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TGM Realty Investors, Inc. has changed its name to Thalhimer Realty Partners, Inc., a change that represents the company's continued strategic efforts to leverage the full service platform of its parent company, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer, while maintaining its mission to provide real estate investment and development services on behalf of its investment partners. Thalhimer Realty Partners, Inc. manages a portfolio of commercial and multifamily assets valued at greater than $250 million.
New Boston Fund and RER Equities, Inc. have leased 46,150 square feet of Class-A office space to Magellan Medicaid Administration at WestMark Two in Glen Allen. Magellan will occupy 23 percent of the five story, 204,622-square-foot building and is slated to move in on Sept. 1. New Boston and RER Equities have leased approximately 130,000 square feet at WestMark Two within the past five months, having previously completed an 83,414-square-foot lease with SunTrust Bank. Approximately 74,000 square feet (two floors) remain available.
The University of Richmond's Heilman Dining Center recently won the Loyal E. Horton Bronze Award for Residential Dining Special Event from the National Association of College and University Food Services. The winning event was a Titanic Memorial Dinner March 1, which honored the centennial anniversary of the fateful voyage. The Dining Center offered authentic dinner selections from Titanic menus and exhibited reproductions of the ship and other memorabilia, newspaper clippings from the period and a documentary of the disaster. In 2009, the Dining Center won the gold award for residential dining among medium-sized schools and the grand prize in the same category for all colleges and universities.
Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: Showbest Fixture Corp. – leased 20,743 square feet at 4200-4222 Sarellen Rd.; and Dominion Uniserv Unit, Inc. – renewed its lease of 1,004 square feet in the Koger Building at 8001 Franklin Farms Dr.
Agencies combine on new entry point to Chickahominy
Canoeing and kayaking enthusiasts soon will have a new access point to the Chickahominy River. VDOT, the James River Association and Henrico County Parks and Recreation are teaming up to establish a new site in Eastern Henrico.
The James River Association negotiated the deal with VDOT to procure official access to the area located just east of I-295 on North Airport Road in Sandston. The site includes a park-and-ride commuter lot bordering the Chickahominy River and has been an unofficial launch site used by paddlers for years. > Read more.
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Henrico equestrians interested in deepening the bond between themselves and their horses have the opportunity to attend a two day clinic, held at Steppin' High Stables on July 7-8 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The clinic, "Become Partners with your Horse," will be taught by multiple world champion equestrienne Terry Preiser and will focus on how riders and horses can work together to achieve more. > Read more.
Henrico school bus driver honored
Citizen Staff Reports 07/03/2014
The Henrico-based Hephaestus Society recently awarded its first annual community heroes award (the Hephaestus Award) to Hicham Elgharouch (pictured, center) for what it termed his "selfless acts of caring" in his duties as a Henrico County Public Schools bus driver. Henrico County Director of Pupil Transportation Josh Davis, joined Hephaestus Society President Travis Gardner, in presenting the award and an accompanying $1,500 check to Elgharouch last month.
Elgharouch was selected for his clear and demonstrated patience and for his infectious positive attitude, according to the society. > Read more.
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The Town of Portsmouth is issuing a Code Red Alert to all residents.
A severe weather alert is being issued for an impending storm with Tropical Force Winds which is forecasted to hit our area starting early on Monday, Oct. 28, and lasting into late Tuesday.
Regional Shelters are being opened at the Gaudet Middle School in Middletown and the Tiverton Middle School in Tiverton. Pets are not allowed. The shelters will open at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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LONDONDERRY — Kailey Pilvelis bravely reached out to touch the snake's smooth skin.
The 3-year-old London-derry girl was one of many curious and brave children getting up close to a group of reptiles during a live animal show held recently at Leach Library.
Experts from Beverly, Mass.-based Rainforest Reptile Shows came to the library for the interactive show, offering children a chance to hear about the different reptiles and see them close up.
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(Please go to this link to see more ongoing events with BARC : Ongoing Fundraising/Benefits)
Join BARC for a Valentine's Dinner Dance (all proceeds help BARC towards a new roof) at the Red Star in Greenpoint
Saturday, February 9, 2013, 7:00 PM
Tickets:$100, includes all-you-can-eat buffet dinner, unlimited wine and beer, raffle prizes, dancing with live DJs.
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Dave Evans from the $9.99 show on NYCLife CHG 25, with Marsha at BARC.
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We are trying to raise funds for a new floor for our kennel, so please donate and spread the word,
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New York City and all our friends and communities.
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By Mike Harrington
Darcy Regier has just named Ron Rolston interim coach of the Sabres for the rest of the season.
Regier said he will join Rolston in heading to Toronto tonight.
"This is professional sports. He understood it," Regier said of Ruff. "He was extremely professional. It was a tough day."
"For whatever reason, we couldn't get any traction, especially defensively. ... It was really hard to get a grip on it."
Regier said Ruff came to the bus at 3 p.m. at the Northtown Center in Amherst before the team left for Toronto.
"I believe they'll respond," said Regier, who added Kevin Porter has been called up from Rochester.
Darcy on the team: "When I see the players, I'm disappointed for them too. We should all be disappointed. As far as anger, we have too much work to do. We can't go there."


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Billy Gene Brown, 67, of London, Ky., passed away Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2012, at his residence.
Born Aug. 11, 1945, in Laurel County, he was the son of the late Homer Brown and Nannie Proffitt Brown of London, who survives.
He was preceded in death by his father; and a daughter, Linda Brown Lay.
He was a retired metal finisher for General Motors and affiliated with Old Union Holiness Church.
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Dale Plummer returns for his eighth year as head coach of the Colby baseball program in the 2013-14 academic year. Plummer, who pitched in the Boston Red Sox and New York Mets organizations, was an an assistant coach at Colby in 2006.
After graduating from the University of Maine, Plummer was selected in the June 1988 Major League Baseball draft by the New York Mets. He earned the Mets' Class-AAA Most Inspirational Player Award in 1993 and that same year was honored with the Webster Award for being an outstanding minor league representative of the Mets both on and off the field. Plummer had a 38-19 record with 29 saves in his professional career.
Before joining Colby's baseball staff in 2006, Plummer was an assistant coach at Bowdoin College from 2001 to 2005. The Polar Bears set school records for victories in a season in three of the five years Plummer helped coach the team.
