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I use a piece of hose to find vac leaks. Put one end in your ear and probe with the other end. The method cole mentioned works also. I put a short piece of metal brake line in the end of the hose to probe around for exhaust leaks. works well if you are in a noisy shop. it is real good for getting to those manifold leaks, and pinpointing . |
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Karrakatta Underpass
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Karrakatta UnderpassHow do you feel about the indifferent treatment of cyclists at the (soon to be opened) Karrakatta underpass.
Get the details at http://bta-bulletin.blogspot.com/2009/0 ... d-for.html Mod edit: Changed link to put to the actual article. Visit the Bicycle Transportation Alliance at
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassSo not much consultation with cycling bodies? What's new?
"140 design faults" can't all be PSP related.
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassI have no problems with the overpass. I just keep riding on the road, as I'm entitled to do. The "cyclists' bypass" is a joke, but the road's good.
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Re: Karrakatta UnderpassG'day
Like Graeme I stick to the road going down into the roundabout and out again. Heading west, I don't bother with the DUP and heading east there is bicycle lane. My only concerns are the lack of a bicycle lane westbound and the potential problems that may occur once the actual underpass is open. Roundabouts are never my favourite intersection and I don't think the design of this one is going to change my view. Regards Andrew
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassI came that way this morning. Whats with the new concrete verge in the middle of the cycle way heading down to the underpass.
Covered in plastic so only just recently done i think . I think it is more dangerous to stop and cross on to the new PSP than to continue down the underpass and up the other side . I will continue to use the road also . David Trek Madone 5.2 2013
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Re: Karrakatta Underpasswas heading towards fremantle on this stretch on sunday, saw the PSP sign saying "FREMANTLE xkms" so i thought, "oh great, new PSP linking up to the path from lock street train station, i'll get on and check it out"
so i slowed down, turned around, go on the PSP. 30 seconds later i was flushed back out onto the road. won't make that mistake again. inflammatory statement or idea
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Hi David Haven't seen that. Is that on the northern side, the eastbound lane? Would it be a divider between the vehicles and the bicycle lane? Like that is found near the Left Bank at north Fremantle? Andrew
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassHi Andrew ,
Heading from Fremantle back to Perth , it is definitely a new curb i think as it is in the middle of the current cycle lane . The distance from the new curb to the left edge of the cycle way seems to small to be the same as near the Left Bank . Should have stopped and taken a photo, but i was getting rain pounded at the time . David Trek Madone 5.2 2013
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That does not sound good. Must go and take a look when I can. Andrew
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassHas anyone ridden the (bl)underpass since the reopening?
Particularly the alleged cycle path - which MRD indicated in a Subi Post article in january "We did find what we considered to be errors in the design plans. "We pointed those out to all the parties involved and we insisted on changes, primarily on the cycle path. "We insisted on changes and additional works to make it a lot safer and more user-friendly. Because when I rode past on Saturday the absolute crap job done on the cycle path had not been corrected. <edit-peeve corrected thanks Andrew> Last edited by fixed on Thu Sep 03, 2009 3:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Karrakatta UnderpassHi There
First post here but been lurking for a while. I use Stubbs Terrace 3 -4 times a week. The underpass was OK before it was opened to traffic but now it is to be avoided when heading west. It is still OK eastbound as entry to the roundabout is much slower and there is more visibility. Problem with the PSP (as I see it) is that you have to exit at right angles to the road which puts you in the path of vehicles on the road. It would be OK if it "merged" with the bike lane or better still joined up with the PSP further down Stubbs Terrace. Would be good if the designers actually used the facilities they implement, no doubt their intentions are good but the execution could be better.
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Aaaand they've got that plastic stuff laminated on the path at the aforementioned exit, hit that at an angle in the wet (which you must do to avoid crossing the lane of of traffic) and, well it's trés slippery. You run the risk of falling over straight into traffic. Dumb. What's more if you're trying to use it as an entry to the path (heading into town) you have to negotiate a bl**dy traffic island. No wonder we're all riding on the road! There was similar setup a few years ago where the bike path exits onto Curtin Avenue by Grant St Station. Remedial works were carried out after a couple of months improving matters greatly. It's still a mystery to my why the road builders can't connect a few more dots of the path while they've got the tools out of the shed on these major roadworks. They do seem to achieve the bare minimum.
