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I am trying to get the collar off of the rockshaft rod that the lift plat attaches to.
I can't seem to get the spiral spring pin to drive out.
Any suggestions?
Removing spiral pin
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Removing spiral pin
I am trying to get the collar off of the rockshaft rod that the lift plat attaches to.
I can't seem to get the spiral spring pin to drive out.
Any suggestions?
Re: Removing spiral pin
Kroil or PB Blaster.
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Re: Removing spiral pin
Thank Don,
It has been soaking with PB Blaster for a few hours so far, I'll see if it is better tomorrow.
Re: Removing spiral pin
Also use a straight punch to drive it out. Use one that just barely clears the hole. A punch thats tapered won't work. Grump
David Dee Mock-Leonard
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Re: Removing spiral pin
Still no luck getting it to budge.
It is a 5/16" pin and my straight punch is only 1/4".
I'll pick up a 5/16" punch and see if it helps.
I even hit the punch with a 5 lb. sledge, the vibration hurt and the pin didn't budge.
Re: Removing spiral pin
Is the pin a roll pin or a spiral pin? I have drilled out roll pins.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Removing spiral pin
Those pins can break and you have to line the pin up or it won't drive out. I never done this but I know it happens and the rock shaft will appear to work till you get a load on it.
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Re: Removing spiral pin
It is a spiral pin, the parts list call it a 5/16" x 1 1/2" coiled spring, it looks like a rolled up newspaper.
Re: Removing spiral pin
I finally got the pin out!
I found a 5/13" punch and had my son hold it with a pair of vise grips and hit it with a 5 lb. sledge hammer until it moved, once it moved it came out just fine.
Now, if I can just get the collar off of the shaft, I can't get a puller in the narrow gap between it and the frame
Re: Removing spiral pin
Dave, I don't know if this would work in your situation, as I know nothing about CC's. When I was struggling to get an outer cone off the front spindle on a Cub, Ralph suggested using an air chisel and working around the outside till it loosened. Worked well there.
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New York
3.53/5 rDev +34.7%
Poured from a 24 oz can into a Pilsener glass.
Beer is pale gold but not so pale as to be virtually clear. Towering head formed which receded to leaving plenty of lacing.
Aroma: Grassy, bready. There are some sour, musty notes.
Mouthfeel: ok.
Taste: Thick bready malt with a slight kiss of hops. A nice bitterness is counterbalanced by just a touch of sweetness.
Notes: 14 years in Rochester and this is my 1st Genny! This easily beats any BMC product.
07-20-2011 17:22:38 | More by fx20736
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North Carolina
1.63/5 rDev -37.8%
Wow I had this for the first time while in Western NY at my wifes hometown local bar,one of the worse beers I had had in some time.Poures a fizzy yellow color with almost no head,not much smell what there is is very unpleasant almost skunky.Taste is awful something sour hits ya right as it enters the mouth than fades to this watery fizzy tasting mass.Incredably bad will never even think about getting this again.
11-25-2003 14:53:09 | More by oberon
2.6/5 rDev -0.8%
Genesee Beer 4.5% alcohol 12oz can. Looks like a nice macro can beer with red, gold and white notions.
A- Pours an nice and crisp crystal clear yellow haze of bubbley fluid that produces a frothy head that leaves a quarter inch lacing.
S- Cooked corn and grain with mild dextrin upfrond on the nose. Light skunky hops are noticablie.
T-M- Taste is harsh corn grain and massive amounts of dextrin malts. Sweet but a nice mix of adjunct flavor to meld the carbonation of a smooth mouthfeel and nice drinkablity.
D- I could drink the amount given to me.
03-06-2011 07:14:18 | More by wesbrownyeah
New York
3.38/5 rDev +29%
This is our hometown yellow beer. Now that's something to say, as there aren't too many hometowns left that can make their own yellow beer.
There's no sugar coating it. At BeerAdvocate, you come looking for information and insight on something other that this type. However, don't hate on the Genny.
If your looking to get a lot of suds for the softball team when they come over to burn some dead animal products, this is the shite for you. Beats spending twice as much on Bud. Besides, High Falls has spent some $23 million or more on sophisticated process control equipment. So this is some of the best made yella stuff arond.
If you're going to buy yellow beer, buy something that's not going to go to keep Bud controlling everything.
09-07-2004 03:05:32 | More by rugbycritic
2.25/5 rDev -14.1%
09-10-2012 23:16:03 | More by Dangerrangerjas
2.1/5 rDev -19.8%
Bright golden, thin white sticky lace. Aromas of light grain and veggie smells in the background. Light and even bodied, smooth mouthfeel. Malt flavours are weak. Hop flavour has a quick flash of lemon, then dies. After this all of the flavours hit adjunct city all the way to the finish which is pretty clean and boring.
A very bland beer. Not impressed at all.
07-15-2002 16:53:57 | More by Todd
1/5 rDev -61.8%
I have had bad beers in my day but i had the misfortune of trying this. It was in my friends step-dads frige, i was so used to seeing budlight i noticed something different, he said his buddy brought it down from new york. eager to have a beer other than bud/zepherhills light, i asked if he would mind if i had one. to my misfortune he said sure, that it wasnt available here, only up north. seemed hermless enough, but the first taste was putred.Horrable disgusting taste, couldent even finish it. got half way and dumped it and went for the bud. if it's better than bud it's got to be bad. nearly imposable to drink.
