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Analysis on the Feeding Habit of Tilapia (Oreochromis Niloticus) Cultured in Silvofishery Pond in Semarang | |
Rini Budihastuti, Sutrisno Anggoro, Suradi W. Saputra | pp. 1-6 |
Crude-Oil-Spill-Induced Spatial Variation in Woody Species Populations of an Oil-Rich Community in Rivers State, Nigeria | |
Uzoma Darlington Chima, Giobari Vure | pp. 7-18 |
Photo Electrolytic Process in A Simulated Textile Effluent Treatment and Its Cost for Application | |
Paula da Silva Carvalho, Peterson Bueno de Moraes, Mariana Lopes de Sousa, Paulo Renato Matos Lopes, Dejanira de Franceschi de Angelis, Ederio Dino Bidoia | pp. 19-26 |
The Effects of Classifying CRM Sources on the Asphalt Cement Modification for Paving Roads | |
Forat Y. Al-Jaberi, Abdul-Wahab A. Sultan, Adnan A. Ateeq | pp. 27-45 |
Evaluation of Seed Bank in Three Age-Sequences of Arable Land within a Biosphere Reserve in Southwestern Nigeria | |
Uzoma Darlington Chima, Moses Oladepo Adedire, Adegboyega Michael Aduradola, David Adejare Agboola | pp. 46-58 |
Poorly Defined Property Rights and Tropical Deforestation | |
Etienne Bienvenu Akono | pp. 59-66 |
Nutrient Enrichment Bioassay: A Study with Indigenous Phytoplankton of a Lagoon Receiving Sugar Mills Effluents. | |
Taofikat Abosede Adesalu, Maria Abimbola Akindele | pp. 67-81 |
Moral Hazard, Social Well-Being and Tropical Deforestation | |
Etienne Bienvenu Akono | pp. 82-94 |
Effect of Bitter Kola (Garcinia kola) as A Dietary Additive on the Performance of Broiler Chicks | |
Aliyu Abdullahi Mohammed, Mundi Attai AbdulMalik | pp. 95-104 |
Indigenous Wisdom of Farm Women in Grain Storage | |
Anju Manocha, Kanchan Monga | pp. 105-112 |
Forest Cover and Land Use Change in Ngumburuni Forest Reserve, Rufiji District, Tanzania | |
Jerome Kimaro, Luther Lulandala | pp. 113-125 |
Evaluation of AVI and DRASTIC Methods for Groundwater Vulnerability Mapping | |
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Red Snapper Fish Resources (Etelinae Subfamily) in Pasi of Lease Islands Maluku Province | |
Delly D. P. Matrutty, S. Martasuganda, D. Simbolon, A. Purbayanto | pp. 136-150 |
How Does Increased Eutrophication and Pollution in the Lake Victoria Waters Impacts Zooplankton? | |
Godfrey William Ngupula | pp 151-164 |
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November 14th, 2012, 03:00 AM | #161 |
Been a while since last up date getting closer to being finished. Getting a hydrolic assist set up and a spool for the front. Got some racing style seats for 75$ so throwing them in. Replaced my rear wheel cylinders and my clutch slave cylinder.
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November 28th, 2012, 09:08 PM | #164 |
Well finally got the front done and seats installed. And took it out on turkey day and bent a spring broke a axle shaft and put a hole in my oil pan. But still had lots of fun
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November 28th, 2012, 11:54 PM | #167 |
No I only had 3 wheel drive and ended up getting a hole in my oil pan right after the video
Yeah it's come a long way from the dd it was I would like to make it more street able again eventually but for now it's just a wheeler. |
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ya id like to build something simple and cheap like that so i can actually use it and drive it around some. id really like to find something like this. why isnt it street legal?
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November 29th, 2012, 12:04 AM | #169 |
It is. It just needs some work to be more road friendly. It has no sway bars rear axles welded could use a professional front end alignment and the steering wonders a little on the road.
August 12th, 2013, 10:24 PM | #175 |
Well time for a update. Managed to smash the front end up on a few trees (guess that means I need to finish my front bumper) put a hole in the radiator broke a rear drive shaft. It's been put on hold for the last few months cause I bought my first house. But house is starting to get done on the inside. So I been collecting parts. I have 16' of 1.5x.120 wall tube for the front bumper. I also have a 2 speed Taurus fan and some wire and a big relay. I redid my shift linkage and made it simple and I made a new rear driveshaft. And last but not least I resently picked up a 4.0 stroker motor for a little more get up and go.
