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Sun Mountain Womens Swift X Stand Bag 2010
7.5" 2-way top, holds full set of clubs, Dual Strap System, velour lined valuables pocket, matching rainhood
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The Swift is a compact, ultra-lightweight bag that will accommodate a full set of clubs, balls and a windbreaker. If you want just enough, but not more, choose the Swift.
- it weighs under three pounds
- the women's Swift is one inch shorter than the men's model to better accommodate the length of women's clubs
- the E-Z Fit Dual Strap System is easy to adjust
- the Swift uses the state of the art leg mechanism used on all of our stand bags
- there are seven pockets including a full-length apparel pocket, a velour-lined valuables pocket and a water bottle pouch
- other features include a leg lock which prevents the legs from activating during cart use, a ball liner, pen holder and matching rainhood.
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Here's some reading. JP Magazine actually opted to take the lift OFF of their JK: Less Is More: Jeep Wrangler JK Suspension - Jp Magazine Another article about stuffing 35's under a JK, some methods without lifting: Ten Ways to Fit 35s on Your Jeep Wrangler JK - Jp Magazine I'm not badmouthing lifts at all; they have their place and their advantages. I'm simply stating that for my purposes, a lift really accomplishes nothing of great value to me. "Low-center-of-gravity" builds are a bit of a rage right now. But it's not simply a fad; it has its advantages. I'm concentrating on undercarriage and body protection, and relying on larger tires to increase my clearance. |
pnewman43 | Thanks for all the imput. and i guess i thought that lifting was one of the best ways to make it more off road capable, so i guess i wanted to accomplish me being able to do better on the trails. however, based on your last post, i think i will be looking into bigger tires first, as it seems easier and less risky |
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A lift alone will not necessarily make a rig more offroad capable than an unlifted one. A properly selected lift can improve articulation/wheel travel, but not all methods of lifting will do that. As far as the effect of the lift on the undercarriage, your differentials will still be the same distance from the ground as before, and will still effectively be one of the lowest points on the vehicle (assuming no change in tires). And, a lift will raise your center of gravity, thus becoming one detriment to offroad capability (however minor that is). It's a trade-off. A lift will allow you to stuff larger tires under the rig, which WILL increase ground clearance to the differentials. But, one can go up to 37" tires on the JK without a lift whatsoever!!! (The caveat is that some other things must be changed to accommodate 37" tires without lifting, and there may be some minor rubs). 35's would be fairly easy without a lift (only fender changes and cutting the pinch seam). There is no doubt that a good lift can improve certain offroad attributes, but at a cost to other attributes. I guess my original question in this thread still needs to be answered: what exactly do you want to accomplish by lifting? Your answer will allow folks to point you in the right direction. I'm a fan of low-center-of-gravity builds, and I plan to improve my Jeep's offroad capabilities while trying to avoid lifting unless absolutely necessary; and then only as much lift as I really need, and no more. Cheers! |
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Be careful and lift with your legs not your back to avoid injury! Sorry I just couldn't help it. |
pnewman43 | I wanna lift because i want it to be more off road capable. i use it for driving a lot during the week, but also have taken it on the trails many times. would bigger and better tires be better than lifting? |
Renaissance_Redneck |
The first thing I would ask myself is: "Why do I want a lift in the first place?" If you can clarify your reasons for lifting, and the type of driving you will be doing, it will help folks point you in the right direction. Speaking for myself, I'm going to go up in tire size, and will be doing everything I can to AVOID lifting my Jeep. |
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Lifting my jeep? Call me a noob, but i just got my first jeep a couple months ago, and am thinking about lifting it 2-4 inches. however, when looking at other posts about this, they are filled with a bunch of language that i have no idea what they mean. Could someone explain all the things i need to buy (which tires with different lifts, anything else i need to buy/take into consideration when lifting) in a more dumbed down way? I have a 2012 Sport, thats completely stock Thanks! |

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Updated: 08/06/2014 - A grand jury indicted 20-year-old Phillip Maddox for raping a child in Harlan County one year ago.
Updated: 07/31/2014 - Folks gathered Wednesday night in Harlan to remember one of the greatest athletes the state of Kentucky has ever seen.
Posted: 07/29/2014 - In March, state auditors released a report highlighting multiple instances of poor financial record-keeping in Harlan County government. Tuesday night, members of the Harlan County Industrial Development Authority held a special-called meeting to take action on the state auditor's recommendations.
Updated: 07/24/2014 - Two men face charges in Harlan County for allegedly stealing from a burned home.
Posted: 07/23/2014 - Evarts City Council is modifying its city curfew for children. In the proposal, parents will be fined if their children are out past the city's curfew.
Updated: 07/21/2014 - Many trails go through several counties on the Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia border. Now several groups are working together in an effort to connect all of the trails together.
Updated: 07/17/2014 - Police say 24-year-old James Daniel Bailey stole thousands of dollars from WTUK radio station in Harlan, but he did not get too far. Police say they caught Bailey with the money at a car lot.