07-05-2004 06:52:28 | More by twi1609372
3/5 rDev +14.5%
08-26-2014 01:36:47 | More by Jpinoniemi
New York
3.5/5 rDev +33.6%
Presentation: It was poured from a tall 24oz can into a tall mug.
Appearance: The body has a nice deep yellow to light golden color with great clarity. Up top a quickly fading bright white head settles down to just a thin ring of foam at the edge of the glass.
Smell: Not much to say here, just some light grassy and wet hay like hops with some corn flake like cereal notes.
Taste/Feel: On the palate it slides right down with an average easy drinking light feel. It has the classic American Adjunct Lager flavor, leaning more to the corn like cereal like sweetness. This quickly drys out in the finnish.
Notes: This is an average cheap blue collar/retro beer and one that I have had many of.
11-24-2011 19:51:02 | More by generallee
2.5/5 rDev -4.6%
11-25-2011 08:17:16 | More by TimoP
3.43/5 rDev +30.9%
Presentation: 12oz can with a red, white, blue and black coloured label. No freshness date.
Appearance: Straw in colour with a thin spotted white lace, leaves thin uneven rings of head sporadically down the glass.
Smell: Thin but agreeable malt smell with a cooked corn nose. Light fragrant hop that could be hard to miss within the clean aroma.
Taste: Light bodied with a well structured and integrated smooth mouth feel and crisp carbonation. Grain and cooked corn on the tongue with a sharp carbonation and tingling hop bitterness that takes advantage of the lightness of the beer for a bit. All around clean palate from the lagering (cold conditioning) of this beer. On the dry side with a grainy and bitty flavour of both six row barley and corn stomping through the finish.
Notes: Beats Bud hands down IMO, comparable to other American lagers of the sort. Sadly this beer is not as big as either of the big three Macro beers of the US.
04-16-2002 22:25:18 | More by Jason
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +43.1%
Given the fact of what expenses are today, I`ve been looking for a "Go To Beer" Well, I`ve found it!! For the longest time I`ve shyed away from Genesee beer. Thats because the price is so ridiculosy inexpensive, I figured it must be awful! Man was I wrong!! Theres no way Im going to compare this to a craft beer, as that would not be the fair thing to do. Compared to BMC, I think this beer has got it all over those boys easily!
Drank it straight from the can, no metalic taste whatsoever. There is no aroma to this beer, But hell that sure beats being welcomed by the "Skunk"!
Tastes like an AAL, but much better. Its not at all overly sweet, And has a bit of hops notes in the finish.
Mouthfeel is light and refreshing, But drink it ice cold. As it warms up you will get the adjuncts gracing your palate.
Overall Im very pleased, and find this a very easy beer to drink! No bad aftertaste even after having several of them. If your`e on a tight budget, and cant always afford a craft beer, definitely give Genesee beer a go!! You just cant go wrong for 13.99 for a 30 pack!!
08-21-2011 02:46:36 | More by startreker
4/5 rDev +52.7%
07-28-2013 13:49:32 | More by westcott
New York
3/5 rDev +14.5%
11-15-2011 05:46:39 | More by mjtiernan
New York
2.98/5 rDev +13.7%
40 oz bottle, a touch warmer then fridge temp due to the ride back from the ghetto supermarket. $2.00 for a 40. poured some into a pint glass strictly for review purposes, but drank the rest from the bottle.
pours a super clear pale yellow color. a pretty big 2-3 finger soapy, fizzy, pure white head. pretty weak retention, faded pretty quickly, but definatly not as quick as most macros. lots of active bubbly carbonation visible. a touch of lace. towards the end of the glass there is no head at all.
smells of sweet corny malts. maybe a hint of some lager funk but thats about it.
taste is not too offensive. tastes of sweet corny malts again, grainy malts, and your typical lager funk. an ever so touch of floral hop flavor.
mouthfeel is light with a little bit of a watery feel, but again, not as bad as some of the mass produced macros, seems to have a bit more to it. too much carbonation, very fizzy on the tongue. leaves a lingering adjunct flavor in the mouth.
drinkability is about as good as any macro. goes down easy, but just not the most flavor in the world.
this beer has a lot of sentimental value for me. grew up watching my dad and his friends drink this. kind of local for me. its worth a shot buying this due to its really cheap price. to me its better than most of your big name macros, and hey, you cant beat the price. one of the cheapest beers i know of.
07-25-2010 01:56:26 | More by dogfishandi
2.05/5 rDev -21.8%
$6.99 a 12 pack brown bottles.
A: Pours a bright golden yellow with a decent initial head and significant carbonation. Some lacing as it goes down. Appearnace is Genesse beer's strongest point. It LOOKS like it is good.
S: A bit hard to pinpoint sweet, syrup.
T: Bitter, alcohol, corn, syrup.
M: Not good. Water and alcohol.
D: I drank about 1 case over a 6 week period. I can no longer drink it.
This beer was in my "Recession Refreshin'" beer group with other sub $10 a 12-pack beers. It starts out ok, but after a few you really begin to taste the corny alcohol flavor which just isn't good.
06-05-2008 21:27:48 | More by ShrinerMcBitey
2.41/5 rDev -8%
Yellow pour, decent clarity, nice white head that had decent retention and lacing. Above average for an AAL. Aroma was non descript cereal grains and corn. Slightly sweet. Nothing in terms of hop aroma.