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When all the damage happened The new linkage on top old on bottom Installed Out boarded my rear shocks and added some bump stops to keep my tires out of the body a little. Also added a rear 5 point harnes and yes it is attached to a mini cage that the shocks used to be bolted to. And finally the stroker motor waiting to go in Last edited by cj7on44's; August 13th, 2013 at 12:37 AM. |
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Jonah often sings while riding. Recently it's been "This Land is Your Land." It's a joy for me and for a bunch of pedestrians and other bikers.
How does walking/biking to school impact your ability to get to work?
It doesn't really. It's about 20 minutes each way, which is about what it takes if traveling by car given parking on each side (at his school and parking back at home means an additional walk to BART).
What advice would you give to other parents interested in walking/biking to school?
It's a blast. It's a great way to get in exercise that's also for a purpose. My time feels like it's always at a premium; I've got a treadmill that's sat there for quite some time because it's so hard to carve out the time. And all of us, my wife and I both bike Jonah to and from school, enjoy getting to experience the city in what feels like a more hands-on way.


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INDEX of COMMENTARIES
027 : 20 Dec 2009
Aspects of Life II #25… Today we come to the end of what has been a very gentle series of reflections over the last twenty-five Sundays by Francis Brown. It's the story of his own evolution in faith — finding again an At-One-Ness he had experienced as a young child but which he felt side-tracked away from for a significant portion of the eight decades of life. In this final excerpt from the last chapter of his book "My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality" shares his thoughts on a few aspects of life, including his great inspiration, Francis of Assisi, and his love for his environment and all of Creation. [more]
026 : 13 Dec 2009
Aspects of Life I #24… Here is Francis' own introduction to the last Chapter of his book which we will bring you today and next Sunday: There are so many aspects of life that I have thoughts about. In my thinking I perceive them in light of my knowledge that God is All-That-Is and that I am but one in That and in the loving extension in oneness of God in all of humanity and in all of what we call creation. That for me is covered by the word Creation. [more]
025 : 06 Dec 2009
Jesus of Nazareth #23… Today Francis invites us into a meditation on the being and meaning of Jesus — the presence of God with us, within us and all around us. [more]
024 : 29 Nov 2009
Faith, Love and Kingdom #20… Chapter 14 from Francis Brown's book today is a longer reflection on the themes of innocence, forgiveness and the ideas of goodness and evil that we carry within us. It intersects comfortably with the discussion we've recently had on Catholica of our sense of worthiness. At the end we've included an excerpt from Gina Ogilvie's song, "Worthy" from her album "Gift of Grace". [more]
023 : 22 Nov 2009
Faith, Love and Kingdom #20… Chapter 13 of Francis Brown's book is only two paragraphs in length. In those two paragraphs he questions that sense many of us were brought up with in the communion prayer based on the words of the Centurion who witnessed the death of Christ, "Lord, I am not worthy...". Does God create "unworthy" things, or people? [more]
022 : 15 Nov 2009
Faith, Love and Kingdom #20… This is a beautiful reflection from Francis Brown today. It brings together all of the ideas he has been exploring in the chapters leading up to this. It's an holistic exploration of the concepts of faith, love and kingdom. Included at the bottom of the page is a music track from the 2CD set, "Music for Joyful Prayer" (which is available in our Spiritual Marketplace). [more]
021 : 01 Nov 2009
In search of Self #19… The human psyche is complex and with all the knowledge humankind has acquired down through the millenia we still know little about what makes any of us "tick". The commentary last week and this from Francis relate this own, lifetime personal search to understand self. Indeed, his entire book might be labelled with that theme. Ultimately though, he argues, we need to let go of our mind and take on the Divine mind. As his own journey reflects that is often easier said than done. [more]
020 : 25 Oct 2009
In search of Self #18… This is another of those gentle reflections from Francis today worth sitting with for a while. It's a reflection on 'self' — his 'self' but it so easily applies to all of us. A couple of weeks ago we included a Sinfonia from Beethoven with one of Tom McMahon's commentaries. That music is included again today as you might like to sit with what Francis writes for a little while. [more]
019 : 18 Oct 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #17… Francis concludes Chapter Ten of his book with three poems written in 2005 and 2006 which explore in verse the themes he's been exploring in previous weeks in prose. A pensive commentary today accompanied by a violin concerto by Mendelssohn. [more]
018 : 11 Oct 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #16… In a footnote to today's commentary, Francis Brown writes: "This piece of writing is meant to illustrate how a priest displaced from the official clerical status of priesthood (because of a request to marry), and feeling a persisting priesthood within him, can occupy himself. There are many spiritually-minded people in the world who have been displaced in some way by the lesser spiritual aspects of churches. These are still waiting for the hand of Jesus to touch them. Perhaps I can be the light of Christ that they are waiting for and have not found in the official churches." [more]