Posted: 07/14/2014 - (Lexington, KY)— Camp HOPE will be a one-day retreat for children, ages 6 to 12, who have experienced the death of a loved one within the past two years. Caregivers of the children are also invited to attend. Camp HOPE will be held September 13, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., at the Hospice of the Bluegrass Center for Grief and Education, 2409 Greatstone Point, Lexington, Ky.
Posted: 07/10/2014 - Former University of Kentucky player Jarrod Polson, who starred at West Jessamine High School, served as an instructor for a "Shoot Hoops, Not Drugs" basketball camp at Harlan County High School.
Posted: 07/09/2014 - The old hospital building in Lynch in Harlan County is getting renovated and put back to use. Leaders say at least one new business is possibly moving in and creating new jobs.
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One of the greatest ironies of the 9/11 Era: while politicians, generals
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This can depend on variety, sun exposure, weather during the summer, etc., but each flower can last up to 5-7 days from bud "break" to full blossom. As for an entire mature, blooming stem, two weeks is pretty average. Hope this helps! Cheers, Riz |
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If you want to extend the 'look' of a planting, plant some of every kind: Early Asiatics followed by LA hybrids followed by Trumpets followed by Orientals. Once an Oriental is established long enough to make a huge bulb, there might be enough buds to extend the total bloom time per stem to 3 weeks in a good season. I find lilies worth the effort for that short time. Nell |
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If you have never cooked Thai food before, this is a very easy recipe to follow! I could not find yellow curry so I used green curry instead and it was very delicious!
Couldn't find yellow curry paste, so I used red. I used chicken broth instead of water and per other reviewers, only used 1 1/4 cups. Threw in frozen peas when I turned off the heat. I didn't rate with forks because of the few changes I made, but I would give my version four forks. Not bland at all, colorful and healthy, quick and easy to prepare. What can be better than all that?
Altered it a bit like others because I was worried it was too bland: -Replaced water with chicken stock -Used green curry paste, added a few dashes of yellow curry powder -Added two red, seeded, chilis -Added garlic and ginger -Added a handful of snow peas -Replaced Yukons for red 'C' potatoes Definitely not bland anymore. Turned out great.
Made this last night exactly as called for. Great flavor but a bit too much heat for us. I will cut the yellow curry paste in half next time.
Made this last night and we loved it! I used chicken breasts instead of thighs and chicken stock (2 cups) instead of water (I wanted it a little "soupy" to go better over brown rice) but other than that, I followed the recipe exactly. Husband had some for lunch this afternoon and said it had lost a little of it's original heat but that wasn't a bad thing. Like everyone else said, the cilantro and basil as garnish really complete this dish. I am definitely making this again. Delicious!
Made this curry on a weeknight. It was incredibly quick and easy. We used the low-fat coconut milk instead of the full fat stuff. Just add less water or you'll be boiling it to reduce the liquid for a while. We also used green curry instead of yellow (because that is what we had). Any curry will work. You can definitely add more spices and fish sauce to bump up the flavor, and any veggies will due.
I used Sun Luck Yellow Curry Paste and it definitely was NOT bland. I made it exactly as stated except that I served it over rice made with coconut milk and I look forward to trying this again. Such an easy weeknight dinner, the fresh herbs are a must. Great as is but will add some additional vegetables next!
It did turn out fairly bland when I made it too, but a little bit of Sriracha perked it right up. I omit the potatoes and put in some peas instead.
- Halved the water and could've stood to remove it entirely - Added a little bit of corn starch to make it less watery - Should've added some curry powder, ginger, and/or garlic to give it a little more kick. A solid, basic curry, easy to modify and tamper with - we had one person who didn't care for spicy food so it worked well enough without additional spice.
I doubled the recipe -- I, too, could not find yellow curry paste so used green. My only adjustments were less water (used only 2 cups); after cooking the veggies for about 10 minutes in the curry paste, I added about 1 Tbsp of curry powder. Once finished, I did add some sea salt. I served it over rice. We found it to be very flavorful. I agree w/other reviewers that the fresh herbs are key. Absolutely would make again.


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There are only 53 spots, each one a precious commodity for an NFL coach.
Juggling the roster for the regular season is never simple. That's why J.R. Redmond was so important to the Arizona Cardinals.
Redmond was someone who could play three roles — punt returner, kick returner, No. 3 running back — and save at least one roster spot for someone who wouldn't normally make the team.
But Redmond dislocated his left shoulder in Friday night's preseason game, an injury that will take weeks to heal. Monday, the team put him on injured reserve, a designation that ends his season.
Suddenly, that roster flexibility has disappeared.
"We have our hands tied in a lot of different injuries that we will have to ride," coach Dennis Green said. "We are in the decision-making business, so you make the decisions and you keep looking forward."
The Cardinals had to make a handful of roster moves by today. Teams have to reach a 65-man limit; the Cardinals actually have five NFL Europe exemptions right now, making their limit 70.
Their roster stands at 69, after Redmond, defensive tackle Kenny King (wrist) and center Bill Conaty (arm) were put on IR and six players, most notably 2004 starters Ifeanyi Ohalete, a safety, and Peppi Zellner, a defensive end, were cut.