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassG'day
I strongly suggest that those who have experience with this PSP exit and have constructive suggestions let the relevant council/councils know your views. They may (Town of Claremont did when I logged a hazard report over the new bit of path near the Claremont Showgrounds) actually correct the issue if it is brought to their attention. Regards Andrew
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Re: Karrakatta UnderpassCycled past the underpass yesterday and took this photo for you all. This is looking west along Stubbs Terrace. It appears that the verge on the east-bound lane has been widened. This is probably part of the remedial works carried out to get the underpass open.
You can see on the photo where the original kerb line was located (foreground of photo) and the new widened section that extends the width of the verge. The sand in-fill clearly shows the new bit. Unfortunately, this curb and verge in-fill has been placed directly over the cycle lane, leaving the cycle lane considerably narrowed and almost useless. You can't see from the photo but the extended verge runs all the way along both the up and down slopes, and from memory, around the outside edge of the roundabout. It's probably been done to reduce debris being washed off the steep bank and onto the roadway but whatever the reason, it's another great example of cycling facilities being at the bottom of the pile when it comes to priorities. In this case, we're even below road debris! Andy
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassThis is also the part of the ATTA course on Sunday 13th. The marshals at the roundabout are going to have their hands full.
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Re: Karrakatta UnderpassG'day
According to the Cambridge Post the underpass has been closed again (no through traffic from one side of the railway line to the other). Regards Andrew
Re: Karrakatta Underpasswhat a clusterfnck
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Re: Karrakatta UnderpassG'day
Rode through there last night west bound (yep back riding ... ) thinking it was closed through the underpass so not as alert as I should have been and the underpass was open! Got a bit of fright as a vehicle was coming through towards me and I was not prepared. All good but. Andrew
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassNeddies Councils commenced work on improvements to the PSP/ Stubbs Tce interfaces on Monday. I had a (very) quick chat with one of the workers as I was passing yesterday arvo. He said they'd have it done by next week, not sure if he meant just the western interface that they're working on on now or both western and eastern. If they get it right I'll use the PSP when heading west rather than go through the roundabout.
I've been corresponding with City 'o Nedlands and am due to meet with one of their works people onsite next week. The Mayor alleged (under advice from the works folk as it turns out) that the road widths complied with some standard for car and bike as they were 3.7m wide. I couldn't believe it so I ran a tape over a couple of bits one morning and found widths down to 3.4m. If anyone would like to accompany me to this meeting drop me a PM.
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassRobert, good luck with your meeting. Will you be taking the someone from the local paper with you?
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassUpdate;
I met with Wayne Mo from Nedlands Council on Jan 18. The two issues I wanted to discuss with him were, 1. the fact that parts of the road are as narrow as 3.4m as against the standard of 3.7m that the council believes they are and; 2. my concerns about the remedial works being done to to the PSP/road interfaces. Regarding point 1, Wayne didn't have a tape measure on him to verify my measurements. He said that he wouldn't be able to get back there to measure the road until early March (!). Pretty surprising since this is an(other) instance of this road not being built to the standard specified by Nedlands Council/MRD. Regarding point 2, Wayne's personal belief is that all cyclists should be brought to a halt prior to crossing a road or entering a road from a PSP. IMO the new interfaces do nothing to improve the safety of cyclists. Wayne indicated that he had been sent photos of alternate interfaces that the senders believed were safer, but he's sticking to his story that the remedial works adhere to an MRD standard that has been signed off by a cycling organisation (I didn't think to ask which one, and truth be told he probably wouldn't know), and that he doesn't have time to check out what other councils are doing to improve cycling. The most interesting correspondence I received in response to my letter was from Colin Barnett, Premier of our fair state and also my local member. I quote, " It was recognised early in the planning stages that the construction of the underpass at Karrakatta would reduce the level of service enjoyed by bicycle riders using the road, due to the