Taste, bitter, but no hops? Very metallic. No malt flavor or consistency. Corn is the most developed flavor, and its not necessarily a good one.
Mouthfeel is just carbonated water. You gotta be a local or accept advertising money to think this is good.
06-11-2013 17:00:25 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
2.15/5 rDev -17.9%
Appears filtered clear "golden" with a white fizzy head including nice scattered webs of lacing across my faceted mug. Aroma is light sweetness definitely some adjuncts present with a slight touch of hops, clean overall. Taste contains a crisp rolling gingery sweet not bad but decent bland but solid flavor. Balanced and cheap and better than most macros in my opinion. Mouthfeel is lighter bodied but not thin there' some decent fluffy texture here from the carbonation. Drinkability well, much better beer exists but I would still settle for this over most macros like I said, a cheap high quantity type brew.
09-01-2003 06:30:43 | More by WVbeergeek
New Mexico
2.75/5 rDev +5%
06-21-2014 01:37:13 | More by LXIXME
New York
2.93/5 rDev +11.8%
24oz can poured into a snifter. Canned on July 9th 2013 according to the julian dating.
A: Pours a clear light golden with a fluffy dense white head. Bubbles start popping in the middle of the 2 finger head making it dissipate fairly quick. Average visible carbonation. Actually leaves some nice lacing.
S: Aroma you would expect from this style beer. Reminiscent of the mainstream adjuncts. A light malting with very mild hops.
T: Light flavor, pale malts and a touch of hopping. A sweetness to it that permeates throughout but does not overpower.
M: Light body with a good amount of carbonation. Crisp and refreshing finish that makes it an easy drinking beer. Just a touch of stickiness from the sweet malts but it helps prevent any harshness at the end.
Overall with the brewery right up the road this is one cheap brew thats fresh and cold. Beats most of the other adjuncts out there in flavor.
08-16-2013 00:55:04 | More by CloudStrife
2.95/5 rDev +12.6%
Is this a giant can of beer for $0.99 I see before me? Yea.
While I tried a Genesee/Dundee offshoot private label the other week (Port Republic Lager, review to follow if I can locate my notes) this is my first straight-up taste of Genesee. Saw it in an old package store I hadn't visited in a while, and what the hey it's always fun trying new stuff.
Poured into a pint glass; fairly standard gold water with heavy carbination and loads of suds. The head evaporated a bit, but some lingered longer than I expected. Looks like an AAL.
Smell was sweet, adjunct-y. Some grass notes as well. Smells like an AAL.
Here was the surprise; this didn't taste as bad as I was expecting. Sure, the usual suspects of corn, malt, dextrose and so on, but not overly sweet, not overly grainy from addatives either. Probably much closer to what American lager beer tasted like before BMC overtook the landscape.
The mouthfeel was very good. Very easy drinking and no aftertaste at all. No finish either, but to be fair you're not savoring something like this. A campfire/yardwork/payday isn't until next week kind of beer. Sessionable for sure. $2 and change will set you up for a while.
Overall, it looks like an AAL, smells like an AAL, but tastes a little better than one. I personally like a nice change up for IPAs and Belgian ales now and then, so I'd go for this again.
08-12-2011 19:49:36 | More by Groucho75
3/5 rDev +14.5%
12-20-2012 19:14:40 | More by zzombie
3/5 rDev +14.5%
02-18-2013 23:07:14 | More by BamfBacon
2.84/5 rDev +8.4%
This is THE beer that I grew up on being from upstate NY. My late father always had Genesee on hand and probably knew that his boy was perhaps sneaking a beer or two. I consider this to be my "baseline" adjunct lager.
A - A very pale straw color with a somewhat weak and fleeting head.
S - Very adjunct dominated with cooked grains.
T - Different than others of this type but cereal dominates with a surprisingly clean finish.
M - Since the carbonation lasts throughout the mouth feel is almost tangy.
O - This is a great hot day beer. Considering what it is it isn't too bad. I'll take a Cream Ale or 12 Horse over a Genesee Beer but I won't turn one down if it's all there is.
01-16-2014 10:14:12 | More by Retroman40
North Carolina
3.13/5 rDev +19.5%
Pours a pale golden yellow with a loose, foamy, bubbly, white head that has little retention. The nose is grainy with very faint, grassy hop aromas. The taste is smooth and less grainy than expected. It's subtle straw and decent bittering hops. The mouthfeel is heavily carbonated, crisp, and light.
This is definitely a drinkable beer. You could put away a lot of these. Ultimately, however, if you're looking for flavor and intricacies go elsewhere.
12-01-2011 10:18:21 | More by tdm168
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My friends and I have recently started using trail bikes to explore and access more remote areas and have stumbled upon this dilemma. Have any of you ever tried to make a rack suited for crash pads or seen one? For the moment I am just wearing it on my back but the weight distribution causes balance problems. Also sits too high to clear trees comfortably. Vrooom vrooom!
Wouldn't a lightweight trailer like a mt bike trailer be best? Or you you on too rough terrain for that?
Way too rough for that. But a trailer is what one friend is getting for road travel to local developed crags.
Doesn't that create a significant sail effect on the back of a bike, or are you not getting enough speed to be a factor?
Anything under 30 is fine. I want the rack for stability.