Green said the Cardinals will probably claim a return man of some kind off waivers to fill the remaining roster spot.
Part of the Cards' problems are the number of injuries the team already is trying to ride out. Both of their top two centers, Alex Stepanovich (hand surgery) and Nick Leckey (ankle sprain), are not practicing and both could end up missing at least the regular season opener.
The team also has held a roster spot — at least for now — for starting middle linebacker Gerald Hayes, whose knee surgery will keep him out at least four games and probably longer.
"You are never quite satisfied with your roster makeup," vice president of football operations Rod Graves said. "There are always two or three other things you wish you could have.
"J.R.'s situation, he provided the potential for luxury. Now, quite frankly, we might be looking for three guys to do those things."
Undrafted rookie Dan Sheldon, who wasn't going to make the team, probably now will as the punt returner. If the Cards keep, for example, running back Damien Anderson to return kicks, that's another spot that might have been saved.
Redmond could come back. His agent, Boston-based Kristen Kuliga, said she has already had some discussions with the team in negotiating an injury settlement for Redmond. If Redmond receives such a settlement, he would be officially released — and would also be eligible to re-sign with the Cardinals when he is finally healed.
That path has been used before. For example, former Saguaro High School star Jeremy Brigham took a settlement early in the 2002 season from the Oakland Raiders instead of going on IR with the specific intention of possibly coming back. It allowed the tight end to re-sign with the team prior to Super Bowl XXXVII and play in the game.
Kuliga declined to comment on Redmond's prognosis. Redmond, at the team's facility Monday, would only say that he was "OK" before hustling off to get a magnetic resonance imaging test.
Redmond is gone for now. And the Cardinals must find a way to build their roster for opening day.
"As we improve as a team and the players get better and the salaries get higher, at some point we will be faced with making tough decisions of letting players go who can still play," Graves said. "That's on the horizon.
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Floral development and relationships among basal "non-magnoliid" dicotyledons: Flower and inflorescence formation in the 'primitive' members of the largest and most diverse group of flowering plants has implications for elucidating currently obscure evolutionary relationships and the nature and evolution of the angiosperm flower. Current research is focusing on Nothofagus (southern beech) and the families Buxaceae (ARC and DITAC funding) and Winteraceae.
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A trailer fire in Pasco's Flamingo Village Mobile Home Park around 3 p.m. Tuesday was likely caused by dated electrical wiring, said park manager Angela Watkins.
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Buried from the public: Hart Island, New York
At first glance this modest island in New York appears unremarkable. The 131-acre dark speck of land has crumbling buildings, is off-limits to the public, and has not been occupied for the last forty years. Area residents might know of Long Island Sound's Hart Island, but few are familiar with its long-standing mission as the largest – and least visited – burial ground in the United States.
For one hundred and fifty years the island has also been home to a prisoner of war camp, an insane asylum, a quarantine facility, a tuberculosis sanatorium, a boy's reformatory, a disciplinary barracks, a Nike Ajax missile base, and a narcotics rehabilitation center. Read more…
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Welcome to Forest Haven, one of the most deadly institutions in the United States.
This asylum for the mentally ill was built not far the nation's capital in 1925, hidden in forested acreage away from the busy city center. The campus was beautiful, however care and treatment would deteriorate rapidly as the city's budget tightened. Understaffing issues were common, and for decades reports of resident abuse and neglect went ignored.
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how do i access a windows partion in linux?
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how do i access a windows partion in linux?
it depends on whether you are using fat32 or ntfs.
either way, see my guide - look on the helpful tips page. Post back here if you have any further questions.
what distro are you using btw?
Look at the mount command or search on it here on the forum. It depends on which type of filesystem your windows drive is..
like this...
Of coure you have to change /dev/hdd to you actual drive path and make sure that /mnt/windows directory exists otherwise you have to create it.Code:mount -t vfat /dev/hdd /mnt/windows
mount -t ntfs /dev/hdd /mnt/windows
that won't give you read/write access, see my guide for more details.
jiises can you stop advertising your guide and help people here instead....
Sorry this wolud do the trick
RegardsCode:mount -t vfat /mnt/windows user,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
mount -t ntfs /mnt/windows user,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I have seen yowwww's guide help many people. It's a concentration of knowledge; why re-answer something that already has been answered, after all?
OK....but then vi can cancel this forum then!!... almost all things we answering people about are well documented on other sites,documentation-forums and howtos...
Its no fun for the poster or reader to be relinked to another location when he or her can get the answer right away when its 2lines long...but maybe thats me.
thx andutt
Your welcome...hope it goes well!
thanks for the disdain, but actually it was WELL OVER TWO LINES:
it also provides links for ntfs and gives credit to another person who helped come up with the read and write access part.Code:How to Access and Write to your Windows FAT32 partitions -
Step 1 - When in Linux, create a directory wherever you like, called whatever you like. For example - /home/user/windows
Step 2 - To test it out, log in as root in the terminal (type su, then press enter, then enter your root password then press enter) Then type (I'm using the sample created directory above) mount /dev/hda1 /home/user/windows
This should allow you to see all of your windows files in that created directory. (I used hda1 because my windows is on the first partition of my first drive, you need to adjust yours as necessary - ie: hdb1 is the first partition of the second drive) I also mount my first partition on my second drive because that's where I keep all my mp3's, so I create another directory - /home/user/winmusic and therefore to mount that drive again as root in the terminal type: mount /dev/hdb1 /home.
