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Union Bank of India has offered E-banking facilities to its customers. To get the E-banking facilities of this Bank, one should have bank account in Union Bank of India as well as ATM Card. For this purpose, you have to activate NetBanking in Union Bank of India first. Account holder should go through official website of Union Bank of India and follow these easy steps:
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Tips for How to Activate NetBanking in Union Bank of India:
At first visit: Union Bank of India website
1. Click on the Retail User Banking button available on the left side of home page of website for creating user id and password.
2. After opening user creation page, Account holder have to write ATM Card number and its Pin Number, Account Number, Pan Number, Date of Birth and other relevant information as asked in the form. For creating both login id and password select view and transaction option and after filling correctly all the details, click on submit button.
3. After pressing submit button a window will open. here, you can see your Name. Here, you have to click on continue button.
4. After this step, you have to set your login Id and Password and then press submit.
5. After two days of successful submission of this application, Bank will send Email and SMS on your registered mobile for using Internet Banking facilities. Account holders are required to inform concerned bank about Email id and SMS before applying for E-banking facility.
6. After getting this confirmation message one should change his password and can get facilities of online banking.
You can click the link to go to the online banking page of Union Bank of India:
Account holder should not disclose their password to anyone.
Now you can take all online facilities of e banking like checking Transaction History of your Account, viewing Statement of Account details, Payment of Utility Bills and Insurance premium, Money transfer to own account or another person's Account, ask for Cheque book and it's status, Booking Airlines and Railway Ticket, Recharge of Mobile etc.
For other relevant details one should go through the official website of Union Bank of India or contact on customer care on the number of 1800 22 22 44 or contact to the nearest branch of Bank.


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Sri Lanka vs South Africa 4th ODI Highlights Watch Online. Sri Lanka (SL) vs South Africa (SA) Highlights 4th ODI Cricket Highlights played at Kimberley, South Africa on 20 Jan, 2012. Watch SL vs SA, 4th ODI Cricket Highlights. Sri Lanka vs South Africa Highlights 4th ODI Kimberley 20 Jan 2012. Watch Sri Lanka vs South Africa ODI Cricket Highlights.
It's that time of the series, when you wish there was a mercy rule. South Africa have already ensured their trophy cabinet will have an addition, and Sri Lanka are empty handed in a fourth consecutive series since the 2011 World Cup.
After losing the World Cup final, Sri Lanka have endured a miserable nine months on the field, although they are talented and hard-working side. Despite spending nearly eight weeks in South Africa, their batsmen have not got used to the conditions or the opposition. Their bowlers have lacked the killer instinct possessed by the merciless South African attack, and the area of their game that needs the most improvement is the fielding, where the lack of energy has been alarming.
That said, Sri Lanka have improved in every ODI and will feel it's about time they were good enough. The sports ministry has asked for an inquiry into their poor performances and Tillakaratne Dilshan will have to motivate his players to put in two good showings before they head home to face the music.
With the prize already won, South Africa will want to show they can maintain their intensity. The next two matches offer them a chance to test new combinations and give the reserves a run.
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I now also have the same irritating problem, here's my setup:
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1) I have the music playing over the fm-transmitter, primarily to prevent the fm transmitter from timing out and switching itself off, which is another annoyance.
2) I then flash up ovi-maps, as soon as ovi-maps plays any sound, whether voice or safety camera warnings etc, it plays ALL sound through the phone speakers including music, whilst the car stereo goes completely quiet.
This phone is perfectly capable of running both satnav sound and music simultaneously over the fm transmitter, and must be a software issue, but is a fix within the capabilities of a user or do we (joe bloggs in the street) have to wait for a software update either through ovi-maps or the phone firmware?
If it's the latter, then i'll be withdrawing a pension when it happens, as my n97 handset is vodafone branded (I & many others have been waiting for 5 months for them to finish wrecking nokias update), and i'm very reluctant to risk bricking it through debranding. Vodafone must either have their priorities elsewhere, or they need a fire lit under their **bleep**.
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Can you check the link to the betalabs post please, I get a 404.
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July 23, 2012 in Basement, Landscaping by Joe
Haven't started working on the kitchen as of yet but we managed to get a couple of things done.
The most important thing that was accomplished was getting my studio area setup and unpacked. No work means no pay for me, and I think I ran out of money a week ago. So I was very glad to get things going again and get back to work. I think my customers are happy as well
My work area still needs a ton of organizing and some rearranging but it's up and running. I'll deal with those other pesky details when I find myself sitting there staring at my work table in a blank stare with no inspiration in sight.


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Firefighters were called out to a house fire on West Franklin Street around 6 p.m. on Saturday
Lt. Thomas Paquin of the Holyoke Fire Department told CBS 3 that when they arrived to the scene, the third floor attic was completely consumed.
The house is a total loss.
Paquin said the department considers the fire to be suspicious, as no electricity is currently running into the building.
The incident remains under investigation.
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The flu is causing worry nationwide tonight. It came early and strong and it's already claimed lives in several states.
Tennessee remains in the red for a high number of cases. And while the Centers for Disease Control announced Friday we may have seen the worst of it, you may still be at risk.
"We've seen high levels of activity for the last two or three weeks," said Dr. Kelly Moore, medical director of the Tennessee Immunization Program.
Like much of the country, flu season hit Tennessee early and hard with nearly 8,000 cases reported statewide in the first week of 2013. Six hundred and six of those were in Davidson County. And while cases have dropped off over the past week in Nashville, Moore warned now is not the time to let your guard down.
"The flu is going to continue for several weeks to come even if we're at our peak right now. It will still be out there and you will still be vulnerable," Moore explained.
In fact, officials said flu season could stick around through February and possibly into March. That's why Moore strongly urges those who haven't gotten the flu shot to get vaccinated. She especially encourages those considered high risk to get vaccinated, including the elderly, young children and people with chronic illnesses like heart or lung conditions, diabetes, obesity as well as liver and kidney disease.
"Influenza is a good vaccine but it's not a perfect vaccine," Moore said.
But Dr. William Schaffner, an expert on infectious diseases, warned it's not a cure all. He said people who get this particular vaccine can still get the flu.
"It's about 62 percent effective ... which means that it completely prevents influenza in many people but in others what it does is reduce the severity of influenza. It reduces the chance of complications ... pneumonia, hospitalization and death. If you haven't had the vaccine, run, do not walk and get it."