Thinking about the problem for a minute, a sissy bar turned sideways and (or even wider triangle) slide the crashpad over it such that the bar rides up inside the folded side and bottoms out on the pad hinge (does this description even make sense). Then some way to hold it on to the sissy bar. That would make the narrow profile of the pad be inline with the bike. (note I am not a motor cycle rider or a heavy user of crash pads, but I do like to solve problems).
As you've mentioned you don't want the pad to stick up too high (for balance and clearance issues), and you also need to remember that you can't cover up your brake light/signals. It it were me riding, I wouldn't want it mounted such that it has a big wind profile in either direction...especially sideways (even a small sideways gust on a relatively high mounted pad wouldn't be fun). Given this, I would probably make a rack like this, where red is the rack and green is your pad. This wouldn't be hard to fabricate, and it could also act as a luggage rack when you don't have the pad.
I would just wear the crashpad and not go over 15 mph. Seems to be the cheapest way!
Ian, thanks for the pic. That is the general concept my friend and I were leaning towards. We are going to try and fab a prototype soon. PS: this is for offroad use trail riding. Max speeds of 40 mph.


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Three young people were injured, including two who were airlifted to the hospital, after a crash on Tuesday afternoon in Stewart County.The Tennessee Highway Patrol says 19-year-old Jessie Cramer, of Paris, TN, was driving a 2008 Chevy Cobalt south on U.S. 79 near Bumpus Mills Road in Dover when the car crossed into the oncoming lane and struck a guardrail about 4 p.m.Cramer and his 14-year-old sister were transported by medical helicopter to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.Another passenger, 21-year-old Brittany Weldon, also of Paris, was transported to Gateway Medical Center by ambulance."Yes it is very hard to hear as a mother to hear that it's little ones like that," said Dover resident Karen Frederick.THP said charges are pending an investigation, and no further information has been released.
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The Bears are hoping to salvage the career of Jets castoff Vernon Gholston, the sixth overall pick in the 2008 draft.
Gholston, who was released by the Jets in March, agreed to with the Bears on Friday, and the team confirmed it has agreed to terms with 10 other players.
The Bears announced the additions of DT Anthony Adams, Gholston, WR Sam Hurd, P Adam Podlesh, LB Nick Roach, TE Matt Spaeth, RB Will Ta'ufo'ou and WR Roy Williams.
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Roy Williams, a former Cowboy and Lion, Gholston, Ta'ufo'ou, Hanie, Bell and Edwin Williams agreed to one-year deals, while Adams and Roach will return on two-year deals. Hurd and Spaeth signed three-year deals, and Podlesh's contract is for five years.


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Donaire getting gets Credit for OSDT
Donaire getting gets Credit for OSDT
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I finally watched the Fight Game with Jim Lampley and I was a little disgusted that he insinuated Juan Manuel Marquez might had been on PEDs and Donaire has set the standard for Olympic testing. I wasn't upset that Donaire was mentioned as the poster child of PED testing, what I was upset about was the fact Mayweather's name was never mentioned. Before Floyd no one talked about strict blood testing. He started with I believe Juan Manuel for the first drug testing. People actually called him a coward for demanding strict drug testing. You would think people would had been behind better testing in boxing with the history of steroid use in the sport. It really did shock me how Donaire is getting credit for OSDT in all his fights. I know he gets tested year around and kudos to him but to not mention Floyd as the starter of blood testing is a joke and slap in the face to Floyd. All of a sudden Lampley and everyone else is now demanding harder drug testing because Manny got caught with a great counter punch. The hypocrisy in boxing is amazing. Just because the Golden Goose got laid to rest boxing is now corrupt. Maybe I am tripping but you can not give credit to a guy who followed another guys example, the media picks their heroes no matter what history says...and Columbus discovered America.
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If you are talking about 147 then that would be Guerrero, I would rather Kim Kardashian have my last name than watch that fight, I rather listen to a 2 Chainz record than watch that fight, I would rather see Vanilla Ice in concert to watch that fight. Now if we are talking about 154 then he has Canelo, but Canelo doesn't fight guys one weight class below him, he fights light weights and jr welter weights. K9 and Trout are no names and Floyd ain't fighting for free. Sergio is too big so who would you suggest he fight? If you say Pacquiao not only would I tell he has to wake up from his slumber but that fight is over.
Donaire is getting a name and what better way for him to get a name by be the cleanest guy in the sport? Ironically Lampley did not bring up the fact that Conte was in his corner and had been advising him, but Memo is suppose to be the mysterious cloud over the whole Manny TKO? Manny got caught with a counter any skilled boxer would have not lunged into a counter puncher at a side angle with their hands down. Maybe Freddie Roach should go back and rethink his teaching technique because so far he has been taking Ls. The Filipino Flab is going to be the new poster boy for OSDT I promise. Floyd gets my respect for calling a spade a spade early in the game. Now everyone is acting more surprised than a virgin founding out that she is pregnant because the make has been lifted from The Manny Experience. An exciting brawler with few boxing skill and great match making.
Wth are you talking about bro? This a donaire thread, I was talking about him. Yea he's testing big whoop, id be impressed if he was fighting top guys not testing.
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Wth are you talking about bro? This a donaire thread, I was talking about him. Yea he's testing big whoop, id be impressed if he was fighting top guys not testing.
My bad yo, I thought you were talking about Floyd, the way it was written but I totally agree with you about Donaire the Filipino Flab, guy fought Arce and I and I am suppose to swoon? Get the heck up out of here with that. I honestly do not know why people are so in love with this cat.