restricted area available and the change in road levels required. As a consequence, the provision of cycling infrastructure was included as a component of the underpass and the bridge and path connections now provide a safer alternative to negotiating the roundabout. In the short term, due to the fact that they have been constructed in isolation, the cycling facilities provided as part of the Karrakatta underpass project do cause some inconvenience for bicycle riders travelling towards Perth. However in the longer term, when sections of the PSP between Shenton Park Station the western end of Stubbs Terrace are constrcuted, riders will benefit from uninterrupted off-road travel between Grant St Station and Perth" I don't know about you but I find it astonishing that they knew they were creating a problem. Not just a problem, Stubbs Terrace is significantly less safe and more difficult to navigate on a bike than it was prior to the underpass construction. With the cost of the underpass it is hard to imagine that they couldn't have sorted the link from Shenton Park Station as part of the works and extended the PSP past the Irwin Barracks gate to the west! Even more astonishing that Barnett is willing to acknowledge the lousy treatment. Classic poli-speak where he refers to a problem as short term and a solution as long term. Anyway, I've written back to the Neddies councillors and Barnett, but I think with Post Newspapers on a bit of a cycling roll I should give them a call as well. Maybe we all should
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassAnd when riding to Perth, do they seriously expect us to cross the road, use that 'fantastic overpass', and then get back to the other side of the road again (note - haven't actually ridden to Perth, so may have missed the cycle path on the other side of the road)? Fantastic job of following this up.
PS I've got a couple of tape measures in the garage, happy to donate to Nedlands. At one time I actually had one in the pannier bag for exactly this reason, measuring the width of the path to show the actual size of the path.
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Hi There is no cycle path for eastbound cyclists including children riding to the Shenton Park College. They have to either stick to the road or cross over twice. Andrew
Re: Karrakatta UnderpassI've had a phone response from a sympathetic councillor. He's suggested attending the next Nedlands council meeting on Tuesday Feb 23 and speaking. Goes on record and ups the ante a bit.
I'm happy to do this (despite not being much of a public speaker) but it would be better coming from a Nedlands resident - PM me if you're at all interested. I would still attend as moral support
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Vector diffraction analysis of optical disk readout
Applied Optics, Vol. 39, Issue 34, pp. 6436-6440 (2000)
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The optical disk readout signals from ROM disks are presented by use of a rigorous three-dimensional vector diffraction method. The optical disk is modeled as a crossed metal grating without restriction on the form of the information marks, and the permittivity of the metal is taken into account. The diffracted field from the disk is obtained by means of decomposing the focused incident beam into a spectrum of plane waves and then calculating the diffracted plane waves for each respective incident component. The readout signal is obtained by integration of the energy-flux density of the diffracted field according to the detection scheme of the optical disk system. A typical digital versatile disk (DVD) system is applied with this theory, and the result is far from that of scalar diffraction theory.
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(050.1960) Diffraction and gratings : Diffraction theory
(210.4590) Optical data storage : Optical disks
Original Manuscript: October 25, 1999
Revised Manuscript: September 7, 2000
Published: December 1, 2000
Xianfu Cheng, Huibo Jia, and Duanyi Xu, "Vector diffraction analysis of optical disk readout," Appl. Opt. 39, 6436-6440 (2000)
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And I also thought that The Winter Soldier had very little screen time considering his name is in the title. But like I said, the end definitely sets up the story to continue on in a third Capt. America movie. My only question would be where will they pick it up? Will the third movie pick up where this one left off with Rogers trying to track down Bucky or will they skip ahead to where he's already found him or something like that? Or maybe they'll address it to some extent in Avengers 2. Is Sebastian Stan signed on for Avengers 2 or is he not showing up again til Phase 3?
And someone mentioned the Civil War story line and I'm wondering if maybe they're gonna tie that in with Avengers 2. What really makes me wonder about that is the one piece of concept artwork with the Hulkbuster Iron Man armor doing battle with Hulk. A little bit of in-fighting or is it someone else in the armor, not Stark?