017 : 04 Oct 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #15… In today's extract from his book, Francis relates some of the sense of alienation he felt on leaving the clerical priesthood and his pathway to find a new place of spiritual equilibrium in his life. [more]
016 : 27 Sep 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #14… Introduction by Brian Coyne: I remember a priest saying to a group of us around the time I was leaving school and going to university that even under the most orthodox interpretation of Catholic Church teaching it was difficult for any person to commit a mortal sin. I've pondered on those words many times over my lifetime and they came back to me as I was preparing today's commentary from Francis Brown. Francis challenges today the concepts of death and sin. I'm not sure that I wholly agree with him. While I do think there are few people who run around deliberately being sinful. I do think we all make plenty of bloody stupid decisions in our lives, or think stupid things, that bring disharmony into our lives — or the lives of our families, neighbours and communities. What Francis seems to be arguing here is a way of thinking that helps restore harmony and wholeness into our lives. This is another beautiful reflection worth sitting with quietly for a lengthy period of time. [more]
015 : 20 Sep 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #13… With Francis story we now enter a longer chapter where he writes of his more recent explorations of spiritual meaning. In this first section of Chapter 10 he writes of the release from fear... [more]
014 : 13 Sep 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #12… Francis is such a hope-filling writer. Today's excerpt from his book is a sort of transition chapter as he explains in the first paragraph. At the end of everything we can't take our money with us, we can't even take our hopes, our dreams and our disappointments with us. At the end of everything our hope is Oneness with the Divine — peace and equilibrium. Francis argues, it is Here, Now! Sieze it... [more]
013 : 06 Sep 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #11… Francis entitled Chapter 8, "Providence". Perhaps the entire chapter can be summarised in this sentence Francis writes: "As Jesus brought Christconsciousness into his life by awakening to his true relationship as Child of God, so I called on the Holy Spirit to continue to guide me to the same awakening to see me too as Christ." [more]
012 : 30 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #10… A change of pace from Francis today. He shares with us just four poems written between 1997 and 2002 which he sees as expressing a contrast between his experience of hell and resurrection. [more]
011 : 23 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #9… Where Francis leads us today in his reflection is in many ways a lesson in not being too hard on ourselves. Judging other is a problem but we can also be too judgmental toward our own selves. Jesus offers a compassionate, non-punitive, win-win type of justice! [more]
010 : 16 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #8… Do you have memories of your childhood as distinct as these ones Francis Brown is sharing with us? In Chapter 6, which we are splitting into two parts, he reflects on the sense of separation that he felt the formal education process gave him from the pre-school sense of wholeness and oneness he experienced. [more]
009 : 09 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #7… It's a short reflection from Francis today ... and in verse. As children do we appreciate enough the love our parents have for us? Or how much time our parents spend thinking about us wherever we are in the world, or on our journeys? [more]
008 : 02 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #6… Chapter 4 from Francis Brown's book takes the form of a dialogue with a visitor in which Francis explores the question of the relative value of the knowledge that is inherent to creation and the learned knowledge we acquire at school and in other places in life. Learned knowledge has a value but we need to be careful not to squeeze out an openess to the Holy Spirit to lead us to new perceptions. Francis concludes: "Be open, with the Holy Spirit, to new perception. Be free to learn anew of those you have met or will meet. Allow rebirth to occur for each part of creation so that you see it simply as God created." [more]
007 : 02 Aug 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #5… We have published Chapter 3 of Francis Brown's book before on Catholica as a stand-alone parable [See www.catholica.com.au/gc2/occ/024_occ_151008.php]. We present it again here, this time within the context of where it sits in his entire book, My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality. [more]
006 : 26 Jul 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #4… In this second part of Chapter 2 of his book, My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality, Francis goes almost mystical. The thrust of his argument though seems similar to the thoughts of Ekhart Tolle — we find the Divine presence not in the past or the future but in the Now. We need to resist those forces that separate us from the timeless, the infinite and the Divine presence. Can we experience this 'presence' amidst the ordinariness of life? How much are we constrained, or restrained, by the expectations of what society calls 'normal' or 'reality'? Francis describes his experiences. [more]