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First, the concept of a girl (a high school junior) trying a "cave girl" experiment for the science fair struck me as wildly funny. Not because I don't think high school girls wouldn't try this; but because there is a huge "paleo" trend happening. I put this book on my to-read just for that concept alone.
Second, Robin Brande knows the subtle and complex layers of the female high school psyche. Yes, yes. She's female, so at some point, she was A) a girl, and B) in high school; but as adults we usually forget the complexity of the teenage years. Maybe she just remembers better than I do.
Third, her characters aren't perfect; but they aren't broken dolls, either. There's stress and angst and emotion that moves the story and Cat forward.
Finally, I have one complaint. Where does Cat find all the time for school, work, research, cooking for her family, exercise, and sleep? This is the one aspect that never rings true for me. This doesn't ruin the book for me (obviously); but I spent a large portion of the novel wondering if she carried a time-turner.
For her Science class Cat decides to try and live like the cavemen did, so she modifies her diet radically and gives up all modern conveniences.
I picked this book up because Meg Cabot praised it on her blog, and I was glad I did! Cat's struggles as an overweight but ambitious teen really struck home for me--and her struggle to survive (literally, at times!) her science project was riveting! I wish I could demonstrate the strength she shows in "living like a primiative homo erectus" for a year, but I just love my Pepsi Max a little bit too much....
I really enjoyed this book. An unhappy and extremely overweight girl decides to take back her life and dramatically shed the weight by eating only those foods that would have been available to early hominids. Cat is a character that is so real and flawed that I couldn't help but relate to her.
I read a review for this book more than 2 years ago that pretty much said great things. So, when I saw this at my library, I immediately picked it up. I'm so happy I did because I absolutely loved this book!
The book starts out with Cat getting an assignment, an assignment that is known around the school to give students a meltdown for how important it is for their grade. At the end of the year the students take their project to a science fair. For the assignment the students have to draw a picture and come up with a project from the picture.
Cat draws a picture of early hominids. So she decides that she is going to start living like the early hominids did. No processed food, no soda, no internet or TV. This is going to be hard for Cat because all she eats seems to be junk food. But she's determined because this year she is going to beat her ex best friend at this science fair.
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When we see God within ourselves and others, being kind is natural.read more
If we look honestly at our mistakes and listen within for guidance, we will discover our true identity as an unlimited spirit.read more
This incredible short film shares an Indigenous Native American Prophecy that links all of life and the future of our planet.read more
We are here to praise and enjoy God with body and soul, mind and heart, with song and word, with hands and feet.
We are here to give because of the abundance God has given us, to share with each other, and to receive, because God has created us to depend on each other.
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Bonhoeffer believed that in the future a religionless Christianity—stripped of its religious garments—would be limited to two things: prayer and action.3 He believed that through these two acts Christians would learn to see the world from a new perspective, with the eyes of those at the bottom of society—the people that Matthew called "the least of these." For Bonhoeffer, prayer—especially intercessory prayer—becomes important because it creates a powerful sense of empathy and solidarity with the people one brings before God. This, in turn, motivates one to engage in "righteous" action—the seeking of justice in human society.read more
In A Joyful Path, Year Two, we focus on some of the main tenets of Progressive Christianity and Spirituality, giving our children the foundation they need to walk the path of Jesus in today's world. It has stories and affirmations written to help children clarify their own personal beliefs while staying open to the wisdom of other traditions.read more
Jesus wants his disciples to know that their betrayal, their breach of covenant loyalty, did not dissolve the covenant, did not result in their rejection. They are loved and accepted. This is where we all have to start or, perhaps, come back to – that we are accepted in spite of all our failures and betrayals, that we are accepted even though we do not deserve to be accepted. But to claim acceptance for ourselves means that we have to claim acceptance for everyone else. God's gift of peace is not just for our group, it's for the cosmos, and we who have heard that word and accepted it, are called by God to spread that wordread more
I see Jesus in every human being.read more
The Right Moral Way has not changed over time and remains psychologically sound. In a "Psychology Today" article entitled 'The (Only) Seven Spiritual Principles We Need to Succeed', Karl Albrecht reveals traditional key values for moral living that are still crucial in contemporary times.read more
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Brooklyn, N.Y. – Passers-by in Union Square were more likely to smile and make eye contact with people from their own ethnic group when asked for directions, Long Island University students have found.
People of Asian heritage were friendlier to Asian strangers than to whites, and whites were nicer to white strangers than to Asians, the students found. They based their conclusions on interactions with 360 people over three Saturdays in July and August.
The four LIU Brooklyn students – Elizabeth Brukson, Pak Ho Wu, Winnie Lin and Melanie Tan, all members of the campus Honors Program – will present a poster of their study, "How Do I Look? A Study on the Impact of Physical Appearance and Human Interaction," Nov. 8 at the National Collegiate Honors Conference in New Orleans.
The students originally set out to see whether strangers would be put off by unusual clothing, such as the "Goth" style of dress. One student wore Goth clothing while another dressed conservatively, and the strangers' responses were videotaped.
The researchers quickly realized their ethnicity was a bigger issue, said Elizabeth Brukson of Brooklyn, a student in the Ph.D. in pharmacy program. Asians were more cooperative when approached by Asian students, and the same was true of whites.
