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Roane County's Paw Paw Creek mitigation, completed by S&ME Inc., is among five Knoxville area projects nominated for the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee's 2014 Tennessee Engineering Excellence Awards.
The award, one of the highest honors a project team can receive, is considered the "Academy Awards of the engineering industry."
S&ME provided compensatory mitigation services for the area of Paw Paw Creek to compensate for environmental impacts on the area.
Looking Good Hair Salon owner Glenda Copeland didn't let a fire that burned her Harriman shop take her business aspirations up in smoke.
Instead, after trying to locate another place in Harriman, she's found a new facility to rent in Rockwood, the former Nuks Barber Shop on Gateway Avenue.
"I just thank God I'm here," Copeland said. "I like the location. Most of my clientèle are from Rockwood, anyway. That helps a lot of people anyway."
Riley Wayne Bright of Rockwood is a new junior member of the American Angus Association.
Junior association members are eligible to register cattle in the American Angus Association, participate in programs conducted by the National Junior Angus Association and take part in Association-sponsored shows and other national and regional events.
The American Angus Association is the largest beef breed association in the world, with more than 24,000 active adult and junior members.
The national association is headquartered in St. Joseph, Mo.
Total fatalities and days away from work as a result of injuries and illnesses were both improved in Tennessee for the second consecutive year, according to a workplace safety report released by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Develop-ment.
Brad Nelson will give an overview of the U.S. International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory during the next Friends of ORNL luncheon lecture.
Socializing starts at 11 a.m. March 11 in the UT Resource Center, Oak Ridge. A catered lunch will be served at 11:30. The lecture begins at noon.
Nelson is chief engineer for the ITER Project. He has more than 35 years of experience in the design and analysis of experimental fusion energy research facilities.
Wellington Place of Kingston has welcomed Michelle Baker as the facility's new executive director.
Baker comes to Wellington Place of Kingston from Wellington Place of Cleveland, where she serviced as community liaison for the Assisted Living and Memory Care communities.
She also worked in skilled nursing administration at NHC.
"I truly love working with senior adults," Baker said. "I honestly cannot think of anything else that I would love doing."
Oak Ridge Utility District's Harrison Arnold, left, Sasha Benjamin, center, and Nikki Bradley celebrate the success of ORUD's "Have a Heart – Heat a Home" fundraiser to raise money for a program that helps low-income families struggling to pay their winter heating bills and facing the loss of energy service. Call ORUD at 865-483-1377 for information about contributing to the program.
Readers may remember that I head up the Oak Ridge High School reunion committee for the classes of 1954-56. It's time to begin planning for our reunion event on June 12 during the Secret City Festival.
Jan Harlan, our treasurer, lived two houses from mine when we were in grade school. She recommended we have our lunch meeting at the Pizza Inn, 2501 Oak Ridge Turnpike, across from the new Kroger construction site.
Old timers will remember the site on the corner where Lizz's Market used to be, and Lizz's Liquor Store is now next door.
Citizens First Bank has added Vander J. "V.J. Murray of Oliver Springs and Larry D. "Tubby" Williams of Lancing to its board of directors.
The two will be assets to the bank's board and management, said Billy M. Rice, Citizens First president and CEO.
"Both men are very well known and know many citizens in the communities being served by the bank," Rice said. "Also, both men and their families are very active in serving the communities by being members and supporting social groups and activities in the area."
Love is in the air at Kingston's Whitestone Country Inn.
The inn, at 1200 Paint Rock Road, and its 360 picturesque acres along Watts Bar Lake make it an easy choice for those wanting to make an escape with a special someone.
Now, Whitestone has an official place among the nation's most romantic settings.
American Historic Inns and its iLoveInns.com website have named Whitestone as one of its "10 most romantic" inns in 2014.


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Diversification of farm business will help it adapt to the effects of climate change
Climate change presents many challenges for farming communities and will mean a change in farming methods.
Increased summer droughts and milder winters, as well as increases in extreme weather events and flooding, mean that there is a need to consider issues such as pest and disease control, what type of crop variety to grow, and the effects of unpredictable weather on harvest times and produce quality.
The changing climate can, however, provide business opportunities, such as expanding into new markets. Where agriculture is no longer feasible, woodlands can help diversify farm income and provide alternative land uses.
Contribution to emissions
The Scottish Government has a target of 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Scottish farming contributes 13% of total Scottish emissions and will be expected to contribute to the proposed reduction in greenhouse gases.
(For more details of the 13% figure, see the Scottish Agricultural College website.)
Improving your farm's carbon credentials
Incorporating woodland into your farm can lower carbon emissions, help you reduce your costs, and strengthen your business by ensuring it adapts to the effects of climate change.
Planting trees can help control soil erosion, not only benefiting your land but also helping to lock carbon into the soil and vegetation.
Woodfuel is a significant growth industry. The government is offering incentives and funding for growing trees to be used as woodfuel.
Along with the economic opportunities, woodfuel also presents a major opportunity for reducing energy costs and carbon emissions on your farm. Burning wood for heating and power is an efficient, low carbon alternative to burning gas and oil, while the carbon released when burning wood is recaptured by growing replacement trees.
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There is funding available for renewable energy developments. For information and advice on woodfuel go to www.usewoodfuel.co.uk.
The Scottish Agricultural College also has information woodfuel heating at www.sac.ac.uk/consulting/services/f-h/farmdiversification/database/renewableenergy/woodfuel
Forestry Commission Scotland is conducting trials into growing woodfuel-specific crops through short rotation forestry/coppicing. See energy forestry exemplar trials.
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Lee Fortis is to return to The Oval as head groundsman next week. Fortis, 30, was previously assistant head groundsman and, since leaving the club in 2006, has been in charge of tending the Honourable Artillery Company ground in the City of London.