A native of Bath, Maine, Plummer and his wife, Kim, reside in Richmond, Maine, with their children, Jamie and Julie.
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Tom Dexter, the former Colby baseball head coach, will be an assistant coach for his eighth season in the 2013-14 academic year. He had been the head coach for the Mules for 15 years. Dexter is a 1987 graduate of SUNY-Cortland, where he also earned a master's degree in coaching and physical education.
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A little more than a year ago, former state Sen. Richard Tisei was aiming to become the next lieutenant governor; now the Republican has his sails set toward Congress.
Tisei announced his candidacy for the Massachusetts 6th Congressional District on Tuesday in his hometown of Wakefield, saying he wants to offer voters a clear alternative to incumbent Congressman John Tierney, the Salem Democrat who has represented Gloucester, Cape Ann and the rest of the district for the past 14 years.
"We know the country is headed in the wrong direction, and unless we work quickly, we're headed for an economic disaster," Tisei told about 50 supporters gathered in front of Wakefield's Americal Civic Center. "These problems did not originate here on Main Street. They started in Washington; our government is too big, disconnected, and every day becomes more dysfunctional."
The 6th Congressional District, which includes most of Essex County and parts of Middlesex County, recently gained Billerica, Tewksbury and part of Andover in a just-completed redistricting move.
Tisei was unambiguous yesterday in making a clear distinction between himself, Tierney and Democrats in general. He called President Obama's policies contrary "to the core principles that make our country so great" and said the president "has caused our standard of living to drop harder and faster than any other point in time."
Tierney, Tisei said, believes in higher taxes, more oversight, stimulus spending and bailouts, adding that he believes those measures don't work and only serve to stifle business and the economy.
Tierney is "the most ideologically left-wing member of Congress, which as you know, that's tough to do," Tisei said. "It you're happy with the way things are going, then elect John Tierney. If not, let's begin the process of putting this country in a different direction."
Tierney used Tisei's announcement Tuesday to blast congressional Republicans for recent proposals to cut government programs.
"It will be interesting to see how whomever emerges from the Republican primary will defend the position of House Republicans," said Tierney spokeswoman Kathyn Prael, citing Republican attempts to cut education grants, Social Security and Medicare, and to eliminate the Department of Education and the Environmental Protection Agency. "All of this, in favor of continuing a tax system that unfairly benefits people who least need it."
Tisei joins Bill Hudak in the Republican field, which means the two Republicans must face off in a primary to decide who will challenge Tierney in the general election next November.
Hudak, a lawyer from Boxford, tallied 43 percent of the vote in losing to Tierney in 2010. Tuesday, he said he "welcomed" Tisei's entry into the race.
"In other states, primaries are routine, and the emergence of them in Massachusetts, particularly among two strong and battle-tested candidates, is a sign that we are winning," Hudak said in a prepared statement. "This contest will make whoever wins the primary not only more able to defeat the incumbent, but also a better congressman prepared to meet our serious challenges."
Tisei was first elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1984 at the tender age of 22. In 1990, he was elected to the state Senate and later became Senate minority leader. Tisei, who is gay, is considered a social moderate. He gave up his seat last year to become the running mate of Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker.
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Barbara Dennis grew up eating peanut butter sandwiches garnished with a layer of crisp, sweet pickles. That's a culinary combination not everyone can appreciate, as Dennis discovered.
"Early in my marriage when I packed lunches for my husband, I made the above sandwich," the Chapel Hill woman wrote in an email. "Husband came home with a strong admonition: 'Don't ever do that again.' When I asked him why, he answered, 'Everybody laughed at me.' (Footnote: Marriage didn't last.)"
Dennis was among dozens of readers who shared their stories after I wrote about the foods I love but my husband can't imagine eating. (Casing hot dogs for breakfast and egg noodles sauteed in butter and then added to scrambled eggs.)
I heard from lovers of crumbled cornbread in buttermilk, brains and eggs and braunschweiger. I heard from people whose eyes widen in disbelief at their loved ones chowing down on pigs' feet, hog jowl or some other part of the pig. And as one reader suggested, there is probably an entire subset of eyebrow-raising sandwiches beyond Dennis' peanut butter and pickle – banana and mayonnaise, peanut butter and bologna, peanut butter and olive.
Sue Redus
of Cary
Did you say 'raw' lamb?
My grandfather came to the United States from Lebanon when he was a young man. He married a Virginia girl and taught her how to make the Lebanese dishes that he grew up with. My mom cooked these dishes when I was a kid in the 1950s, way before anyone had ever heard of the Mediterranean diet.
When we went to my grandparents' house to visit, we always had a Lebanese feast on at least one night. My grandfather had his own meat grinder, attached to the kitchen counter, and would grind the meat and onions for Kibbe Naya. This dish is delicious and consists of lamb, onions, bulgur and salt and pepper. It's served raw with whole green onions and pita, which was homemade back then. My siblings and I had to trick many a friend into eating it because we found that if we outright told them what it was, they would most likely leave the room.
Ruth Riddle
of Durham
Brains – not just for zombies
When I was about 12-years-old, we were eating lunch at home of calves' brains and eggs, scrambled together. I never really thought about what I was eating until one day, my cousin, Annette, came by and casually asked, "What are you eating?" To which I replied, "Brains and eggs." She responded: "Brains! How could you eat brains?" I put down my fork and almost barfed, never to eat that stuff again.
Warren Fuson
of Raleigh
… on a shingle
Growing up, one of our favorite breakfasts, and an economical way to feed five, hungry children on an Army officer's salary, was creamed hamburger on toast. Of course, the soldiers in the mess hall had a more colorful name for it: "SOS". (My mother, a genuine Southern belle, told us "SOS" stood for Same Old Stuff.)The way my mother made it, and the way I have fixed it for my kids and grandchildren, is simplicity itself. Brown a pound of ground beef, pour off excess fat, then stir in a couple of spoonfuls of flour. Once the flour is incorporated, add a cup or two of milk, stirring constantly, until you get the right consistency. Add salt and Worcestershire sauce and you're ready to feast. When I was in fifth grade, we rented a place at the beach with some friends. The two moms traded off meal preparation and the very first morning, my mother rolled out the "SOS." My siblings and I were delighted but the other family's two young daughters stared in horror and reacted with an emphatic "Yuck. Gross."