And the tease during the end credits scene with The Twins was pretty cool, and I'm not even a comic book guy.
Saw it last night, and it was pretty awesome. Good ole Bobby Redford hasn't lost a step. The end certainly seems to be setting up a third Capt. America film. It didn't feel like it really ties in with Avengers, except for the end credits scene after the movie. That seemed to be setting up more Hydra involvement somewhere down the line, perhaps Avengers 2? Or maybe it is just more set up for Capt. 3, but the story itself seems to be primed to continue in a third installment Capt. installment.
Many ships have sailed, and this is one of the bigger ones.
Only if it's yellow spandex, black spandex, blue spandex or red spandex.
As "bad" as each of these movies has been, I still enjoy them as a cheap thrill. A guilty pleasure if you will. I'm not looking for the next great movie with these.
On one of my side notes: Anyone seen Sabotage yet? I saw it last night and I'm surprised that Rob hasn't reviewed it.
We need the Technodrome! Lol! That would at least give Bay more excuses to set off more explosions.
Has the feel of Transformers but with turtles...
I remember watching the first one as a kid and loving it. Can't remember if I ever saw the second one or not. Might have to check out all of them.


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Feeling this!! went off at fabric
massive tune! hopefully it sees a vinyl release
http://soundcloud.com/candymang/historical-mangdates-volume-1 (March 2011 Mix)
anyone knows where the audio is from?
Wilkinson's DOA mix, I would assume right?
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Sounds like 'Gatekeeper' on crack.
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This tune is grotty, take tweety bird off the top
Apt name because this tune blows
when is this coming out?
First time I listened to that DOA mix I hated this tune. By the 3rd time I listened it was my favorite on there lol. Its kinda cheesy but it grows on you.
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Chuck Not Happy With The Game
02/07/07 at 10:20 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Ottawa Sun,
Chuck Benson's not going to another Ottawa Senators game until John Muckler "gets off his ass and does something about it" and "you'd be surprised at the number of people who think like I do."...
He can't stand the helmets. "They take away the personalities of the players, you can't see what they look like."
He can't stand the bulkiness of the goalies' equipment. "Who couldn't stop a puck in that stuff?"
He can't stand the goalies dropping to their knees on every shot. "Stand up, fer crissake."
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Playoffs May Judge Bryan Murray
02/07/07 at 10:10 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun, With only 28 games left in the regular season, there have been no contract talks between GM John Muckler and Murray.
And there may be no talks until the club judges its playoff performance this spring.
"I think I'll address that at another time," said Murray when asked if he wanted to return here next season. "I don't know if it's normal or not. It's just better for me not to talk about that issue at this point…."
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Rangers Will Hold On To Young Talent
02/07/07 at 09:51 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
The Post has learned that two weeks ago LA GM Dean Lombardi offered to send Avery, veteran defenseman Mattias Norstrom and veteran center Craig Conroy to Broadway in exchange for 20-year-old defenseman Marc Staal, who by acclamation is considered the organization's brightest prospect.
"I'm not going to talk directly to that, but we've gotten some very interesting proposals from teams looking to pick off our best young guys," Sather said. "It would be insanity to do something like that."
Brooks also chimes in on Messier,
Mark Messier is entitled to aspire to whatever post-playing career he wishes and his rat pack of Oilers cronies is entitled to treat his every wish as if it were a command to be communicated to the outside world with a puff of white smoke.
Doug Messier is entitled to shamelessly campaign for his son to take over the Rangers upon Glen Sather's retirement with exactly the same fervor as he sought top dollar on every single contract he negotiated in Edmonton, New York, Vancouver and New York again as No. 11's agent.
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Facts On Forsberg
02/07/07 at 12:26 AM ET | Comments (0)
Many of you may be familar with the name Chuck Gormley, the Philadelphia Flyers beat writer for the South Jersey Courier-Post and also of NHL.com, where he does a weekly Atlantic Division feature.
Tonight, Chuck begins posting at Kukla's Korner too.- Paul
By Chuck Gormley
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South Jersey Courier-Post
With 20 days remaining until the NHL trade deadline, there are only two ways the Flyers and Peter Forsberg can end speculation that the 33-year-old Swedish center will remain in Philadelphia for the rest of this season.