Now if you do get the shot, keep in mind it takes about two weeks for you to get the most protection.
If you get the flu, there are things you can take like Tamiflu to ease your symptoms. But doctors say the best medicine is to stay home, get plenty of rest and drink lots of fluids.
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Pirates Notebook: Littlefield's price too high?August 7, 2007 9:00 PM
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Tuesday's results
INDIANAPOLIS (59-56) won at Louisville, 2-1. RHP John Van Benschoten (8-4, 2.28) pitched seven scoreless innings and allowed six hits. He struck out six, walked one, hit a batter and threw 75 of 107 pitches for strikes. 1B Steve Pearce (.357) hit his 27th home run -- second with the Indians -- and went 2 for 3 with two RBIs. He has 100 RBIs, only the second player in all of the minor leagues to achieve that this season. SS Brian Bixler (.288) went 1 for 5 with a double.
ALTOONA (59-54) won at Portland, 6-1. RHP Yoslan Herrera (6-6, 4.47) allowed one run and six hits in seven innings. He struck out one and walked none. 1B Jason Delaney (.292) went 2 for 4. 3B Neil Walker (.288) went 1 for 4 with an RBI. CF Andrew McCutchen (.251) went 0 for 3 with a walk and steal.
LYNCHBURG (47-63) lost at Salem, 7-2. LHP Kyle Bloom (9-9, 4.79) allowed six runs in five innings. CF Pedro Powell (.245) went 2 for 4 with his 52nd steal.
HICKORY (55-57) was off.
STATE COLLEGE (23-24) beat Lowell, 12-2. RHP Nic Suero (2-3, 3.28) allowed one run in six-plus innings. 3B Miguel Spain (.238) hit his first home run and went 3 for 4 with a double and four RBIs. LF Marcus Davis (.264) hit his seventh home run and went 1 for 3 with a walk. DH Andrew Walker (.272) hit his first home run and went 2 for 4. 1B Justin Byler (.318) hit his fourth home run and went 2 for 3 with three RBIs.
BRADENTON (17-23) swept a doubleheader from the Reds, 7-6 and 14-3. In the first game, RHP William Kelly (0-0, 9.00) allowed six runs, three earned, in four innings. In the second game, LHP Eddy Nunez (3-2, 3.26) allowed two unearned runs in 5 2/3 innings. For the day, 1B Alex Vargas (.319) went 4 for 6 with two doubles and four RBIs.
PHOENIX -- Dave Littlefield has a reputation for seeking sky-high prices in trades and, as a result, turning off those with whom he is trying to deal.
The Pirates' general manager often has rejected the charge, but two recent events lend it some credence, each involving a potential move for shortstop Jack Wilson ...
First, Toronto expressed interest in upgrading over Royce Clayton, even if that meant waiting until after the season. The Pirates and Blue Jays spoke in July and, as multiple sources confirmed, Littlefield asked for third baseman Troy Glaus, Toronto's premier power hitter, in return.
One of those sources yesterday revealed that J.P. Ricciardi, the Blue Jays' general manager, was so taken aback by the proposal that he immediately tuned out regarding Wilson.
That might explain why Ricciardi, on July 23, took the unusual step of mentioning another team's player publicly when he told the Canadian Press, "We have absolutely no interest in Jack Wilson. None."
Clayton, by the way, was released yesterday.
Next came the Detroit Tigers, who, unlike Toronto, offered to take on all of Wilson's contract that has $14.25 million guaranteed beyond this season.
The deal on the table at the July 31 non-waiver deadline would have netted the Pirates one of two 21-year-old pitchers, Jair Jurrjens or Dallas Trahern, and another prospect in the Detroit system. Littlefield apparently asked for a major-league player on top of that -- outfielder Craig Monroe was mentioned -- and the Tigers pulled back.
Still, talks are not dead, as the teams are believed to have had contact yesterday morning.
Jurrjens, in the meantime, is fresh off his two finest outings of the season for Class AA Erie and yesterday was named Eastern League player of the week after striking out 10 in a complete-game shutout. Overall, he is 6-5 with a 3.32 ERA, 90 strikeouts and 30 walks in 106 innings.
Such production at that age is superior to any pitcher at any level of the Pirates' system.
Wilson has been hot, too: In the six games since the July 31 non-waiver deadline, he is 11 for 20 with two home runs and seven RBIs.
"You can look at it two ways," Wilson said yesterday. "If the Pirates are willing to trade me, then I'm going to go out there and show what I can do. If the Pirates aren't sure, I'm going to show why they should keep me."
Another national game?
The Pirates' Sept. 8 home game against the Chicago Cubs is being listed as a 3:55 p.m. nationally televised game for Fox on that network's Web site.
Officially, though, the first pitch remains set for 7:05 p.m., as no one has informed the Pirates of a switch.
Although Fox has the right to shift a limited number of games for its national broadcasts, the Pirates can be expected to resist this one because the University of Pittsburgh has a football game against Grambling at noon that day at Heinz Field. That could wreak havoc not only with traffic but also with staffing, as the two North Shore stadiums employ many of the same service workers.
Nady makes progress
Outfielder Xavier Nady finally showed progress with his strained left hamstring, but he still missed his fifth consecutive start.
He ran at Chase Field yesterday, and his sole limitation was some discomfort on the push-off. That, manager Jim Tracy said, was enough to keep him out because of the stadium's big gaps and fast turf that demands outfield speed.
"Over the next couple days, we could see him back in the lineup," Tracy said.
Chacon held out
Shawn Chacon did not appear as the eighth-inning setup man last night because of some minor stiffness in his neck. That problem flared early in the season, too, but it is not seen as serious.
Buried treasure
The Pirates still are going with an eight-man bullpen, though Tracy allowed that could change before the team gets to San Francisco for the weekend.
Funny how these things blossom: Two offseasons ago, the Pirates lost out to Arizona in free-agent bidding for outfielder Eric Byrnes, the Diamondbacks signing him to a one-year deal worth $2.2 million. Yesterday, with Byrnes having established himself as one of Arizona's top performers, he signed a three-year extension worth $30 million.
John Wasdin, a starter with Class AAA Indianapolis who had two stints with the Pirates this season, has been placed on the minor-league disabled list because of an unspecified injury.