He will take charge at The Oval on Monday April 30, leading a team that will include former head groundsman Bill Gordon, who remains at the club in a consultancy role and has led the ground staff team in the interim period following the recent departure of Scott Patterson.
"It will be good to return to The Oval and an honour to once again work at such an historic ground and be part of a successful Surrey," Fortis said.
Richard Gould, Surrey's chief executive, added: "The job of head groundsman at The Oval is never an easy one, but in Lee Fortis I believe we have found a formidable candidate that will be able to provide consistently world-class wickets for many seasons to come."
The appointment comes at a time when groundsmen around the county circuit are having to deal with wet spring conditions that make preparing pitches increasingly difficult. Surrey batsman Mark Ramprakash has been a vocal complainant after the earliest start to the Championship in the competition's history.
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Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music - dance themes creating a dynamic, exciting fitness system. It mixes body sculpting movements with easy to follow dance steps.
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This class incorporates the deep muscle toning techniques of Pilates for the core (abs and back), and the benefits of dynamic yoga poses that work to sculpt, build strength, stamina and balance while improving joint flexibility.
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Vinyasa Yoga links the breath and the postures creating a fluid experience of meditation in motion.
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A strategic sculpting workout focusing on building muscle endurance with weights, bands and tubes. Beginners are encouraged to attend. Use very light weights or no weights at all.
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While the software is much improved over the technology levels of 30, or even 10 years ago, it seems to have been stuck in a groove for a while--refining many concepts, but with no fundamental paradigm shift.
by Tony Abbey | Published February 1, 2013
I have worked in finite element analysis (FEA) for many years as an end user, and for FEA vendors in support, training and product definition roles. The preprocessor tools that I use now require experience and ingenuity to get the highest levels of productivity. While I enjoy driving my favorite tools, I do sometimes reflect, "Why am I following the same meshing and set-up process I did 35 years ago?
New Technology
We've considered improvement in traditional technologies, but how about new technologies? Structural meshing is ripe for new technology, perhaps as a crossover from computational fluid dynamics methods. Graphical user interface (GUI) technology seems to be another fruitful area--let's briefly review two methods.
Radial Menus
The advantage of the radial menu (as seen in Fig. 3) is that direction of selection becomes a key recognition factor. Mouse action becomes familiar and fast, with little movement and big target areas. The technology allows logical grouping of rings of operations in a radial direction. Hovering can allow a preview of underlying forms, avoided by faster movement for experienced users. Long lists of items are best left to traditional linear menus, but combinations of radial and linear can exist.
I worked on early 3D analogs to this type of menu, including virtual storage rooms, filing cabinets and toolboxes. The objective was the same: to give the user a familiar "route to the data or process.
I would love to see a 3D toolbox, but maybe that's the latent plumber in me.
Touchscreen and Gesture Technology
The iPad and iPhone convinces me of the importance of gesture technology through touchscreen. I can imagine a touchscreen with gesture control for fast zoom, pan, drag and drop, etc., in a CAE GUI. The graphic objects in a tree view are probably too small at present, so a new object paradigm is required--although resizing on a small iPhone shows that readability and control is workable.
Another new area is gesture and hand/finger recognition off-screen, typically a few inches away. This opens up wider possibilities beyond touchscreen.
Hopefully these approaches, together with new 3D virtual toolboxes, will provide the immersive experience that will improve productivity in preprocessing.
--T. Abbey
I have helped design pre- and post-processing interfaces from a clean sheet. It is fascinating to define what a user needs to achieve, how to achieve it and how to facilitate that action in an intuitive and direct way. I had many preconceptions that blocked this, assuming data had to be constructed a particular way--based on arcane batch input methods, or being sidetracked by conventional wisdom. A cleaner, elegant and user-friendlier interface needed much thought.
The user also has preconceptions, and we often avoid that time when we have to "learn another pre/post. We know it will be tedious, learning new usage paradigms and "tricks to get up to speed. A good objective is a product so compelling in its simplicity and power that the user reaction would be "I want that, now.
What follow are some of the items that might prompt that reaction from me--and some that won't.
Meshing Issues
Meshing is core technology, and issues with it were discussed in last month's article. (See "Meshing for FEA on page 24 of the January issue of Desktop Engineering.) Geometry can require labor-intensive investigation and correction before a mesh is achievable. Meshing on poor geometry needs strong free meshing tools or CAD level geometry functionality--and preferably both.
CAD functionality should work with native formats, or at least rapidly parameterize "dumb geometry. Rapid de-featuring should overcome associativity problems. Direct geometry modeling, rather than feature-based modeling, seems preferable here.
Often, mesh is non-congruent across adjacent geometry; different geometry types or creation methods give incompatible mathematics. It can be very hit-or-miss to get a smooth mesh that has no out-of-limit elements. Many years of research have gone into this elusive technology.
Controls on the interior of a solid mesh are weak because of a few controllable features. Automatic geometric slicing or sophisticated element propagation may be ways to improve this. Solid brick or hex-meshing is still very desirable; however, this remains the Holy Grail. If achievable, it would improve the accuracy of most solid models and reduce element count.
Workflow Issues
Teaching conversion courses to engineers changing preprocessors always brings resistance to change. The ergonomics, consistency and common sense of the graphical user interface (GUI) design reflect how fast the new product is accepted and learned.
A traditional workflow, reflecting the top-level finite element model creation process, is as follows:
A menu cascade from top level is a linear approach. However, complex tasks such as multiple components, contact surfaces, non-linear material tables, etc., also exist. Completing top-level operations in sequence is not often feasible because users want to follow their own path through the process.