Step 3 - If you want to have linux automatically mount these drives, you need to edit your /etc/fstab file as root. In my case, I use the terminal and I use pico as a text editor, but if you like using point and click you can do that too. If you are used to using text editors or like pico, you can do it like this:
in terminal as root type:
cd /etc
pico fstab
press control and O and then add .backup to the filename which creates a backup for you.
then press control X
then type pico fstab
then you will see your fstab file open again - use the arrow keys to move things around
scroll down to the bottom and add these lines
*using the above directories as examples:
/dev/hda1 /home/user/windows
/dev/hdb1 /home/user/winmusic
*this will allow you to see the windows files as user, but you have to be logged in as root to add file or write to those directories.
*if you want to be able to add files and write to your windows fat32 directories as user, then you can do this:
This next part was contributed by Eric London - much thanks!
/dev/hda1 /home/user/windows vfat user,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
/dev/hdb1 /home/user/winmusic vfat user,uid=500,gid=500 0 0
*this will allow you to write to those directories. All you need to do in either case is save this as your new fstab file.
For ntfs file support see these sites:
I do refer to my guide quite a bit, but that is where I put most of all the solutions I find. It is not someone else's guide, it is mine and therefore when I post it, I don't take the RTFM manual approach, if someone needs clarification, they can email me, message me or or reply in the forum.
You may not know this, but I spend a lot of time helping people with linux (not that I know everything, but I offer what I can). It is beyond me, why you would condemn a reference to a guide especially when the person is capable of following up on it.
One thing I love about linux is the community, but sometimes people really bring it down.


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Mercedes refers to itself as "Queen City of the Valley" or "La Reina del Valle." It celebrated its centennial in 2007. The original town site was two miles east of the present site. The present site in southern Hidalgo County was part of the Capisallo Ranch. Today, Mercedes is a center for agriculture and varied industries, and it is well known for custom-made boots.
The Fleet S. Lentz Native Plant Display features more than 100 native shrubs and trees. On the Mercedes Civic Center grounds, 530 E. Second St.
Events include the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show & Rodeoheld the second week in March.
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Cookbook creator says: I combined the 2 Cordon Blue recipes I have here in my cookbook, used whole wheat cracker crumbs instead of shake and bake and used the laughing cow cheese instead of the provolone. Cut chicken, made a pocket,not pounded and rolled. Also added some sundried tomatoes for fun in the pocket. Awesome! Submitted by CARMELPIMPIN84 Carbs: 9.2g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 30.4g | Calories: 203
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Cookbook creator says: I used 2 lbs lean ground beef and 1/3 cup barbeque sauce. Used Triscuits and some seasoned whole wheat crackers crushed up instead of oatmeal for a change. Did not double crushed cracker amount, however. Both oatmeal and crackers are good, just a preference or what you have on hand. Submitted by MEIER86 Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 18.1g | Calories: 172.4
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Cookbook creator says: Daughter loves biscuits and gravy this is a healthy recipe for her to get her favorite breakfast. Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61 Carbs: 8.7g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 11.5g | Calories: 134.4
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In 98-degree weather, volunteers check on the elderly, power use surges and lakes bake.
The Twin Cities had another toasty day Monday, although the high of 98 degrees at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport fell shy of the predicted triple-digit reading.
That was still plenty warm, and potentially dangerous for some. Volunteers for Meals on Wheels were doing double duty: delivering food to elderly clients and also checking on their welfare, especially those who lack air conditioning. The agency makes daily visits to about 8,500 clients.
"These are people who are pretty vulnerable to heat stress during weeks like this," said Patrick Rowan, executive director of Metro Meals on Wheels, which coordinates local programs.
"People need a place to escape from the heat. We counsel them, or notify relatives, when we get concerned, but if our clients are in immediate stress, we'll call 911. We all need to keep an eye out for our relatives and neighbors."
At Hennepin County Medical Center, 47 people of varying ages have been treated for heat-related conditions during the first two weeks of July, said spokeswoman Christine Hill. The problems include heatstroke, heat exhaustion, dehydration and conditions such as asthma that can be exacerbated by the heat.
A snapshot of other weather items:
Lots of 90s, but not like '88: Monday was the 11th of July's first 16 days with a high temperature of 90 degrees or above. The record for an entire summer is 44, in 1988. By July 16 of that year, there had been 26 such days; Monday was the 20th this year. The seasonal average is 13.
Mega power use: Xcel Energy said electrical demand surged to a level just short of the record 9,544 megawatts consumed during a single hour on July 20 last year. Spokeswoman Mary Sandok said final numbers are not yet available.