005 : 19 Jul 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #3… In both his physical presence and in his writing Francis Brown exudes a spirit of gentleness. He may no longer be a Franciscan priest but he remains both Franciscan and priestly to his core. We're splitting Chapter 2 of his book, My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality, into two parts. He recalls the re-awakening of his childhood spirituality as a form of resurrection. [more]
004 : 12 Jul 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey #2… Chapter One of Francis Brown's book, My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality, he entitled "Beginnings" but I think it might be more accurate to describe it as a fourteen paragraph set of stepping stones across his entire life. He lays out the five or so paradigmatic turning points of his journey which he'll be exploring in more detail as this series moves on. [more]
003 : 05 Jul 2009
A lifetime spiritual journey… It is a pleasure to begin an extended series of short commentaries from Francis Brown They are extracts from his book My Love is Here — an evolution in spirituality. If we might be so bold as to provide an overview summary this is the spiritual journey of one man — one who might now be described as an "elder amongst us" — from childhood, into school, into seminary, into priesthood, as a missioner in PNG to people who still lived in a culture far removed from our technological culture, into married life and raising a family, back into the urban life of Brisbane and Sydney but all the while seeking to re-discover a spiritual Presence he had experienced in the innocence of his childhood and which he believes was educated out of him for a long period. [more]
002 : 16 Oct 2008
A Parable… Take yourself back … back to before you were born … back to imagine yourself as the first child to have heard a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale … or one of the first to have heard Jesus "speak in parables". How would you discern the meaning of a parable hearing it for the first time? Today we have a complete change of pace for a lead commentary on Catholica. Francis Brown presents us with a modern Australian parable. You, Dear Reader, are presented with the challenge of discerning its meaning. Enjoy… [more]
001 : 03 Oct 2008
Francis Brown shares the story of his spiritual journey… The lengthy discussion thread in our forum last week "Why so cognitive?" started by Nicholas (See post#17017), set Francis Brown off on his own spiritual reflection. He wasn't sure how it might fit with the flow of the thread and emailed it to the editor for a second opinion. It's a pretty frank confession of his own spiritual journey and fits so well with our desire here at Catholica to encourage the "sharing of our stories" that we asked Francis if he minded if we ran it as a lead commentary… [more]
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August 09, 2011
I really like the look of this jacket - very pretty colour (Royal Pain Gingham) I have worn it on a sunny day, a rainy day and a snowy day in Australia. On the sunny day, I unzipped the pits and it was comfortable all day. On the day it rained, it held up keeping me dry all day. I only got wet at the end of the sleeves (as there is no thumb hole thingy so my sleeves would ride up sometimes when I fell). On the snowy day it kept me toasty and warm. It has a nice high chin section to keep out the rain and snow. It doesn't have many internal pockets though (none with zips). There is just one for your ID, a large one with a velcro closure and a slot where you would put your lift pass (a clear pocket that you can pull out). On the outside there are only two external pockets with zips. It has a powder skirt and the jacket can also be attached to your pants. I didn't have compatible pants so I don't know how effective it is. Overall, a great jacket which I love.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use, Great valueSweet!
February 15, 2013
Got this one for my girl. She's not into the board culture and she was hesitant at first, but she totally changed her mind the first time she wore it when the snow storm came - she loves it now! Thanks Altrec, sweet!
Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Great valueDecember 13, 2012
Awesome...fastest shipping ever. Will always shop here first.will always order from here My new favorite. My favorote jacket at such. a great price. I will always check this site first.
Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Great valueGood jacket, True to size
February 22, 2011
I'm 5'4" and 100lbs. I usually wear a small but I ordered an x-small because other Burton jackets I have ordered were a little large. Unfortunately for my this jacket fit exactly like an XS. This is a great jacket and I would recommend it to anyone.
Love this jacket!
February 14, 2011
Just got back from a weekend snowboarding in freezing conditions on the east coast. I stayed nice and toasty without wearing a heavy fleece underneath and just a couple of layers of base layers. Probably wouldn't wear it during the spring season because it'd probably be too hot. I love the styling of this jacket, but I probably wouldn't wear it out in nyc since it does still look like a snowboarding jacket. Got a size small (5'5 and 125 pounds) and it fits just right, with plenty of room for a heavier fleece for layering. Feature wise, the pockets weren't an issue for me and the hood fit over my helmet perfectly. Overall, no complaints!
