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About the Bloggers: Michael Gray
Do you remember Michael Gray, in the mountains? Half itinerant freelance writer, half Appalachian hipster, this blogger goes by "Gray" at WoW Insider as well as other gigs. There's worse options for a handle, he figures.
What do you do for WoW Insider?
I do a handful of things, and those responsibilities change over time. Mostly, I'm the Moviewatch guy and Phat Loot Phriday narrator. I also write WoW Rookie; in the past, I've done Ready Check and various other columns. Like the game itself, WoW Insider is a living, changing entity, and my role tends to change with it over time.
My biggest contribution might be the logistics and planning for our yearly BlizzCon meetup. I handle the negotiations with the site and other vendors for that effort. When you're at the party, drink one for me.
What's your main?
My main is a protection paladin. I've played all the tanks extensively and often tinker with a DPSer here and there, but I always end up back on my paladin. Always prot, always Human.
Immersion is important to me, and I always return to that tank. In my story, he was a retired old soldier who, when the Blood Elves slaughtered the paladins to steal something or another in the blood knight quests, was pressed back into service. He's a very tired old man who is just trying to look out for the younger members of his raid.
What's the best 5-man instance in the game? Raid?
"Best" is such a tough word. My favorite 5-man is Deadmines; it's steeped in both lore and the traditions of the game itself. I like the sense of history. For raid? Karazhan. I love Karazhan. It was fun, it was goofy; it was hard at first, it became comfortable over time.
I tend to prefer traditional Human themes in the game, so Karazhan appeals to my sense of genre. I love Gilneas for the same reason.
What's your favorite expansion?
I can't really say. I can talk about specific dynamics I liked in each expansion, but I don't tend to think of expansions as being epochs inside the game. I liked the Arena in Season 1 and Season 2, but it's been fairly blah for me since then. I liked the advent of the Dungeon Finder; I'm kind of blasé about not being able to finish a good gear set from points.
Horde or Alliance?
I've played Horde extensively, but I prefer Alliance. I feel like a lot of the Horde dynamics have this "internet tough guy" feel that's a huge turn-off for me. I play the game in a lighthearted, goofy way. I simply prefer the humanity of the Alliance.
What's your favorite thing to do in Azeroth?
PVP, hands down. I only started raiding back in the day for the sake of getting better gear for greater success. I once actually quit WoW for six months because, as a non-raider, I got tired of getting blown up by raiders in superior gear.
Since I had limited time to play, I couldn't compete in the rank ladders, and thus couldn't get top-tier gear to compete. I came back for Season 2 so that my wife and I could duo Arenas for competitive gear, with a little raiding on the side to get good bullets. (Yes, I was a hunter at the time.)
What's the #1 thing Blizzard has done great?
I feel the options for independent play have been a wonderful boon to the game. The Dungeon Finder is more than just a convenience; it makes the game playable for people who want to advance gear but can't commit to a raiding schedule.
What's the #1 thing Blizzard could do better?
While the Dungeon Finder allows people to play the game at their own schedule, it needs to go further. If you can't commit to a raiding schedule, huge swaths of gear (and thus competitive viability) become closed to you. The Dungeon Finder could go further to resolve this, perhaps with a Raid Finder or making more gear available through points.
When I'm not playing WoW, I'm...
... working. I'm really not an idle hands kind of guy. My current list of projects and work looks like this:
- A novel I'm finishing up, which has roughly the same tone as Phat Loot Phriday but is otherwise completely unrelated.
- My wife and I are building our photography business, Build Your Wings. We've a lot of work to go, but we're very excited.
- I'm a social media manager and writer over at Tecca, alongside Adam Holisky.
- And I do whatever freelance work I snag on the side.
What are you most proud of in game?
This will sound odd to many of you, but I'm the most proud of staying in the game and being relatively accomplished at all while staying busy with a 50-hour-plus work week, in addition to maintaining my home, land, and family. I don't get to play with the time sinks in the game at all, but I stay relatively contemporary. Doing that while keeping up with life is an accomplishment all its own.
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 36 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution reviews.
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
ProsFlipping quick, go kart handling, ConsYou will need shares in a fuel company
Fq 300 With 30 Extra Horse Power — FQ300 with mitsubishi 30 HP upgrade. Boost improved giving a 0 to 60 MPH time of 4.3 seconds and a 0 to 100 MPH time of just over 11 seconds. Active yaw control gives the car precise and very good control in all normal conditions but the big tyres can be a pain when the black stuff gets a bit slippy with either snow or ice. It pulls like a train in all 6 gears and if you get the changes right there will not be many cars which can keep up with it, especially when it comes to the twisty bits. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
Prosperformance Constinfoir fenders, turbo lag
Good All Around Car — good stock suspension... tinfoil fenders though... preforms amazing with little mods- up the boost and instant hp no troubles with the engine (cast iron block so upping the boost is easy) slight turbo lag but when it kicks in it trows you back ..honestly feels like a go cart- very responsive and stops on a dime |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
Prosnice car,good performance all round,nice interior,good everthing Consbit expensive to run
Brilliant Car — i luv its looks.the performance on it is brilliant.it has all those rally looks and sounds like a angry beast.the engine bay is beaitifull.it accelerates like theres no tomorow top speed is brill.bit expensive to run but at the end of the day it its realy worth it.it is a realy fun car to drive and be in even when its not moving overall it is a brilliant car! |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
Pros1) AWD works on any road surface and i live in Oklahoma which sometimes experience all 4 seasons in a week O_O", 2) Superb braking power, 1/2hr of time attacks never once felt any brake fade, 5hr total track time on that particular day, 3) excellent transmission built quality, 4) very DIY friendly, engine bay has ample work space, 5) low maintenance costs. ConsWorse ride comfort, my spine felt like its bolted directly to the chassis.....1st upgrade is to discard those stock shocks and then everything else is not necessary unless you have lots of $$$ and free time only your hands.
Evolution......the Name Sums It All! — Drives and handle like a proper sports car on track but troll like a family saloon in the city XD. The most practical car i have ever owned....with responsible regular maintenance this car will outlive the owner him/herself. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
ProsFast and a very reliable car with very little maintenance. ConsSuspension a little rough for long drives.