Although nearly 3,000 of Xcel's almost 1 million customers did not have power at 4 p.m. Monday, Sandok said the scattered outages were likely because of heat-related equipment failures, not because of a shortage of power.
Warm lake: Water temperatures Monday morning on Lake Minnetonka averaged 83 degrees between Tanager Bay and Wayzata Bay, said Minnehaha Watershed District spokeswoman Telly Mamayek. That's two degrees higher than a year ago and five degrees higher than four years ago, but two degrees cooler than last week.
Possibly historic: The average temperature for July through Sunday was 81.6, two-tenths of a degree higher than the record monthlong average in July 1936, a Dust Bowl year. But it's unlikely the current heat will persist for an entire month, said Pete Boulay, assistant DNR state climatologist.
The forecast: The Twin Cities should see a high Tuesday of "only" 90. Highs are expected to drop into the 80s Wednesday and Thursday before popping back up into the 90s for the weekend.
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Millions of Americans suffer from migraines, and when the agony hits, many people reach for a pill.
But doctors warn that even common medications might be making your migraines worse.
Nancy Christy knows the crippling pain of migraine headaches.
"A bad day on a one to ten can be a nine or a ten," said Nancy Christy, a migraine patient.
She often turned to a bottle of pills.
"There's probably no other disorder that's more misdiagnosed, mistreated, and misunderstood," said doctor Steven Herzog, a neurologist at Baylor University Medical center.
Taking too much medication can be part of the problem.
"When you take those medications, they diminish your brain's capacity to produce the normal chemicals which fight pain," he explained.
Experts say common over-the-counter medications can also cause painful rebound headaches if they're overused.
The rebound headache usually hits 24 to 48 hours later, tempting sufferers to take more medication.
"I was pretty much in that pattern," Nancy Christy said.
A better strategy combines medication with proper diet, sleep, stress reduction techniques and avoiding headache triggers.
"I'm very careful about the medications I put in my body," said Christy.
Thanks to a balanced approach, Nancy's migraines are now out of mind.


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An Addon to make give stock messages based on location or target. While preping for a boss encounter, target the boss and type "/qs p" to send a 3-4 line strategy for that particular encounter to the party. This addon is not aimed at progression content, rather encounters that are out geared and not familiar. Particularly inspired by the Random Dungeon Finder which will place parties in any of a dozen instances, any of which are easy for the team but may be unfamiliar. The Addon comes with... | |||||
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This addon is to make a raid leader's job easier. To get rid of a lot of custom macros and to make the over all progression of a raid smoother, instead of stopping at every boss to not only explain, but give out assignments. This addon will allow a raid leader to assign healing, buffs, totems, and more with just a few clicks. | |||||
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"This salad was pretty good until I added the fresh basil. It completely ruined the dish for me and I noticed it was still on the plates when I cleaned up after dinner. Obviously my family wasn't impressed either...they are just to nice to vocalize their disappointment.""
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"I decided to try this recipe when cooking out with my family. It was great until I added the basil. I think the basil ruined the salad. It completely overwhelmed the other flavors. I have a husband and three teenage boys who usually eat everything I put on the table, but I noticed that the boys still had this salad on their plates when I clear""


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11 In the dream the Messenger of God called to me, 'Jacob!' And I answered, 'Yes, here I am.' | 11 The angel of God said to me in the dream, 'Jacob.' I answered, 'Here I am.' |
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GAINESVILLE, Ga. (AP)
It's still too early for coach Mike Smith to say which young players are solid candidates to make the Atlanta Falcons' 53-man roster.
From the opening kickoff to the Super Bowl, the best NFL action is on FOX. See the full NFL on FOX schedule.As is his custom at the team's annual Friday Night Lights event, Smith held the Falcons' veteran starters out of the live tackling drills.
Quarterback Matt Ryan, running back Steven Jackson, defensive end Osi Umenyiora, cornerback Asante Samuel and receivers Roddy White and Julio Jones stood on the sideline and watched while roster hopefuls hit and tackled on Gainesville High School's field.
''It wasn't all of the first-team guys, but there were a handful of guys that did not participate in the scrimmage,'' Smith said. ''This was probably the longest time we've been on the field as a team this offseason.''
Rookie cornerback Desmond Trufant, a first-round draft pick, was one of the few designated starters to work with the second team.
With quarterback Dominique Davis throwing passes to receivers Drew Davis, Kevin Cone and other second-teamers, Trufant held his own in coverage and looked sharp in breaking up a potential touchdown pass in an earlier drill against No. 3 receiver Harry Douglas.
Rookie tight end Levine Toilolo, a fourth-round draft pick who's trying to beat out Tommy Gallarda and Chase Coffman for the No. 2 behind Tony Gonzalez, caught some tough passes over the middle.
Linebacker Joplo Bartu, an undrafted free agent rookie from Texas State, looked good in ball pursuit, beating blocks and tackling backup running backs.
Smith and his staff were planning to stay up late and watch the film to see which young players held mistakes to a minimum.