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February 21, 2011
First off, the gold digger color is a little brighter than the picture shows, but I think I like it more! Its slightly baggy in the arms but that is key for flexibility on the slopes. I'm 5'7, 130lbs and I got the small, which fits great. The elbows are reinforced and the length is perfect (can you tell I fall a lot?) I love the high neck too! I've only had the chance to wear this in slightly warmer temperatures (30-35F) but it wore really well.
January 31, 2011
I was looking for a jacket that was warm, but also allowed me to move for snowboarding purposes and this jacket fulfilled both aspects. I was expecting the jacket to be more of a 'shell' than a insulated, warm jacket, but I was pleasantly surprised as to how warm it is
Not Enough Pockets
December 31, 2010
There is no outside chest pocket, no inside pockets at all except one tiny one that looks like it's for an ID (on the inside of the chest area). There are two outside zip pockets, but that's not nearly enough cargo room in my opinion. It's a shame because it seems really warm and wind/waterproof. I'm returning it.
October 13, 2011
I love Burton but was disappointed with the new 2011 style of this jacket. The stripes on the light blue are much less subdued as shown in the picture. While the XS fit well, the puffy pockets gave the jacket a bulky appearance while the extremely large buttons almost seem out of place. Almost seems like the style should have been made for a 10 year old.
Cons: buttons are too large, bulky pocketsApril 26, 2011
Great Jacket! I have worn it through rainstorms, snow and on warm days. This coat is amazing! I love Burton Snowboarding jackets they always look and fit great. The Sig Fit is awesome, not too loose or too tight. The warmth is unbelieveable and it is so comfortable. Looks great in the city or on the slopes.
great purchase
October 28, 2012
It is warm and waterproof though it is a little thinner than my expectation. I just wore once and I don't know its performance in heavy rains or storms yet. I hope it can resist the sandy storm tomorrow!!!BTW, I like the raisin color!!!
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Performance, Ease of use, Great value, Cons: thinI love this!
April 07, 2012
This is my favorite jacket! I wear it even when its already spring just because I know I'll miss wearing this once its start to warm up really soon. Awesome for snowboarding!
Pros: Great design, Performanceworth it for the price
August 30, 2012
ordered the heathers jacket in M. im tall but very thin, and ordered the medium cuz people suggested it ran small. for me it seems to be big. the jacket isn't a nylon material, more of a twill type material. it has lots of pocket, so thats great, and zippers to unzip under the arms in order to give you some venting in the event you are hot. i definitely wish it had more of a girlie cut to it . . .it almost looks like it could be a guys jacket. my husband isn't fond of it for that reason, but for the price, i think its worth it and will be keeping it.
Pros: lots of pockets, venting zippers, Cons: not a girlie fit to it.Beautiful Yellow Color
February 27, 2011
I tried on most of the Burton coats in the Burton store. This coat was unavailable in store, but compared to the others, it is slim but has some space for extra layers. This jacket is really warm/insulated!! I like that when it is zipped up, the neck area accommodates a neck warmer and the neck layers of under jackets, the delirium stays tight, but not restrictive like a neck brace. I bought a size SMALL, I am 5'9" , 130 lbs, slim build The chest was a very tight part in my jacket, and i only have a 34B. It was tight, but not a deal breaker. I was able to snowboard and move freely without restrictions, I hardly noticed when I was moving. There were plenty of pockets! I think the people who wrote there were no pockets, they were looking for things wrong. The front hand pockets are soft & lined and perfect angle for hanging your hands in
I really wanted to like this jacket...but
December 08, 2012
However, I think this would be a great jacket if it was made with a different fit. This jacket was huge in the shoulders and very very long through the arms and I have larger shoulders and a average arm length. So, if you have small shoulders this really might not work for you. It fits kinda like a mans jacket on. I just wish it was designed with a better fit in mind for women. Had to send this one back. But, no problems their as Altrec is great with returns and customer service. Just was not the right fit for me.
Pros: Build quality, Great value, Cons: Bad designBurton Jacket
October 07, 2013
I bought this coat for my daughter (14 years old). She loves it (color - purple and fit - slim, not bulky). The sleaves are a bit long. She has not worn the jacket yet due to the weather not being cold. I will update my review after she has worn it a few times.
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Ease of use, Cons: outer material textureAmazing!