Old Faithful — I love this car! Very fast in every way but would still fit 5 people. Very stylish. Love that turbo spool at 3500rpm! Never had leaks for being how old it is. Very few maintenance just of course the required 30k,60,120k tune ups. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
ProsEverything is phenomenal on this car. ConsThe ride height dampens my fun sometimes, although i can raise or lower it since it has coilovers
2003 Evo 8 — Performance- Acceleration is nasty thanks to 2 step and the tune, braking is also great because i have drilled slotted rotors with brembo calipers, and handling is absolutely awesome since it is all wheel drive with a 80/20 diff. Build Quality- Car is in outstanding shape seeing how it was damn near totaled in Wisconsin a few years ago. Appearance- Styling is great in and out, minor mods inside and full body kit on the outside with Bremmerkraft Wheels. Fun Factor- Overall wouldnt side with any othe vehicle. This car is a great DD and is fun as hell to drive. Also the space is great since it is a sedan. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
ProsFast, looks good, and most people wouldn't pass on a Evo. ConsThe cost of keeping it at 100% does cost a little higher than usual.
Love It, But I Wish I Could Get A Softer Suspension. — As we all seen Top Gear that the Evo 8 kept up with a Lambo, you can't say that about a Honda lol. this car looks good with or without the wing. this gets better mpg's than my Audi, so its all good. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
ProsPower ConsCargo Space
Bad Evo 8 — This is an all out performance car, not creature comforts, no luxuries just a straight up track car that is street legal. It is an expensive car to maintain...timing belt is 250, water pump is about 100 bucks and then you have to buy a tensioner. Not to mention brakes depending on how you use them are 600 bucks for just the calipers not including pads. Next is tire wear which varies depending on driving style and how many track days the car sees. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
ProsFast and Fun! ConsAvoid If you don't like maintance! Or the costs of them...
Other Drivers Should Have To Take A Test Just To Be On The Road With An Evo Viii — What's not to love about this car, fast for the weekend "Events" and able to take the kids to school during the week and get the groceries. This is a high maintenance car and don't expect the insurance to be cheap. Some Insurance companies deny you coverage as soon as they hear the model. (Gieco) Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Base
Prosgd drive Consfast
Fast — awsome car good drive and a fast engine and accelartion and good for racing .. engine o/o drive o/o power o/o .. good for 1 0n 1 races with freinds just be ready for the drive of your life ...... Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Wicked White Rocket By bwienk
This car is fast, loud (Rockford Fosgate 9 speaker system with subwoofer), and a blast to drive. The AWD system is flawless with Tarmac/Gravel/Snow modes. 291 HP stock, brembo brakes, and Recaro sport... Read More
2012 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Reviews
Fun Toy! By Glouie
There's no other under $50k car that does all the things that real drivers want to do. The double clutch, paddle shifters and rev matcher is amazing and compares well to the GTR. In fact, I call the ... Read More
2011 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Reviews
Its The Best Car By Danish
this car is fun to drive its performance is awesome build quality is very good it has a good appearance finally the speed, speed is the best part of this car it reaches 0 to 100 kph in just 10 secs ... Read More
Beautiful By Muzzy
sick as can be xD best car ive ever had, its performance is amazing. super quick and grippy. appearance is very stunning. cost of ownership is quite high... the fun factor is everythin from a japane... Read More
2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Reviews
The Evolution Xd By Max
Only a few cars, in and outside of its class, can provide comparable engine power, precision handling and driving intensity. As a bonus, the Evo looks the part of a legitimate high-performance car as ... Read More
Evo X Ftw By Trent
Pros: Big factory turbo, AWD, mod friendly, awesome stereo, giant rear spoiler (downforce is good) Cons: Small trunk, small backseat, questionable at best fuel economy, giant rear spoiler (cop magnet... Read More
2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution Reviews
Best Car Ever Engineered By HamiltonM
Stock from the factory it has a weak tune. If you plug in a flash encoder, to flash the ecu, you will get an extra 20 horsepower. The turning radius is hilarious, you could pull a narrower uturn in a ... Read More
Lancer Evolution Mr By super_dough
This is a fantastic car that handles like a dream. It has enough horsepower to get out of your own way. The style, color, community, appeal, and passion is what this car is all about. It is truly a dr... Read More
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Tevin Bryant powers Pirates past Rams
The Braden River High football team entered tonight's spring game against Riverview filled with energy, emotion and high expectations.
It was the Pirates first time back on the gridiron since their historic playoff run, and after four quarters it appears as if Braden River's hard work ethic has paid off. Led by junior tailback Tevin Bryant, the Pirates racked up 377 yards of total offense on their way to a 35-20 victory over the Rams.
After a scoreless first quarter, the Pirates took a 14-0 lead on a 1-yard touchdown run by Bryant and a 38-yard touchdown pass from Stephen Fischer to Sharrod Neasman. The Rams responded with four seconds left in the first half on a 60-yard pass from Travis Tristchler to Jeremy Jones.
The Pirates found the end zone three times in the third quarter on a 9-yard touchdown run by Bryant, a 29-yard touchdown pass from Fischer to Neasman and a 2-yard touchdown run by Jarrod Pate, extending their lead to 29.
With their first-team offense still on the field against Braden River's second-team defense, the Rams scored twice in the fourth quarter, but the Pirates rushing attack proved to be too much for Riverview to handle.
For photos from tonight's game visit www.yourobserver.com and be sure to check the June 4 issue of the East County Observer for a full story on Braden River's victory.
Braden River 35, Riverview 20
Braden River 0 14 21 0 — 35
Riverview 0 6 0 14 — 20
Second Quarter
BR — Tevin Bryant 1 run (Kadin Kerns kick), 4:33
BR — Sharrod Neasman 38 pass from Stephen Fischer (Kerns kick), 2:19
R — Jeremy Jones 60 pass from Travis Tristchler (Dan Grochowski kick failed), 0:04
Third Quarter
BR — Bryant 9 run (Kerns kick), 8:23
BR— Neasman 29 pass from Fischer (Kerns kick), 8:02
BR — Jarrod Pate 2 run (Kerns kick), 1:44
Fourth Quarter
R — DJ Edwards 2 pass from Tristchler (two-point conversion good)
R — Jon Evans 13 run (kick failed), 4:27
First Downs 16 10
Rushes-yards 43-253 26-165
Passing yards 124 76
Comp-Att-Int 5-10-2 6-9-0
Penalties-yards 10-70 5-76
Fumbles-lost 0-0 5-4
Rushing — Braden River: Bryant 26-195, Treshaun Simmons 6-23, Pate, 7-20, Fischer 3-12, Neasman 1-3. Riverview: Edwards 12-79, Evans 10-45, Tyler Payne 1-27, Tristchler 3-14.