Amanda Cain
of Chapel Hill
Even Elvis wouldn't eat this
I grew up eating banana and mayonnaise sandwiches on soft white bread in the summer time. Mmmm mmmm! Nothing's better than that and some barbecue chips on a hot day. You can imagine the looks of disgust I got (and still get) when I mention it to anyone other than my dad's family.
Robbie Lane Jackson
of Fuquay-Varina
Franks 'n' Eggs, getchyer Franks 'n' Eggs
My mother used to make "chicken swimming in gravy," for breakfast, when we had any leftover fried chicken. She would get up early, start new gravy or usually heat the leftover gravy, cut up the chicken into the gravy and let it simmer. Then she would serve it over split toasted, leftover biscuits. If no biscuits were left, then over toast the chicken would go. It was a truly fabulous breakfast.
The other wonderful breakfast I saw my grandfather preparing one evening, for supper, was scrambled eggs with a grilled hot dog sliced into tiny rounds. He, of course, made me a plate. It was delicious. This was great when you had no sausage or bacon, and I suspect he made this up during the Depression, when he had two young girls to feed, and my grandmother had died. I sneak and prepare this guilty pleasure about once a year, in homage to Grandpa.
Becky Mitchell
of Raleigh
Liver lovers
When I was in elementary school, "Yuck!" was the least emphatic comment from classmates when my mother packed a braunschweiger sandwich in my brown bag lunch. I called it "liver sausage." I suspect at least a few of them have since eaten foie gras or a similar pâté and then raved about how good it was, never realizing that it is just a somewhat creamy version of what was in my sandwiches those many years ago. (Yum! Two thick slices of braunschweiger covering slices of homemade white bread with a generous slather of spicy brown mustard, and maybe a thick slice of sweet onion is the common man or woman's gourmet food!)Another "Yuck!" food I've eaten and enjoyed is haggis, a Scottish sausage made by stuffing a sheep's stomach lining with the animal's organ meats, onion, oatmeal and seasonings. As an adult, I became interested in Scottish country dancing. Every year, the dance group to which I belonged hosts an annual "Bobby Burns" dinner. Haggis was always served. When told about the event and the food, my ex-husband said, "Oh, gross! How can you eat that stuff!
Christian Rothwell
of Garner
Face-to-face with supper
My dad considered hog jowl a necessity for New Year's Day, alongside the obligatory collard greens and black-eyed peas. As a kid, I was totally grossed out; but had to admit the meat was delicious – as long as daddy trimmed it out for me and I didn't have to look at the grinning mess in the stew pot!
Larry Wikoff
of Garner
You thought your brains were scrambled
The mention of pigs' feet stirred a memory of something my father liked. My mom never cooked it, but my grandmother did, and all of us kids were disgusted by it: pork brains and scrambled eggs. She also cooked poke salad as a vegetable or with scrambled eggs. I have fond memories of walking through the woods with Grandma, gathering the young poke weed leaves while they were tender. I also remember head cheese, but it was one of the foods that the grown-ups ate, and us kids avoided. Fortunately, we weren't forced to eat things we didn't like.
Michael Rakouskas Sr.
of Raleigh
Boston beans for breakfast
My mother's family background is French-Canadian and we lived in Massachusetts. Most Saturday evenings, she would make a pot of Boston baked beans and serve them for breakfast with toast on Sunday morning. Many of our extended family – uncles, aunts and cousins – would stop by for breakfast and our home became a traditional gathering place after church. I remember the unusual breakfast with fondness!
Amy Jackson
of Chocowinity, N.C.
Popeye is not impressed
My mother made a dinner dish that I loved. She calls it "fried spinach." It's really good! You brown a pound of hamburger with lots of garlic. Drain the fat and add in a box of thawed chopped spinach. Cover the pan for a few minutes to let it warm up. Then add four eggs that have been beaten with some black pepper. Stir until the eggs cook. Top with Parmesan cheese. It's not really fried, and has a similar taste to Italian wedding soup.
Kathy Symons
of Cary
I will not eat pink eggs from a pan
One (dish) that I grew up with in Ohio was a summertime lunch for us. My mother would fry up about two to four pieces of bacon very crisp. Then in the bacon fat she would slice a tomato or two from the garden and cook until soft. Next she would scramble together four to six eggs in the bacon fat and tomato, as well as crumble the bacon into pieces in the pan. The result was pinkish scrambled eggs served on a white bread or toast. Yummy!
Allen Holleman
of Raleigh
Not everything is better with gravy
I've eaten pickled pigs feet, hog jowl, frog legs, rattlesnake, alligator, eel, insects, shark, barracuda. Chitterlings were surprisingly tasty but knowing what it was didn't make it easy. (Chitterlings are pig intestines.) Buffalo, goat and elk are good, as is ostrich. I love crayfish and octopus.
Living in Asia some years ago, I tried 100-year-old eggs (not bad with soy sauce), kimchi (buried, fermented, spicy cabbage), sea urchin, eel, jellyfish, seaweed, whale steaks.
My dad had a few favorites: scrambled eggs with pork brains or shad roe, which a lot of folks like but I didn't even want to try. But his strangest, to me, was gravy on chocolate cake. What a waste of two of my favorite foods!
Our family had a long tradition at family gatherings of breakfast of salt mullet or mackerel, fried really crispy, hot biscuits and black coffee. We've gotten away from that since my grandmother passed away at 92 and none can fix the fish as well as she did – although my two sisters come close. But where can you get fish packed in brine any more?
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November 4, 2004
Patent Office Building - Canopy
(File Number 6479)
The Commission approved preliminary site and building plans for the revised canopy, except for the Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning for the cooling tower and any protrusion into the courtyard. The canopy will enclose the courtyard of the Patent Office Building, creating a new space that can be programmed for ceremonial and public events. The Smithsonian revised the canopy design according to the direction that the Commission offered when it last reviewed this project, in July 2004. Pending historic preservation consultation, the Commission deferred action on other elements of the project.
