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i,ve isolated the wiring loom from everything ( via the connectors ) except for back stop n tail plus indicators.That means the fusebox,cdi,voltage regulator,indicator relay,stator wires,all forward lights and handlebar electrics including ignition switch are disconnected.
I,ve cleaned all connections on the bike and used electrical contact cleaner- non harmful to plastics on the connectors.All wires on harness checked ffor fraying and repaired a couple of them and loom reinsulated.. Have cleaned both the main earth cable ( yes-its fitted on the left hand side of starter motor ) and the auxillary earth mounted on frame by radiator filler.I made sure frame was bare metal where earth wire connected.
Main fuse blows when battery connected and the top connector for starter relay is fitted. only 3 wires in the relay top connector and it looks like the earth wire pin is arc-ing.Have only blown around 20 fuses so far while trying to eliminate the fault.
Any ideas on how to progress.please note I live on a island with no auto electricians and the local bike shops won,t want to know anything over 150 cc.
My bike is a 500 cc kawasaki gpz 500s 94 E1 model.
MAIN FUSE BLOWING gpz 500s
i,ve isolated the wiring loom from everything ( via the connectors ) except for back stop n tail plus indicators.That means the fusebox,cdi,voltage regulator,indicator relay,stator wires,all forward lights and handlebar electrics including ignition switch are disconnected.
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Kawasaki GPZ 500S 1994
Hi 08bobT
Could i ask if you have ever had this bike running?and if so when?
fuse blowing answer for kcmc
Never run.can you remember my post "parts robbed".
handlebar controls/fusebox replaced. I,ve fitted new starter relay and battery. all connectors on main loom have been disconnected.if it was an individual component then it would be: reconnect stuff until the fuse blew- but its blowing straight away !Two earth wires run from battery- one to starter solenoid and the other to frame.The battery positive goes to relay starter then down to right side of starter motor.I have tried disconnecting both,the positive on its own, but it still blows the main fuse.........
Two earth wires from the battery???? Don`t know your model but usually there should only be one to the frame, the starter relay circuit (solenoid) does not need an earth because the it`s all positive and the earth wire is at the starter to engine frame.Have you a multi/meter or a.v.o. also a wiring diagram?????
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There are two earth wires running from the battery on a gpz500s.the larger connection feeds to left hand side of starter motor and the thinner wire connects to main frame adjacent to rad filler cap. the positive wire from battery feeds the starter relay on terminal "b" for "battery". the terminal marked "m" for "machine" feeds to right hand side of starter motor.The only wiring diagram I have is via a haynes manual.I have a multimeter although apart from continuity checks I have no idea how to use it.
nearly fresh now but instead of connecting the battery again and blowing fuses put the meter on OHMS (continuity) and stick one lead on the red battery lead and the other to the frame, it`s a case of finding out what`s taking all the current.
wiring diagram
.when is the fuse blowing ? is it when you thumb the starter ?
you say you have attached an earth and a positive cable to the starter motor can you take a photo and show me which lead you have fitted and to which point ........ usually the earth fits on to one of the starter motors securing bolts and there is a 6mm pin sticking up from the centre of the starter motor for the positive feed from relay .........good luck ...o.t.g
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grouchy or not grouchy ?
Grouchy,can I suggest you read my original post and digest that all the controls etc are disconnected from the main loom.As I said : main fuse blows when the battery leads are connected and as soon as I fit the top connector to the starter relay.I don,t have to thumb a starter to get it to do that- its instantaneous.The starter controls aren,t connected ! nor is the ignition,fusebox,cdi,stator wires etc.They are all disconnected from the main wiring loom in a effort to trace the fault. Almost every switch or control on a kawasaki gpz attaches to the main loom via connectors whether that be 3 pin,4 pin,6 pin ,8 pin etc.I have disconnected the lot- the main fuse still blows as soon as I fit the starter relay top connector.
Sorry grouchy if I,m getting grouchy haha !I know you,re trying to be helpful .
As I said earlier- the positive lead runs from starter solenoid to RHS of starter motor.The big earth wire fits left side.Theres no need to take a photo of it- thats how they fit !I,ve checked that in haynes manual and on other forum boards.Thats how it was fitted and thats how its fitted now.In any case the earth lead is too short to fit the other side.........
Am I right in thinking that the wires feeding rear indicators/ stop/tail lights can,t fuse the main fuse as hey would rin thru the fusebox via a 10 amp fuse.I,m beginning to think it must be a connector thats shorting on the main loom. Time for a beer .........its hot here !
history of bike
As KCMC ASKED if I,ve ever had it running heres its history...I saw this bike in m/bike showroom some 5 years ago.I live on a small island called Langkawi,off the west coast of Malaysia just 20 mins by air from Penang.They wanted too much money for it !It disappeared from s/room so I assumed it was sold.Just by chance I happened to see the bike- now covered in dust in a motorbike storage lot (garage ) some 3-4 years later.I recognised it,made a few enquiries and eventually bought it quite cheaply as a few parts- fusebox,handlebar controls,front master cylinder had all been robbed.The indicator rubbers that fit thru the fairing had perished and they were hanging off.One front brake caliper was beyond repair.I have purchased all the parts missing via Ebay uk and fitted them.The bike has a new battery- the correct one and I purchased a new starter relay as the old one looked grotty.Its the black purple mica colour and was registered in 94 and has covered less than 20k kilometres ( this is a small island )It now looks in good nick.Looking at Grouchy,s wiring loom diagrams they show a fuel pump ? In my parts manual- came with machine- it identifies my bike as a E1 via year and colour.Its not a UK bike and I suspect it has same spec as a 94 D1- if UK ones are fitted with twin disc/twin caliper 27 mm dual pistons.The engine turns over once spark plugs removed and socket on crank nut.As I,ve serviced the carbs, what I need to to do is get it running ,prove engine gearbox ok and then fit new wheel bearings,headstock bearings,cush drive rubber ,new sprockets n chain and new bridgestones.
Not much to do- once I get over electrical problem !