"What we found was that yes, ethnicity does play a role," Brukson said. "It was interesting to see that correlation." The researchers considered the possibility that language played a role, but it did not alter their conclusion.
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Eagles Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, with initiation.
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Transplantation of liver cells, or hepatocytes, could potentially cure many of the 100,000 Americans with genetic diseases in which the liver fails to produce molecules essential for survival. In other severe liver diseases, hepatocyte transplantation might also help patients stay alive long enough for a liver transplant. However, the supply of hepatocytes from adult donors is only enough for a few of the patients who need them. Many more patients would be saved if we could derive transplantable hepatocytes from human stem cells. To fulfill this promise, we need to overcome four main problems: 1. The ethical dilemmas surrounding stem cells derived from human embryos. 2. Cell purity: Making sure that the cells injected into the patient are not contaminated by unwanted types of cells that can develop into tumors. 3. Rejection of transplanted cells by the patient's immune system. 4. The extraordinary fragility of hepatocytes, which makes them difficult to work with, and to keep alive in the laboratory. Only the last of these problems is specific to hepatocytes. The others are common to most research on stem cells. We recently demonstrated a new technique that addresses each of these problems. The new system is inherently designed to minimize the number of unwanted cells. It minimizes stresses on cells, and may help to keep hepatocytes alive longer in the laboratory. Unlike most current techniques for deriving desired types of cells from stem cells, the new system produces similar results from several different lines of stem cells. That ability to work with a wider range of cell lines may ultimately make it easier to provide transplantable cells that are genetically compatible with the patient's immune system. In addition to the embryonic stem cells used in much of today's stem-cell research, the new system also works with a special type of stem cell, called human parthenogenetic stem cells (hpSC). hpSC are derived from unfertilized eggs, so that they do not involve destroying a human embryo. They can also be produced in a special genetic form, called HLA-homozygous stem cells, which offer an alternative strategy for overcoming problems of immune rejection. Our results show that this system can produce high-purity cells that perform some of the functions typical of liver cells, have similar structures and produce some of the same proteins that are hallmarks of hepatocytes. The proposed program aims to show that this new technology can produce fully mature, functional hepatocytes. In pursuing this goal, we will be testing new methods to control the process of transforming stem cells into a desired type of cell. If successful, this program will not only take a key step toward the transplantation of liver cells, but demonstrate new approaches to the problems of ethical controversy, cell purity and immune rejection that stand in the way of other potentially life-saving applications of stem cells.
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This project will benefit California patients, provide new revenue sources for California's healthcare industry and expand California's biotechnology industry. The research will lead to the derivation of liver cells that can be transplanted into patients. Liver-cell transplantation may cure genetic diseases in which the liver fails to produce molecules essential for life. These diseases affect 100,000 Americans, roughly 10,000 of whom live in California. Transplanted liver cells may also benefit the nearly 4,000 Californians now waiting for a liver transplant . Cures for these patients will save lives while contributing to California's healthcare and biotechnology industries. However, this program's benefits go well beyond liver disease. California scientists are now working intensively with human stem cells because of their potential to cure many intractable diseases including diabetes, liver disease, retinal disease, Alzheimer's disease, muscular dystrophy, Parkinson's disease and many others. Many of these potential cures depend on the derivation of functional cells - liver cells, pancreatic islet cells, retinal pigment cells and others - that can be transplanted into patients. Two key problems holding back progress in all of these areas are the rejection of transplanted cells by the immune system and the danger of creating tumors because of unwanted cell types that contaminate the transplanted cells. This program will demonstrate new methods to overcome both of these key problems. These methods will help California scientists to develop new products to cure a wide range of diseases. These new products will benefit California patients with these diseases, and provide new revenue sources for California hospitals and clinics based on the new modes of treatment. The new products will also create a new industry based on the production, marketing and distribution of transplantable cells derived from stem cells. Much of that activity will happen in California because so much of the world's biotechnology industry is based here. The new stem-cell products will be sold worldwide, bringing new sources of income into the state. Research using this program's new methods will also generate California-based intellectual property that will be licensed by stem-cell researchers around the world. This intellectual property will increase the valuation of California research organizations, leading to increased investment, employment and tax revenues. In summary, this program will benefit California by providing a new source of transplantable liver cells that can cure metabolic liver disease and assist patients waiting for liver transplants. It will benefit the state even more by demonstrating new methods to overcome the problems of cell purity and immune rejection that are currently impeding the development of California's stem-cell industry.