See the Commission Action and Staff Recommendation
Prettyman Courthouse Annex - Perimeter Security
(File Number 5853)
The Commission approved preliminary and final site development plans for perimeter security at the E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. Courthouse Annex rotunda. The Commission reviewed two designs and chose a scheme that retains perimeter security near the curb line and incorporates street trees protected by post-and-rail elements and bollards hidden within planters. In its approval, the Commission required that a raised landscape planter be incorporated into the existing landscaping at the west end of the project site, and that a bollard arrangement depicted in the design scheme that was not selected for its overall design be used for the corner of 3rd Street and Constitution Avenue.
See the Commission Action and Staff Recommendation
Anacostia Light Rail Transit
(File Number 6510)
The Commission approved the concept design plans for the Anacostia Light Rail Transit, a 2.7-mile system with six station stops that will serve residential areas and employment centers along the line. The line will extend from Pennsylvania Avenue, SE on the north to the main gate of the Anacostia Naval Annex/Bolling Air Force Base on the south. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will operate 45-foot-long light rail cars, each with a capacity for 100 passengers.
See the Commission Action and Staff Recommendation
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Shorthanded Blue Raiders Defeat Georgia State 69-51December 8, 2005 · MT Media Relations
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The Blue Raiders were without the services of junior forward Krytle Horton who was out due to an injury. With her absence, sophomore forward Lakira Boyd picked up the first start of her career and played a career-high 33 minutes.
Middle Tennessee jumped out early on the Panthers and never let up as the team went on a 15-4 run in the first seven minutes of the game. The Blue Raiders shot a scorching 50 percent from the field and picked up nine of their 14 total steals in the first half, scoring 21 points off Georgia State's 14 turnovers.
For the game, Middle Tennessee shot 42.4 percent from the field and committed a season-low 10 turnovers. The Blue Raiders forced 23 Georgia State turnovers and gave up just seven steals.
Senior forward Tia Stovall led all scorers with 21 points and overall had a solid night. The Estill Springs, Tenn. native also pulled down seven rebounds, had four assists and four steals.
Chrissy Givens continued her streak of consecutive games scoring 20 or more points, but it took most of the game to do it. The junior guard had 18 points with a little over three minutes remaining and preserved her streak when she hit a jumper with 3:06 remaining for her 20th point of the night.
Middle Tennessee will take a 10-day break, for final exams, before the team returns to action on December 18 at the UAB Tournament. The Blue Raiders will face Penn State in the opening round.
STOVALL STEPS UP: With Krystle Horton out with an injury, senior Tia Stovall stepped up and had her best offensive game of the year in the win over Georgia State. Stovall recorded her first 20-point game of the year by pouring in a game-high 21 points on 9 of 11 shooting to lead the charge. It marked Stovall's 10th career game of scoring 20 or more points and her first since notching 21 points against Western Kentucky last season on the road.
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Tia Stovall was voted the Alexander Automotive Family Player of the Game against Georgia State by members of the working media.
CAREER GAME FOR BOYD: Sophomore Lakira Boyd, who made her first collegiate start tonight, enjoyed a career game for the Blue Raiders. Boyd scored a personal-best nine points while ripping down a career-high six rebounds. The Memphis, Tenn., native also played a career-best 32 minutes and matched her top steals total with two.
STREAK CONTINUES: Junior Chrissy Givens continued her torrid streak of scoring 20 or more points after tallying 20 in the win over Georgia State. Givens, who entered the 2005-06 season without reaching the 20-point plateau, has now topped that mark in six straight games.
TAKING CARE OF THE ROCK: A key to tonight's win over visiting Georgia State came in the turnover department. While the Blue Raiders forced 23 miscues, they turned it over a season-low 10 times. Middle Tennessee's previous low this year was 15 turnovers against Georgia Southern.
TIDBITS: Freshman Johnna Abney attempted a career-high 10 three-pointers ... Tia Stovall dished out a season-high four assists ... Head Coach Rick Insell is now 4-1 at home ... Monique Martin pulled down a career-best six rebounds ... Tia Stovall and Chrissy Givens did not leave the floor tonight as both played all 40 minutes ... The Blue Raiders only had eight players available for tonight's game and seven of the eight scored.
HEAD COACH RICK INSELL: "We take a lot of pride in our defense and we have a lot of lateral quickness and we try and take advantage of it. Leadership from players like Tia Stovall and Chrissy Givens makes all the rest of the players much better in the game. We knew we were shorthanded tonight at the post but Lakira Boyd and Brittany Pittman did a good job. Brittany is a freshman and you could tell she was scared to death, but she was in there battling."
TIA STOVALL'S PERFORMANCE IN THE FIRST HALF: "We got stale in our zone offense in the first half. When we started putting the ball into Tia in the middle she made things happen."
"We just got up the line and got after them early and that was the difference in the ball game. I think Georgia State was a little unsure when we did that. We've got a pretty good defensive ball club at times, but tonight we were able to get our hands in the lanes and get some deflections."
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Ball State University is a state school in Muncie, a small town just north of Indianapolis. According to Indiana Public Media, Ball State administrators recently cancelled an honors physics and astronomy course taught by tenure-track prof Eric Hedin because Hedin's course syllabus included the concept of "Intelligent Design."
Ball State president Jo Ann Gora justified the cancellation to her faculty and staff:
Teaching intelligent design as a scientific theory is not a matter of academic freedom – it is an issue of academic integrity.
Teaching intelligent design as a scientific theory is not a matter of academic freedom – it is an issue of academic integrity.
Ms. Gora should be rebuked by her peers at the next...
Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, so that we may know the things freely given to us by God, which things we also speak, not in words taught by human wisdom, but in those taught by the Spirit, combining spiritual thoughts with spiritual words.
But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised. But he who is spiritual appraises all things, yet he himself is appraised by no one. For WHO HAS KNOWN THE MIND OF THE LORD, THAT HE WILL INSTRUCT HIM? But we have the mind of Christ. - 1Corinthians 2:12-16
Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, so that we may know the things freely given to us by God, which things we also speak, not in words taught by human wisdom, but in those taught by the Spirit, combining spiritual thoughts with spiritual words.
But a natural man does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are foolishness to him; and he cannot understand them, because they are spiritually appraised. But he who is spiritual appraises all things, yet he himself is appraised by no one. For WHO HAS KNOWN THE MIND OF THE LORD, THAT HE WILL INSTRUCT HIM? But we have the mind of Christ. - 1Corinthians 2:12-16
Regularly, I warn academics that reason is not the one faculty of man that has escaped the Fall. To err is human, and institutions of learning both lower and higher are equally subject to this fruit of Adam's sin.