A key requirement is a series of consistent approaches across all vital operations, to which a user can rapidly adapt. I used to believe in a single approach, but modern GUI methods and working practices require more versatility, as shown shortly.
Right Tools for the Job
At every stage, it is important that the user is presented with the right view, menu, and actions with which to proceed. This is just like a plumber wanting to be on a job with good access, a clear, well-lit view of the problem and the right tools ready to use.
When applying a pressure to an area, for instance, I need the following:
The instance of the pressure applied to the surface available for validation and editing in a variety of ways.
All forms should pop up close to where I am operating for minimum mouse movement. This seems trivial, but many mouse movements are made during model build. Reduction of total travel by, say, 20% provides a huge ergonomic savings.
It seems like a straightforward list, but how quickly and effectively can you complete it in a complicated model with many geometric components, associated objects, partly meshed, etc.? We may be like the plumber on a nasty job--cramped, stressed and frustrated by the wrong tools or parts. (On the other hand, at least we are dry!)
The Tree View
The tree view is an essential requirement. Fig. 1 shows elements arranged in sets by their shell thickness. The set visibility can be switched with a checkbox. Right mouse-clicking on a set opens up context sensitive editing, copying, etc.
A tree view enables a great overview of the model, including "tangible objects such as elements. It can also showcase complex intangible objects, such as analysis setup, output requests, etc. A good tree view will even enable a very rapid drilldown into local detail, such as thickness value.
Menu Evolution
The design of a menu is vital. There are many approaches to this, from simple forms allowing focus on the essential tasks, to busy forms with every option crammed in. The latter may actually be more useful to experienced users because it provides a fast, pragmatic way of getting the job done.
This highlights one aspect of form design: evolving complexity based on user skill, either user-defined or software-evaluated. Working methods can be assessed, such as a preference for command line inputs, rather than menu picking. Each engineer thinks and acts differently in a preprocessing task. This could govern the way the user's GUI evolves over usage. More sophisticated interfaces (see "New Technology on the previous page) will benefit from such a natural migration.
Training challenges occur if no one works to a "standard approach. A young engineer's approach to software or a toddler's use of an iPad is often an aggressive "cause and effect -driven approach. However, I remember early training classes that were a repetitive slog through endless menus, with little appreciation of the GUI or the background engineering. The unstructured approach may be one way to avoid this, and give a richer, more immersive experience.
Typical Menu Issues
Menu issues can crop up, often related to ambiguous or unclear objectives and actions of forms. A preprocessor needs a house style that defines a consistent layout and set of actions. Typical don'ts include forms that are:
Power Menus: Toolbars and Macros
The ability to construct custom menu bars incorporating standard and user-defined functions is key to powerful and productive preprocessors. It relies on simplicity to be attractive to most users. Use of Microsoft Office Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) type applications is one way to achieve this.
Fig. 2 shows a toolbar for interactive mesh manipulation. It includes simple macros that have been recorded and embedded with user-defined icons. The toolbar floats where it is needed, cutting down mouse travel.
Entity Picking
Powerful preprocessors have sophisticated and rich entity picking tools. In addition to direct picking, they have picking by reference or inference. Lists of entities can be manipulated to facilitate indirect picking. Usage of this type of tool requires experience. It may be a ripe area for simplification by new virtual methods.
Looking Ahead
There are a lot of new technologies bubbling out there that, when harnessed together, could provide significant breakthroughs in the important areas of preprocessor functionality and ease of use. To be fair, it will take a lot of development to understand how a modern user can get the best out of these, with some false starts being inevitable.
Still, I think the reward is worth the effort, to create that compelling product to which we will all say "I want!
Tony Abbey is a consultant analyst with his own company, FETraining. He also works as training manager for NAFEMS, responsible for developing and implementing training classes, including a wide range of e-learning classes. Send e-mail about this article to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Promoter of a Lysosomal Membrane Transporter Gene, CTNS, Binds Sp-1, Shares Sequences with the Promoter of an Adjacent Gene, CARKL, and Causes Cystinosis If Mutated in a Critical Region The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 69, Issue 4, 1 October 2001, Pages 712-721 Chanika Phornphutkul, Yair Anikster, Marjan Huizing, Paula Braun, Chaya Brodie, Janice Y. Chou and William A. Gahl Abstract Although >55 CTNS mutations occur in patients with the lysosomal storage disorder cystinosis, no regulatory mutations have been reported, because the promoter has not been defined. Using CAT reporter constructs of sequences 5′ to the CTNS coding sequence, we identified the CTNS promoter as the region encompassing nucleotides −316 to +1 with respect to the transcription start site. This region contains an Sp-1 regulatory element (GGCGGCG) at positions −299 to −293, which binds authentic Sp-1, as shown by electrophoretic-mobility–shift assays. Three patients exhibited mutations in the CTNS promoter. One patient with nephropathic cystinosis carried a −295 G→C substitution disrupting the Sp-1 motif, whereas two patients with ocular cystinosis displayed a −303 G→T substitution in one case and a −303 T insertion in the other case. Each mutation drastically reduced CAT activity when inserted into a reporter construct. Moreover, each failed either to cause a mobility shift when exposed to nuclear extract or to compete with the normal oligonucleotide's mobility shift. The CTNS promoter region shares 41 nucleotides with the promoter region of an adjacent gene of unknown function, CARKL, whose start site is 501 bp from the CTNS start site. However, the patients' CTNS promoter mutations have no effect on CARKL promoter activity. These findings suggest that the CTNS promoter region should be examined in patients with cystinosis who have fewer than two coding-sequence mutations. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1381 kb) |
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David M. Balshaw*, , , Lauren A. Millette†, 1, Katherine Tepperman† and Earl T. Wallick*
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A combined allosteric and competitive model describes the interaction between extracellular Na+ and Rb+ during ion transport mediated by the Na, K-ATPase. The model was developed from experiments based on 86Rb uptake by whole cells transfected with rat isoforms of the enzyme. In the absence of Na+, only a single transport site for extracellular Rb+ exists. After the occupation of the Na+-specific allosteric site, the Rb+ transport pocket opens to allow occupation by an additional Rb+ and the subsequent transport of the two Rb+ ions into the cells. Na+ can also directly compete with Rb+ for binding to at least one of the transport sites. While the model derived here applies to each of the three rat isoforms of the Na, K-ATPase expressed in HeLa cells, subtle differences exist among the isoforms. The α3* isoform has an increased intrinsic affinity for Rb+ and a lower affinity for the allosteric Na+ site than α1 or α2*. The stimulation of uptake observed according to the best-fit model is due to the displacement by Rb+ of inhibitory Na+ bound to the transport site.


