along the border but the South and the US has them out mached. The North has 65% of their military assets within 100km of the DMZ (75% of their aggregate firepower) which is way more than the ROK has within the same area. But the...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/apr/04/north-korea-moves-missile-coast Its a lot of saber-rattling but it still isn't something that should be taken lightly.

I agree! I'm a ROTP OCdt at a Civvi U and have a part time job. Yes, its difficult to make ends meet sometimes but show me a student who isn't.

I second that about Besh Knives! I have a XSP-2 that I got as a gift. Besh Knives are expensive but worth every penny. I found that you have to put the time/effort in to keeping it sharp and a well maintained, but show me a knife that doesn't require. I have a SOG Trident folder for day to...

There are many others then more experience than I, so all I can offer is my own experience. As a ROTP OCdt at a Civi university, even things like topics such as term papers can potentially be a problem. I spoke with the Base PSO and what he said was "If it passes the National Post Test, go...

It's an interesting idea. There are countries that offer something similar, like the French Foreign Legion (Français par le sang versé) and a few smaller nations who offer an accelerated citizenship process for mbrs of their forces. In the case of Canada, its hard to see an obvious benefit for...

Either way, RMC or Civi U, you do  the 2 week INDOC orientation Course at St Jean your first summer. The next summer, you're back at St Jean to do BMOQ (15 weeks for civi, 11 weeks for RMC/CMR). If you are at RMC/CMR, after INDOC at St Jean, you do FYOP (First Year Orientation Period) at...

I don't know when you were Last at CFLRS, but that isn't the Warrior Challenge. Warrior Fitness Challenge is a platoon wide PT competion against your sister platoon. It consists of: 1)Stretcher run 2)Sandbag Carry 3)Crawling And a fourth event that involves a sledge on a ladder, I forget the...

To add my own two cents, take the math when you have the chance. I took applied math in grade 12 (math is not my forte by a long shot) and it really did limit options for me down the road. I go to Civi U under ROTP, but not having a solid grasp of more advanced math has come back to bite me in...

From my experience, I had all the paperwork in 6 Jan, did my CFAT in March and was still eligible. Get your paper work in before the deadline, and everything else (CFAT, drug questionnaire, etc) will be coordinated by the CFRC (assuming your paperwork is squared away) and be done in time for...