Passing — Braden River: Fischer 4-9-104-2, Steve Ross 1-1-20-0. Riverview: Tristchler 6-9-76-0.
Receiving — Braden River: Neasman 3-80, Casey Hunt 1-24, Chad Adams 1-20. Riverview: Jones 1-60, Evans 4-14, Edwards 1-2.
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The group consists of three engineering professionals, each with specialties in magnetic or optical media, and charged with supervising Maxell's telephone and on-line customer service resources, developing and publishing brochures and other explanatory documents and periodically meeting directly with customers to explain new technologies and formats.
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Lotus Plaza is the solo side project of Deerhunter guitarist Lockett Pundt, and his last album, Spooky Action At A Distance, was one of our favorites of 2012. Today, Pundt follows that LP up with a…   Read Story »
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So this was a ridiculously great week for videos -- great enough, even, that G-Dragon released yet another perfectly absurd slice of cartoonish awesomeness, one that would've topped the list either…   Read Story »
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Earlier this year, Lotus Plaza, better known as Deerhunter secret weapon Lockett Pundt, released his Spooky Action At A Distance album. And now here's the video for the hazy, "Black Buzz," a…   Read Story »
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The quiet and withdrawn Deerhunter secret weapon releases Spooky Action At A Distance, his second album as Lotus Plaza, this week. We've already posted the album track "Strangers," and below, we've…   Read Story »
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Deerhunter's Lockett Pundt will release his second album as Lotus Plaza later this spring, and today he posted the first new track from the LP, "Strangers." Stream it below.
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Lotus Plaza, the solo side project from Deerhunter's Lockett Pundt, has a new split 10" single coming out with Nice Weekend, otherwise known as Pundt's fiancee Shayda Yavari. On the B-side, Pundt…   Read Story »
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Label/tastemakers CoCo Art, in step with the season, posted their third annual Roam For The Holidaze compilation featuring contributions from Lotus Plaza (Deerhunter's Lockett Pundt), Old King Cole…   Read Story »
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Opinion Letter No. 120-71
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March 12, 1971
Mr. J. M. Wilson
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
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Sikeston, Missouri 63801
Dear Mr. Wilson:
This letter is in answer to your opinion request in which your question is stated as follows:
"I would like to request an opinion from your office concerning what constitutes use of criminal process to collect a private debt as such would subject the officers of the Court to liability.
When our office is approached by small loan and furniture companies advising that someone has carried mortgaged property out of the state and refused to pay, our procedure is to write a letter informing the mortgagor that the acts he has committed may subject him to criminal liability. Since most people are unaware that criminal charges can be brought against them it is our feeling that they should have an opportunity with full knowledge, to dispel the intent to defraud. My attention has been called to an article in the American Law Review Third, 27 ALR 3rd 1202. If after receiving the above notice an agreement is made with the mortgagee. or payment is made we do not process complaint.
In your opinion does this constitute use of criminal process to collect a debt."
It is our understanding that the section of the Missouri Statutes to which you refer concerning the disposition of mortgaged chattels is Section 561.570 RSMo. 1969 which states:
"Every debtor in any security agreement or trust deed of personal property who shall sell, convey or dispose of the property mentioned in the security agreement or trust deed or any part thereof, without the written consentof the secured party or beneficiary and without informing the person to whom the same is sold or conveyed that the property is subject to the security interest or who shall injure or destroy the property of any part thereof or aid or abet the same, for the purpose of defrauding the secured party or beneficiary or his heirs or assigns or shall remove or conceal or aid or abet in removing or concealing the property or any part thereof, with intent to hinder, delay or defraud the secured party or beneficiary, his heirs or assigns, shall, if the property is of the value of fifty dollars or more, upon conviction thereof, be punished by imprisonment by the department of corrections not exceeding five years, or by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding six months, or by a fine of not less than one hundred dollars, or by both the fine and imprisonment in the county jail; and if the property is of less a value than fifty dollars he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by imprisonment in the county jail not exceeding six months or by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars or by both the fine and imprisonment."
It is also our understanding from additional correspondence from you that the cases involve instances where the person not only removes the property from the State of Missouri but also refuses to give a forwarding address, does not make any attempt to continue payments on the property and in effect substantially attempts to hide himself and the mortgaged property from his creditors.
27 ALR 3rd 1202 which is cited in your question concerns the use of criminal process to collect debts. In our'view
the letters you state that you write by themselves do not dome within the theory of abuse of process.
Although this would appear to answer your question we believe that you want us to explore the situation further.
That is, malicious prosecution is another theory of action which is distinguishable from an action for malicious arrest or from malicious abuse of process or malicious use of process and other actions of a similar nature. 54 C.J.S. Malicious Prosecution, #2. However in this instance no prosecution has been commenced therefore there does not appear to be a theory which could be founded upon "malicious prosecution".
We also note that Section 559.450 RSMo. 1969 with respect to threatening letters states.
"Every person who shall knowingly send or deliver any letter, writing, printing, circular or card, with or without a name subscribed thereto, or signed with a fictitious name, or any letter, mark or device, threatening to accuse any person of a crime, or to kill, maim or wound any person, or to do any injury to the person, property, credit or reputation of another, though no money or property be demanded or extorted thereby, shall, on conviction, be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor."
There is little Missouri authority on the interpretation of this section. However its application should be considered in this instance.
Another section of possible application which is selfexplanatory is Section 560.130 RSMo. 1969 concerning robbery in the third degree which states:
"If any person shall, either verbally or by a written or printed communication, accuse or threaten to accuse another of a felony, or shall threaten to do any injury to the person or property whatever of anyone, with a view or intent to extort or gain any money or property of any description belonging to another, and shall, by intimidating him with said accusation or threat, extort or gain from him any money or property, every such offender shall be deemed guilty of robbery in the third degree."
In addition obviously any time a public officer abuses his position he will have to consider whether or not he is in violation of Section 558.110 RSMo. 1969, with respect to oppression in office, which states:
"Every person exercising or holding any office of public trust who shall be guilty of willful and malicious oppression, partiality, misconduct or abuse of authority in his official capacity or under color of his office, shall, on conviction, be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor."
Finally with respect to the general subject of threats, we refer you to 86 C.J.S., Threats and Unlawful Communications, S3.