Kawasaki GPZ 500S 1994
Hi again 08bobT
Reading your posts i would say you have a starter motor problem,sounds like the starter motor LIVE or POSATIVE which is insulated from the main body of the starter motor(and can not come in direct contact) is now some how not insulated so the main body of the starter motor which when bolted into place becomes a part of the engne which in turn is bolted in the frame which in turn IS THE NEGATIVE or NEUTRAL.So will cause a dead short,which is what is happening in this case,so you need to remove the starter motor and find out why it's shorting out.Put the starter motor in a vice(use the vice as the earth)earth the vice,then put a live to the live termanel on the starter(can use your battery and two lengths of wire)if the starter motor turns over you have a problem with the starter clutch or its gears or chain inbetween,if it just arces and sparks the starter motor is a duffer.Good Luck
thanks !
I was out today and thinking about the problem and just thought to myself "if the earth connects to theLH side of starter motor and the starter motor is all metal,then how can the positive connect to RH side without any insulating washers -surely it would dead short ?" Just switched on computer and was wondering if I would hear back from you and Lo and behold- there you are suggesting a similar scenario. I will certainly check it out and get back to you.I ,m pretty sure there are no insulating washers on that connection.I was seriously thinking about changing the main wiring loom -even tho it generally looked in good condition. You may have saved me that expense !
My last reply will detect a positive to earth until you find out where.
Correct !
disconnect wires forn
starter motor and insulate .....................
what happens now ?
if fuse still blows ?
oh grouchy !
It doesn,t bear thinking about grouchy. I,ll be left "short" I suppose !.Instead of taking off the starter motor to check it- would removing the positive lead to starter prove its the starter at fault ? just a thought...
Busy over next few days -Have a great new year guys
- Hi. Remove both live and earth cables from the starter, use your multimeter to test for continuity between the now disconnected terminals on the starter, if you have continuity then the problem lies there.
I,ll try it !
It sounds far more simple( and quicker ) than removing the starter and testing it on a bench so I,ll give it a go.
Ocar the grouch has got me worried now by saying " what if it isn,t the starter motor"
Does the ignition switch have to be in the on position and starter button pressed to enable the starter solenoid to energise to get live power ( positive ) going down to starter motor from the machine side of starter relay ? If that is the case ,the starter would only short in that scenario.As the ignition connector along with every other connector is disconnected from the wiring loom I,m thinking that is the problem on either the 4 pin connector fitting on top of the starter relay shorting out ( there,s only 3 wires that feed in ),or do I have a short on the white wire (live) feeding the ignition switch ( which doesn,t reach the ignition switch because the connector is disconnected ! )or is the fault on the connector which connects to ignition connector ?Theres no use looking at voltage regulator,fusebox,cdi etc as they are all disconnected on their pin connectors.
Is my logic flawed ?
I sincerely hope its a short on the ignition connector.sounds far cheaper than replacing the starter motor,but at the end of the day I just want to find the fault and move on !
will keep you informed
Hallelujah ?
My logic seems flawed !Disconnected starter motor positive n negative leads. Tested for continuity across the starter motor.
YES- there is continuity, so presumably a dead short
exists.Next step will be to remove starter motor and test on bench ( not mine- I don,t have one ! ) and then try and get it repaired... which may prove difficult here.One thing I have learnt ( apart from how to open my toolbox lid again ) is that on a bike thats been garaged for a long while,one fault gets rectified and then you immiediately discover another one-"one step forward,one step back".
I,ll get back to you.
ttfn thanks
Ocar the grouch has got me worried now by saying " what if it isn,t the starter motor"
Does the ignition switch have to be in the on position and starter button pressed to enable the starter solenoid to energise to get live power ( positive ) going down to starter motor from the machine side of starter relay ?
yes it does
shouldn't be any continuity down to earth on the starter motor either
oh calamity !
Have taken the starter motor off-its pretty stiff .Taking it to garage thats supposed to fix starters.When I told him it was off a 500 cc motorcyle he turned pale- thats not an easy thing to do for a Asian !He,s reluctantly agreed to have a go at it.Unforetunately,when I took the alternator/stator cover off,about a pint of oil leaked out ! Any thoughts ( I had a few but none of them good ! )
You should have drained the engine oil first,
I thought you had a Haynes manual?


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FORT BRAGG, N.C. — The Air Force has delayed plans to do away with a group of transport planes based at Fort Bragg.
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472. Noble7 Wallingford (John Noble6, Jonathan5, Peter4, John3, John2, Nicholas1) was born in Minnesota about 1857. (1860 and 1870 census) Noble died probably before July 1934. The death notice in the New York Times that is likely for his wife Edna calls her a widow.
He married Edna Mae Gilliland, about 1877/78. The 1910 census states that they had been married for 32 years.
Edna was born about 1860/61, in Missouri. This is based on the 1870(2767) and 1880(2768) censuses. Living with Edna and Noble Wallingford in 1880 was 13-year-old Eva Gilliland, listed as Noble's sister-in-law. This is the only evidence thus far to Edna's maiden name, but it could be something other than Gilliland. The 1870 census shows a 9-year-old Edney M. Gilliland in the family of John R. and Martha A. Gilliland of Napa, California, who are surely the correct family. In 1870 John and Martha were said to have been born in Missouri, but in 1880 Edna and Eva's father and mother were said to have been born in Kentucky and Virginia, respectively. There is no daughter Eva listed in the 1870 census, despite the fact that she should be there, aged about 4. There is a Stella C., age 4, and a Mina G., age 2, as well as a Annie E. age 14, but no other daughters. The family appears to have moved from Missouri to California between 1904 and 1907. The 1860 census(2769) found them in the township of Millwood, Missouri, which may be where Edna was born. Edna was the daughter of John R. Gilliland and Martha A..
Edna died 22 or 23 July 1934, in Seattle, King County, Washington. A notice in the July 24th New York Times reads: "Seattle, July 23 -- Mrs. Edna Mae Wallingford died yesterday at her home here. She was the widow of John Noble Wallingford, pioneer real estate man, after whom the Wallingford district was named."(2770) This is incorrect, as she was the widow of John Noble's son Noble.