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persistent lack of appetite not caused by repletion. It may spring from psychoneurotic causes, as in anorexia nervosa (q.v.), a lack of appetite, primarily in young women, that may lead to extreme emaciation and even to death. Anorexia, like nausea and vomiting, may be brought about by shock, pain, or an inadequate supply of oxygen to a centre in the medulla oblongata (the part of the brain immediately above the spinal cord). An increase in pressure within the skull may cause anorexia, nausea, or vomiting, as may infections in the mouth or badly fitting dentures. Obstruction at some point in the gastrointestinal system, chronic disease of the kidneys, liver disease, allergic reactions to foods, and the taking of certain drugs (e.g., amphetamines) are among the many other causes of the disorder.
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Dec. 19--MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- It seems there's already a bit of a shocker involving West Virginia and the Champs Sports Bowl ... and it has nothing to do with the Mountaineers having a lame duck head coach in Bill Stewart.
WVU's first bowl trip to Orlando, Fla., for the Dec. 28 night game against North Carolina State hasn't exactly had Mountaineer faithful flocking to the ticket window.
As of 5 p.m. Saturday, when the WVU Coliseum ticket office closed following the men's basketball win over Cleveland State, WVU had sold only a bit more than one-third of its bowl allotment of 12,500 tickets.
Matt Wells, WVU's sports marketing director, said the school has sold only 4,403 tickets. That number is in stark contrast to past years, when the Mountaineers were known for traveling in significant numbers at bowl time.
Wells said that with about 1,000-1,200 additional tickets to be used by the band, in the players' allotment and for the official WVU travel party, West Virginia has about 7,000 unsold tickets for the game in eight days.
Prior to this year, West Virginia's worst bowl ticket sales in its run of nine straight seasons of reaching the postseason was about 10,000 for the Fiesta Bowl to finish the 2007 season -- and that was across the country, in Glendale, Ariz., following Coach Rich Rodriguez's exit to Michigan.
In recent bowl trips to Florida, West Virginia has sold 24,600, 10,600, 15,700 and 14,750 for four Gator Bowl trips from 2003 through last season.
WVU sold its allotment of 15,000 for the 2005 Sugar Bowl in Atlanta, and its two trips to bowls in Charlotte, N.C., in 2002 and 2008, sold more than 35,000 (2002) and 18,800 (2009).
Wells said the lack of support for the 22nd-ranked Mountaineers (9-3) seems to be mostly due to the game's midweek date and its proximity to Christmas -- or at least that's why WVU athletic officials are hearing from the buying public.
"We thought we'd do better than this, obviously," Wells said, pointing out the different destination for WVU's postseason and the other attractions in the Orlando area. "It's kind of surprising to us."
Wells said there has been no indication that the sluggish sales are related to last week's announcement that Dana Holgorsen would replace Stewart as head coach as early as 2012, after serving as offensive coordinator and "coach in waiting" next season.
North Carolina State has sold about 9,000 tickets from its allotment of 13,500 as the ACC representative in the game.
One of the reasons the Champs Sports officials selected West Virginia to play in the bowl as the Big East team was the school's history of fan support at bowl time.
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hi guys i guss it hard to fine a trubo sim
but i just order one form this site
cant wait to get it ... dose any one useing it right now and how easy is it to make it work??
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stock well be available that what the site says
that site looks fishy somehow.. anyone bought from there before?
It says they'll restock tomorrow (8/24) getting 200 units. I just ordered paying 78.99 USD which seems totally fair, and the transaction went through 2CO, the same company that Bladox uses. Hoping the best...
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We will see. Cant wait to hear postman ringing on my door.
Let me know if there will be some drifference in your order and shipping status and if you will get it.
Anyone can setup a 2CO account in under 5 minutes at a cost of $49. Also, the company has no links in Google, is registered in Kuwait with a hotmail address and lists no physical contact addresses on the website. Bladox only has one reseller and thats Voltech, I doubt they would be sending 200 turbo sims to anyone at the moment. I really hope you don't get burned.
so is there a way to cancel my order maybe on 2co.com site or any other way if i decide that i dont want to buy the product. Because it has of course not yet been shipped. Is the only way that they refund me back?
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... in Tarragona live. Next we took a quick break for lunch where Jordan and I nommed on some yummy gazpacho. We then hopped back on our bus and went to the Monasteri De Santes Creus which was about 30 minutes from Tarragona. This is an ancient monastery which is no longer active but is nonetheless gorgeous. Our tour guide explained the monk life style (no talking or eating meat which I totally could not live with) and it was really fascinating. After the monastery we headed back to ...
Holiday in a holiday
... Friday morning, and leisurely drive to Barcelona to our apartment booked again the day before, arriving midday.