It is obvious of course that the particular facts in each case must be individually considered and for that reason we do not attempt to speculatively determine at what point an official exceeds the bounds of propriety and enters the area of criminal and civil liability.
In our view it is not proper for the prosecuting attorney to base his decision as to whether to prosecute upon whether an account or alleged debt is paid. We find no advisory opinion from the Missouri Bar Advisory Committee on this precise subject and are informed that there is none.
We conclude that it is the duty of the prosecutor to determine whether or not he should prosecute and he should clearly not involve himself in any commercial dealings between the complainant and the other party.
Very truly yours,
John C. Danforth
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Tom Daley!!
Tom Daley...without a doubt...
I have the BIGGEST crush on Nathan Adrian right now.
yes- Nathan is goregous....does he have any Asian in him...looks it a little- maybe a Phillipino mom like Darren Criss.....
Ryan Lochte while he's wearing his gold medal and nothing else.
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troy dumais ~ usa diver ~ when they're soakin' wet, they're smokin' wet.
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Picked Adrian- Phelps looks goofy, Lochte would have been pick before the Games- but really a dunce since...never saw Adrian before- since seeing him- definitley him!
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^ Nice choice! I'll also go with David Boudia!
Nick McCrory would be right at the top of my list. He is not only gorgeous, but seems to have a wonderful personality. And absolute love his natural body hair and what appears to be a sizeable cock.
Danell Leyva tweeted me- he's kind of a prick.
Matthew Mitcham is absolutely hot as a hell.
Michael Phelps in an underwater bliss that would last for days on end.
Oscar Pistorius
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Fabian Hambuechen
How Tom Daley not in the poll on this thread is beyond me :D
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Tom Daley ;)
For me it's got to be Tom Daley (Diver- Team GB) an Chris Adcock (Badminton- Team GB). I saw Chris in real life today and his ass is like a beaufiful peice of artwork that you just want to admire...and cum on...
Yeah, I'd join the queue to suck Tom, but I'd rather have his team mate Chris Mears to myself along with Max Whitlock, the gymnast - what a body!
I'll take Attila and Tomás Buday please.
(but not at the same time, that would be awkward….)
Danell Leyva. Fuck he's hot! (But he's up himself)
So glad this tread has come back to life! Brings back good memories.....
I'll add Bjorn Barrefors to my list!
jeffrey wammes!!!
tom daily for sure
I think Sam Mikulak is very hot and handsome.:-)
Chris is WAY hotter than Tom.
I voted for Ryan Lochte (total babe). Could have just as easily voted Other & started with Ryan's gold medal winning relay teammate Ricky Berens. 2nd from right in pic1, far right in pic2. *|*
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Here's one. Totally hot.
And I couldn't resist one more of my boy Ricky Berens.
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Matthew Mitcham and Tom Daley all the way!!
Tom Daley!!
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THANKS for the Lochte pit shot!!!! Daley has become a real fame whore- a lot of people in UK are already getting sick of him- no bronze medalist in history has gotten so much press- hell, the guy who won gold is a hot American (David Boudia) and we NEVER see him!! Tom is supposed to be hosting a reality show this year- at that pace- I doubt we'll see him in Rio 2016.
People just turn against success. Scrappy underdog kid is fine, but kid hits 18 and dares to have a career?!
It makes me sick, how someone is a 'fame whore' just because he does a TV show and some photo shoots I shall never know.
Just your typical backlash against success. Poor Tom.
I would like suck Luke Campbell, the GB boxer, and then much, much more....
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Well, it looks like my back ordered Bleeding Hearts collection, both the white and the pink, aren't going to make it here as bareroots in time for me to plant out before first freeze. So, my question is, can I plant them into pots and grow them inside until Spring, then plant them out to my bed? I've read in some places that this is fine, but other sites say they don't like being moved. Any advice is appreciated. Oh, and the same question goes for my Fern Leaf Bleeding hearts, which are in the same situation. Thanks!
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They Sort Of Saw Congress Ave.'s Potential
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Stepping out of a van onto Congress Avenue, an out-of-town consultant said he didn't see how the Hill corridor could be converted into a vibrant "Main Street." Two hours later, the street had transformed before his very eyes, into a neighborhood on the brink of revitalization.
That transformation in perspective took place Tuesday afternoon on Congress Avenue in the Hill. It was the second neighborhood visited that day by John Simone (at left in photo), who runs a not-for-profit called the Connecticut Main Street Center.
Simone is in town this week at the invitation of Mayor Toni Harp, who has hired him to produce a plan to advise the city on how to revive several commercial corridors in town: Dixwell Avenue, Whalley Avenue, Congress Avenue, and Grand Avenue.
Simone, along with colleague Kent Burnes (at right in photo), has been exploring those streets on foot and by van, as well as holding community meetings to gather information. He'll present a preliminary report of his findings at the end of the week, and a full written report a month after that. (The Economic Development Corporation agreed to foot the $10,000 bill for the visits and the study.) The week's effort is aimed toward figuring out how to maximize the commercial potential of each of the four selected corridors, so that economic development stretches throughout the city, not just downtown.
The goal on Congress Avenue, however, may end up being slightly different. Simone and Burnes noted that the street doesn't have a strong commercial presence. It doesn't have a defined identity yet: it's part hospital-oriented, but it has a large K-8 school, a number of shops, and a lot of housing.
Congress Avenue's task, therefore, isn't the same as that of Whalley or Grand avenues, which already have well-established commercial bases. Congress Avenue needs to decide what it wants to become, the consultants said.
The consultants' visit ended up missing or glossing over some of the key ingredients that could have in fact helped them understand Congress Avenue commercial and civic life today as well as imagine its future, including the seeds of a business base..
• They have said part of their goal is to see what already works in the neighborhood corridors and has the potential to broaden the customer base. Yet they didn't spend time at Sandra's Next Generation soul-food restaurant, a neighborhood landmark and business success story with a deeply loyal following. (The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays.)
• They just brushed by the Daggett Street studios, home to artists with sometimes regional followings as well as popular underground concerts, just up the block from the Courtland Wilson Branch library, which has become a true community center.
• A day earlier, consultant Burnes had said that urban neighborhood districts should explore tapping into a large African-American market for natural food and health products. Yet the tour didn't stop by Congress Market—the success story so far of an otherwise struggling citywide effort to bring fresh fruits and vegetables to neighborhood groceries.