When the 1880 census was taken Noble and Edna were living with their infant son Richard and Edna's sister Eva Gilliland on Oak St. in Napa City, California. Noble was employed as a lumberman.(2771) A year-and-a-half later the following notice appeared in the December 23, 1881 Los Angeles Times:
"Noble Wallingford, a policeman, was arrested at Napa Monday charged with arson, in having fired his house, which was burned a few weeks since. The grand jury lately found eleven indictments against the same person for criminal offenses in his office."(2772)
At present it is unknown as to what happened with his case beyond this point. Sometime in 1882 or 1883 they may have been living in Portland, Oregon, as their son Royal was born there at that time. Their son John was born in 1885 or 86 in California. By 1889 he was back in Seattle, living with his father at 1428 3d St. The city directory of that year says he was in the real estate business. The 1890 directory shows him on his own at 1512 4th St. and he was a partner with Harry W. Dietrich in the 'Wallingford & Dietrich' real estate loans and investments company, located in 3 Haller Building in Seattle.(2773)
Thus far it hasn't been possible to locate them anywhere in the 1900 census using the indexes at HeritageQuest. In 1903 he was "of Seattle" Washington, but engaged in mining in Alaska(2774) , and his son Donald was born in Alaska about that time as well, so in 1900 he may have been living in the wilds of Alaska and simply not visited by the census taker. The 1910 census finds them in Seattle. Noble's occupation is illegible. The street they live on is difficult to read as well, but appears to be something like Albi Avenue.(2775) The 1920 census finds them at 4201 10th Avenue N.E. in Seattle with their son Donald. Noble was employed as a real estate agent.(2776)
Noble Wallingford and Edna Mae Gilliland had the following children:
658 i. Richard8 Wallingford was born in California in January 1880. His entry in the 1880 census is difficult to read. His age appears to be 4/12 and in the column listing month of birth for those under one year of age it appears to read 'June'. The census was taken on June 9th, so if born in June the age wouldn't be 4/12. It must read "Jan" but looks more like 'June'. Richard died before April 1910. Richard likely died at some time before the 1910 census was taken. In that census his mother was said to be the mother of four children, only three of whom were then living. The other three are accounted for in the 1910 census.(2777)
+ 659 ii. Royal E. Wallingford was born about 1882/83.
+ 660 iii. John G. Wallingford was born about 1885/86.
661 iv. Donald Wallingford was born in Alaska about 1903/04. (Based on the 1910 census)
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No need to worry guys. I'm starting him in my fantasy league. That means he'll lay an egg.
I'm taking one for the team here.
Aside from Chris Johnson's 80 yard run in garbage time last week, the Bears have shutdown the run. I think the key in this game with Chicago is for the Texans to get Arian Foster involved in the passing game.
In 2010-2011, Arian averaged 42 yards/game receiving. This season, is average is below 10 yards a game (9.6). Part of this is due to Ben Tate being hampered with a hamstring. But, this is the game to utilize Foster outside and get him in space against the Bears LBs. Briggs and Urlacher are athletic, but they can't match up with Foster. If the Texans are going to make big plays against this outstanding Bears D, Arian needs to get more targets as a receiver.
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Although they were facing bigger schools, the Richmond Lady Spartans held their own at the Excelsior Springs Invitational on Wednesday. Richmond finished sixth as a team, while earning a pair of third-place medals in singles play.
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Members of the Serra girls basketball team sat in stunned silence as they watched the championship trophy presented to the opposition, a moment Cavaliers coach McKinsey Hadley considered as valuable if not more so than any during the previous eight games in which his team had won by at least 20 points.
Serra's fast start to the season was abruptly halted Saturday night with a 62-57 loss to Long Beach Millikan in the championship game of the Redondo Battle at the Beach tournament at Redondo High.
"They're beat up emotionally," Hadley said. "But beat up happens. Things grow back stronger with some fertilizer and water, and that's what losses are. Nobody likes fertilizer, but it's necessary to grow. Nobody likes the rain but it provides the water to grow. We'll grow from this."
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Among the positives was Cavaliers junior guard Caila Hailey, who finished with a team-high 17 points and 11 rebounds. All-tournament selections Siera Thompson and Deandrea Toler scored 16 and 12 points, respectively, and both added four steals.
Those positives began to be overshadowed in the second quarter. After Serra led by as much as 13 in the opening period, Millikan used improved rebounding and several free throws to open the second quarter on a 12-2 run, cutting the gap to one.
The Rams (7-1) converted 11 of 13 free-throw attempts in the second quarter, giving them more points from the line than Serra had total (10) in the quarter. Millikan, which didn't score its first points from the field until a 3-pointer by Erin Hagan with 1:30 left in the first quarter, made 17 free throws in the first half.
"Foul trouble plagued both teams," Hadley said. "It definitely affected the flow of our game."
Millikan led 36-34 by halftime. Serra kept the contest close and pulled ahead 47-46 entering the final period, but Johanna Dungca put the Rams ahead for good with 4:17 remaining. The lead would grow to nine as the Cavaliers' slide continued.
"It's a learning opportunity," Hadley said. "It's a good opportunity to understand the value of free throws. Small things like taking charges and boxing out, they were accentuated today. It's a good learning experience.
Hagan led the Rams with 17 points.Basha Brulee-Wills added 10 points and tournament MVP Alyssa Benton scored eight points.
"They're a lot like us," Hadley said. "It's two mirror images and it comes down to the small things. We didn't execute the small things. You can't take anything away from Millikan, they're a good team, but we helped them too much tonight. ...
"You want to win, but if we learn and grow from this, it's a good thing."


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I have this lamp and it is about three feet tall and about 2 feet wide. I don't know what the material it is constructed out of or the maker. Could anyone please help me out with some more information about this pieces; age, period, maker, country of origin, value, name of items, process used to make them, etc?
Thanks a bunch, all input is appreciated.


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There is a stern warning from local police reminding residents to keep their doors and windows locked at all times.
Officers say with this nice weather many people are opening their windows, but they say residents must remember to re-secure their homes because many burglars are entering through these open windows and doors.
This is putting more residents and especially students on alert, as the impacted areas are high in student population.
"I thought it was a pretty safe neighborhood, but now that I'm hearing that I will definitely take precautions," said Toddrick Rutledge, a student and local resident.
"It's kind of scary. I live with all girls. There's no guys around really, my neighbors are girls too, so it's kind of scary," said Michelle Smith, a student and a local resident.
Officers are also reminding residents that these incidents don't just happen at night. Just this past weekend someone was tied up during a robbery in broad daylight in their Colony Club apartment, shocking residents in that area.
"I mean, it's pretty creepy and scary, ya know. You never think it's going to happen to you, but I guess as it gets closer and closer you gotta take some precautions," said Peter Fried, who lives near the area.