Utilityman Matt Kata, designated for assignment last week, cleared waivers and joined Indianapolis.


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Classic red polish? Stow until fall. Trendy tropicals? Toes only, please! Natural, unpainted nails are chic but not over-the-top. And isn't that what summer's all about? Get down to basics with these simple hints.
Prep time
Remove old paint, then trim and file nails to fingertips. "Short lengths are easier to keep clean," says Jan Arnold, cofounder of Creative Nail Design in Vista, California. Next, wash underneath tips (wet nails may split if clipped or filed).
In the buff
Look for a buffer with a lightly textured side (it shouldn't feel grainy like a file) and a softer, suedelike side. Swipe the textured side across the nail two or three times to smooth it; repeat with the untextured side to make it shine. ("A squeaking sound signals you're done," Arnold says.)
Luster that lasts
As nails start to dull, you can touch them up, using only the buffer's soft side. Do a full buff twice a month at most. Constant sanding can weaken the nail plate.


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Tune in to AUX's Brit Invasion marathon and win a Blur box set
by Ashley Carter
August 18, 2012
On August 25 and 26, celebrate AUX TV's British Invasion marathon weekend with the best Brit-rock and Brit-pop from the past 40 years. Featuring movies, documentaries, live performances, interviews music videos, AND A BIG HUGE CONTEST featuring Blur's recently released box set, Blur 21: The Box (available for purchase here).
Spanning 21-discs and including over 5 ½ hours of previously unreleased material, Blur 21: The Box collects together the remastered and expanded editions of all the albums, four discs of Blur rarities, three DVDs of live performances and rarities, a collectable 7″ single and a hard-bound book – all housed in a super-deluxe material-covered box. Each box will also include a code to download all the audio contents as high-quality mp3s. Take a tour below:
In order to win this sweet, sweet prize pack, all you have to do is tweet some version of the following and tell us what you're looking forward to most during our British invasion weekend (hint: the trailer for the weekend is directly below… along with an even more blatant list of featured films! You can't lose!):
I can't wait to see [INSERT MOVIE TITLE] during @AUXTV's Brit Invasion marathon http://bit.ly/PoyNSG
Just make sure you're following us on Twitter so we can DM you if you win.
Weekend Features
The Who: Live at the Isle of Wight – Saturday Aug 25 @ 5:30PM
Rock City – Saturday Aug 25 @ 9 P.M.
The Beatles: From Liverpool to San Francisco – Sunday Aug 26 @ 10 P.M.
The Rolling Stones: Truth & Lies – Saturday Aug 25 @ 11PM
The Killing of John Lennon – Sunday Aug 26 @ 11 P.M.
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IL staff members made a trip up to Syracuse this past weekend, checking out the Orange men's basketball team, currently the top ranked team in the land.
It turns out that the Orange are breaking out a little something special tonight from Nike as they take on Boston College in an ACC matchup. The Orange will don retro Nike uniforms, which speak to the tradition of the program. We know the Syracuse lacrosse team likes to show up for at least one game each season wearing throwback unis. How cool would it be to the see the men's lacrosse team outfitted in something like you see below?
It's been a while since we dug into the awesome content Nike's churning out across the college sports landscape. Read about the Orange's retro Nike uniforms below in the following press release and check out the photos courtesy of NikeInc.com.
As the nation's top team, expectations for the Syracuse University basketball program couldn't be higher. The best record in school history (25-0) combined with the rich hoops legacy established in 1900, have brought international attention to the private university located in upstate New York.
Coach Jim Boeheim's 38-year reign has given the Orange a distinct flavor that comes full circle with new Nike Hyper Elite Dominance uniforms bridging SU's heritage with advanced Nike innovation.
Boeheim's trademark 2-3 zone defense, uptempo offense, classy leadership and unwavering program pride span four decades and many different uniforms. He's been the consistent thread from past to present and took pride in working with Nike Basketball to revive classic elements of past uniforms.
The iconic cursive script 'Syracuse' across the jersey chest debuted in 1984 with the arrival of Dwayne "Pearl" Washington; both symbolized the dawn of a new era. The script is an indelible trademark of SU hoops that excites alumni and fans to this day, 30 years since its debut. It returns on the Nike Hyper Elite jersey for Wednesday's matchup against Boston College, with Washington in attendance.
From a technical standpoint, the jersey features the classic rounded neckline, lightweight sphere fabrication, with flocking detail at the interior of the neck for sweat management. It includes a new, articulated armhole to maximize range of motion.
At Nike, it's the small design details that matter. The new navy blue Hyper Elite Shorts remix past with future and feature trim details reminiscent of the 2002-03 uniform shorts worn by SU's National Championship team. The block letter 'S' on the sides have appeared on a variety of shorts through the decades and remain on the current uniforms.
The short has been re-engineered to flex with the player as he makes roughly 1,000 cuts or directional changes during the course of his game. Laser-perforated design elements and a lightweight ventilated waist help maximize cooling. The Nike Hyper Elite basketball shorts are made of 100 percent recycled polyester and the jerseys are made of at least 96 percent recycled polyester — saving an average of 22 recycled plastic bottles per uniform.
The contrasting jersey-short colors are bold, yet strategic; a symbolic tribute to Syracuse's 1918 team that was top in the country. That memorable team wore dark jerseys and light shorts while becoming the Helms Athletic Foundation national champion.
As Coach Boeheim and the Orange take on Boston College in search of their 26th win, the new Nike uniforms represent Syracuse University's distinct basketball tradition remixed with modern innovation.
For more from Nike, visit Nike.com, NikeInc.com and check out the Nike content in the IL Gear archives.
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Here is my thinking.
The Giants kept 3 QBs on the roster (unusual for them) because they didn't want to expose Nassib to waivers, but they didn't think he was ready yet. The thought process was that if Eli was knocked out for a stretch of time, Painter would give them a shot at winning half the games.
Does anyone still believe that?
With as many injuries as the Giants have, couldn't they use that roster spot? Why not use it to check out a young offensive lineman or a linebacker?, or even add another running back?
If Eli is knocked out for more than one game, they can make a call to David Carr, who is still hanging on a couch.