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The goal of this application is to use a novel three-dimensional (3D) differentiation device to derive functional, mature hepatocytes from multiple lines of human embryonic and human parthenogenic stem cells (hESC and hpSC). To develop this device, the applicants will first determine the critical components required at each stage of differentiation into hepatocytes. Then, a protocol for derivation and cultivation of functional hepatocytes will be developed. Finally, the optimized differentiation protocol will be tested to see if it yields functional, mature hepatocytes. The reviewers agreed that the proposal aims to overcome a significant bottleneck, the need for transplantable human pluripotent stem cell-derived hepatocytes, and that the approach aims to address the problems of cell purity, immune rejection and cell fragility that stand in the way of many stem cell applications including the transplantation of stem cell-derived mature hepatocytes. The reviewers commented that the basic notion of recapitulating the three-dimensional architecture of the liver to create mature hepatocytes is an attractive experimental approach, although not particularly innovative. However, while the overall goal is significant, reviewers were not convinced that the proposed studies or the device would significantly improve current methods to generate human hepatocytes from embryonic stem cells. In addition, reviewers questioned the scalability of the device for large-scale purification of hepatocytes, and hence, the translatability of the approach. They concluded that this application would not have a significant impact in advancing the use of human hepatocytes for regenerative medicine. Reviewers were unenthusiastic about both the proposal's preliminary data and experimental design. They commented that the preliminary data do not demonstrate any advance beyond the current state of the art, or support the goal of differentiating human pluripotent cells into transplantable hepatocytes. This lack of supporting preliminary data cast serious doubt on the likelihood of success of the proposal. Reviewers described the overall strategies, methodologies and analyses as well-reasoned but not particularly well developed. Important details were missing throughout the experimental design. For example, it is unclear as to what quantitative measures will be used to determine if the aims and objectives of the project have been achieved, making it difficult to assess if substantially meaningful results will be generated. In addition, there are no potential pitfalls discussed or alternative plans identified. The omission of details throughout the description of the experimental design significantly reduced the reviewers' confidence that meaningful results would be generated. The Principal Investigator (PI) is qualified to oversee the project, although there is no obvious track record in liver biology. The research team is integrative and complementary and provides the expertise and commitment necessary to carry out the proposed studies. In summary, this application proposes a 3D cell culture device to derive fully mature hepatocytes for clinical transplantation. Although the reviewers felt that the application addresses a key bottleneck, they raised several serious concerns regarding the lack of compelling preliminary data and absence of detail in the experimental design that led them to doubt the likelihood of success. They also viewed the proposal as not sufficiently innovative. This application was therefore not recommended for funding.


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...this gives the opportunity for other players to now compete in this market....The bottom line for Adobe is $$,and the expectations of the market on how much they make each quarter. If in a year or so, the $$ flow isn't as anticipated, well, something will give...
Time will tell if this was a huge mistake on Adobe's part. Honestly, I have to go back to the days of "New Coke" to think of a company that has done something like this – taken a successful, market-dominating product and made a significant change that alienates a large base of customers.
Obviously Adobe knows they have stumbled and they are trying to find a way to fix it without completely abandoning the Creative Cloud model (which might be just too embarrassing for them to swallow). The question is, will they be able to backtrack sufficiently to protect their market share, or are they so arrogant that they think no one can possibly compete with them?
I strongly suspect that one of the first things Google may have done after learning about this was pay a visit to Corel. With Nik they have a foothold in the market and they certainly have the financial resources to buy up Corel and develop it into a truly competitive product.
I think it is also interesting how companies that were completely dependent on Adobe have pivoted so quickly to emphasize expanded stand-alone options (onOne being a good example).
Personally, I think I'm in a good position. I've got the full CC suite locked in at $20/month for a year and I have a perpetual license for CS6 as a backup. I can wait and watch how the market shakes things out and in the meantime have access to a whole lot of programs to try out over the next year.


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Police say footprints in the snow helped them solve a recent rash of business burglaries in Liberty.
Officers used the tracks and video surveillance to arrest 19-year-old Zackary S. Jackson.
The Liberty Disaster Relief, a thrift store and food pantry, is one of seven businesses that recently had to replace a smashed door or window.
"You never know when you wake up in the morning what your day is going to be like," said Doug Perry, the director of Liberty Disaster Relief.
Perry used his cell phone to capture the moment he found that someone smashed their way into his store. Repairing the door cost several hundred dollars.
The thrift store helps fund a homeless shelter and a food pantry that feeds 2,000-3,000 people a month.
"We are a little ministry trying as hard as we can to serve a lot of people. So even a few hundred dollars affects our budget and kind of hurts a little bit," Perry said.
The burglar left behind the rock used to enter the store and much more.
"Probably the first reaction I had when I got here was, 'he left footprints all over the place,'" Perry said.
Police said they followed footprints in the snow to Jackson's mother's house.
"When we do see footprints leading away from a crime scene, we are going to follow those. Sometimes they have lead us to the identification of suspects," Capt. Andy Hedrick said.
According to court records, Jackson's mother eventually told police she recognized her son in surveillance video from another burglary at the Northstar Garden Center.
After his arrest, Jackson admitted to breaking into the garden center, the Personal Touch engraving shop twice, as well as a home off Shepherd Road and the Liberty Disaster Relief, court records state.
"I think people need to be held responsible. I'm glad that they caught him, and he'll hopefully get his head on right and grow up to be something," Perry said.
According to court documents, Jackson tried to run from police when they pulled over a car that he was riding in.
Once in custody, police say he admitted to five burglaries in Liberty and another burglary in the Kansas City area.
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1. Gale to Present ADVANCE Update Wednesday
Peg Gale, principal investigator on Michigan Tech's NSF ADVANCE grant and dean of forest resources and environmental science, will present an open forum on the final report for the University's "ADVANCEing the Face of Michigan Tech" project.
The forum is open to everyone and begins at 1 p.m., Wednesday, May 23, in Memorial Union Ballroom A.
To learn more about the project, visit Tech's
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2. Wanted: Information about "The Women of Tech" for Alumni Reunion
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A special event to celebrate the Women of Michigan Tech will be hosted by the Alumni Association and the Presidential Council of Alumnae during this summers Alumni Reunion, August 2-4.
A presentation highlighting the achievements of our alumnae is being compiled, and any facts that members of the campus community have about this group would be welcomed.