April 30, 2011
This jacket is AMAZING! It's sooo cute and fits great. It doesn't fit too snug but its not too loose. I'm 5'4 and I weigh 110 lbs, I got the xs and its perfect! This jacket is great for all kinds of weather and you will look great in it! The only negative I have about this jacket is that the sleeves are a little long. You won't regret buying this jacket. :)
January 24, 2011
Okay, this jacket is sickkkkkk. AND - it looks amazing, and hot. So many jackets these days are f'ing ugly with all the extra fabric everywhere and pointless ugly buttons. NOT THIS ONE!! it's beautiful. I've been looking for months for a jacket and finally settled with this one. And the satin lining is comfortable and pretty. THERE IS AN INSIDE POCKET! Don't listen to those fools, they just couldn't find it! it's velcro and you can actually see it in the pic. Burton does that sweet hidden inside pocket. The tall collar and flap help with wind protection for your face! I got the royal pain - awesome color, very pretty with blue eyes =) Sweet jacket overall. Hope it lasts me for years and years
excellent jacket, style and comfort
September 17, 2011
i got this jacket for my birthday, dec 5th, last year. i've skied with it in Montana, Vermont, and Alaska:excellent jacket! It keeps you extremely warm and the button up at the neck blocks out wind from your face. Goggles and hat fit nicely within the hood. I love this jacket because I can confidently wear it skiing in the mountains, but it's a great street jacket, just wearing around campus or walk to the grocerie store. Only tiny little not really complaint i have are the pit zips; a little stiff in the armpits. But with enough wear i think they'll loosen up a bit :) great jacket! got mine in Medium, True Black
Pros: Great design, Build quality, Lasts forever, Performance, Ease of use, Cons: none!nice but runs too big
October 16, 2013
I wanted to love this jacket but it's going back due to the size, I am 5'3" 125lbs, athletic build and ordered a small, the sleeves are way too long and the jacket is just way to big. I think this is made for a taller person. Nice jacket, nice features, but I am not confident on the warmth of it.
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February 16, 2011
I really liked the coat, it is a good, warm and comfortable coat. The only downside of ordering online is that you can't fit it so I wasn't sure which size to get, but the size was about right. The color looked a little different than it did online but it was still a nice color.
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Population (2011): 1,435
Established: Feb. 17, 1899
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The victory gives Santa Rosa the #1 seed coming out of the Pacific Coast. Snake River takes #2, and ORSU, which beat San Jose Sunday for 3rd, takes the #3 seed. "We felt we could have gotten more points," said Snake River Head Coach Mike Saunders. "We had a kickable penalty and chose to quick tap it." Snake knocked on in-goal. "We felt we could have come away with three or five points there," Saunders said. In the second half, Santa Rosa dominated possession, pinning Snake in their own end for most of the 40 minutes and inching closer with a try to make it 19-18, and then the winner. Hooker Ian Davis, who had an outstanding game in all facets of play, deservedly got the try. But Snake had a chance to come back. An interception put them right on Santa Rosa's doorstep. But the Californian team's defense was just good enough. "This was an exciting a match as I have been a part of," said Santa Rosa Coach Alan Petty. "We really had to work hard because Snake River is a very good team. I think we're just as happy that we don't have them in our bracket. I could see them getting to the final four." Flanker Bryce Paulson and flyhalf John Muchow were instrumental to the Santa Rosa effort, Muchow especially in the second half when his boot helped his club dictate field position terms. But it was their hard work preventing the possible winning try that stuck with Petty. For Snake there are no regrets. "We lost to Portland in our first game of the season, but after that we kind of got our act together," said Saunders, who team's effort was led by prop Izander Kotze and flanker Bart Johnson. "The guys worked hard and we got some good results. We had some injuries at the end of the season, and now we're just going to get healthy and get ready for Nationals. We've been to the Pacific Coast playoffs 15 times, and I think this is only the 6th time we've made it to the national tournament. We know it's hard, but the competition is only going to get harder." |


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This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
The debate is often not about evidence, but about making sure that others do not transgress our interpretive boundaries and insist that we're wrong. We've bitten from the tree of knowledge and we love its taste.
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
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Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
This ongoing series written by historian Ted Davis begins with a brief synopsis of his personal background, and then goes on to reveal his passion for debunking "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."
Barkley suggests that material creation is not the end of our understanding (as Naturalists think), but a beginning that unveils the majestic and power of a Creator who loves us.
While the specific "how" of our being made into the image of God will probably always remain a mystery, the Bible and creeds are clear on the "why" of our creation: we were made to worship the Lord, and be in relation with Him and each other.