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Injury Crash on I-24 in Marshall County
Date of News Release: 08/30/2007
(Mayfield, KY) - Kentucky State Police reported a minor injury accident that resulted in the west bound lanes of Interstate 24 being temporarily closed. Scott W. Lane stated that he was exiting south bound on the Purchase Parkway to proceed westbound on Interstate 24 prior to the collision. Mr. Lane stated the he took the ramp too quickly and dropped off the left side of the roadway. The vehicle proceeded into the gore while rotating clockwise. The tires on Mr. Lane's vehicle caught on the edge of the pavement causing Mr. Lane's vehicle to tip over onto its driver side. Mr. Lane's vehicle then slid west bound on the Interstate coming to final rest in the center of the right hand lane.
Mr. Lane sustained minor injuries but refused transport. Trooper Sales was assisted on the scene by Sgt. Lewie Dodd, Trooper Donald Crawford, the Marshall County Sheriff's Department, and the Gilbertsville Fire Department. The Interstate was reopened after a period of 45 minutes.


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Why the habit?
I hardly see Sisters in a habit any more. What happened? Why did the Carmelite Sisters keep their habit?
Some questions are best answered by description. I think this is one of them. Keep reading the examples and I think you will get the idea.
Yesterday, a group of our sisters went to a secluded area of the southern California beaches to rest and pray and just spend some quality time together. The man who operated the entry gate to this section of the beach (it was not automatic) asked us to pray for him.
Not long ago, I was in a store coming down the escalator, when a little girl, with eyes big with amazement shouted, "Look mom, a Church!" Yes, she was referring to me! Her mom took the time to explain about Jesus' love for us, then and there, right in the store.
I remember the time a young couple came up to me with their newborn baby. The new dad gently took the infant from his mom's arms and asked if I could just hold their baby for a moment so he could "soak in the Holy Spirit's presence."
I cannot count the times that grown men, adults of mature years, have approached me, at schools in which I have taught, at healthcare centers where I have helped out, at retreat centers where I have been on the retreat team, and heartfelt tears spilling onto their faces, recount how they remembered their years being taught by "the nuns."
"I am CEO today because of the virtues instilled in me in Catholic School by the nuns. I learned critical thinking, sportsmanship, and charity."
"My life was simple back then; Sister, you remind me of the values my parents gave us and which I have thrown away over the years. It's never too late to start again, right, Sister?"
"My mom died when I was about five years old. It was the love and warmth of the sisters who taught me in school that gave me the security and encouragement that every child needs. I am successful today because of you nuns."
As a religion teacher in one of our local Catholic high schools, I still remember one of the young men. He was in my junior religion class. He had to take my class twice "because I'm not interested in religion." Yet, to graduate he had to pass it. So there he was day after day, looking very bored with that special yawning, eye-rolling look that only teenagers can give. One day, he came up to me after class and with tears in his eyes told me that his girlfriend was pregnant, and that he remembered how we role played in class how to encourage a pregnant teenage girl to choose life despite pressure from parents and peers.
"Sister, I held her hand and claimed this child for Christ: I asked the angels to guard over and protect this child; and I told her I would support her and get any help needed for that little baby. Then, like you said, Sister, I gently put my hand upon her head and asked Our Blessed Mother to take her by the hand and lead her through her journey of pregnancy. Sister, she's going to keep the baby."
Of course, all of the above are random examples from one life – mine. Every Catholic sister in a habit can tell their own experiences. What is written here only scratches the surface of my encounters with God's people wherever I go.
My community, the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles, was born during an intense religious persecution. Our founding sisters had to hide, wear secular clothes, and teach about God secretly in private homes. Because of that, we highly value the freedom to wear our holy habit. Back in the 1960s, we voted several times as to whether we wanted to change a part or all of our habit. 98% voted no; we wanted to wear the full habit. It is economical, simple, modest, and above all a sign, a symbol, of God and His love for each of us. Our habit calls out silently to people we meet or even pass by in the street, the store, even the beach. It says, "Look up; for greater things you were born." It says, "Hold on, this too shall pass, and God is with you always leading you in the way you are to go." It says, "I am a symbol, a reminder, of God's presence in our world. You can't actually see him, but in seeing me you are reminded of Him."
When I first received my habit and was a very young Carmelite Sister in my first teaching assignment at St. Philomena School in Carson, California, one evening after school we drove to Mt. St. Mary's College, Doheny campus, in Los Angeles to attend a lecture. It was there in the big auditorium that I sat for about an hour listening to a very learned speaker, a priest, a theologian. I don't remember his name, it was too many years ago, but I do remember the essence of his talk to the religious sisters who attended. He said,
"You are an 'eschatological witness' in a world sorely in need of you."
He went on to explain this new concept to me – eschatological witness. What a strange-sounding word I thought when I first heard it. What in heaven could it mean? The presenter went on to explain that eschatology is a branch of theology concerned with the final events in the history of the world or of humankind and includes our beliefs concerning death, the end of the world, and the ultimate destiny of humankind; specifically the Second Coming, the resurrection of the dead, and the Last Judgment.
Well, that is seriously heavy-sounding, I thought at the time. Could he possibly mean that when I go to the store to buy a half-gallon of milk for supper, I am a witness to all that? I discovered that the answer is "yes."
So, back to your question, we wear the habit for many reasons. We Catholics believe, along with other Christians, that the Church is the bride of Christ and at the end of the world as we know it, Christ will present his Bride, the Church, to His Father. We will join the angels and saints in heaven and spend our eternity in eternal joy and praise. Catholic consecrated women are signs – symbols – of that union with God to which every single human being is called. God's people are reminded, once again, of their great dignity as children of God and their great destiny of deep, profound, closeness to God, as it is so well said in the hymn "Bridegroom of my soul". And this is called "eschatological witness."
I'd like to end with a final thought. Can you imagine how much money we save when all 143 of our sisters only have 3 habits? That could be the subject for another time – the need for all of us to simplify our lives. Well, that's for another time.
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Thank you for sharing your insights, Sister. You are all so beautiful in your habits. When your sisters visit our parish here in San Diego (St. John Evangelist, Encinitas), my daughters are so excited to see 'real live nuns'!(LOL) You are inspiring witnesses to the Faith We all pray for your vocations, continued journey toward personal holiness and ultimate happiness in eternity with Christ, our Beloved.
I want to become a nun and what encourages me more is the habit and its inspiration.