We check out the neighbourhood, return the hire car, and head to Camp Nou (Barcelona's home futbol ground) to see Barcelona FC play Santos (that's Brazil if you're not familiar) in the Joan Gamper Trophy.
More about that and much more in the next entry.
Marty, I think Sean has a train and wallet story to share with you!
... street for a beer and a burger in Viena's (slightly different from the Paisley version!). Back to the room for a shower and prep for the morning, watched the end of a Chuck Norris film and after losing a couple of pounds in sweat noticed the fan in the corner!! It's midnight and still 29 degrees outside, nice! Time for a sleep, riding to Barca in the morning ...
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There's a Roman amphitheatre on the sea front, there's a lovely
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Let's hurry home...
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Tarragona, a little way North. We weren't here very long but it was
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Come on. For the price they charge, we should not have to pay extra for the showers! The showers and baths are clean and very nice, but the sites are dirt and some are far from the showers/baths. Also, this camp doesn't take credit cards, so you either plan far enough in advance to send a check or show up and hope they have room for you.
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We had the campground entirely to ourselves and it was so-o-o quiet. We are behind the fairground buildings in a very grassy site and the utilities work very well. It's only problem is the bath/shower rooms which haven't recovered from the recent county fair and are not very clean.
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Quiet campground in a park-like setting. The staff (which appears to be one person) is friendly. capable, and accommodating. The baths, showers and laundry are very clean. I'm only giving this a lower score because there is no cable, the WiFi is extremely slow, and there are PAY showers. I haven't run into pay showers in a campground in years.
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One word for DTE's show...POWERFUL!!!!!...now a few more words: crazy, out-of-control, awesomeness, Holy Spirit inspired event! What a huge blessing you are to this planet! Mac, by the way...when you and the guys do meet God someday (hopefully not too soon, this world still needs you)..no need to worry over the "Mac Files-DVD mini-series" and what He might say...cuz' His words to all of you will be: "WELL DONE MY SONS!!!!!" What happened to Michigan's October show??? We're feeling a little slighted here...was planning on another TD fix. Blessings to you and your families. Karin
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We had a great day in Detroit. We arrived in Detroit about 1 in the morning by bus. It was nice to have a show where we weren't traveling and doing a show. I was able to spend the whole day just working toward it being a great show. I got a nice jog in this morning and finished up my schoolwork for the week. Then, I was able to spend some time with our lighting guy Taylor playing with some new toys we're trying out for the upcoming Fall leg of the Make Your Move Tour. We had some gomer newlyweds in the audience who had requested Come On Back To Me. So, we spent some time in the dressing room working it out on acoustics. We weren't able to soundcheck to accommodate the other artists on the bill. Chris August opened the night, followed by Michael W. Smith. When we took the stage, the audience came alive, and it was a fantastic night.
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The DTE concert was a blessing to me. Thank you for what you do. The songs you sang just touch my heart. "I will trust in Jesus" Wow!! I needed to be reminded of how important it is that I give it all to Him...every day. I've posted in a couple spots that I would have loved to hear "Mountain of God" in December of 2004 my daughter was diagnosis with brain cancer; your song was played over and over and over again to help me remember that though our family was in the valley~He would allow us to see the mountain top once again. My daughter is still here Praising God!! I had this picture enlarged of the mountains in Ireland and took the words for your song "I must go through the valley to stand upon the mountain of God" and put them on the picture. It hangs in my living room as a constant reminder of how important those words are. You have no idea of the valley you guys helped me walk through. And for that I say "Thank you".
And about the DVD's Mac...I believe those DVD are going to be completely blank. God forgives us our sins and remembers them no more. Jesus has already paid the price for what's on those DVD's of yours. I really don't think you are going to have to sit through them. You'll be hearing "No, I took those from him. He's one of mine."
Thanks for a great concert.
WOW! What a great show guys! Since having been blessed this time with having been able to follow you guys to all 3 shows this week, I was wondering by today if you all would have lost some steam, but no way!! If anything your performances were more powerful! Had a GREAT time at the M&G seeing Jason & getting my pic taken with him & also to finally get to meet Scotty! It was fun getting a pic with him too & he told me I was famous!! lol ( I hope that's a good thing??!!) Glad my hubby got to go thru the M&G line & talk to you all too! BTW, Mac, he is now a converted Third Day fan, but he refuses to wear the orange!! LOL Oh well... that' OK!! Thanks again guys for a GREAT time & continue to keep on ROCKING for JESUS!!
Are all the Wired photos up? Not seeing ours...
As always, Third Day had a phenomenal show! Love seeing the guys give their hearts out on the stage and it's so awesome that we get to share in worship with them! It was great to see Trevor Morgan out there too.. that guy's going places! :) It was so nice to meet with the band for a quick second before the show and say hi... and catching Jason after the show before he headed off stage was really awesome too! Can't wait until they're back our way again!


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Dec 18, 2012, 09:04 AM | #51 |
I use two phones, so I'd probably make the 4S as my secondary phone and actually sell my iPhone 4. I've really had to talk myself out of the iPhone 5. It looks like a great phone, but I don't need it for any other reason than I want it. I'm happy to wait for the next model.
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Lets see, I can get the following at BestBuy:
16GB 4S for $49 16GB 5 for $149 I've been considering the 4S since my AT&T 3GS has been contract free since May. The iPhone 5 is the first iPhone that I didn't buy and hasn't interested me in the least. I'll probably end up waiting for the next iPhone as the 3GS still works for what I need. I have an unactivated 4S 64GB from Verizon that I use as an iPod now. |
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What about all those people on 2 year contracts who started with the iPhone 4S. People tend to forget that besides the Apple frantic that buy every year, ordinary, regular people don't buy the upgrade every year. So yes, there are people waiting for the iPhone 5S. |
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We want to lay laminate hardwood looking flooring, but are uncertain on what color we should go with as the kitchen is already done and i don't know if i can match the counter top grey/black granite look with the floor or not. Here is a picture of our kitchen. I wanted to lay a grey barnwood looking floor. Our space is small 1187 total house, so I wanted the floors to be light in color.