Yet the visitors concluded the tour saying they saw and heard enough to imagine a revival.
"A Neighborhood Deciding"
Simone and Burnes spent the morning on Whalley Avenue, where they attended two community meetings, had lunch at Whalley Pizza, toured Minore's Market, and stopped into Edge of the Woods. After a short van ride, they found themselves on Congress Avenue at about 2 p.m.
"This is a whole different bag here," Burnes said, looking up the street.
Simone said he could tell immediately that traditional Main Street development won't work here. The city would not be able to simply find a way to better manage an existing commercial district.
"What's missing here," he said, "is a district."
The first step instead, should be to bring "stakeholders" together and begin "the process of 'what is this going to be?'" Burnes said.
Compared to Whalley Avenue, Congress has "very little fabric as a business community," he ventured. While the character and trajectory of Whalley Avenue is largely established, he said, Congress Avenue could go in many directions.
Simone and Burnes, who had arrived with city deputy economic development chief Steve Fontana, were joined by Economic Development Corporation consultant Serena Neal-Sanjurjo and former Hill alder and current deputy city community services chief Jackie James (at left in photo).
As James led the group west on Congress Avenue, she spoke about the dramatic reduction in crime in the neighborhood in the last 15 years. In response to a question from Simone she said the area doesn't have any neighborhood organizations apart from the Hill North and Hill South community management teams. Under the direction of Lt. Holly Wasilewski, the Hill North district (which includes Congress) has come to report among the lowest number of major crimes each week at police department data-sharing sessions.
"This is not an area that would ever be a Main Street area because it's just too residential," Simone said as the group strolled past house after house.
"When You Grow Up"
At the West Street Housing Co-op homes at, property manager Ann Boyd (at left in photo) came out to chat.
"This community is dying for revitalization," she said. "We need an agency and a board, to map out this area and—"
"Figure out what you want to be when you grow up," Burnes said.
"Are there stakeholders" who would participate in a planning process? Burnes asked.
People would need to be educated about that, Boyd said.
"There's a lot of hopelessness and apathy here," said James.
After a stop at Gregory "Krikko" Obbott's museum to marvel at his monstrous pencil drawings (pictured; read about that marvel here), the group headed back up Congress Avenue. "This is not about a redevelopment," Simone said. "It's a neighborhood deciding how it wants to develop its neighborhood from a residential perspective." That could mean "pocket" parks, or a "place-making" makeover, or an entirely different idea, he said.
"Way More Doable"
At 3:30 p.m., Simone and Burnes sat down for a meeting with representatives of Yale-New Haven Hospital, Yale University, a local church, and a local treatment center, among others. They gathered in a first-floor room at the housing authority's new Rowe Apartments tower on Sylvan Avenue, just two blocks from Congress.
Congress Avenue, Simone said, "doesn't really fit the Main Street model for revitalization."
He asked people to introduce themselves and share what they think Congress Avenue might need. People mentioned streetscaping, distinctive streetlights, walkability, and improved safety.
"This is not going to be a major shopping center district," said Burnes. Whatever it does become, "it's going to have to start with the residents."
He advised coming up with a small goal, to "eat the elephant in small bites." On Congress Avenue, "the worst thing would be to take a big bite and fail."
Conversation turned toward collaboration, the opportunities and the obstacles. James said there is a lack of trust between the neighborhood and the hospital. Neighbors tend to think that the hospital, or the university, is going to just keep expanding and taking more and more property.
The neighborhood also has a lack of vibrant community groups, she said. Community management teams are not well attended, people agreed. Lots of people don't know what the teams are for, James said. That's partly because of the name, which sounds obscure and bureaucratic, said police Lt. Makiem Miller, who lives on Congress Avenue (and directs the Whalley/Edgewood/Beaver Hills district).
Simone said a management team "could be the entity to drive development."
"This is a great little neighborhood," he said. It might just be the easiest neighborhood to fix, he said. "You're already doing it."
"I think this is way more doable" than improving Whalley Avenue, Simone said after the meeting.
Congress Avenue already has good material to work with, he said. The residents just need to be "galvanized."
"They need a catalyst to bring together the participants," he said. It could begin with small things: painting fire hydrants, putting in gardens, building a basketball court.
Simone acknowledged that his sense of the street's possibility had changed since he stepped out of the van three hours earlier. Walking around, he said, "I felt like I was in a neighborhood. I couldn't sense that driving by."
Previous stories in this series:
• On Grand, Fixers Find Litter
• Neighborhood Fact-Finding Mission Begins
Tags: Congress Avenue, Connecticut Main Street Center, John Simone, Kent Burnes
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posted by: anonymous on March 12, 2014 11:02am
These guys are thinking small. Much of the existing housing on Congress will be torn down and replaced over the next 20 years. There is a tremendous demand for new housing here. It could be easily replaced by larger buildings with retail and community uses on the ground floors, similar to most new buildings in Harlem or the Native American section of Minneapolis.
Second, no district will succeed until it is made friendly to people who walk and bike. The Alders and other local elites who take their SUVs everywhere don't seem to see it, but half the city doesn't get in a car and drive to work each day. And 30% of families, a figure that does not even include most students or nursing home residents, have no car at all. That proportion will only increase over the next 20-30 years. This is particularly important for Whalley Avenue, our city's most important "main street" by far. It is currently a deadly speedway. Nobody in their right mind would walk or bike on it. Congress Avenue is similar.
Until we have city engineers who understand this basic point, our main streets will continue to decline.
posted by: 14yearsinNHandgone on March 13, 2014 6:32am
This is HILARIOUS, as is the guy's face in the 4th pic as he is listening to it:
"This community is dying for revitalization," she said. "We need an agency and a board, to map out this area and—"
"Figure out what you want to be when you grow up," Burnes said.
That's all that a huge part of New Haven knows, though: get rich white people to form a board and an agency so you can get things built for you. It's a kind of learned helplessness. Instead of empowering people to develop and lift up their own communities, they've been taught that the only way to improve things is to beg or demand money from Yale or the State, and pay to have other people come in and improve things for them.
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I actually dont mind there being a very limited beasteary in the anima core rule book, as it allows GMs to get a very good grasp of what they are creating and why they created it. if you play horror with lots of undead you can create a list of several undead and not have to prowl the monster book for it. any way the main point of this post is to create a fan made beastary which is why i listed rules below. I dont want people posting a level 1 creature with 1800 DP and 45 Gnosis and calling it "pun pun". funny yes but not useful. if you create a joke creatue please indicate that you are doing such.