To all of you Carmelite Sisters, I pray for your ministry every day because of all that it has done for me in my own spirituality. Keep the holy habit. It means so much. Deb Potts
Sisters, it is great to see you in your habit, because it reminds me of my faith. When I was a young girl and I would see sisters in their habits, it would remind me- that You worked for God and you all looked so happy; there for God brouth happiness if you were His friend. Now as an adult and looking at this world and very divided- of non belivers Your habit- your belief and our belief as Cahtolics tells the world that God is still standing and that there is hope and truth to what a "sister" / a lady has decided to fallow Jesus in a very special way.
The sisters in their habits look more beautiful to me than all the Hollywood stars in their bazillion doller designer gowns
I agree with C. Ritchey.. I love to see the sisters in thier habits..
Dear sisters,I love that you all wear this beautiful habit.I was a student at st. Philomena for ccd classes .since I was a little girl I've loved it.I fail in love with the nuns.I always thought I would be a nun.but I decided I wanted to be a mommy .I'm still wanna be.lol.you always look like a bit of heaven here on earth.thank you for keeping the habit.you all are so beautiful.I enjoy your retreat house and all of the sisters.GOD bless you all for your selfless work.molly
Here in Ireland very few sisters now wear the habit. This is such a great pity as a nun is not a nun without the holy habit. Hollywood ladies stand back..Carmelite Sisters are far more gracious
My DeaR Sisters;
To see a sister/nun in habit, being the conventional or modified, makes me remember many things. When my mother taught me to respect and carry with honor in my heart the men and women who devoted their lives to God's work. When Vatican 2 came about it brought a number of good things but also caused us to loose a lot of other good symbols and treasures. Sisters and priest shedded their habits and the dignity of love for the Catholic Church was shedded also. We the Roman Catholics of the world are loosing the very essences of or faith and love for our church. Like the uniform of military personnel, the sisters trained us to defend the Faith of our Fathers. Now a days, the many sisters have taken off the habits and do not wish to go back to wearing the them again. To me this is like piercing the side of Christ again on the cross. One day when I was on an interview for my first job. A women working there asked me "did I go to catholic school"? I told her yes and why do you ask? She replied that it is just the way I presented and carried myself.
I wish to thank all the sisters of the Church and the world for preparing me to go out into the God'sworld to do my Father's work.
God will bless you for wearing habits, Sisters! I love their beauty, simplicity, femininity, and grace.
Dear Sisters, What a beautiful sign of God's love in the world you are to me! It is a joy to see your smiling faces on retreat and breathe in the wonderful spirit of peace that surrounds each one of you! Thank you for being God's sign of His loving presence. You are loved. theresa
I wish all the orders would return to the wearing of their habits. I remember Mother Angelica of EWTN fame and how she publicly made the decision for she and her nuns to return to their original habit. It was in response to the bad behavior of nuns from another order that attended Pope John Paul11 visit to the U.S. Youth ralley. It angered her so much by what they did and said that she rebuked them on her TV show and told her nuns to put on the old habit they'd worn before Vatican II. It's been that way ever since. What an impact that had on me.
I know that the clothing must at times be bothersome and hot but really we need some sort of witness today. Nothing turns me off more than seeing a woman identifying herself as "sister so and so" dressed like a lay person and wearing jewelry and make up and the other things women wear… I just don't tend to take them seriously and most of them are so secular and liberal in their thinking I wonder why they ever became a nun.
The habit is more than just a strange garment and it speaks volumes to the secular world we live in today. To me it represents a person who says "I have found something of far more value and importance than anything the world has to offer and I want to shout it to the world, JESUS IS MY LORD" and this habit represents my commitment to Him and His Church. Obviously from previous comments, I'm not the only one who feels this way. Never give up the habit. God Bless you all.
Sisters, I loved your story above and it is all so true. Wearing your habit sets you apart from all of us lay people. You all are Nums and deserve certain respect for what you are doing. You are married to God and dedicate your lives to Him. You are a wonderful example to all by your teachings of kindness, helping others and your devotion to praying to God. I have always loved the Nuns and now I especially love the Carmelites. You are all so great and wonderful. God bless you all and keep up the good work that you do for mankind. God loves you and so do I.
Mary Louise McMurtry
PS.I miss your retreats and I miss seeing you all.
Thank you for all of your prayeres. They have worked wonders. Thank you again!!
Dearest Carmelite Sisters,
I love your story above! It is so true. Wearing your habit makes you stand out as a Nun and that is what you are. People have a great respect for Nuns and love to see them on the street or anywhere. You are all so special and truly an inspiration to all whom you talk to and come in contact with. You have dedicated you lives to God. You are married to God. You are showing the world your love and devotion to God. You are showinig the world that God is truly alive and that He is with us all if we only reach out to Him. God is love! You as Nuns projedt this feeling and reminid us all that God is within reach and that we can talk to Him when troubled.
I have always loved the Nuns and now I especially love the Carmelite Nuns. I miss going to your retreats. They are wonderful and I miss all of you. I thank you for your prayers in the past. Your prayers have done wonders. Thank you. God bless you all and keep up all of the good work that you do. You are very much needed in this world today, especially when you wear your habit.
Mary Louise McMurtry
Well, put, sisters. I grew was born in 1954. I am so glad that many orders (including the good sisters that I had for grade school) chose to keep their habits (or maybe modified them a little – shorten the vail, the sleeves, etc.) I'm saddened when I see orders who, in my eyes, are trying to look (an act?) like the world in order to attract people to get to know Jesus. It's like some priests that don't wear their collars.
Thank you. And my our Lord bless all that you do in His name.
Most all young female discerner's I am aware of..on-line..are interested and wanting to wear a full habit!
We have a contemplative community of Carmelites within our parish boundaries. One of the young nuns has been hospitalized with leukemia. As we take the Reverend Mother and always another Sister to visit this young nun as she goes through her treatment at a local hospital, I have been so moved by watching the reaction of people in this "secular" hospital respond to their "full" traditional Carmelite habit. Constantly people want the Sisters prayers. They have expressed the "wow" factor so many times. Walking through the hallways yesterday two young men walked by and said "You Sisters are gorgeous!" Also yesterday in the elevator a woman walked in and seeing the nuns said "Oh, I feel like I'm in heaven!"