"We are looking in to see if there's any patterns, but hopefully we can get a grip on this," said Officer John Newland with the Tallahassee Police Department.
Officers also say neighborhood watches are a good idea. They say they're not just for homeowners; apartment and town home renters can also join together and become eyes and ears for each other as well.


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Villa Koyama is a delightful five bedroom retreat in Petitenget that celebrates the relaxed mood of tropical living. Nestled within the tranquil confines of a native garden, this spacious holiday residence exudes rustic charm.
The sheer size of this home-styled property ensures that up ten adult guests are accommodated in complete comfort. Communal areas have been designed for social interaction while other spots within the compound promise quiet moments alone.
Villa Koyama is blessed with a generous landscaped garden in a residential quarter of Petitenget. It is suitably removed from the hectic pace of Bali's tourism industry yet near enough to still enjoy the shops, spas and upmarket dining scene of nearby Seminyak.


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Curious about past circumcision techniques..
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So the title is vague because I can't explain my question in a short title ..
I'd like to start off by saying that JB and I do NOT plan to circumcise our dear son when he is born. JB is appalled that circumcision is a cultural norm, and he could never do that to his own son after having researched it himself. He doesn't have any insecurities about his own circumcised penis, as we both appreciate it very much ;) , but he also doesn't think it's right to cut part of our bodies off! I very much agree.
Since we have made this decision, he told his mother of our plans, and she replied with the normal (misinformed) reply that it is better for their hygiene etc and we know she didn't have good information available so we don't BLAME her or any of that drama.. BUT she DID mention that instead of being "snipped" off, his foreskin was CLAMPED until it fell off itself.
Both JB and I have always noticed (and appreciated) a large chunk of that skin that was left behind, that is highly sensitive. We now realize why this is our favorite part of his penis haha.. I am wondering, is this because he was clamped instead of snipped? Do other men have this or is JB just very very lucky? This piece of skin is why he has always enjoyed sex and has never felt like he is missing anything. I am thankful he has this because I think he is emotionally and mentally healthier since he doesn't feel he is missing as much, and it makes it easier for him since he is not having jealous emotions toward our son for getting to be uncircumcised .. I've heard some men just want to circumcise their son because it happened to them, and I am very thankful JB is not that kind of person. He just believes we are born the way we were meant to be and it is wrong to alter ourselves or our children just for cultural/social reasons, as do I.
I am SO thankful for that chunk of extremely sensitive skin, but I am also curious.. Why is it there/do others have it/ is it because he was clamped versus snipped?
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My dh is like this. If he was circumcised using the Gomco clamp, the scar will be angled if you look at his penis from the side - like the scar is closer to the head on the top than on the bottom. And yes, it can leave a fair amount of inner foreskin, which is a good thing. But all circumcisions use cutting - here is a description of the Gomco procedure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gomco_clamp
Also, FYI, don't use the term "snipped" - it drives intactivists nuts because people use it to minimize the large amount of cutting and pain that a circumcision entails, and treats it as though you were snipping off a lock of hair for the baby book. I know you don't mean it that way - just wanted to make you aware.
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Also that's funny I thought snipped sounded quite painful I would never want to snip cut clamp or ANYTHING of the sort my my child's penis!! But thanks for the heads up ;)
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Gomco was the most common type between the 50s and the 80s. Now it's more Plastibell, I think. Anyway, usually Gomco gives a tight circumcision, but if the boy has a long foreskin to start with, more is left. Having seen the sons my DH produced, it must have been really long, too.
From what I can tell the most sensitive areas left on a circumcised penis are the remains of the inner foreskin (which varies hugely depending on the method and operator) and, more so, the remnant of the frenulum, which may be as much as half, or if the guy was really unlucky, none. I would think that a penis that has been subjected to a "low and tight" circumcision, where the scar is very close to the glans and where the frenulum has been removed would be almost bereft of any sensitivity.
If you want to compare different methods and the "styles" produced, you should be able to find plenty of information at www.circumstitions.com . One thing that has occurred in recent years is a trend for much looser circumcisions because doctors finally figured out that the tight style often resulted in a penis with insufficient skin to accommodate an erection. Some unfortunate men suffered from painful erections, sometimes including skin splitting and bleeding.
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How horrific.. Thank you for the information!
By the way, when your MIL says that JB's foreskin was "clamped" and just fell off, I would assume that he was subjected to the Plastibell method. Many people are under the false impression that no cutting is involved, but in fact the foreskin is cut longitudinally to insert the device, then after tightening up a "string" around the whole thing the excess foreskin is cut off, and only a small part is left to fall off with the plastic ring.
Also, kudos to you and JB for planning to leave your future LO intact. I love it when empathy and common sense prevail.
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I actually read that and was telling JB (about how every circumcision involves cutting of the foreskin)! His face looked horrified, we DEFINITELY would never choose to do that to our own son! I'm very happy/relieved he doesn't feel embarrassed or ashamed about having his own penis circumcised, even though he is horrified that his parents let someone do that to him and feels VERY strongly about NEVER doing that to his own child. We are both lucky he is not more scarred emotionally from it, we know there could have been worse consequences of the procedure. :( I honestly am shocked that circumcision has been accepted for such a long time... I'm happy to see people questioning it and spreading the truth, allowing people to be informed.
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After Bridgette Doucet essentially came out of nowhere her sophomore year and finished second at the Division II state cross-country meet, it looked as if she would have a smooth and clear path to winning a championship in no time.
It's been anything but.
The Canyon del Oro High School junior is back on the track this spring and once again putting up remarkable times — two of the best in Division II — but at any time she could be forced to step away from her love of running, once again and perhaps for good.
Just before her freshman year, Doucet was diagnosed with anorexia. She has been overcoming the disease since then, but last summer, it became a serious concern: Her weight began to drop steadily to a potentially dangerous level. Because of that, she attended an outpatient clinic and then chose to sit out the cross-country season as a precaution.
"They wanted to make sure my weight didn't continue to drop to a dangerously low place so that I wouldn't be able to compete at all any time," said Doucet, who was named the Star's girls cross-country Runner of the Year in 2012. "That's why I had to take that time to boost back up to where I needed to be, and that's also why we're being careful this season."