''We're looking to make sure everyone is good on their assignments, and the second thing is the execution,'' Smith said. ''We know there are going to be some guys making mistakes, but we need to make sure we're making them full speed.''
The Falcons, coming off a 13-3 season and a spot in the NFC championship game, said that 14,250 fans watched the workout.
Team director of event marketing Roddy White, who is not related to the star receiver, said it was the largest crowd to attend a Friday night event.
Smith had an NFL officiating crew work the scrimmage. He was pleased that just three flags were thrown after the Falcons led the league last season with fewest penalites.
The same crew will be at the team's training complex Monday and Tuesday when the Falcons host the Cincinnati Bengals for combined practices.
Atlanta and Cincinnati open the preseason Thursday night at the Georgia Dome.
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13 David won a name for himself. When he returned, he killed eighteen thousand Edomites in the Valley of Salt. | 13 And David became famous after he returned from striking down eighteen thousand Edomites in the Valley of Salt. |
14 He put garrisons in Edom; throughout all Edom he put garrisons, and all the Edomites became David's servants. And the Lord gave victory to David wherever he went. | 14 He put garrisons throughout Edom, and all the Edomites became subject to David. The LORD gave David victory wherever he went. |
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Long Island Rough Riders News Release - www.liroughriders.com
Friday, May 11, 2007
PLAINVIEW, NY -- The Rough Riders Men's Team has added seven players who will be available for this Saturday's home opener against the Rhode Island Stingrays. Mike Grella, Pavelid Castaneda Alex Grendi, Mike Palacio, Tim Melia, Miguel Martinez and Yahaya Musa will join the Rough Riders as they kick off their 2007 USL PDL season. Forward Mike Grella has stood out at Duke University since his first day on the squad. The Glen Cove native was selected as the Ronald McDonald House Charities Student-Athlete of the Week in 2006. During his freshman year with the Blue Devils, Grella was named to the All-ACC Freshman Team. He was also chosen as the 2004 National Soccer Coaches Association of America National High School Player of the Year. Duke teammate Pavelid Castaneda joins Grella on the Rough Riders. Castaneda, a defender from West Babylon, NY, was named to the United States Under-18 National Team. He was chosen as an NSCAA Youth All-American, and recognized by Sports Illustrated in 2004 in its "Faces in the Crowd" section. University of Pennsylvania midfielder Alex Grendi brings strong determination and grit to the Rough Riders. Grendi was named to the All-Ivy 2nd Team in 2006, and scored the game-winning goal against Duquesne University to help UPenn clinch the Penn Soccer Classic Title. Local standout Miguel Martinez provides the Rough Riders with a nose for the goal. Martinez has received numerous accolades during his career at Herkimer Community College, including NSCAA Division III National Junior College "Player of the Year". He was also selected to the NSCAA/Adidas All-American First Team in 2005 and 2006. In two years at HCC, Martinez scored 21 goals and added 26 assists. Midfielder Michael Palacio has been a strong offensive force for his Stony Brook University squad. Palacio, from Long Beach, NY, was named the America East Midfielder of the Year in 2006 after a stellar year with the Seawolves. He was also named to the America East First Team All-Conferece and Division I All-Northeast Region Second Team. Defender Yahaya Musa will provide strength and speed on the backline. Musa, also from Stony Brook University, was named to the America East All-Conference Team in 2006. He was a constant force for the Seawolves, being named to the America East All-Conference Second Team in 2005, and the All-Rookie Team in 2004. Keeper Timmy Melia has proven to be solid between the pipes. Melia, from Great River, NY, was named to the NSCAA/Adidas Division II All-South Region Second Team in 2006. He was also recognized by the Sunshine State Conference as the Men's Soccer "Player of the Week" in September 2006, and was named to the All-Sunshine State Conference Men's Soccer Team First Team. "Each player brings his own strengths and experiences," said Rough Riders General Manager Flavio Ferri. "These players have enormous talent and skill, and their determination and work ethics are admirable. We're all looking forward to seeing them compete this season." The Rough Riders Opening Day is this Saturday, May 12th at Michael J. Tully Park in New Hyde Park. The Women's team kicks off the night against the New York Magic at 6PM, followed by the Men's Team against the Rhode Island Stingrays.


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common in later times among the Jews in Palestine ( Matthew 23:37 ; Luke 13:34 ). It is noticeable that this familiar bird is only mentioned in these passages in connection with our Lord's lamentation over the impenitence of Jerusalem.
grace; quiet; rest
(rest ), probably a son of Zephaniah, and apparently the same who is called JOSIAH in ( Zechariah 6:10 )
The hen is nowhere noticed in the Bible except in ( Matthew 23:37 ; Luke 13:34 ) That a bird so common in Palestine should receive such slight notice is certainly peculiar.
hen (chen, "favor"). In Zechariah 6:14, English Versions of the Bible reads, "And the crowns shall be to Helem .... and to Hen the son of Zephaniah." But as this person is called Josiah in Zechariah 6:10, the Revised Version, margin "and for the kindness of the son of Zephaniah" is probably right, but the text is uncertain.