Even the hospitalized young nun with the illness gets stopped over and over as she takes a little daily walk outside her hospital room down the hall. While she wears a more appropriate hospital attire and robe, she does wear the traditional headpiece and veil. Patients wave at her even beckon her to come into their room.
If I ever doubted the power of the symbolism of the TRADITIONAL habit – I don't any more. The traditional habit – because it is so countercultural to the way most women dress – it a clear sign that says among many things "God is my whole life" And the way I have watched people respond to these Carmelite nuns in the past two months while Sister is hospitalized, shows me how much we all need to be reminded of "God is my life" I am so proud of you Sisters!
While I always wear my Roman collar when I am "our and about" I never have had the same reaction to my symbolic dress as do the dear nuns. Thank you so much, dear Sisters, for who you are in the Church!!
Pray for me.
Father Wayne
Both my father and husband are Anglican Catholic priests. Both always wear their cassocks when out and about on parish business. I remember waiting for my father one night at the hospital while he visited one of his parishoners. As he was walking down the hallway, a nurse called,from the other end of the (very long) hallway, "Father! Please come quickly!" She explained afterward that she had seen the black cassock, and knew that he was a priest and would come, and what a comfort it was to her and the other nurses. My husband had similar experiences. Eschatological witness, indeed. God bless you.
Thank God your Sisters voted on keeping the habit. We were forced to take ours off. I feel you act the way you dress. Keep up the good work, Sisters. You truly are witnesses to the world.


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Many of these quickly become heated topics, so let's just try and apply some logic, and not be too harsh in assessments of other people's ideas (goes for me too).
As a forum, we have a wide variety of opinions on various issues regarding the team that tend to only come out in bits and pieces via posts. Seldom does anybody really have the chance to lay it all out, all their plans and schemes.
So with the benefit of hindsight, how would this season have gone if you were the shot caller?
( Note: The fictional situations put forth are not meant to render judgement on actual personnel, etc. Merely a set of circumstances)
Congratulations, you've just been hired as the new GM for the Oakland Raiders. You have your work cut out for you.
-In January, the Raiders opt not to bring Tom Cable back. They tell you to go out and find a new coach. Do you hire an offensive or a defensive minded coach? Who? Why? (assume the big name still won't show up due to their apprehension of the sinister MGP..can't make this too easy)
-The new coach looks at some film, looks over his roster and...
A)If you hired an offensive-minded coach, he tells you, "Don't worry. We'll shock and awe'em on the ground and through the air. We just need to solidify the O in a few spots. Don't worry about the defense. We'll blow them away with our offense." (In traditional video game style, he brings about a 20% increase in offensive productivity already with the players you have.) Which guys is he talking about, and how will you go about getting them?
B)If you hired a defensive-minded coach, he says, "Great, I have a job. But we got A LOT of work to do on this defense. Damn near last in the league against the run. That won't do at all. We're gonna need some people. And we need to do some house-cleaning." (Your defensive-minded coach brings about a 20% increase in defensive productivity.) Who needs to come in, who needs to go, and how do you go about it?
The season gets underway, and if you hired an offensive coach, you see the O coalescing into something worthy of the vertical passing game concept. If you hired a defensive coach, you begin to see new life from some of your defensive starters who only last year seemed to have trouble.
-Week 6 The unthinkable happens. Jason Campbell gets his collarbone broken and may be gone for the rest of the season. The coach comes to you and says, "Are we competing this year, or going for a better draft choice? If we want to make a playoff run, I need somebody else in here."
Are you making a playoff run or are you going to call it a season? If you are thinking post-season, who do you bring in and why? What do expect the cost to be for the new acquisition? (This has obviously been a touchy question for us, so let's just try and exercise the logic here, keep it cool, and make a case for your guy.) Also, you've got 2 days before the trade deadline, so if you've got some last minute magic, now's the time.
-Week 7 Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, you lose Darren McFadden to a Lisfranc injury. He's expected to miss at least two months. Do you put Darren on IR, or decide to wait it out? If you do put him on IR, do you bring in another RB? Who?
In addition, if you decided to ride it out with your backup QB, Kyle Boller teaches you the meaning of awful against Kansas City. Your head coach has a pained look on his face every time #7 goes out on to the field. Do you stick with him regardless, smiling to yourself as you envision those draft picks you're going to make in April or does the horror of it send you rushing to the phones looking for somebody else to take the snaps?
-Week 14 The injuries are racking up something fierce, despite the best efforts of your trainers.
Your record stands at 9-3, if you pulled a Gannon out of the hat, 7-5 if you brought in a pretty good QB, 5-7 if you stuck with your backup.
At Lambeau, things are not going well. In the 3rd quarter, Richard Seymour decides he's not going to take it anymore. He rips off an Packer offensive lineman's helmet, and proceeds to hit the guy with a right-left-right combo that would make most boxers gape. Ref doesn't see it that way and ejects him from the game. Come Monday, Powderpuff Girl Goodell gives him a 3 game suspension. You invite him into your office the next day and tell him....
-Week 16 McFadden is back, Campbell is not. If you found yourself a pretty good QB, you beat the Chiefs in a close one. You finish the season with a 9-7 record. Not terrible, but you get edged out of the play offs by the Tebownator.
If you pulled a Gannon out of the hat, you destroy them to the point where the Raiders fans in the KC stands are openly brawling with Chiefs fans. The entire place gets tear-gassed by Kansas City Police. You finish at 11-5, make the playoffs but lose in the AFC Championship game.
If you stuck with Boller through all this (You are as stoic as they come. They'll probably put it on your tombstone when the mob of outraged Raider fans outside of Alameda gets through with you.), the Chiefs utterly humiliate the Raiders for the second time. You finish 5-11, but the draft next year is going to be your oyster.
Regardless of what you did for your first season, the press will find fault in your performance as GM. What do you tell them?
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Things are not going well. Chandler is not improving as much as we all hoped. A little overview, Chandler is on some medicine for ADHD and depression, and has been on some of these pills for most of his life. Anyone that knows Chandler knows that he was a funny kid. For a long time he didn't talk, and we thought he was deaf. Then when he got a little older he cried and cried. This kid could cry like a pro. He could tantrum and carry-on for hours. Well now he is going through puberty and his hormones are all messed up, and the meds that he is on have not been sitting well.