Reason and logic have been corrupted by the Fall. So, although we can say that all truth is God's truth, we must keep in mind that all man believes to be true is not. True.
The Fall's determinative impact on man's intellectual work is quite obvious to readers of Paul Johnson's Intellectuals. Again and again, Johnson demonstrates the connection between famous intellectuals' private sins...
After watching the recent Creation/Evolution debate between Bill Nye, an atheistic scientist, and Ken Ham, a young-earth creationist, I was challenged to think about how I, as a scientist, should witness to my colleagues. As a six-day creationist working at a secular University, what is my "strategy?"
First, I want to thank God for the work of Ken Ham and others. While I don't agree with much of his approach, I was reminded recently that the "wrong" evangelism that he does is better than the "right" evangelism that I don't do.
With that said, though, there are some dangers in trying to learn lessons for our own witnessing from what Dr. Ham and Answers in Genesis do. It is easy to come away from a debate like that and think, "I wish I knew a lot more science! Then I could really witness to a scientist. Oh well, I better leave it to the experts." But the truth is that none of that science is needed in witnessing. In fact, it is a hindrance. God has given us all we need in His Word.
Here are a few Biblical points to keep in mind if you want to witness to a scientist...
A week or so ago, I read this from Escondido Westminster Seminary's Michael Horton:
Instantaneous creation of Adam and Eve is not explicitly required by the text or its subsequent interpretation, but the historicity of a first human couple with whom God entered into covenant is indispensable to theology at significant points in almost every locus. (from Horton's Lord and Servant, p. 118; quoted by Daniel Wells)
How scandalous this should be among the people of God. Westminster Escondido's Michael Horton joins Covenant Seminary's Jack Collins in declaring that "the text" of Genesis does "not explicitly require" that Adam was created by God "instantaneously" from the ground, or that Eve was created by God "instantaneously" from Adam's rib. Rather, Horton says the Bible would allow for—what? Adam and Eve's extrusion, evocation, emanation, or evolution over a period of time?
And what of the water Jesus changed into wine?
It's the first rule of journalism to "follow the numbers." C. John "Jack" Collins is a prof at the Presbyterian Church in America's Covenant Theological Seminary, and recently Jack published a book and article purporting to defend the historicity of Adam. Both are dangerous pieces of work because both are carefully wrong in a very soft and seductive way. But the numbers don't lie.
Collins writes:
The story of Adam and Eve, and their first disobedience, explains how sin, the alien intruder, first came into human experience, though it hardly pretends to explain how rebellion against God (as expressed in the serpent's speech) originated to begin with.
Note that Collins speaks of the Fall as the responsibility of both "Adam and Eve." He uses the plural: "their first disobedience." This is directly contrary to the Word of God which explicitly declares the Fall and Original Sin to be solely the responsibility of...
Here's a delightful piece written by Virginia Heffernan, a former fact-checker for The New Yorker who's written for Talk, Harper's, Slate, The New York Times, and The New York Times Magazine. Clearly Heffernan understands why no Manhattan pastor would admit to believing in creation.
In New York City saying you're a creationist is like confessing you think Ahmadinejad has a couple of good points. Maybe I'm the only creationist I know.
How poverty-stricken New York City is, that while PCA pastors promote Darwin and the high priests of Science, a female journalist is left to defend the Word of God. Like they say, "a woman can do anything an ordained man can't do."
A teaser...
Here's a letter to Congress signed by a bunch of Evangelical academics who are on the global warning bandwagon and tell us the salvation of Gaia is at stake. Starting with the overpopulation mania of the seventies, I've noted Calamity Jane fads and Christian author fads have about the same half-life—ten years.
Some time ago in Madison, Wisconsin, I used to protest the genocide of over a billion infants with one of the guys who signed this letter, but now he's climbed a couple socioeconomic brackets and is protesting anthropogenic global warming. It might help to explain his new commitments that he's since moved from Madison to Wheaton where he teaches biology.
Which brings me to a couple observations. First, note how many of the signatories are from Wheaton and Calvin where profs live in mortal dread of appearing insufficiently progressive. They should get out more.
Second, note that only five (2.6%) of these guys have the terminal degree in Atmospheric Science, Climatology, or Meteorology...
And if it seem evil unto you to serve the Lord, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. - Joshua 24:15
Astronomer John Byl has posted his review of Rev. Paulin Bedard's new book, In Six Days God Created: Refuting the Framework and Figurative Views of the Days of Creation, and here's a teaser..
A Review of Paul Gutjahr's Charles Hodge: Guardian of American Orthodoxy.
As a teacher of theology I knew a fair bit about Charles Hodge, generally speaking, but reading Paul Gutjahr's biography gave me an inside view.
I knew Hodge used Turretin's text for his theology courses and didn't publish his own Systematic Theology until the 1870s. Why did he wait so long? Gutjahr fills in the details. It turns out Princeton Seminary's governing board asked Hodge not to take his three-volume systematic theology into print because they thought it would cause a decline in enrollment if anyone could buy his theology text.
I knew his Systematic Theology was thin on the doctrine of the Church. I didn't know ...
This is a post showing how (it seems to me) shame over the Bible's history of Creation has led to the (maybe) decline of Covenant Theological Seminary. But first, a short back-story...
Some time back I had a man in my congregation who had grown up Baptist and was pursuing graduate studies in science. One weekend he was home visiting his childhood church and he came under the influence of John Armstrong who--whether through preaching or conversation, I don't know--convinced him to stop graduate studies in science and begin graduate studies in theology. Being PCA at the time, I encouraged him to go to the PCA's Covenant Seminary over in St. Louis and he matriculated there a year or so later.
Watching him across the years is part of the reason I've warned people to avoid Covenant. There's more to say than this, but two things are worth highlighting...
National Geographic breathlessly announces: "Even after centuries of effort, some 86 percent of Earth's species have yet to be fully described, according to new study that predicts our planet is home to 8.7 million species. That means scientists have cataloged less than 15 percent of species now alive—and current extinction rates mean many unknown organisms will wink out of existence before they can be recorded."
So let me get this straight...