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Mentioned in the accounts of the different disciples in describing the work of Jesus (Matthew 23:37; Luke 13:34).
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NMSU guard reinstated after apology
Diamond LeungNew Mexico State guard Christian Kabongo was reinstated to the team's practice on Tuesday after serving a two-game suspension for a violation of team rules during a rivalry game at UTEP when he made obscene gestures to fans. "I am very sorry to al...
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NMSU guard suspended after lewd gestures
Diamond LeungNew Mexico State has suspended sophomore guard Christian Kabongo indefinitely for a violation of team rules, and according to the Las Cruces Sun-News, the suspension came after the team's second-leading scorer made an obscene gesture to UTEP fans dur...
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NMSU star kicks rival UTEP while down
Diamond LeungAn inexperienced UTEP team, dealing with injuries, lost by 11 in its exhibition game against Eastern New Mexico last week. Afterward, a rival player was happy to rub it in. That's because one day earlier, outspoken New Mexico State forward Wendell Mc...
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MWC: Five Things I Can't Wait To See
Diamond LeungHere are five things I can't wait to see in the Mountain West this season: 1. What will UNLV's new-look offense look like? Dave Rice arrived back at his alma mater promising to run an offense true to the Runnin' Rebels name, put the players thr...
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NMSU cut seating capacity for good reason
Diamond LeungNew Mexico State announced Wednesday that it would close the four upper corners of the Pan American Center, cutting the seating capacity so that fans can sit closer together "to create a more intimate and raucous environment" and "give a true home co...
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Nonconference schedule analysis: MWC
Diamond LeungFor the rest of the week, ESPN.com will be breaking down the nonconference schedules of each and every team in a dozen different leagues. On Tuesday, we began with the ACC, SEC and C-USA. On Wednesday, we continued with the Big East, Atlantic 10 and ...
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New Mexico learns to speak Australian
Diamond LeungNew Mexico freshman Hugh Greenwood has an opportunity to make an impact on a team that's in need of a point guard and might have found a good one from Australia. Greenwood signed with the Lobos in the spring, starred on Australia's Under-19 world cha...
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Twitter defender @CoachMiles to the rescue
Diamond LeungAt a time when Mountain West rival New Mexico has declared war on Twitter, Colorado State's Tim Miles has emerged as the coach who is out to save it. Miles is anything but boring on Twitter. His tweets have appeared during halftime, he yfrogged a ...
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UNM president riled up by scheduling story
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7-foot-4 Sim Bhullar to enroll at NMSU
Diamond LeungSim Bhullar, a top-100 recruit from Canada who is 7-foot-4, has decommitted from Xavier and plans to enroll at New Mexico State instead because he wasn't able to immediately qualify to play, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. "The whole time I wa...
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A look around the new-look Mountain West
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New Mexico needs wins away from The Pit
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Wendell McKines' comeback begins nicely
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NMSU guard recovering from stab wounds
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Bracket reveal: 76 Classic
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Could UNM's Twitter ban affect recruiting?
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On Wed, 2011-07-13 at 22:55 +0100, Aurélien Leblond wrote:
Indeed. To provide the simple high-level "modular synth" approach
comparable to AMS we need some new plugins...
> - extract the AMS internal modules and create LV2 plugins from them...
> - first of all, would porting the AMS modules to LV2 change the sound?
> - is it actually possible to do it? Or did I miss something?
> - what is the future of Ingen? Altough it has be around for a while,
It is currently unreleased, and has been for a very long time. I am
aware this situation is less than ideal :) It will be stable/released
at some point. My work on LV2 is pretty much a direct offshoot of
working on Ingen - if you want a powerful modular environment that uses
(almost) exclusively generic plugins, you first need a powerful enough
generic plugin interface. We're getting there. :)
The nice thing about generic plugins, though, is that porting e.g. the
AMS modules to LV2 benefits any program that uses LV2 plugins. Ingen
will some day fill that role (and more, being designed to go beyond the
VCO/VCA/VCF "modular synth" thing into Max/Pd like territory). I am, of
course, biased, but personally I think porting any valuable DSP bits
currently jailed within a single program to (LV2) plugins is one of the
best contributions to LAD that could be made right now.
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Famous writer / author H G Wells at press conference. He gives his views on America entering WWII.
He replies that he is against America entering the conflict at that time. If the United States of America entered the supply of arms to Britain would be checked because they would be wanted at home and secondly that it would bring a lot of unwilling Americans into the conflict.
CU Wells talks about Russia, America and Britain working for a world peace that could endure forever.
N.B. As well as a famous author Herbert George Wells was a member of the Fabian Society and social thinker.


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Orland Park Police Chief Tim McCarthy during a press conference in 2010. (Zbigniew Bzdak, Chicago Tribune) |
It may not be prime election season, but the Orland Park Civic Center will be full of campaign gear when the Chicagoland American Political Items Collectors' Show comes to town Sunday.
The event gives enthusiasts a chance to share their collections, typically featuring campaign buttons, posters and any other political memorabilia, said Randy Kopp, the group's president.