Rules: the creature must be made using the anima creature creation system in the GMs book. show stats, and DP related costs. also give a beief description of your creature and whats its possible uses in a game would be.
"Beastmen are a mixture of human and animal combined though powerful spiritual forces. Although an occasonal 'tame' tribe may appere from time to time, most follow there animal institcs and will survive by attacking travelers, and even small lightly protected caravans. it is unknown weather they are a naturally occuring by product of the barrior or if they are some darker Imperium experiment."
Level 2: Catagory: between worlds. DP: 700 Gnosis:10
LP: 126 LP Multiple: 3 DP: 60
Class: Shadow
Str:6 Dex:6 Agi:8 Con:7 Pow:4 Int:4 Wp:4 Per:8 DP: 47 Gnosis: 0
PhR:40 MR:30 PsR:30 VR:40 DR:40
Fatige Points: 9
Regeneration: 1
Init: +75 Natural Weapon. (Claws / Bite)
Attack: +110 (claws) DP: 200 Gnosis: 0
Defense: Dodge: +90 DP: 160 Gnosis: 0
Damage: 65 (cut) DP: 20 Gnosis: 0
AT: +2 +3 (weak fire, elec, thrust) DP: -10 Gnosis: 0
Tough Hide Cut 5 Impact 5 Thurst 3 Heat 3 Electricy 3 Cold 5 Energy 0
Essensial Abilities: Fatige Resistance DP: 10 Gnosis: 0
Powers: Natural Weapons. Complete Night Vsion. DP: 40 Gnosis: 10
Size: 13 Medium.
Movement: 8 / 90ft.
Secondary Abil: Acrobatics +20 Climb +15 Feats of Str +10 Withst. Pain: +0, Notive +35 Search +35 Track +15 Hide +45 Stealth +45 DP: 170 Gnosis: 0
Modus Operandi:
Beatmen travel in packs, although usually smaller than wolfs, or other lesser pack animals, the most common encounter travelers have are between 3 and 5 beatmen that either lay in wait to ambush unsuspecting victums, or if the target is small enough they have been known to charge head on. Beatmen usually do not wear any clothing of any kind, nor do they usually carry weapons as there thick hids of fur and powerful claws are more than a match for the average passer by, however they have been known to carry crudly made amulets or other charms that they can fit around there neck. Some hunters collete these amulets and will pay top coin for genuine ones as they are usually only found on elder beatmen who have claimed the lives of many. Even the Inqusition has made note of the ferocity and intensity to which beatmen fight. In combat Beatmen usually outright attack a foe, however they have been known to follower certin behavior patterns. If a foe is proving to tough for a beatmen to take down quickly they may hold there iniutive and try to gain counter attacks on there foes. It is not uncommon for beatmen to perfom grappls or takedown mauvers on particuarly armored foes so they can tear away flesh at there leasure.
Other Notes: tamer beastmen do exist and resemble humans more than wofls. they have more intellenge, power and will power but less agility, con and perseption. (usually a -1 +1 trade off) Also tamer beatsmen still have claws but often use weapons, such as crude javlins or bone clubs.
Final note: if beatmen get suprise they usually attack using 2 fatigue points as to maximise the amount of damage inflicted before the foe has time to react. They will use up Fatiuge at about 1 point per turn in offence until they reach 5-6 were they will only use it if nessicary.
This is the exact same format as the creatures in the book, however i have included the total DP and Gnosis spent in creating each area. Also I made the beastman becuase it didnt appere to be in the book, and the combat section refered to it and I liked the picture of the girl slaughtering it lol. enjoy.


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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Moodley, Sugenthiran URN etd-03312010-125459 Document Title Major factors contributing to the sustainable profitability of South African Indian family businesses Degree MBA Department Gordon Institute of Business Science Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Mr G Fisher Supervisor Keywords
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Date 2007-04-08 Availability unrestricted Abstract Indians arrived in South Africa since 1860 predominantly as indentured labourers. Despite over a century of pointed hostility towards Indian entrepreneurs, they managed to endure hardship and thrive. Today they run some of the most successful family businesses in South Africa. Family businesses internationally have had a reputation of struggling to survive beyond the first generation.
This study attempted to identify factors that contributed to family business survival. Of the factors identified, which of these factors were adopted to a significantly greater extent by highly profitable family businesses as compared to family businesses exhibiting average profitability.
Two family business groups were studied. A control group and a success group. Both groups were profitable companies; however the success group had a higher profitability for the past five years as compared to the control group.
Thirteen factors were identified as key contributors to family business longevity. All thirteen factors were adopted by 45% of the Indian businesses. Of these eight factors: strategic planning, governance structures, succession planning , open family communication, family networks, trust, cultural values alignment and harmonious family relations were proved to be adopted to a significantly higher extent by the highly profitable companies.
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Complaint 2013 Tipton
DATE OF CORRESPONDENCE: January 1, 2013
Name of the Invention Promotion Company: Davison
Invention Promoter's Address: 595 Alpha Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15238-2991
Complainant's Name: Laura Tipton
Complainant's Address: 400 N. Faver Drive, Castle Rock, CO 80109
Customer's Name: Laura Tipton
Name of mass media invention promoter advertised in: Internet
Invention promotion service offered to be performed: Create presentation material, product sample, packaging sample, product quotes, provisional patent application & hard copy for the executive summary.
Explanation of complaint between customer and invention promoter: This being my first experience with an invention, I went with the company called Davison. They promised in a written and signed document that they would provide me with Presentation Material, Product Sample, Packaging Sample, Production Quotes, Provisional Patent Application and Hard Copy for the Executive Summary.
I never received the Production Quotes or Hard Copy of the Executive summary. I was initially charged $8815.00 and an agreement to pay Davison 10% of any profit made off the sale of the invention, and was told there would be no further fees if I agreed to this payment term. Once production was in the works, I was given a different contact person who then asked me for a $125 filing fee for my provisional patent filing. When I questioned the fee, they said it was because of the Federal filing fee, it had nothing to do with our agreement.