Doucet will be running the 800 meters at today's Mario Castro Invitational at UA's Roy P. Drachman Stadium. Last month, Doucet won the 3,200 in a speedy 11 minutes 6.52 seconds at that same location during the Willie Williams Classic.
Last weekend, at Glendale Deer Valley's Westside Invitational, Doucet won the 1,600 by nearly 20 seconds and the 3,200 by almost 52 seconds. With the state championship meet just three weeks away, she has the best times in the 1,600 (5:11.67) and the 3,200 (11:00.65) in Division II.
Making it even more impressive, Doucet has been dominant by running no more than 30 miles a week, at least 10 fewer miles than longtime Canyon del Oro coach Rick Glider normally asks of his female distance runners.
The reason Doucet was able to resume her running career this spring is because her weight is more stable, and she's seeing a nutritionist, a therapist and taking supplements to help keep everything on the right track. She has her ups and downs but said, along with her family, she has been trying to come up with a plan to make it possible for her to continue running competitively through her senior year.
"We want to make sure I can have a healthy life," she said. "Not just for this season and my high school career, but throughout my life."
Sitting out wasn't easy for her nor anyone else involved, especially given the high possibility of her winning a state championship. Rather than hide behind it, she chose to tell Glider and the team why. Since then, they've been nothing but supportive.
"She came to us, and we were crying," Glider said. "I wouldn't have had the courage to do that, to face the team and say I was anorexic."
But just because she wasn't able to race, Doucet remained a part of the team as a captain and enjoyed simply being around her teammates. There was some uncertainty if she would ever get to run competitively again, but she relied on her Christian faith and a lot of prayer.
"The really hard part was going to the races," Doucet said. "Being there and hearing the gun go off and having to realize it was not my turn yet."
While it definitely wasn't an easy choice, it was certainly wise for Doucet to put a hiatus on her running. Otherwise, it could have potentially been fatal or she could have suffered from severe long-term effects including heart problems, fertility issues and bone density loss, the main things her mother, Carrie, was concerned about.
"When Bridgette runs, it's like watching a ballerina," she said. "That grace and that beauty and talent that God gave her. However, for her, it's also like watching the dance of death because it's very difficult for her to maintain that balance that she needs.
"I don't care what medal, what title or what record she breaks. That means nothing to me if she's not alive."
At first, Glider had a hard time accepting the idea of Doucet sitting out the cross country season because he thought she was misdiagnosed and just had the slender build of a distance runner. But the more he researched the disorder, the more he realized she had it and how dangerous the continuation of running could have been.
"It kind of opened my eyes, and I accepted it more," Glider said. "It still hurts, and it's hard to take, but at least I understand it more.
"I'm aware we could lose her at any time."
For now, Doucet is hoping to finish out this season by winning a state title or two and expects to be back on the cross-country course next fall as long as her recovery continues. She's unsure about continuing the sport in college and said it would mainly depend on her condition and how it would affect her in the long run.
"I have a dream one day that I'm going to be there for my daughter, my granddaughter or for my son or grandson and just be able to be there for them so they don't have to go through what I've gone through," she said.


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Housing Shows Bullish Signs
The following is an excerpt from Richard Russell's Dow Theory Letters
"Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well-informed just to be undecided about them." Dr. Lawrence Peter through courtesy of Marc Faber.
Little did I know back in 1958 when I first started writing about the stock market and Dow Theory that I'd still be writing about the stock market at the tender age of 88. This Sunday we're having a party with, from what I gather, all my kids -- along with two of my lovely ex-wives.
O.K. I want to start with some good news. Robert Campbell of the Campbell Real Estate Timing Letter, (he was one of the first to warn of the housing bust) has mailed out his latest report, and in it he states that he has just received "more signs of a housing recovery." His "Real Estate Crash Index" has just signaled a buy for San Diego and Southern California housing. Robert uses a collection of technical indicators that he puts together to construct a real estate barometer. And I call his latest bulletin really good news.
Of course, I wanted to check Campbell's glad tidings with a few charts. The first chart is Realty Major Shares, and this chart is clearly bullish. A bullish "cup and handle" formation.
The chart below is the D-J US Real Estate Holdings chart, and it appears to be forming a good base.
Confirming the above two charts is this NYSE Real Estate Shares chart. The chart shows a clear upside breakout. Another bullish "cup and handle" formation.
Now let's look at a few major homebuilders. We'll start with Lennar -- which is clearly bullish.
Below is KB Homes -- bullish.
My final chart in this group is Ryland, and the chart is also bullish. So my conclusion is that yes, Robert Campbell could be right. Housing may have hit bottom and turned up -- and the charts confirm this bullish view.
Housing has been one of the bearish sectors of the economy and the stock market. If housing has really turned bullish, it should be confirmed by the Dow Theory and the Averages. So let's see if the Industrials and Transports can both close above those May peaks, which to refresh your memories were 13,279.32 and 5285.97.
See, I told you that I wanted to be bullish. But this is a very strange bear market. The economy acts more like a bear market than do the Averages. Business activity is slowing down, and the latest NY Times poll now shows Obama and Romney in a statistical tie. Evidently, voters are less and less satisfied with the way Obama is dealing with the economy.
But is it all Obama's fault? The fact is that as far as Dow Theory is concerned, we're still in a bear market, and that is probably more than Obama can overcome.
As I write, the Transports are at 5204 -- only 81 points below their May peak. Industrials are at 12,948, only 331 points below their May breakout point.
So the question remains, will one or both Averages remain below their May peaks, or will both Averages better their May peaks, and in so doing, tell us that the bull market is still in force?
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There is a good chance that Partick Thistle will turn up for a game of football in the Highlands this afternoon only to first play gooseberry.
The Glasgow side are the unfortunate third party for Inverness Caledonian Thistle's first home fixture since they appeared in the Scottish League Cup final. The pain of defeat by Aberdeen on penalties has dissipated a little over the past week and today is intended as an opportunity for supporters to welcome back their side. There will be no open-top bus, of course, simply the open plan of the Caledonian Stadium.
That will be enough should the Highland side register a win - a first at home under manager John Hughes - and maintain an ambition of finishing the season among the European places. Both Aberdeen and Motherwell are just nine points ahead.