The doctors and Primary Children's think it what Chandler is experiencing is some sort of drug induced psychosis. They hope to have whatever is in his system will be out by week end, but over the last few days things have not been better.
Chan is hallucinating, thinking people are trying to trick him or sneak up on him. Every time we tell him there is nothing going on, he gets angry and tells us to stop lying. He paces, goes from really angry to really loving withing 10 seconds, and doesn't understand what is going on. He finally admitted to my dad that he is scared.
So today he is going to another doctor. We want to figure this out ASAP. The doctors and Primary said he would be back to normal soon, but "soon" isn't soon enough.
I hope things get better, and quickly.
This photo of me, Brandon and Chandler was taken Sunday night at the Father's Day BBQ. On early Monday morning Chandler started to hallucinate, so only hours after this was taken. Scary, huh?
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Blade server review: Dell PowerEdge M1000e
Dell's M1000e blade system lags HP and IBM in features and options, but hits the mark in performance and priceFollow @pvenezia
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Very Good
The blades used in this test were Dell PowerEdge M610 units, each with two 2.93GHz Intel Westmere X5670 CPUs, 24GB of DDR3 RAM, and two Intel 10G interfaces to two Dell PowerConnect 8024 10G switches in the I/O slots on the back of the chassis. If there's only a single switch in the back, only one port will be active per blade. This is a limitation shared by all the chassis tested.
The blades themselves have a very solid, compact feel. They slide easily in and out of the chassis and have a very well-designed handle that doubles as a locking mechanism. The blades are fairly standard, offering two CPU sockets and 12 DIMM slots, two 2.5-inch SAS drive bays driven by a standard Dell PERC RAID controller, two USB 2.0 ports on the front, and a selection of mezzanine I/O cards at the rear to allow for gigabit, 10G, or InfiniBand interfaces. An internal SD card option permits flash booting of a diskless blade, which can come in handy when running embedded hypervisors like VMware ESXi. There's also an SSD option for the local disk.
One drawback to the Dell solution compared to the HP blades is the relative lack of blade options. Dell offers several different models of blades, but they're all iterations of the same basic compute blade with different CPU and disk options. There are no storage blades or virtualization-centric blades. You'll get two or four CPUs, DIMM slots, and two 2.5-inch drive bays in each. Some of the blades do offer internal SD-card options for booting embedded hypervisors like VMware ESXi.


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It's an old adage that if you expect the worst, you can only be surprised and pleased by good news. And I suppose that's the attitude I've brought to this season, but the thing is, despite the average-ish play we've seen so far, there has been actual good news. Kemp is amazing. Kershaw is amazing. From nearly every player, we have seen flashes of the talent that made them Major Leaguers. Most importantly, the games have been fun to watch, and that is all you can ask of this or any ballclub.
So yeah, I'm a pessimist, but I think that even though I'm expecting mediocre results from the team, that's no reason to set the game threads on fire. Think that's hypocritical of me? Maybe:
I'm a downer, but still, let's relax.
The games have been fun – them's the facts.
Yeah, I'm in fine fettle.
(You pots, meet the kettle.)
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Forum participants spoke about the state of health care in America and efforts to reform health care. They focused on ways to move from a fee-for-service system that concentrates on the amount of care provided, to one where quality of care is stressed. Mary Wakefield gave the keynote remarks and was followed by a panel on the issue. close
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CATEGORIES Action, Comedy, Drama, Noir, Box Office Predictions, UK Box Office, Cinematical, UK Box OfficeThose furry little buggers took us by surprise and Beverly Hills Chihuahua hung on to the number one spot for two consecutive weeks. Body of Lies surprised too, taking third place despite formidable star power before and behind the camera. Here's the top five:
1. Beverly Hills Chihuahua: $17.5 million
2. Quarantine: $14.2 million
3. Body of Lies: $12.8 million
4. Eagle Eye: $10.9 million
5. Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist: $6.4 million
Four more new ones this week starting with:
Max Payne
What's It All About: In this video game adaptation, Mark Wahlberg plays a widowed cop with an attitude investigating a series of killings.
Why It Might Do Well: Director John Moore has obviously seen Sin City, so maybe some of Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez's dark and gritty neo noir cool will rub off. Based just on the number of theaters I'm betting this takes the number one spot.
Why It Might Not Do Well: Despite having enjoyed Resident Evil, I still cringe at the idea of a movie based on a video game.
Number of Theaters: 3,200
Prediction: $24 million
The Secret Life of Bees
What's It All About: In this film based on Sue Monk Kidd's best-selling novel, Dakota Fanning and Jennifer Hudson play two friends who run away together in South Carolina in 1964. Three sisters take the two girls in and teach them how to raise bees. The film also stars Queen Latifah and Alicia Keys.
Why It Might Do Well: The book has its followers and the cast will make many take notice.
Why It Might Not Do Well: A 58% Rotten over at Rottentomatoes.com may not bode well, and the film's undeniable chick flick status will keep many testosterone- based life forms away.
Number of Theaters: 1,400
Prediction: $4.5 million
Sex Drive
What's It All About: Determined not to start college as a virgin, a teenage nerd embarks upon a road trip from Chicago to Knoxville for a sexual liason with a hottie he met on the internet.
Why It Might Do Well: Well, this same plot worked pretty well for John Cusack in The Sure Thing, so why not? On a less cynical note, Rottentomatoes.com is giving the film a 70% Fresh rating.
Why It Might Not Do Well: The recycled plot mixed with an obvious attempt to duplicate Judd Apatow's style leaves me with serious doubts.
Number of Theaters: 2,400
Prediction: $8.5 million
What's It All About: Yes, one of The Goonies has been elected president. This biopic of George W. Bush stars Josh Brolin and is directed by Oliver Stone.
Why It Might Do Well: That Stone fellow has had a hit or two in his day.
Why It Might Not Do Well: There's plenty of Presidential shenanigans in the real world right now. Are people going to want to see more of it at the movies?