(Tim) It's central to our chronological conceit to reassure ourselves the Middle Ages were the Dark Ages crammed full of religious bloodshed, religious oppression of scientific progress, and the Plague. So we've all learned the lesson to keep church and state separate to the end that we won't have as many wars or as many people die in those wars.
Doing well are we? Paganism is the state religion almost everywhere and more people were sacrificed on the altars of paganism's idols (Communism, Zionism, Feminism, etc.) this past century than ever died from all the religious wars of the Medieval world combined.
But what of science? Our modern morality play smugly assures us the Enlightenment busted truth loose from the religious ignoramuses who had oppressed the great minds across many centuries. Finally we know it's not wrong to take the Pill, unborn babies aren't persons and can't feel the knives, the iPhone is cool, washing hands saves lives, you can make babies in the lab, you can end the war by blowing up the women and children of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and Earth isn't the center of the Universe.
"Poor Galileo! If only he'd lived today when every man finally knows religion has nothing to say to the state or the high priests of Science. The Bible's true when it talks about spiritual things--not political or sexual or scientific things. It's no history book or textbook on cosmology. It tells you how to feel--not what to think. Poor Galileo! He had it right and the church tried to shut him up. Stupid ignorant church. Stupid Dark Ages...
(Tim, w/thanks to Pastor Curell) The scientific method is coming in for some hard knocks, recently, as efforts to replicate a number of critical studies fail. Some would prefer to put it that "replication is proving difficult," but after reading some of the stats, "failure" seems the right description. In discipline after discipline, scientists doing experiments over again find themselves unable to replicate earlier findings that minted academic superstars and set the standard for medical practice, for instance.
Some of the inability to replicate is likely attributable to the very old problem we all fall into of looking for proof that we're right. The problem is too widespread, though, for that alone to be the answer. Thus the New Yorker subtitled its article reporting on this crisis under its Annals of Science: "The Truth Wears Off: Is There Something Wrong with the Scientific Method?"
After reviewing hundreds of papers and forty-four meta-analyses, Australian National University's Michael Jennions found "a consistent decline effect over time, as many of the theories seemed to fade into irrelevance. ...Jenions admits that his findings are troubling, but expresses a reluctance to talk about them publicly."
(Tim) It wasn't until my thirties that I learned scientists lie, too. They just use different techniques. So no surprise tonight when I read that someone hacked the servers of a global warming advocacy group called the Climatic Research Unit of University of East Anglia and posted thousands of their e-mails, papers, and other correspondence on a Russian server for all the world to read. It's caused big problems:
Global warming alarmists are scrambling to save face... The messages ...reveal correspondence
between British and American researchers engaged in fraudulent
reporting of data to favor their own climate change agenda.
Summing up the damage the documents have done, climatologist Patrick J. Michaels said: "This is
not a smoking gun, this is a mushroom cloud."
The report...
(Tim, thanks to James) Alright, alright; I'll say something good about Stanley Fish. Check out two posts (one and two) he recently did for the New York Times' web site in review of Terry Eagleton's Reason, Faith, and Revolution. To whet your appetite, here's an excerpt from the first post...
The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9)
(Tim) If our Lord tarries, this coming Thursday, February
12th, will be the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth. As her
holy day approaches, Annie Laurie Gaylor of Madison's Freedom from
Religion Foundation is plastering buses and billboards with
intellectual cheesecake for fellow misanthropes. Real creative stuff like, "Imagine No Religion" and "Praise Darwin - Evolve Beyond Belief."
The president of the Skeptics Society (which publishes Skeptic magazine), Michael Shermer, isn't waiting for the holy day to celebrate. He assures fellow homo sapiens
that his cult's high priests have a "pretty good outline" of the origin of
life. But then he goes and spoils it all by saying something stupid


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In 1991, The Bellevue Hospital Birthing Center took over the distribution of the Welcome, Baby! materials, and the program was expanded to include a board book in the packet for each newborn. Including a book in the packet enabled parents to immediately share the joy of reading with their new baby.
Kiwanis Club of Bellevue and the Friends of the Bellevue Public Library have co-funded the project since that time. Their continued support has made it possible to offer board books for the past nine years. In that time, nearly 3,500 books have been given away at the Birthing Center, which averages 400 births each year.
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someone of the paki decent who is extremely gangster, & is the best at rejecting boys. can also bust a mean move on the dance floor. possibly needs bouncers at her next big birthday bash to avoid brown party crashers.
girl: so yeah i deff. gave him the X, then went to a club.
aya: you are so zehra
aya: you are so zehra
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Typically a very shy but beautiful girl, prefers being alone with a book. Around people she is comfortable with, she can be loud and energetic, but not often. She is often misunderstood and is very hard to understand. Beneath all that, she is a great person to go to for a talk.
"I need someone to talk to."
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"Go to Zehra, she'll know what to do."
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As a person Zehra's tend to have large curly hair. Zehra's tend to be loud, perverted (in a girlish way), love to laugh and are smart. Zehra's also are amazing at dancing especially at the hips. Zehra's tend to own every color of jeans out there. There are a couple things wrong with Zehra's though, some tend to be very nervous around people who they think are good looking. Sometimes they can over obsess (rarely though only original Zehra's obsess). Through knowing lots of Zehra's I've noticed that in all their houses you may find at least, one varsity jacket, a pink flyod shirt, at least THREE beanies, 5 disney movies. Zehra's tend to also love to flirt with boys especially when they're blonde. Zehra's have tons of swag whether they know it or not. Zehra's soul mates tend to be someone with green or blue eyes and blonde hair. Zehra's love guys with personalities and who can laugh at their jokes. Smart guys are also important to Zehra's because they want someone who can help them get out of a crisis. Zehra's are the hardest people to find. They're basically the perfect person and they're the best people you could ever have as a friend.
Kid: Hey look its the new kid she kinda looks like a Zehra
Kid 2: Yeah with the big hair
Kid: We should go talk to her she seems quiet
*walks over*
Kid: Hey
Zehra: Hi.... (shy)
*30 minutes later*
All of them are laughing
Kid 2: Yeah with the big hair
Kid: We should go talk to her she seems quiet
*walks over*
Kid: Hey
Zehra: Hi.... (shy)
*30 minutes later*
All of them are laughing
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The Greenville City Council Tuesday may discuss the employment of City Manager Steven Alexander and City Attorney Brent Money.