Pastor Joseph Barkley of Ecclesia Church extols the greatness of the God who has brought forth incredible works and engaged humankind in relationship. In the first part of the sermon "Over and Above Naturalism," Barkley admires the factual knowledge unlocked by science, and yet reminds the Church that those material descriptions fail to answer the question of ultimate significance.
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You know, I would, give this place a higher rating but our site (#1) did not have sewer, it was bit difficult to find and the owner didn't even know he was in the TL directory. There is no laundry on site, but down at the gas station there are 4 washers in need of repairs and only two dryers. There is a store carrying a small inventory of supplies and a food grill. Apparently an electrician did some work on site #1 and covered over the hole and it cannot be found. Site #1 is a quite unlevel as well, but the views are incredible. I wouldn't call this a "campground" per se. Its basically a meadow with hook-ups. There are four sites used for overnighters, the rest are used for long-termers. The owners are doing a great job of making it RV friendly. The showers and bathrooms inside the shelter are in great shape. In the main room, there is a bar (they serve beer and $1.00 set ups. You bring your own hard liquor. ), pool table, juke box, your typical country hangout. The place gets rave reviews from the locals. We camped there because we have relatives that live in Vergas. We would stay here again mainly because of the views and the owners. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Signs and directions to get into this campground are very poorly done. The sign at the gas station verifies camping and when we went in they said we no longer own it. We finally ended up at a tavern and the man at the counter said his friend recently took it over and he needed do make some new signs and clean things up. When the manager showed up he took us to an all grass site where water had been shut off and said our levelers would need support under them because of the soft grass. We did that in a fairly unlevel site. It was quiet since we were the only non-permanent people there. They claim 50 some sites there but I sure didn't see anywhere near that many. Access to many near lakes was a high point. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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This campground is in a very nice country setting not far from 4 beautiful lakes and the quaint little town of Vergas MN. Sites are well spaced and easy to get in and out of. Owner is very accommodating. There is a little pub on the property that is a gathering place for the friendly locals and visitors. Campsite is adjacent to beautiful farm fields with lots of room to roam and wonder... Very Quiet! Peaceful and serene setting. Spent the evening listening to the Loons and later watching the stars from a very pleasant campground not polluted by a bunch of mercury vapor street lights. About one long block from the local gas station / convenience store. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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Jul 18 2012 by Chris Bratt, Heswall News
A BIRKENHEAD woman was among five brave fundraisers who took to the skies to raise money to support the fight for a new inquest into the death of 15-year-old Hillsborough victim Kevin Williams.
Janet Rathbone, from Birkenhead, Hillsborough survivor Steve Hart, his brother Tommy Hart and teenagers Ryan Peters and Nicole Kelshaw took part in the charity skydive in Lancashire last weekend.
Janet, 44, who is friends with Kevin's mum Anne Williams, has been helping to raise funds for the past six months by organising raffles and a weekly car boot sale.
Any money raised will help to finance the continuing legal fees that are required to demand a new inquest for Kevin as well as helping Hillsborough survivors to make their claim for trauma money.
The battle for a new inquest for Kevin, which began after an online petition received over 100,000 votes, will seek to contest the accidental death verdict that was given in the original inquest in 1991.
Kevin's mum Anne insists her son was still alive at 4pm and had not died by 3.15pm as the original verdict stated.
She believes that if this was the case it would mean that Kevin's life could have been saved if he received basic medical attention that was at the time being blocked by the police who prevented ambulances from entering the ground.
Janet said: "I've raised over £1000, but there were four other jumpers, so whatever they've raised will all go towards one cause.We're raising money for justice for the 96 Liverpool fans."
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Writing a JSONP service in ColdFusion
Earlier this week I blogged on JSONP (What in the heck is JSONP and why would you use it?). If that terms means nothing to you, be sure to read that article first. I thought it might be useful to talk about how you could write a ColdFusion API to support JSONP (as a producer I mean, for other people to use your API).
As we know (or hopefully now!), ColdFusion 8 made it very easy to serve JSON via Ajax. Consider the following method:
2 <cfset var s = {}>
3 <cfset s.name = "Raymond">
4 <cfset s.age = "35">
5 <cfset s.suaveness = randRange(50,150)>
6 <cfreturn s>
If I wanted to expose that structure in JSON, all I'd need to do is change access to remote and specify JSON in the URL. I'd request it like so:
The returnFormat there simply asks ColdFusion to convert the structure to JSON before sending it back to the client.