The Chicago branch of the nationwide American Political Items Collectors group has been around for more than 30 years and typically hosts three shows a year, but it's the first time they've been to Orland Park, Kopp said. They picked the location for its connection to the politician they chose to focus on at this year's event, Ronald Reagan, he said.
Orland Park police Chief Tim McCarthy, a former Secret Service agent, took a bullet meant for then-President Reagan during John Hinckley Jr.'s assassination attempt in 1981.
McCarthy is planning to attend the event and may autograph memorabilia, Kopp said.
"We are very excited to bring this show to Orland Park. This is a great opportunity for anyone who enjoys political history to see some amazing collections," Mayor Dan McLaughlin said in a statement from the village.
The show runs from noon to 3 p.m. at the Civic Center at 14750 S. Ravinia Ave., and admission is free. Though some collectors will sell or swap items, others just want to share their pieces with fellow enthusiasts, Kopp said.
"The real fun is knowing the history behind the items," said Kopp, who plans to bring a set of buttons given to delegates at national conventions during the Reagan years.
One of his other favorite items is a button from Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign, with a photo of Chelsea Clinton and the words "Vote for my daddy!"
According to Kopp, the buttons were pulled when Hillary Clinton objected to using Chelsea Clinton in campaign materials. Some, however, had already been given out, one to Kopp's friend, who sold him the button for $10, he said. It's now considered rare and worth about $400, Kopp said.
Though the group's shows tend to attract history buffs — particularly lawyers, professors and high school history teachers — novices are welcome, and collectors are happy to talk about the stories behind their items, Kopp said.
"We're just trying to encourage people in this hobby," he said.
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Each year the Human Rights Commission includes a section on religious diversity in its Race Relations Report. A draft of this section will be written in December / January.
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Every five years, the New Zealand Government provides a report to the United Nations on its compliance with the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. The next report is due in December 2011, and will be compiled by the Ministry of Justice in consultation with other government departments, with input from the public.
The process of developing guidelines for religious diversity in the workplace is reaching its final stages. Both the Working Group and the Reference Group set up for the process will have a joint meeting this month to discuss the revised document for final sign off.
The theme for Race Relations Day 2011 is 'People in Harmony'. Race Relations Day is on 21 March each year but many events take place around the actual day. It is a time when you or your organisation or community can do something to celebrate, learn, discuss, plan or promote diversity in your own context and to achieve diversity goals.
The process of registering projects with the NZ Diversity Action Programme (NZDAP) for 2011 has begun. Well done to the Islamic Women's Council who were one of the first participants to register projects for 2011.We would like to invite others to let us know what you plan to undertake in the coming year. This may be similar projects to the ones you did this year, or new initiatives.
Congratulations to Lachlan Mackay who has been appointed as the International Ambassador for the New Zealand region for the Council of the World Parliament of Religions.
The Nanaksar Trust has completed 21 Years of Service to the local community in Manukau and Auckland. Established in 1989, the Nanaksar Trust started primarily as a religious charity and built the landmark Sikh Temple on Great South Road in Manurewa.
On Saturday 6 November, 200 people from many different faith backgrounds gathered for an afternoon of sharing sacred words and music on the theme of 'Gratitude' held at the Manukau Bahá'í Centre in South Auckland.
Diwali celebrations took place around the country throughout October / November. The celebration provides an effective platform for the local Indian community to showcase their culture and traditions.
The University of Otago Centre for Theology and Public Issues and the Dunedin Abrahamic Interfaith Group are jointly hosting a lecture by former British MP, Rt Hon John Battle with the topic "From Fear To Respect: Why Building Healthy Interfaith Relationships Matters, Post."
The largest pilgrimage in the world of 2 million people is taking place and will culminate with the festival of Eid -now confirmed for 17 November. The Rasheed Memorial Trust is taking the opportunity to offer learning about the spiritual fundamentals of the religion.
The Council of Christians and Muslims will be hosting a public forum "Responsibilities of Parents from a Faith Perspective." Hyeeun Kim, a Christian Minister and Waseema Ahmed, an active member of the Muslim community will be the speaker.
The Wellington Inter-Faith Council will be holding a Multi-Faith Celebration of Unity through music, song, and poetry from the many faiths represented by the Council.
The Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand will be holding its Annual Convention in Hamilton. The conference is for Muslim women, but there will be a public session on Saturday 22 January 2011, including lunch.
The Wellington Interfaith Council will be sponsoring the 8th National Interfaith Forum in Wellington between 26 and 28 February 2011. Once again there will be a separate youth and a women's component. The National Youth Interfaith Forum will be held on Saturday 26 February and The National Women's Interfaith Forum will be held on Sunday 27 February.
The Race Unity Speech Award will be held again in support of Race Relations Day through March 2011 and will culminate with the finals on 2 April 2011 in Auckland.
The United Nations passed a resolution to create World Interfaith Harmony Week annually. The goal of the World Interfaith Harmony Week is to give a platform for all religions to organize and work together.
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