Once production was done, I was then asked to pay a $385 "handling fee" in order to package and present to a client. At this time I was also asked to pay a $2500 film fee to make a video commercial of the product. I questioned the fees again and was told that this was the last step in getting my product licensed and on the market. I looked back at the contract and it does state in section L. "The Client shall not be responsible for any additional expenses to Davison within the scope and term of this Agreement." They name that I may have to pay 1 additional "handling fee". So I declined the video fee and paid the handling fee. My product sat on the shelf for months before it was offered to another party, and I was then told I would have to pay another "$385" handling fee to get it seen by another party. I terminated the relationship at this point and asked for all my materials to be sent to me. I was NOT sent the full prototype and advertising material, but should also have the FULL Patent, not just a provisional one in place! I sincerely feel they have ripped me off financially as well as ethically. They should not be allowed to operate as a business. I also believe they intentionally tried to let my provisional patent run out so they could potentially take my product for their own benefit!
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Abstract Minnesota has played a leading role in the integrative holistic medicine movement in the United States for more than 2 decades. This article defines integrative holistic medicine and describes how it is practiced. It also discusses the reasons why institutions and providers here and elsewhere in the country have embraced this approach to patient care.
For more than 25 years, Minnesota has been at the forefront of integrative holistic medicine. The state began earning its reputation as a leader in 1982, the year Mankato became home to the Wellness Center of Minnesota, one of the first integrative medicine clinics in the United States. In 1993, Hennepin County Medical Center became the first conventional medical facility in the country to open an alternative medicine clinic. Two years later, the University of Minnesota established the Center for Spirituality and Healing; this was followed by the establishment of integrative medicine programs at the Woodwinds Health Campus in Woodbury, Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota in Minneapolis and St. Paul, and Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis. In addition, Minnesota's Complementary and Alternative Health Care Act (MN Statue 146A) was signed into law in 2000, protecting natural healers' legal right to work with clients.
Holistic health care practitioners
The Integrative Holistic Medicine Movement in Minnesota A small group of physicians with an interest in holistic medicine have played a quiet but important role in this story. During the 1970s and 1980s, physicians who were beginning to look beyond the Western biomedical model for treating patients were doing so in isolation, and they often felt they were viewed skeptically by their peers. A sense of isolation is what led one of the authors of this article, Bill Manahan, M.D., to seek out other health care providers who had an interest in holistic medicine. In the fall of 1989, he convened a meeting of holistic health care providers in St. Paul. Included in that group of 28 were 4 physicians, 12 nurses, 3 physical therapists, and 3 medical students. Each of the physicians agreed to bring a colleague to the next meeting. Four months later, 8 physicians showed up for the second meeting, along with 20 other providers. By 1992, the group had grown to about 120 members, 30 of whom were physicians. The membership became so large by 1999 that nurses and physicians decided to meet separately. Today, the holistic medical group is composed of 160 physicians and 40 other providers. (Information about some of these providers and the group's activities is available at the www.holisticphysicians.info.) In addition, 40 Minnesota physicians are now board-certified in integrative holistic medicine.
Although the size of the gatherings has grown, their purpose has remained the same: to provide support for practitioners wishing to embrace a holistic philosophy of practice, an opportunity to network with like-minded colleagues, and an opportunity for learning. As part of each meeting, individuals describe their professional journey and share their dreams for the future. They also offer information about complementary therapies and about how various diseases and conditions can be approached from a holistic perspective. Topics have included taking a holistic approach to chronic fatigue syndrome and Lyme disease, the controversies about amalgam fillings and immunizations, chiropractic and osteopathic manipulation, and techniques for reducing stress.
What is Integrative Holistic Medicine? Integrative holistic medicine is a healing-oriented approach to medicine that looks at the whole person—body, mind, and spirit—and uses appropriate therapies, both conventional and alternative, to improve the health of an individual. It addresses the fundamentals of lifestyle and self-care and emphasizes a therapeutic relationship between patient and practitioner.
A common misconception about integrative medicine is that it primarily involves modalities other than pharmaceuticals and surgery. Although it is true that integrative holistic physicians believe that complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies can often be helpful in treating patients, they are not opposed to the use of pharmaceuticals and surgery when they are needed.
What distinguishes integrative holistic physicians is their belief that the basic foundation of care is treating the "whole person" and addressing the full range of a patient's needs, not just the disease. Integrative holistic doctors not only pay attention to a patient's presenting symptoms, disease, and test results, they also focus on the patient's sense of who they are, the way they live, and their belief about a higher power, death, and the meaning of illness. They consider spirituality an integral component of health and well-being and believe a person's capacity to grow spiritually may be a key to healing. Consider a patient who has a blood pressure reading of 140/90 mm Hg. A physician might recommend exercise, weight loss, and eating a low-salt diet, and then prescribe medication. But a physician who takes a more holistic approach might, in addition to recommending exercise, weight loss, and changes in diet, suggest to the patient that their elevated blood pressure may be a response to increased stress. The holistic physician might recommend that the patient join a mindfulness meditation class to learn to elicit the relaxation response in order to counter the stress reaction. This type of approach affirms a patient's ability to achieve better health and gives the patient the tools to do so.
Yet at the same time, physicians were beginning to see a growing number of patients with chronic diseases for which there was neither a single cause nor a simple treatment. That convinced some physicians to look at patient care in a different way—to pay closer attention to not only the physical but also to the emotional and spiritual components of health.
Meanwhile, patients were also seeking out alternative ways to maintain health and treat illness often without their doctors' knowing about it. The 2007 National Health Interview Survey, which asked more than 32,000 adults in the United States about their health- and illness-related experiences, revealed that more than one-third of respondents said they used alternatives to conventional medicine such as acupuncture, biofeedback, botanicals, meditation, and dietary supplements. Public demand has brought the study of integrative holistic medicine into medical and resident education. It has also prompted large medical institutions such as the Mayo Clinic to create integrative medicine services and study the effectiveness of alternative therapies.
Conclusion As an increasing numbers of patients consider complementary modalities and alternatives to conventional medicine as treatment options, a growing number of physicians are learning more about integrative holistic health care in order to better care for them. We believe this trend will continue and that integrative holistic medicine, with its emphasis on self-care and prevention, will emerge as the prevailing model for health care in the future. Recently, in Washington, D.C., Sen. Tom Harkin and leaders in the integrative care field testified before the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions about the need for integrative heath care to be a central theme in health care reform.
This article has mentioned only a few of the many dedicated practitioners and organizations in Minnesota that have been pioneers in integrative holistic medicine. Because of their commitment, the state will continue to be a leader in the move toward a more holistic, integrated approach to patient care. MM


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Victim's name not released
INDIANAPOLIS - A man died early Thursday after he was rescued from his burning home on the city's north side.