Both positions are scheduled to be included under an executive session during Tuesday's regular Council agenda, starting at 6 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 2821 Washington Street. A work session is also scheduled for 5 p.m. Tuesday.
An item on Tuesday's meeting agenda calls for an executive session under Local Government Code Section 551.074 City Council Appointees – City Manager Duties and Responsibilities and City Attorney, Contract/Duties and Responsibilities. The section allows for a confidential, "meeting involving the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of a public officer or employee or to hear complaints or charges against a public officer or employee."
Before the Council can take any action concerning the item, it will be required to return to open session to do so.
Last month, Money offered the Council a proposal to make adjustments in his contract. At the September 18 meeting, Money said he previously briefed a Council subcommittee on the proposal, "that would allow for some reductions in my contract. It is just something to discuss as you are making your budget plans."
Money said he could either present the proposal to the Council in executive session at that time, or wait until Mayor Steve Reid — who did not attend the meeting — could be present.
The majority of the Council agreed to meet in executive session, although Mayor Pro Tem Jeffrey Dailey indicated he would not attend.


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Easy chicken tagine
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 40 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Simple one-pots are perfect for the busy cook. This chicken tagine is great eaten with cous cous for something a bit more filling
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 304
- protein
- 39g
- carbs
- 14g
- fat
- 11g
- saturates
- 3g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 12g
- salt
- 0.48g
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 8 skinless boneless chicken thighs, halved if large
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 tsp grated fresh root ginger
- pinch saffron or tumeric
- 1 tbsp honey
- 400g carrots, cut into sticks
- small bunch parsley, roughly chopped
- lemon wedges, to serve
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You can make this dish using 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts instead of thighs. Simply cut them in half and reduce the simmering time to 15 mins.
- Heat the oil in a large, wide pan with a lid, add the chicken, then fry quickly until lightly coloured. Add the onion and ginger, then fry for a further 2 mins.
- Add 150ml water, the saffron, honey and carrots, season, then stir well. Bring to the boil, cover tightly, then simmer for 30 mins until the chicken is tender. Uncover and increase the heat for about 5 mins to reduce the sauce a little. Sprinkle with parsley and serve with lemon wedges for squeezing over.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2008
Comments, questions and tips
Cooked this as a quick tea after spending all day gardening and the kids ate it without moaning which is not to be sniffed at. Have to say not very exciting...probably why the kids ate it. I used chicken stock rather than water and added morrocan spices and only used half a tablespoon of honey and it was still pretty sweet. Would cook again but it needs a bit more umph....so I'll be adding lots of spices and other veg, and maybe some chickpeas or beans.
Did this for two of us, so I halved the amount of chicken and carrots, added cumin as suggested above, used 150ml chicken stock as opposed to just water. The carrots were deliciously sweet, and we really enjoyed the sauce. Chicken's just chicken, of course, and it sounds like I went to some effort just to make some tasty carrots, but this made a lovely Sunday lunch with new potatoes and peas. Recommended, with the tweaks suggested by fellow users.
I really liked this recipe, but my hubby wasn't convinced. He is not a huge fan of chicken unless it is spicy. I did add a pinch of chili flakes, which gave it a bite, but he still wasn't convinced. I loved the flavours, especially the way the carrots became so sweet. I might make it again for a dinner party...


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macguyverchick Posts: 1Figured I'd put this out there for those who think of having a remote start put in.
I have an '07 Rav4 that I bought Certified Used from a dealer. I bought into the extended warranty to save myself some mechanical and financial hassles. Yesterday I had a Compustar remote start installed at Future Shop (who guaranteed that if there are any issues with the vehicle due to the remote start they would fix it or be responsible for it). Toyota wanted about $700 for a remote start and FS $400 - hence why I went with FS.
Shortly after the install, as I back out of a parking spot, I start having transmission issues. The car now slams into gear. Check engine, VSC, & 4WD indicator lights all come on. Away to the dealer I go thinking I have a powertrain issue. They chalk it up to the remote start messing with PCU. I know a little about cars but electrical is beyond me. So 3 trips to FS and 3 trips to the dealer and nothing has changed. FS says there is nothing wrong with the install and that the problems have to be due to something else and Toyota just snickers and sneers at FS yet the dealer mechanics know NOTHING about remote starts (you would think they would know something about the ignition and wiring but I guess that is too much to ask). They say that the Rav4 should not have one and is not designed to have one. Why would Toyota create model of car and put remote starts in half of them if they are 'not supposed to have them' and sell them in Canada?
Really not impressed. Now spending more $$ to have the 'Toyota recommended company' uninstall the old remote start, fix my ignition wiring and install a brand new remote start that I am pretty sure is the same make and model as the one I already have. Hopefully when all is said and done the lights go out and stay out this time. This may be the only Toyota I ever buy considering what I read about the transmission issues. :mad:
I there ! this is the reason why I bought the remote start from toyota dealer. I bought the full kit remote with alarm and unlock doors and remote start for $1000 ! yes very expensive but never had any problem with this kit. Except they replaced the micro-switch under the hood for a seal liquid mercure or lead free switch, no charge upgrade.
On my previous car I did the same as you did and I had all kind of problems so thats why I did this way. I think they all says its easy to install you wont have any problem I dont belived that !!!, the electrical wiring car system becomes more and more complicated you better have the dealers toutch that !! anyway good luck! you did the right move to have them install it :shades: ...
junior22 Posts: 1The battery light came on yesterday on my 2005 RAV4. I have not replaced the original battery yet and assumed this was the problem. I bought a battery and was going to drop it off at my mechanic's this morning but while driving the radio stopped, the speedometer and odometer dials stopped working and all the warning lights went on. I turned around and went back home. I'm hoping it's just the battery.......can it be something else?
sassydeel Posts: 1This is the tire pressure warning light that comes on when a tire is low. I had all four tires replaced and the light came on. Checked the tire pressure on all four and it was were it was supposed to be. Check your spare, that was the tire that was low. Aired it up and the light went off. I am having problems with the check engine, vsc and 4wd lights coming on. Happened the first time when I accelerated quickly from my gravel driveway, took it to the mechanic and $70 later the lights were off. He said there was nothing wrong. I did it again and the lights are on once more. I should not take off when I am mad (that is what happened both times). I came on this website looking for a way to turn the lights off. Any ideas????