Ok, so what about JSONP? JSONP stands for JSON with Padding and that presents a problem to us. We can't just return a JSON string, we have to return a JSON string plus the padding, which is a function call. ColdFusion does support a "Don't do squat with my result, just return it" version - you just change returnFormat to plain. So given that, here is how I'd build support for JSONP:
3<cffunction name="getPerson" access="public" returnType="struct" output="false">
4 <cfset var s = {}>
5 <cfset s.name = "Raymond">
6 <cfset s.age = "35">
7 <cfset s.suaveness = randRange(50,150)>
8 <cfreturn s>
11<cffunction name="remoteGetPerson" access="remote" returnType="any" returnFormat="plain" output="false">
12 <cfargument name="callback" type="string" required="false">
13 <cfset var data = getPerson()>
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16 <cfset data = serializeJSON(data)>
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19 <cfif structKeyExists(arguments, "callback")>
20 <cfset data = arguments.callback & "(" & data & ")">
21 </cfif>
23 <cfreturn data>
I've added a new method here, remoteGetPerson. Normally this would call an application scoped CFC, but in this case my method resides in the same file. I serialize the data and then - optionally - wrap it with the callback. Arguments.callback is expected to be a function named defined in your client side code.
Notice that I hard coded the returnFormat. In the past I've recommended against that. I've said that the caller should request a format and the CFC method should be neutral - but in this case we are specifically building in support for JSON or JSONP. I made the padding optional - well - for no good reason I guess. I noticed Yahoo supports JSONP in their requests, but allows the callback function to be optional. Since JSON is just string data, it will work fine with returnFormat=plain.
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7function runTest() {
8 var surl = 'http://www.coldfusionjedi.com/demos/jsonp/test.cfc?method=remoteGetPerson&callback=?'
9 $.getJSON(surl, function(data) {
10 var res = 'Name: '+data.NAME+'
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11 res += 'Age: '+data.AGE+'
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12 res += 'Suaveness: '+data.SUAVENESS
13 if(data.SUAVENESS > 100) res+=' (Rico-worthy)'
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15 $("#result").html(res)
16 })
19$(document).ready(function() {
20 $("#testBtn").click(runTest)
27 <input type="button" value="Test" id="testBtn">
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This is a simpler version of what I wrote for InsideRIA. I've added a simple button that, when clicked, runs a call to my CFC method. Now obviously this is in the same domain so JSONP is overkill, but in theory, folks could download the code (fix the jQuery reference - yes - I know I need to switch to Google CDN!) and still be able to run it.
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1) I used jQuery in the example above, but you could use any other framework of your choosing. As long as you use jQuery. Kidding. (Not really.)
2) Using Firebug to test? (Of course you are!) I was surprised to find that these Ajax requests do not show up under XHR. I had forgotten that JSONP works by injecting script blocks into your page. Just switch to Net/All or Net/HTML and you can see the requests.


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In this powerful new video, Juliet Schor scrutinizes what she calls "the new consumerism"--a national phenomenon of upscale spending that is shaped and reinforced by a commercially-driven media system. She argues that "keeping up with the Joneses" is no longer enough for middle and upper-middle class Americans, many of whom become burdened with debilitating debt as they seek to emulate materialistic TV lifestyles.
Drawing on her academic research, Schor explains the cultural forces that cause Americans to work longer hours and spend more than they can afford in order to participate in a consumption competition with others. The video illustrates with numerous examples how more and more products are being used as social communicators to demonstrate material success. The Overspent American challenges the inevitability of the consumer lifestyle by proposing alternatives to the work and spend cycle that has so many Americans feeling trapped and unfulfilled. The video draws attention to--and ultimately raises serious questions about--the costs (both financial and societal) of relentlessly searching for happiness and identity through consumption.
Sections: The Cycle of Work and Spend/ The Stretching of Reference Groups/ The Visible Lifestyle/ The Costs of Overspending/ Getting Off the Consumer Escalator
Producer & Editor: Kelly Garner Executive Producers: Loretta Alper & Sut Jhally
Juliet Schor, a professor of Sociology at Boston College, is the author of The Overworked American: The Unexpected Decline of Leisure and The Overspent American: Upscaling, Downshifting and the New Consumer. She has co-edited The Golden Age of Capitalism: Reinterpreting the Postwar Experience, The Consumer Society Reader, and Sustainable Planet: Solutions for the 21st Century. Her research over the last ten years has focussed on issues pertaining to trends in work and leisure, consumerism, the relationship between work and family, women's issues and economic justice. Currently, she is working on a project dealing with the commercialization of childhood. She is also a board member and co-founder of the Center for a New American Dream.


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