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"We have always focused on the league. That's where the club's greatest ambition lies at the start of the season," said Russell Latapy, the Inverness assistant manager. "Having Partick at home is an opportunity to show the fans what we have shown them all season - the desire to win football matches and do well for them.
"I think it is also a good opportunity for both parties, the playing staff and the fans, to show appreciation for each other. The fans came out in numbers to show support for the team in the cup final; now they will know our ambition is to get higher up the league."
That intention is being challenged first by insufficient form; a winless run at home under Hughes having been exacerbated by top scorer Billy McKay failing to get a goal in five matches. These statistics can be a source of encouragement for Thistle, even if they did not quite realise it yesterday.
"I didn't realise Inverness hadn't had a home win under John Hughes. You've got me flustered now," said Stephen O'Donnell, the Thistle defender. "Sometimes these things happen. We hadn't had a home win for 10 months. It can be harder to play in front of your own crowd as there's a lot more pressure on you to go and play."


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Mindless "Debunking" of ET's Ending
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor
Australian broadcasting did a 6 minute morning segment featuring a US Air Force enlisted weather expert who spent two years working with three different extra-terrestrial races.
Unlike other reporting of similar stories by very credible individuals, there was none of the usual attempt to attack or discredit.
Veterans Today thanks Duncan Rhodes for the story reference.
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CNN is getting in on the act.
Apparently there were more videos of sightings after the commercials but they are no longer available at the link. All that's left at that link is just the first video on the UFO memo in the FBI's vault
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E41 – March 16, 2013 – haboo, nummo, annunaki – salish creation stories
In Egyptian temples there are many pictures of gods/neters feeding humans the "ankh" cross/circle symbol which is said to represent the water of life and immortality. This also suggests the mushroom as it has been called "the Elixir of Immortality" and "the Fountain of Youth." Pictures of winged Babylonian and Sumerian gods are shown feeding pinecones to humans.
Ancient Sumerian gods were always depicted feeding men pinecones, just as the Egyptian gods were so often depicted feeding men the "ankh." Because of their seedless growth/germination pattern, mushrooms were considered "virgin-births" by the ancients. They believed the mushrooms arose from dew, the divine fluid that magically appears at dawn. They also correctly believed the Amanita to be the "fruit of the tree" and referred to them as such.
"The mushroom caps are the fruit of the larger mycelium beneath the soil which exists in a symbiotic relationship with the roots of the tree. To ancient people, these mushrooms were literally 'the fruit of the tree.' Ancient peoples were amazed at how these magical mushrooms sprang from the earth without any visible seed. They considered this "virgin birth" to have been the result of the morning dew, which was seen as the semen of the deity. The silver tinsel we drape onto our modern Christmas tree represents this divine fluid." -Dana Larsen, "The Psychedelic Secrets of Santa Claus" Cannabis Culture, Marijuana Magazine, Dec 18th, 2003
Evidence abounds that "aliens"/skygods/fish-mergods have been interacting w/humankind since forever.
Broken record: Read John Keel – John Keel – John Keel – John Keel
It is highly improbable that, if this man is tellng the truth, these beings are extraterrestials. Do not over look the possbility of antidiluvian biological robots. Remember the odds that life-forms from another planet would look like us, even remotely so, are astronomically against. The fact taht they looks like us, indicates a terrestial origin. Likely antidiluvian. However, it is also important to remember, that the technology you see on the street today is about 50 years behind what actually exists (from an insider scientist before he died). GOvernements and the shadow governments are experts at disinformation. They have an agenda—obviously. Telling workers at these sites that these are aliens and hiding either the antidiluvian or present advanced science origin of the4se 'creatures/hi-breds/etc is a good way to control the truth and their mis-use of it.
Los Alamos up the Mesa there (ABQ) and Intel has a factory other end of ABQ..yup.
I saw an odd looking aircraft behind the hills running east of Los Alamos,
maybe doing 200-250 mph, but it instantly shot skyward out of sight in a blink, no sonic boom.
anything "physical" that I know of would have been shattered-splattered,
can only mean they are maybe capable of manipulating gravity energy, is my guess.
I've read other stories of people working in DUMB's, seeing aliens, so no big surprise here.
for all I know, I'm typing on something smalltime alien technology right now,
in terms of history, steam engines wasnt all that long ago is something to consider.
the advancement of the technology WE are allowed to see, over the last 60 years, is crazy!
(but still no vehicles that get 100+ mpg? oh hell no!)
What would be more plausible to FOOL the GOYIM with, and REDIRECT their attention to, AWAY from the DAMAGE the ZION TALMUDIC MAFIA has done to AMERICA (North and South) Europe and the rest of the World than waiving the flag of a New and more Serious Threat, the Alien one, needing that HUMANITY rallies behind those, who already are in contact with the ALIENS and are familiar with their ways.
Another Zion Talmudic Hoax to defuse the new gained consciousness about the extent of the Zio Mafia Scams and how we have been abused and led by the nose, infiltrated and slave traded by said MAFIA during centuries.
Waiting for Holly(Jewy)wood to produce the footage and chicken feed it to the gullible sheeple. Yah! they look Nordic… Waiting for Thor to wake up from his slumber… and fight the Aliens!
true there, they've been visiting as GODS for thousands of years,
"royal" blueblood copper based not iron, absense of resus monkey gene Rh negative, type O.
same families that pride their geneologies traceable to ancient Egypt, even Babylon..
Aztec pyramids, rocket chairs, blood sacrifices.. abductions for food too.
fallen angels = satanic, it isnt "fear of the unknown", this stuff IS known and written too.
their agenda's are naturally inhuman. project bluebeam also part of their script.
When Robespierre et Al chopped the heads of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, by means of the Guillotine, what poured out was definitely red colored, due to hemoglobin. Blue blood is a myth not different from the Holohoax one.
Since the appearance on planet earth of Rama Pithecus, there is no scientifically documented evidence that evolution, to what we know now as Homo Sapiens, has been tampered with by Deities or Alien visitors. It is all Myths and hearsay. Where is the irrefutable evidence?
New Twist To New World Order Agenda!
"Food For Thought"
Semper Fi!
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Dr. Karla Turner discusses her latest findings relating to her research of covert abductions of human beings by alien beings and human military personnel. Dr. Turner died at age 48 from highly aggressive cancer.