I agree with the colour choice, but it is a kitchen and typically water and laminate are not good friends. If you ever had a water leak or a dishwasher backup or even sink overflow and were unable to stop it in time, you might find yourself having to replace your laminate. It isn't a big area you have so you won't need that much. Price for real wood isn't that much more.
I think the grey option would go fine with your counter tops, etc. I also think that it will help tie in the black appliances.
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Locate the hidden egg at the end of level 1. It can be located by jumping directly upward at the edge of the cliff just before the "G" sign. Smash the egg and collect the Hudson bee logo. Hold Up + A + Select and press Start at the game over screen to continue game play at the start of the last level played. Alternatively, hold Right and press Start to continue game play.
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jcoope16 said...
Just to add to all the mayhem, supposedly, a Jacksonville radio host stated on air today that Dave Hart is a BIG fan of Al Golden. Likes his recruiting abilities and his knowledge of the game. Also, thinks Hart may throw a Hail Mary up to Stoops because it is believed that Stoops is feeling under appreciated in Norman and may be looking for a place to reviltalize his coaching legacy. (Maybe Hart should be our coach. Apparently he's actually willing to throw Hail Mary's up for the win) The radio host also said that Hart is a big believer in Charlie Strong.
Disclaimer: I didn't hear this broadcast for myself but I've read about it a few different places. I have no idea how this guy allegedly has any knowledge of our program whatsoever. However, I would welcome any of these 3 coaches with open arms. Stoops, Strong and Golden would be my personal order.
tntoak said...
Assuming this is true (which is anything but certain), that would be the closest thing to a definitive report yet on this situation. That being said, NFL "insiders" have been wrong before (sometimes embarrassingly so), and "college position" is a vague enough statement that it's hard to make the logical leap from rumor to fact on this one.
tntoak said...
Assuming this is true (which is anything but certain), that would be the closest thing to a definitive report yet on this situation. That being said, NFL "insiders" have been wrong before (sometimes embarrassingly so), and "college position" is a vague enough statement that it's hard to make the logical leap from rumor to fact on this one.
jdunham said...
This isn't insider information. These people work with the Redskins on a daily basis and put themselves on record. On Washington Redskins Radio it was talked about. Gruden has spoken to Raheem Morris about a college position. Was the conversation ONLY about a college position? That is up for discussion. The bottom line is Gruden spoke to him about a college coaching gig. That is all.
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tntoak said...
After the last two coaching searches, I'm not going to rely too much on what any poster states as fact, regardless of how reputable they might be. There have been several times going back to the Fulmer dismissal where what reliable posters claimed to be fact was nothing even remotely close to the truth, but a lot of people fell for it. More recently, the Randy Shannon rumors from last off-season fooled a lot of people, to the extent that the Sunseri hiring was viewed as a step down by many (ironically with the benefit of hindsight they were pretty spot on in that assessment).
That being said, I have a growing suspicion that we are not going to hear anything official regarding the coaching situation until after the Kentucky game, and that the firing/hiring announcements will either occur in rapid fire succession or 1-2 days apart at most.
AFrost20 said...
I really want to believe we will get Gruden.......but the logical part of my brain expects us to end up with another Tier 2 or 3 coach like we did with Dooley. I sure as heck hope that is wrong, but after our luck the past 7+ years, it is hard for me to be optimistic.
I keep coming back to, why would Gruden pick UT when he will have a lot of NFL options at the end of the year (Chargers, Eagles, Panthers just to name a few)?
I am so ready for this season to just be over with. I am beaten down and completely burned out on rooting for this team at this point. First time ever.
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jdunham said...
There was no "supposedly" in my original post because if there was, that would mean I didn't hear it myself. "Supposedly" is why rumors get started. The Gruden/Raheem conversation 100% happened, but to what extent is unknown. This was on the Washington Redskins radio from those who work directly with the team. Again, the only reason I posted is because a "college position" was discussed, which I believe makes it relevant to Vol fans. Will keep you all updated with any other Redskins/Vols news.
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Just my opinion, but I don't believe there are as many NFL teams out there seeking Gruden as a coach we some might believe. The man was fired from his last NFL job and his record is hardly over .500. I think most teams will find more suitable replacements. The man has not coached in five years...why would any team try to rebuild their foundation on that? Maybe at best, the most desperate team in the league, which ironically, is the Cleveland Browns.
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The year is 2011, not 1861
To the editor:
Imagine a place where public schools, if they exist, are under-funded, where the wealthy send their children to private schools and universities so that they might retain their families' hold on wealth, privilege, and power over the uneducated masses.
Imagine a place where roads, bridges and city streets are falling apart, where government is weak and ineffectual, and where there is no manufacturing, no skilled labor, no middle class. Imagine a place where state governments are controlled by a few powerful interests and where the electorate knows that it is economically dependent on the "charity" and generosity of the wealthy.
Imagine a place where there is a permanent under-class of uneducated, politically vulnerable "outsiders" toiling relentlessly for the benefit of a few powerful families — and where legions of wild-eyed Christian preachers go around telling everybody that the whole crazy mess is "God's will."
Guess what? The picture you have been seeing is the resurrected version of the "Old South" that the tea party and its reluctant or not-so-reluctant Republican followers wants to bring back to the United States of America, which was once one of the most sophisticated, well-educated, and advanced societies in the world — imperfect, full of contradictions, but striving to become a "more perfect union."