Hi there ! it doenst have anything to do with the acceleration quickly from your driveway ...you should go back to the same mecanic place and tell them you dont wont to pay again for resetting you cpu, ask them to recheck carefully before resetting the error codes and ask them what are the code numbers appearing in there obd2 computer. Also do a quick check if your gas cap is tight enough !!! it happend to me once that it was not tight enough, after you tight more drive a couple km shut off the engine restart the engine and see if it appears again.
momtoaandi Posts: 1I have a 2000 Rav4 and the check engine light came on. I had it scanned for the code and they told me it came up with a P004. I tightened my gas cap and had them reset it. Four or five days later the check engine light came back on with the same code. This time per NAPA recommendation I replaced the gas cap. I went about seven to ten days this time before the light came back on, what could it be. Every time the only code that they find is P004? :confuse:
stone18 Posts: 1I bought 2008 RAV4 V6 at March 1, 2008.
Engine, VSC and 4WD lights all on yesterday. I went to dealer to fix it. I was told have to pay $114 for inspection, then have to pay all cost for repair. I was dispoint for the answer.
Anyone know:
Why to check and fix this problem not be covered still in 4 years warranty? Is this a common problem in Toyota? What should I do?
spence27 Posts: 1Okay, I have a 2007 V6 Rav4 2 wheel drive that has vsc, traction, maint require, and brake light coming on intermittently. Was maybe 5% of the time but has become quite frequent as of late. Also found out now that the cruise light is flashing and cruise does not work during this time. They go out by themselves. Any help tremendously appreciated. Could this possibly be gas cap related? I may be able to say it came on once or twice around gas up time?
You dont have to be scare to drive with engine light on ! the only time you have to stop the car and turn off the engine is went the engine light is lit AND FLASHING on and off . If the light is on all the time no danger. You may have to resend your car where they repaired it and ask them to recheck there job correctly , they may had changed the wrong sensors or more sensors has to be replaced it. You can take your time to go to the garage the only thing you may consume more gasoline but notting more then that. Take your time.
Hi, I had a problem with my ABS VSC & Brake Light constantly ON for the last 18 months. Which also disengaged my cruise control and probably my power steering. I had bought my beautiful beast 2nd hand 2 years ago and was offered 2 year warranty which included coming back to them for a service every 6 months.
This problem started a month after I purchased my RAV. In the 2 years I have had it I brought it into the dealers 2 times regarding this problem and the two times they kept it overnight for testing. They could not fix my problem. It got to the point where I could not put my car in drive without having to press the brake release button, still could not help me.
A kind gentlemen flags me over at the lights and says, none of your brake lights are working. Fabulous my thinks. So next day take my car to my local Car servo for guy to have a look, meanwhile I say "oh and there's another problem you have to press the brake release button to put car into drive". He says "that sounds like it is all related and it is probably the Brake Light Switch".
This man is a genius. Why has it taken 18 months and 2 overnight visits (plus $$$$) from dealership I bought the frekin car from to then just drop into my local with a seemingly unrelated matter and he's just like, 'ohhh that's the brake light switch'......I am over the moon the local guy...Pro-Works Automative, Matraville, Sydney, Australia, deserves a medal. Now I have to stop myself from automatically pressing the brake release button before I put it into Park.
He also said he has worked with BMWs and Mercedes and they also have this problem. I hope I can help someone like myself and not have to waste, time and money to fix this simple problem.
I am not sure if you have solved your problem or if it was the same problem I was having . My ABS, VSC and Brake Light switch was ON constantly and I had to use Brake release switch to get car into Park. Also Cruise Control disengaged. My local mechanic replaced the Brake Light Switch and it solved all my problems.
Good Luck!
Hi ,mecanic car dealer are not the best sometime in mecanique for solving problems and the charge a lot $$$$$$ because on there lack of inexperience.
Maybe your previous owner sell is Rav4 because they could fix this problem ...
Do you know where the brake light swicht is installed ??
Thanks to share all your information it help other dude to fix there problem ane saving a lot of $$$$$ .... :shades:


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On Oct. 6 at about 1:30 a.m., police received a call that someone was driving the wrong way on westbound U.S. 422.
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A racoon was never found along the road, and police gave the woman a sobriety test. She registered a .148 blood-alcohol level, more than the legal limit of .08.
Arrested and charged with drunken driving was Mikaela Johnson, 24, of Hiram.


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Hi Guys! I need advice. I just received my PA D5000.5 amp from Amazon and installed it just a few hours ago. Before the installation of the PA D 5-channel amp, I had another aging temporary 4-channel non-polk local amp to power my MM6501 seps (front) and DB651 coaxials (rear). With the temp amp, I had no noise besides the high-pitched powering off sound when amp is turned off
But with the PA D5000.5 amp, I'm getting some buzz/hiss/whine even if:
1) Radio is OFF (same scenario if my volume is set to 0 or fader/balance set to extremes)
2) RCA inputs are NOT plugged to the amp
3) Engine is OFF (I get engine whine in addition when engine is on).
Here's the thing: when I turn on the radio and adjust the radio volume/fader/balance so a speaker plays a sound. The hiss from that particular speaker is gone even I turn the radio off afterwards (and on again) or just the particular speaker using fader/balance controls. This is true even when I start the engine
But any speaker that hasn't played a sound since initially switching the car from OFF to ACC will have the hiss/whine
The noise doesn't increase with the volume.
NOTE: My remote on wire is connected to the car's ACC so the amp turns on immediately. Unfortunately, my factory head unit doesn't have a remote out.
But then again, with the temp amp, it doesn't matter, I don't have this noise at all.
What's wrong with my all Polk setup?
[UPDATE] I have some more points that I found out about my issue:
1. Let's say the car is on ACC with my HU off and I am getting this buzzing sound. If I open the driver-side door, I get this alarm that my key is still in the keyhole. Pretty normal, right. But once I close the door, the alarm stops.. AND so does the buzzing from speakers
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I'm speculating maybe since its turned on immediately even without any signals from the RCA inputs, the amp trying its darn-est to amplify whatever signal its getting from the environment?And maybe since the signal is so weak, it's using a lot of power to make it audible (buzzing sound). Anyhow, I'm just guessing at this point. Any help is highly appreciated.