Just after 4 p.m. Wednesday, Indianapolis Fire Department crews said a fire broke out at a home in the 7500 block of Brackenwood Circle.
An unconscious man suffering from smoke inhalation and burns was pulled from the home. He was rushed to St. Vincent Hospital in critical condition where he later died.
Crews battled the blaze for more than 30 minutes before finally gaining control. Investigators said the fire caused an estimated $100,000 in damages.
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Fish McBites coming to McDonalds. Gotta be better than that fish in the Magic Kingdom Columbia House or worse.
1. West Virginia University, Morgantown
2. University of Iowa, Iowa City
3. Ohio University, Athens
4. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
5. University of Georgia, Athens
6. University of Florida, Gainesville
7. University of California-Santa Barbara
8. Florida State University, Tallahassee
9. Miami University of Ohio, Oxford
10. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y.
11. Penn State University, University Park, Pa.
12. DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind.
13. University of Wisconsin-Madison
14. University of Mississippi
15. University of Texas-Austin
16. University of Maryland, College Park
17. University of South Carolina, Columbia
18. James Madison University, Harrisonburg Va.
19. University of Maine, Orono
20. University of Tennessee, Knoxville
My DD's University stayed at #4 for two years in a row! :yahoo:
Sgt Manipulated in Tampa radio personality trial says Tampa Police Department. You think?
Amazing. And no wonder we as a nation can't pull off boarder patrol.
and I'll see you with......
Two bank robbers pulled off a daring escape from downtown Chicago's high-rise jail by apparently scaling down about 20 stories using a makeshift rope tied to the bars in a cell window.
Lake Superior State University's 38th annual list of banished words and phrases:
fiscal cliff
kick the can down the road
double down
job creators/creation
spoiler alert
bucket list
boneless wings
Opposing attorney in Radio Jockey's suing each other, set up by the opposing council's staffer at Malio's Restaurant. She purportedly bought him drinks, then asked him to mover HER car. TPD Sgt said the call came into his cell phone from someone he knew that knew... and the others all pled the fifth, but the judge says no wrongdoing, well based on what?
This site is way better than that Fbook site
Group of 17 women having a jewelry party when a man broke into her home around 7:45 pm, the First Coast News reported in Florida, the man pointed a gun at them. The women started chanting Jesus, Jesus, Jesus... The robber fled but was apprehended by police short time after. I wonder if the jewelry was WWJD bracelets :) Just kidding


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The brazen altar and laver. (1-8) The court. (9-20) The offerings of the people. (21-31)
Verses 1-8 In all ages of the church there have been some persons more devoted to God, more constant in their attendance upon his ordinances, and more willing to part even with lawful things, for his sake, than others. Some women, devoted to God and zealous for the tabernacle worship, expressed zeal by parting with their mirrors, which were polished plates of brass. Before the invention of looking-glasses, these served the same purposes.
Verses 9-20 The walls of the court being of curtains only, intimated that the state of the Jewish church itself was movable and changeable; and in due time to be taken down and folded up, when the place of the tent should be enlarged, and its cords lengthened, to make room for the Gentile world.
Verses 21-31 The foundation of massy pieces of silver showed the solidity and purity of the truth upon which the church is founded. Let us regard the Lord Jesus Christ while reading of the furniture of the tabernacle. While looking at the altar of burnt-offering, let us see Jesus. In him, his righteousness, and salvation, is a full and sufficient offering for sin. In the laver of regeneration, by his Holy Spirit, let our souls be washed, and they shall be clean; and as the people offered willingly, so may our souls be made willing. Let us be ready to part with any thing, and count all but loss to win Christ.
Exodus 38:1-31 . FURNITURE OF THE TABERNACLE.
1. the altar of burnt offering--The repetitions are continued, in which may be traced the exact conformity of the execution to the order.
8. laver of brass . . . of the looking glasses of the women--The word mirrors should have been used, as those implements, usually round, inserted into a handle of wood, stone, or metal, were made of brass, silver, or bronze, highly polished [WILKINSON]. It was customary for the Egyptian women to carry mirrors with them to the temples; and whether by taking the looking glasses of the Hebrew women Moses designed to put it out of their power to follow a similar practice at the tabernacle, or whether the supply of brass from other sources in the camp was exhausted, it is interesting to learn how zealously and to a vast extent they surrendered those valued accompaniments of the female toilet.
of the women assembling . . . at the door--not priestesses but women of pious character and influence, who frequented the courts of the sacred building ( Luke 2:37 ), and whose parting with their mirrors, like the cutting the hair of the Nazarites, was their renouncing the world for a season [HENGSTENBERG].
9. the court--It occupied a space of one hundred and fifty feet by seventy-five, and it was enclosed by curtains of fine linen about eight feet high, suspended on brazen or copper pillars. Those curtains were secured by rods fastened to the top, and kept extended by being fastened to pins stuck in the ground.
10. hooks--The hooks of the pillars in the court were for hanging up the carcasses of the sacrificial beasts--those on the pillars at the entry of the tabernacle were for hanging the sacerdotal robes and other things used in the service.
11. sockets--mortices or holes in which the end of the pillars stood.
17. chapiters--or capitals of the pillars, were wooden posts which ran along their top, to which were attached the hooks for the hangings.
18. the height in the breadth--or, "in the measure." The sense is that the hangings of the court gate, which was twenty cubits wide, were of the same height as the hangings all round the court [WALL].
21. This is the sum of the tabernacle--Having completed his description of the component parts of the tabernacle, the inspired historian digresses into a statement respecting the gold and silver employed in it, the computation being made according to an order of Moses--by the Levites, under the direction of Ithamar, Aaron's youngest son.
24. twenty and nine talents, and seven hundred and thirty shekels--equivalent to approximately $450,000.
25. the silver of them that were numbered--603,550 men at fifty cents each would contribute $301,775. It may seem difficult to imagine how the Israelites should be possessed of so much wealth in the desert; but it should be remembered that they were enriched first by the spoils of the Egyptians, and afterwards by those of the Amalekites. Besides, it is highly probable that during their sojourn they traded with the neighboring nations who bordered on the wilderness [HEWLETT].


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Some Deuterocohnia have perennial bloom stalks, and will bloom two or three years on the same inflorescence. |
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