Number of Theaters: 2,000
Prediction: $15 million
Will the Chihuahuas take number one again? Doubtful. Here's how I see things working out:
1. Max Payne
3. Beverly Hills Chihuahua
4. Sex Drive
5. Quarantine
Mirroring recent events in the stock market, box office prediction scores plunged sharply this week because almost none of us foresaw Beverly Hills Chihuahua holding the top spot for two weeks and most of us figured on a better performance from Body of Lies. No perfect predictions, but kudos to I Eat Robots for the highest score. Here's how we all did:
1. I Eat Robots: 8
2. Micah: 7
3. Vera: 6
3. lostinafog: 6
3. bill: 6
3. Alex Farquharson: 6
4. Matt: 4
4. AJ Wiley: 4
4. Ray: 4
4. hitesh choudhary: 4
4. Jessica Dillon: 4
4. Liz: 4
4. cough: 4
5. Pat Campbell: 3
Will Wahlberg's Max give this week's other releases a taste of Payne? Oh god, that was dreadful. Anyway, post your predictions for the top five movies in the comments section below before 5:00PM Eastern Time on Friday. One point for every top five movie correctly named, two points for every correct placement, and one extra point for the top movie.


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Tom McClintock on Government Reform
2004 former Republican Challenger CA Governor
McCLINTOCK: Right. Contracting out services, that the private sector can provide more efficiently, cheaply than the state's bureaucracy.
Q: Does that mean laying off state workers?
McCLINTOCK: Yes, it does. We've added 44,000 new state workers to the public state personnel roles in the last four years. We cannot sustain those kinds of expenses. We have now a record level of state public employment at the same time we've lost nearly a third of a million private sector jobs in 2.5 years. The public sector cannot continue to grow at the expense of the private sector.
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. WASSERMAN SCHULTZ (D, FL-20): We, as Members of Congress, have responsibility not just for the institution, but for the staff that work for this institution, and to preserve the facilities that help support this institution. We have endeavored to do that responsibly, and I believe we have accomplished that goal.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. SCALISE (R, LA-1): It's a sad day when someone attempts to cut spending in a bill that grows government by the size of 7%, and it's not allowed to be debated on this House floor. Some of their Members actually used the term "nonsense" and "foolishness" when describing our amendments to cut spending; they call that a delaying tactic. Well, I think Americans all across this country want more of those types of delaying tactics to slow down this runaway train of massive Federal spending. Every dollar we spend from today all the way through the end of this year is borrowed money. We don't have that money. We need to control what we're spending.
Congressional Summary: Resolution Disapproving of the President's appointment of four officers during a period when no recess of the Congress for a period of more than three days and expressing that those appointments were made in violation of the Constitution.
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OnTheIssues Notes:Pres. Obama attempted to appoint Elizabeth Warren to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in May 2011; House Republicans disapproved of Ms. Warren. House Speaker John Boehner disallowed the Senate's adjournment resolution, which meant the Senate was legally not adjourned and Pres. Obama could not make a "recess appointment" which would otherwise be allowed. This Resolution brings the issue to the fore again, for another set of Obama appointments for which House Republicans disapprove.
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CA Gubernatorial:
Antonio Villaraigosa
Eric Garcetti
Jerry Brown
Jerry Sanders
CA Senatorial:
Barbara Boxer
Dianne Feinstein
Lame-duck session 2012:
KY-4: Thomas Massie(R)
MI-11:Dave Curson(D)
NJ-9: Donald Payne Jr.(D)
WA-1: Suzan DelBene(D)
Re-seated Former Reps:
AZ-1: Ann Kirkpatrick(D)
AZ-5: Matt Salmon(R)
FL-8: Alan Grayson(D)
IL-11:Bill Foster(D)
NH-1: Carol Shea-Porter(D)
NV-3: Dina Titus(D)
NY-24:Dan Maffei(D)
TX-36:Steve Stockman(R)
2013 Resignations and Replacements:
AL-1:Jo Bonner(R,resigned)
IL-2:Jesse Louis Jackson(D,resigned)
IL-2:Robin Kelly(D)
MA-5:Ed Markey(D,to Senate)
MO-8:Jo Ann Emerson(R,resigned)
MO-8:Jason Smith(R,elected June 2013)
SC-1:Tim Scott(R,resigned)
SC-1:Mark Sanford(R)
Newly-elected Democrats:
AZ-9: Kyrsten Sinema
CA-2: Jared Huffman
CA-7: Ami Bera
CA-15:Eric Swalwell
CA-24:Julia Brownley
CA-29:Tony Cardenas
CA-35:Gloria Negrete McLeod
CA-36:Raul Ruiz
CA-41:Mark Takano
CA-47:Alan Lowenthal
CA-51:Juan Vargas
CA-52:Scott Peters
CT-5: Elizabeth Esty
FL-18:Patrick Murphy
FL-22:Lois Frankel
FL-26:Joe Garcia
HI-2: Tulsi Gabbard
IL-8: Tammy Duckworth
IL-10:Brad Schneider
IL-12:Bill Enyart
IL-17:Cheri Bustos
MD-6: John Delaney
MA-4: Joe Kennedy III
MI-5: Dan Kildee
MN-8: Rick Nolan
NV-4: Steven Horsford
NH-2: Annie Kuster
NM-1: Michelle Lujan-Grisham
NY-5: Grace Meng
NY-10:Hakeem Jeffries
NY-18:Sean Maloney
OH-10:Joyce Beatty
PA-17:Matt Cartwright
TX-16:Beto O`Rourke
TX-20:Joaquin Castro
TX-23:Pete Gallego
TX-33:Marc Veasey
TX-34:Filemon Vela
WA-6: Derek Kilmer
WA-10:Denny Heck
WI-2: Mark Pocan
Newly-elected Republicans:
AR-4: Tom Cotton
CA-1: Doug LaMalfa
CA-21:David Valadao
CA-41:Paul Cook
FL-3: Ted Yoho
FL-6: Ron DeSantis
FL-19:Trey Radel
GA-9: Doug Collins
IL-15:Rodney Davis
IN-2: Jackie Walorski
IN-5: Susan Brooks
IN-6: Luke Messer
KY-6: Andy Barr
MI-11:Kerry Bentivolio
MO-2: Ann Wagner
MT-0: Steve Daines
NY-26:Chris Collins
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L to R R to L Alpha
The name comes from the color that our elbows had turned after chicken-winging up the first pitch. This is a fun 2 pitch route that requires a wide range of techinque.
Starts in the middle of the cliff, above the right side of a ledge system.
Standard rack including big cams. Seems like we managed to get smaller pro in the chimney in spots and didn't need an extensive wide crack rack.