The Republican Party, once the party of Abraham Lincoln, Federalism, and the abolition of slavery, is now the party of Jefferson Davis, "states' rights," and the "Lost Cause" of the Confederate States of America. In the next election, Republicans whose ancestors fought to save the Union will have to decide whether or not to hand the country over to Lost Cause.
Confederate sympathizers negate the results of the Civil War, and turn the nation backward to a time of bad education, depleted ideals and injustice.
Nobody is perfect (and I least of all), but there is no longer any doubt in my mind that the Republican Party is morally and intellectually bankrupt if it has to turn to Jefferson Davis and John C. Calhoun for a "compelling" vision of America that will "rouse the base." How are the past 2 1/2 years of Republican intransigence and noncooperation with Barack Obama morally any different from secession and dissolution of the Union? I speak as a (still) registered Republican. The year is 2011, not 1861.
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Republican representatives are the real threat to country
To the editor:
So you think the recent standoff between Republicans and Democrats on raising the debt ceiling was about reducing the national debt? I wished. Unfortunately, that was the least of it. No, don't be naive, the Republicans simply used the debt ceiling as an instrument of leverage to assert their political power.
By threatening to run our country into the ground (need I say default?) and to inflict harm on the people of America, they were able to extort concessions from the Democrats that would otherwise have been unattainable. And why are the Republicans willing to run our country into the ground? Or inflict harm on the people? Because they really don't care about the country and they really don't care about the people!
Note that the Democrats eventually caved in to all Republican demands — because the Democrats do care. Remember that the next time you step into a voting booth.
In fact, the notion that it should be acceptable to inflict suffering on innocent individuals if only that it serves a higher political purpose has a name. It's the hallmark of an ideology called fascism.
Ironic, isn't it? The right-wing conservatives have long called President Obama a Nazi for no reason. Now, it turns out, their Republican representatives in Congress are actually the ones who act like fascists. And they have barely started. Be afraid, be very afraid.
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Visitors have an economic impact in Franklin County
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Despite the nation's struggling economy, Franklin County, Pa.'s economic tourism impact exceeded $247 million in direct sales in 2009. Visitors come into the area to enjoy a rich variety of restaurants, shopping opportunities, transportation and many forms of entertainment. The money they spend during their time in the county is quite helpful.
But, how do tourists find out about Franklin County? The Franklin County Visitors Bureau (FCVB) is the lead agency that develops and implements strategies to build the programs that ultimately bring in more visitors. The bureau supports the communities and organizations that sponsor events, attracting outsiders into the friendly confines of Franklin County.
Two of those communities (Greencastle, Pa., and Chambersburg, Pa.) brought in a number of history enthusiasts, re-enactors and hundreds of others during their commemorations of "Civil War 150" in April. Many people don't realize how these small towns played a large role in United States history, but efforts are under way to fix that problem. The FCVB is committed to revitalizing and educating area residents by continuing to support events that help illustrate all that's happened here.
"The Great Race" rolled into Chambersburg's Memorial Square in June, with the drivers and navigators of more than 60 antique automobiles stopping to show off their cars, talk with townspeople and eat some lunch.
Participants in America's premier car rally started the week in Tennessee before finishing in Vermont. Many of those involved said the people of Franklin County provided the warmest welcome and most impressive atmosphere they experienced during the race.
Attracting visitors requires focus and a strategy. The FCVB continues to influence and strengthen the economic fabric of Franklin County. For more information, please visit the Bureau's website at www.ExploreFranklinCountyPA.com.
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Republicans must stand united in 2012 race
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I watched last week's Republican presidential debate with great interest. I wanted to see who would look the most "presidential," and which of the moderators would come up with the best "gotcha" question, and of course, which of the candidates would make the biggest gaffe.
We got to see all of the above, but at the end of the debate, I was left with one overwhelming feeling: Anyone on that stage would stand head and shoulders above the current occupant of the White House.
We have a wide-open race for the Republican nomination. This kind of competition is a good thing and will give all Republicans a chance to get involved and support someone who shares their views. Despite some differences, the one view that all Republicans share is that a second term for Barack Obama cannot be an option. Looking at the damage our current president has inflicted on the country in only 32 months, we can only imagine the chaos that would lie ahead of us with a lame duck Barack Obama in a second term.
Republicans need to compete hard and clean on behalf of their chosen candidate, but once the dust settles and a nominee is chosen, we need to unite and make sure that our candidate becomes the next president of the United States.
You can all do your part. Your Franklin County Republican Party will be working hard for our eventual nominee; registering new voters, running phone banks, going door to door, placing signs and distributing literature. We will need volunteers, so please give us a call or email us to put your name on our volunteer list. Our number is 717-263-7999 or you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Searching for the Common Thread within Religions
Paul Knitter
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- ReVision
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- In conversations about religion and the manyness of religions, one often hears, in general as well as scholarly discussions, remarks about what all the religions have in common. It is generally taken for granted that despite the evident, often flamboyant, diversity of religions, there is something that they all share, or something that holds them together in what even scrupulous historians of religions call "family resemblances." The image of a "common thread" (or threads) is often used to suggest that if we look closely and carefully enough, we will find something that is understood to have a unifying quality. But when it comes to stating more precisely just what that common thread is--or even where we can find it or how we can search for it--conversations usually become vague or contradictory. In the reflections that follow, I will review why such conversations about the common thread within all religions bog down, why the search for such a common thread can be frustrating, even futile, i will first review what I think are failed attempts at locating that common thread and how those failed attempts have led many people to give up the search for what is common to all religions. Then, in the second and principal part of my reflections, I will outline how the search for what the religions have in. common is being renewed today. I will show that the search, as complex and frustrating as it is, is also very important and rewarding, especially in light of the discussions on globalization in this issue of ReVision.