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3. Correction
John Gagnon's book "Lake Superior Profiles: People on the Big Lake" is not yet on sale at the Campus Bookstore. The bookstore expects to have it available Friday, May 25.
4. Michigan Tech Hockey Announces 2012-13 Schedule
by Wes Frahm, director, athletic marketing and communications
The Michigan Tech hockey team will play a 35-game schedule in 2012-13 that will include 17 home dates and 28 WCHA contests.
Highlights of the schedule include home-and-home series against both Upper Peninsula rivals, Lake Superior State and Northern Michigan; the 47th annual Great Lakes Invitational, which will be played outdoors at Detroit's Comerica Park Dec. 27-28; the Huskies' annual Winter Carnival series Feb. 8-9; and 12 games against teams that were in last year's NCAA Tournament field.
Tech's 92nd season of intercollegiate hockey will begin Oct. 6 with an exhibition against Brock University of St. Catherines, Ontario. The regular season will start Thursday, Oct. 11, at Upper Peninsula rival Lake Superior State. The Lakers return the game two days later in Houghton.
Tech's WCHA schedule opens with defending MacNaughton Cup champion Minnesota coming to the MacInnes Student Ice Arena Oct. 19-20.
Other league home series will be Nebraska Omaha (Nov. 2-3), Minnesota Duluth (Nov. 30-Dec. 1), North Dakota (Dec. 14-15), Bemidji State (Jan. 18-19), Alaska Anchorage (Feb. 8-9) and Colorado College (Mar. 8-9).
Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan will play two mid-week contests--one in Marquette on Tuesday, Dec. 4, and the other in Houghton on Tuesday, Feb. 12.
The Huskies' WCHA road series will be at Denver (Oct. 26-27), Bemidji State (Nov. 16-17), Wisconsin (Dec. 7-8), Minnesota Duluth (Jan. 11-12), Nebraska Omaha (Feb. 1-2), Minnesota State (Feb. 15-16) and St. Cloud State (Mar. 1-2).
"This will be a challenging schedule," said head coach Mel Pearson. "The WCHA will again be very strong from top to bottom, and we're looking forward to our non-conference games. It's important to continue to play our UP rivals.
"Having been part of three outdoor games in the past, I know the GLI will be a unique experience for our players and a fun event for our fans and alumni."
Michigan Tech will play Michigan Dec. 27 in the GLI semifinal, then face either Michigan State or Western Michigan the following day.
All three of those teams, plus Minnesota, Denver, Minnesota Duluth and North Dakota were in the NCAA Tournament a year ago.
Michigan Tech returns 21 players from last year's team that went 16-19-4 and advanced to the WCHA Final Five.
5. On the Road
Professor Mari W. Buche (SBE) and graduate student Gareth Johnson (ME/MBA) traveled to Green Bay, Wis., to attend the Midwest AIS annual conference May 18-19. They presented "Inter-sourcing: Partnerships Between Businesses, Universities and Student Interns." Buche, treasurer of MWAIS, also participated in a panel discussion on the future of the Midwest AIS organization and chaired a session on organizational issues relating to information systems.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- No one is more excited than Robbie Hummel about Purdue's NCAA tournament game against Saint Mary's on Friday.
Hummel has missed the tournament the past two years because of two anterior cruciate ligament tears in his right knee. He's looking for a big finish to his career after coming back to average 16.7 points and 7.1 rebounds and to make the All-Big Ten first team this season. He scored better than 21 points a game in February.
Saint Mary's coach Randy Bennett gushed at his news conference Thursday when Hummel's name was brought up, calling the 6-foot-8 forward a "legend."
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Moynihan is the current chairman and yesterday's announcement is an affirmation of his appointment under the governor's new authority to appoint the board chairs at each of the state's 15 community colleges.
The governor's community college plan, supported by the Legislature and included in the FY13 budget, calls for a more integrated, effective community college system that is responsive to both local and statewide employer needs.
Moynihan retired last year and most recently served as the Chief Probation Officer at Haverhill District where he was responsible for implementing the policies set forth by the Probation Commissioner and First Justice of the Court and oversaw a staff of nearly 25. He has previously served as a Line Probation Officer and the Social Service Coordinator and Director of Security at Haverhill Housing Authority.
He graduated from Northern Essex Community College with an associate of arts degree, attended Boston State College where he earned a bachelor of science degree in law enforcement, and attended Anna Marie College where he earned a master's degree in criminal justice. He has been a member of the board of trustees at Northern Essex Community College for over four years.
"Northern Essex was a stepping stone for me, leading to further education and a challenging career, and it's an honor and a privilege to be chosen as chair of the college's talented board of trustees," Moynihan said.


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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) It was a sort of homecoming for Jimmy Whitehead Wednesday night when UW-Stout traveled to La Crosse to play the Eagles.
The UW-Stout guard and former Aquinas star was playing in his first and likely only collegiate game in his hometown.
Whitehead scored 16 points last night.
He's been averaging 15 and a half points a game this season, his first at Stout since transferring from Minnesota State-Mankato.
"I just look at it with no regrets. Every game I've gone out and played my hardest. Sometimes I'll reminisce about the high school days. I remember just that toughness that Coach (Rick) Schneider taught me and how to the play the game of basketball. Everything he taught me I'm going to bring and use for the rest of my life," Whitehead said after his Blue Devils lost to UW-L 63-55.
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