Ozark UFO Conference – April 7 – 9, 1995
Running time: 1:23:37
Dr. Karla Turner discusses her latest findings relating to her research of covert abductions of human beings by alien beings and human military personnel. Dr. Turner died at age 48 from highly aggressive cancer.
Ozark UFO Conference – April 7 – 9, 1995
Running time: 1:23:37
Just wanted to highlight this lecture. Its a must watch. Thanks for taking the time to post it N.C
Wernher von Braun – top ranking SS officer who was also the head of the Nazi rocket program during WWII / Paperclip US scientist:
According to von Braun, space based weapons, later known as the "Star Wars" program, were to be publicly promoted as our space "shield" against the evil Russians [communism]. Then they would be promoted as our defense against terrorists from Third World countries ('rogue' nations or 'nations of concern'). Then their necessity would be justified as protection against asteroids and meteors, and the "last card," the final justification according to von Braun, would be their installation in orbit against an extraterrestrial threat from outer space [aliens].
Those "Nordics" and "Whites", sound interesting. They might prove a real exotic and exciting "significant other".
I wouldn't mind getting to know one of those tall slim, "White" gals, when she was in her seven foot days, about, 550 years old.
No more "Greys" for me though, not ever. My first wife was a "Grey". Aside from being able to configure her anatomy to a pretzel; she had absolutely no other redeeming qualities.
She couldn't catch on to any Earth ways. She liked to wear her underwear outside, on top of her clothing.
She insisted on sitting on the floor to eat, and ate with her hands. Watching her eat fish was disgusting. She just lightly grilled them, heads and all. She loved the heads. She'd eat the eyes like they were candy. Then, she'd crack the skull and suck out the brains.
Sometimes at night I'd wake with a start to find her sitting up in bed, telepathically communicating to a holographic projection. When I would roll over the thing would beam up and disappear. She was really hard to sleep with.
She had many vulgar bad habits, like picking her nose, and eating it. One day she was sitting there cleaning the dirt out from between my toes, and eating it. I was sitting there thinking, "Boy, if my mom could see this, she'd have a fit".
I tried to make it work, even though I realized I'd married the wrong critter. I really did. I finally couldn't take it any longer. Even though it cost me the loss of 250 bucks a month from the VA, for her being my dependent, I had to throw in the towel.
It might not be the same one. There are a lot of them running loose on the remoter South Pacific islands where I met mine, for some reason.
Mine had opposing big toes, she was short, with a big head, and no bridge in her nose. Is that the same one?
LMAO…this was golden nofo
The guy himself seems genuine in telling his story. It looks like he buys into the tale of ETs. The Air Force has spent plenty of time and money on the ET operation, obviously, since Charles Hall worked with these 3 "ET" races for over 2 years. A fine fairy tale. Unbelievable that our taxes are spent on this stuff, as well as the black money they get from selling drugs, arms, and people.
I have a recorded personal conversation with astronaut Ron Parise, and he knew he was on the record. When asked about SETI and intelligent ET life, his answer was, "I don't know if there are intelligent life forms out there in space. But if there are, why would they want to talk to us?"
This stuff on MSM is worrisome; I don't necessarily see more of this as a good thing! Unless accompanied by confessions of past malfeasance by the Air Force and maybe arrests of some criminals, this COULD be the prelude to a massive false flag event worse than 9/11.
What's encouraging is that there was no "finger pointing" or mockery.
Sticking a toe in the water, interesting. Hopefully soon they will run something akin to this in the states.
Oh come on Gordon, you have really shot your bolt on this one, rather like David Icke does with his "reptilians" and Judy Woods does with her "directed energy" (whatever) nonsense theory about 911.
It is hard enough to expose basic facts as it is, without you, Icke, Woods and others inviting easy ridicule … destroying all credibility for everyone attempting to inform others.
"Aliens" are very fringe and the Australian interviewers actually mocked – view it again with an open mind.
I am an Aussie. They were taking the piss in typical ironic fashion, which Usans just do not get.
I read your stuff here and on PressTV, Gordon, and nearly all of it I tend to agree with – but now you have gone off on a tangent which makes me wonder what your real agenda are?
A lot more leaks are on the way now. the tide is turning as the SSG top dogs die off. Heinz is rumored to be in bad health and about done. After "that" there will be a major restructuring and various factions will fight it out for control. The best information now is that complete disclosure will occur one way or another.
Once again Gordon Duff stays on top of these disclosures. And as he suggests, this attitude of the news presenters is a complete change and suggests that the SSG control system is breaking down and in complete play right now. Expect major, mindblowing info releases soon hopefully with minimal or no misinformation or psyops running interference. The word leaking out is that the SSG is under fire from all sides right now.
In Australia I've noticed sometimes what media shows seems out of sync with what I gather is shown elsewhere
for example, the Lara Logan video where the cameras went out, that was shown on channel 10 late news when the story first broke, and you couldn't find that video online at all, until like weeks later there was the 60 minutes interview on it.
or 911, pretty sure I remember seeing a video where the second plane veered into the building. Memory for such things isn't accurate. But it does seem odd haven't seen that footage and there is a interview with an alleged 911 witness (indian looking guy) who described it the same way.
Or when the NYPD helicopter footage of the collapse was released, again on channel 10 late news, saw footage where one of the buildings just went straight down. The lady news announcer gave an eyebrows up look after they showed that clip. Online, when I look for it, don't find it. One commenter said the same thing, that they had edited bits out.
There are other examples, like how they covered the mysterious earthquake in vic, on channel 10 morning program the circle they showed a map with worldwide earthquakes that coincided. The hosts did this weird look, like someone had just flashed them. No attempt to negate it or placate the audience about that earthquake oddity.
Another example, channel 7 today tonight did a segment on conspiracy/survivalist militias in north america doing combat drills for "attacking zombies". No attempt to point out that zombies is ridiculous.
I got the impression from these things that maybe they use australia as a testing ground for how westerners react to news, so that it can be modified if necessary once the sun gets round to england/america.
I think they do that already in the Northern Hemisphere………..
Sounds like he worked with zionists
Cool…. Welcome to the real world
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As from 1st January a long list of drivers were banned from competiton following the new laws governing driver design, though you can still use them for social use.
This is not such a big problem for someone like myself. I only started playing last year and am still not playing to a handicap, so currently not looking to add my name to any golf club competitions. In fact the ban helped me!