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Tour de France 2012 | Stage 6
Tom Danielson has shared this picture of his broken bike. Tom, who was already riding with a separate shoulder from a previous stage's crash, hit the ground hard and injured his other shoulder. The end of this year's Tour for him.
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In a recent column in this space ("Latin Rising"), David Bonagura, Jr. wrote that the Latin language has a "sacral character and an immutability" that is making it once again relevant for Catholics. I agree, although after nearly half a century of vernacular, we have a long way to go to restore broad comprehension of the Tridentine Mass and the many Latin prayers and terms that once helped define Catholic life.
Consider the phrase ad orientem.
It's the root of "orientation," commonly meaning the act of getting one's bearings, as in kids starting college. But the word's most fundamental and original definition is actually ecclesial: "the building of a church or temple on an east-west axis with the chancel and main altar to the east." Ad orientem.
Looking into the Latin origin of words and learning (or relearning) Latin phrases is a kind of spiritual archaeology. Out of time and dust come revelations. "Orientation," for instance, is at the heart of the ongoing question of the position of the priest as he says Mass. In most churches, if the priest celebrates Mass facing the people, versus populum, he isn't oriented. He too should be facing the altar, which is to say looking towards the holy city of Jerusalem.
As one is often reminded in daily readings of the Divine Office – which frequently recall Zion, Judah, Judea, Salem, Ariel, Jerusalem – our faith began in Israel. It explains the Holy Father's longstanding instruction that we remember the Holy City.
Five years before he became Benedict XVI, Joseph Ratzinger wrote that, notwithstanding various liturgical innovations, "one thing has remained clear for the whole of Christendom: praying towards the east is a tradition that goes back to the beginning." As he wrote in The Spirit of the Liturgy:
The common turning toward the east was not a "celebration toward the wall;" it did not mean that the priest "had his back to the people." . . . For just as the congregation in the synagogue looked together toward Jerusalem, so in the Christian liturgy the congregation looked together "toward the Lord." . . . They did not close themselves into a circle; they did not gaze at one another; but as the pilgrim People of God they set off for the Oriens, for the Christ who comes to meet us.
I suspect this still hasn't sunk in with many priests and parishioners in churches throughout the Catholic world – even after Benedict's 2007 motu proprio, Summorum Pontificum, in which the pope not only makes it clear that the Tridentine rite may be celebrated anytime and anywhere, but also that Vatican II never actually mandated the vernacular. To be sure, that particular edict does not address orientation as such, but the two issues – facing the east and speaking in Latin – are hand-in-glove. When we worship and pray it ought to be in our universal language and towards Jerusalem, where Christ will return in glory.
I began thinking about all this, because in my ongoing pilgrimage through cyberspace, I recently came across the website of Most Holy Family Monastery in Fillmore, New York. The "traditionalists" there take the insolitus position that Benedict XVI is a heretic, in part because he knelt and prayed eastward – or, as they assert, towards Mecca—during the papal visit to Turkey at the end of 2006. And they have the photos to prove it!
More temperate observers will recognize that the Pope was simply "oriented." The view of the Holy Family website suggests, as Jaroslav Pelikan once remarked, that whereas tradition is "the living faith of the dead," traditionalism is often "the dead faith of the living."
I should mention – before readers berate my imprecision – that not all Catholic churches are oriented. Indeed, there are famous exceptions to the rule, most notably St. Peter's, the main altar of which does not face east. No one is certain why not, although conjecture has it that in the fourth century there was a vogue for celebrating the mass versus populum; others speculate that the jumbled "orientation" of many Roman churches has to do with the fact that they are, in origin, former pagan basilicas (Roman law courts, for instance) over the foundations of which Christian edifices arose. But no matter how many exceptions there are, orientation was always the rule – so much so that some ancient Romans assumed the earliest Christians were a cult of the rising sun.
I took my compass into a local church the other day. I stood in the nave, faced the altar, and was pleased to see it is oriented. A priest saw me and frowned. I walked over, introduced myself, and explained what I was up to. He sighed with great relief. "Good heavens," he said, "I thought there was a new highway coming through." Nope, just the old Way.
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Originally Posted by Jordanj6502 That is true. They shouldn't be talking... Now Baylor. They have room to talk.. Nobody boos there... Well, fans have to be present to boo.....
I hope the margin of victory for KU is equal to the amount of pounds "nicname" is overweight. I'm not sure the scoreboard at Phog Allen could handle that though.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams I agree. We didn't choose Iowa State because it is easy. We chose Iowa State because it is awesome. Post from HawkeyeNation: So frickin jealous of what they have in Ames. It's truly amazing what Fred has done coming in with 0 coaching experience.
What will this be for KU over purple Kansas ? 47 of the last 51? That 's brutal
So glad KState has to take 3 games worth of beating instead of us.
Burn K State Burn
Typical K-State BBall, ******** their pants against their biggest rival.
Kitties showing the heart of a champion here.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
We were obviously K-State's Super Bowl...
It is becoming a rout!!!
Originally Posted by GMackey32 We were obviously K-State's Super Bowl... Exactly
Poor purple kitties.
47-29 at half...
I hate Angel Rodriguez. On defense, all he does it hack at the arms. On offense, he drives the lane and falls down without contact to get the call every time.
Originally Posted by GMackey32 I hate Angel Rodriguez. On defense, all he does it hack at the arms. On offense, he drives the lane and falls down without contact to get the call every time. It was nice that he airballed at Hilton early in the game..we didn't let him forget it every time he touched the ball.
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