Golf News stated that a recent survey showed 75% of golf club golfers knew whether their driver would be deemed illegal or not; and so the second-hand market became awash with good quality drivers. I picked up a left-handed Taylor Made BurneR 860 in excellent condition on ebay last November for a measly £26!
I will be aiming to join a golf club and play to a handicap this year, and if all goes well may even consider entering a competition or two, but£26 including postage & packingstills seems like a bargain. The Taylor Made Burner is awesome and so much more forgiving and accurate to use than my very cheap Wilson Firestick which I bought new this time last year for £30.
The banned list of so-called 'hot face' drivers include the Callaway ERC II and the Big Bertha II, Taylor Made r7 Quad Max and all 300 series drivers with an 'R' on the front. Cobra 414 & 454 are listed, as are Titleist drivers with the 'H-Cr' logo stamped on the clubface toe.
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I had mastopexy with textured high profile implants -325cc 3 weeks ago. My right breast was lower and drooped right from the start. My PS says that it should all even out but I should expect some difference in breasts bc of excess fat on my right side. I don't understand why he did not make both breasts match in the first place. Will this improve so that both breasts look the same (I do not want the left one to droop as well) or will I need revision?
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Breast implant augmentation and lift: a complex operation with possible touch up
in my opinion this is a good result for a complex operation. It may require a revision to meet your expectations but it would be best to wait for the results to settly and I would recommend waiting at least 6-9 months. It may take a very sublte procedure under local.
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Why We Need More Focus on Tongues: The Linguistic Thread of Scripture and God's Plan for the Nations
When Jerry Rankin and I wrote Spiritual Warfare and Missions: The Battle for God's Glory Among the Nations, we discussed a "linguistic thread" in Scripture. When traced throughout Scripture, this thread reveals God's missionary heart and relentless pursuit of men and women from every tongue, tribe, and nation.
When you consider the issue of the "tongues of men and women," you notice something significant: God seems to have an agenda that connects to seeing men and women, speaking in different tongues, praising His name. God inspired the writers of Scripture to clearly point out that languages were scattered, gathered, and utilized in God's plan. So, it is worth considering this emphasis and asking why.
The study of languages or tongues, from their clear emphasis at Babel in Genesis 11, provides insight into the mission of God-- the story is not there by chance. At Pentecost, tongues took on new role: "And tongues, like flames of fire that were divided, appeared to them and rested on each one of them. Then they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different languages, as the Spirit gave them ability for speech" (Acts 2:3, 4). Regardless of your view on the Pentecostal/Charismatic movement, you can't miss that an important point is being made now about tongues... but it does not end there.
We witness God's final gathering of every tongue, tribe and nation to worship Him in Revelation: "After this I looked, and there was a vast multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language, which no one could number, standing before the throne and before the Lamb. They were robed in white with palm branches in their hands" (Rev. 7:9) .
In the coming days, we will see God's heart and plan for the nations is evident through tongues. The linguistic thread helps us gain a greater perspective on the Great Commission and see it as more than simply a task or responsibility. The Great Commission is about spreading the gospel, yes, but we cannot miss the focus of the nations-- and their tongues (languages)-- to the mission of God. Every tongue, tribe, and nation matters-- and tongues show us this.
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BOGO items ring up at half price so if you only buy 1, it rings at half price. You can use a coupon on each BOGO sale item.
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As one of the (extremely lucky, like omg how did that even happen?!?!) Top 5 chosen from the Kidspot Ford Territory Top 50 Bloggers competition I'm required to write four blog posts on specific topics over the next few weeks. Who knows, if I do a good job I might get to drive this bad boy around for a whole year and maybe even land myself in New York in August for BlogHer alongside the likes of Woogsworld, Edenland and Styling You… as they say, it would be #totesamaze!!!
A beautiful brand new Ford Territory Diesel Titanium arrived on the weekend and after a quick demonstration I took it out for a spin. It was just me, the road and my prize. The sun was setting, the whole world took on a golden glow and seemed like the perfect time for me to grab my camera.
The car is packed with features, 7 seats, reverse camera, DVD player, leather seats, iPhone connectivity and air bags up the ying yang… rather than bore you with details I wanted to tell you all what I got up to today and it involves some very special passengers.
Ha, bet you didn't see that coming! This week at Aidan's day care they are celebrating "Pet Week" and since the mere idea of putting Toby & Charlie (my two big black enthusiastic Labrador's) in my lovely shiny car gave me heart palpitations, I decided to take along Dorothy & Bruce. Pretty special passengers if I do say so myself.
Sure I had to drain half the tank and drive 50kms the entire way but the drive was pretty smooth and I was able to easily adjust the seat into a comfortable position for the tank so the water wouldn't shlop around every time I turned a corner. I didn't want to send my son's first pets into a stress-filled downward spiral… or is that upward?
All the kids were outside playing when I arrived and the look on Aidan's face when he saw me was priceless. His jaw completely dropped when he saw that Dorothy and Bruce were there too, actually it kind of blew his mind. By the way, Aidan doesn't go to "ghost school" either, I just blurred the kids faces for privacy.
It took a little bit of organisation, some careful driving and fish guts made of steel but operation "Show & Tell: Fishies" was a success. I think I racked up enough brownie points to earn myself a guilt free weekend in Melbourne for Fashionopolis which will be nice.
All the kids took turns to come up to the table, ask Aidan questions and listen to him tell them all about how he feeds them, how he cleans the tank and they'd watch the fish swim through the tunnel. All the kids thought it was "so cooool" and they all gasped when they saw "T-REX".
I know these little guys aren't everyone's idea of a dream passenger, they're not rich or famous but these little slippery friends made me a rockstar in my son's eyes and despite all the cool things I've been up to lately, this moment takes the cake.


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I have this exercise :
Make a programm where the user enters a number and the programm reverse the number.
I must work with 2 ,3, 4 or more numbers.
Hint : Use a do loop that repeatly divides with 10 stopping when it reaches 0.
Now im thinking how I can store the numbers.
Normally I would use a array but that's chapter 8 and im working in chapter 5.
Pointers are later discussed in the book.
Now I wonder how I can store the numbers. I can make a variable number 1 , number2 and so on but I don't know how big the number is that the user enters.
Anyone with a idea ?