One, the Flyers can say they are not trading Forsberg. Two, Forsberg can refuse to lift his no-trade clause.
Neither has happened and as a result, the entire hockey world is speculating which uniform Forsberg will be wearing on Feb. 27. Will he be a Red Wing? A Shark? A Duck? An Avalanche? Or, will he remain a Flyer?
"You can wonder all you want," Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren said Tuesday. "That's one great thing about America."
Holmgren categorically denied reports that Forsberg gave him permission to begin taking trade offers from other teams.
"That's bull," Holmgren said.
Holmgren said Forsberg knows the Flyers want to re-sign him and they will try to do that next week when team chairman Ed Snider returns from a business trip in California. Snider, who is due to return on Sunday, said he is not interested in trading Forsberg, then trying to re-sign him when he becomes an unrestricted free agent on July 1. Snider believes Forsberg is an integral part of the Flyers' rebuilding plans and will try to convince his captain to remain in Philadelphia when the two meet next week.
"I think that's what he wants to say, that they're going to put the best team on the ice next year," Forsberg said. "I never doubted that. I know how he is and he wants to win badly. It's great to play for an owner that feels that way. We'll see what happens. I'd like to sit down and hear it from him."
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Sather Has No Plans To Leave
02/06/07 at 09:57 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the AP via Sports Illustrated,
Sather had given no indication he was ready to leave.
"Who knows in sports business, but I don't have any plans to do anything immediately,'' Sather said Tuesday before the Rangers played the Devils at the Continental Airlines Arena. "I understand that Mark can make a comment basically about anything he wants to do in his future, but anything that we're going to talk about between each other is going to stay with us, at least it'll stay on my side.''
Sather said he has not specifically talked about the general manager's job with Messier, who ended 54 years of frustration in New York by leading the Rangers to a Cup in 1994. He said any comments between the two would remain private.
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Protecting Sid
02/06/07 at 09:25 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Al Strachan at Fox Sports,
It appears that although Sidney Crosby is running away with the National Hockey League scoring lead, opponents have spotted a flaw in his game.
Even Crosby loses some of his effectiveness once he has been impaled on a hockey stick.
Jason Blake of the New York Islanders was the first to exploit this weakness when he speared Crosby during a game in mid-January.
continued..., and welcome back Al.
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No News On Tocchet
02/06/07 at 07:59 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the AP via Sports Illustrated,
"Waiting a year suggests the evidence may not be as strong as they'd like,'' said George C. Thomas, a professor at the Rutgers University School of Law in Newark.
But Mike Pinsky, a prominent New Jersey defense lawyer, says it's not unusual for the state Attorney General's Office to take more than a year to sort through evidence between filing charges and seeking an indictment.
"With wiretap cases, I don't consider a year a long time for a state grand jury,'' Pinsky said. "After year and a half or two years, I'd wonder what's going on.''
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Smyth Deal Being Worked On
02/06/07 at 07:55 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
The length of terms is pretty much now the only stumbling block preventing the Edmonton Oilers and Ryan Smyth from signing a contract extension. Smyth is trying to land a five-year deal worth, on average, $5 million (US) per year. The Oilers are thought to be OK (and not stuck on) four years and offering between $4.25 and $4.5 million per. The number is closer to $4.5 million if Smyth is willing to settle for a four-year deal.
read on... and according to Jim, Forsberg wants to play in Canada, plus more NHL talk…
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An Every-Team Deadline Assessment
Blog: KK Hockey By George Malik
02/06/07 at 06:37 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Pierre Lebrun of the Canadian Press via the Globe and Mail:
The clock is ticking on the bubble teams this month. Every single game looms large on the ultimate decision every NHL GM must make: Are we sellers or buyers?
The NHL's 3 p.m. ET Feb. 27 trade deadline is three weeks away.
Here's a team-by-team outlook
Philadelphia: If Flyers GM Paul Holmgren can't convince Forsberg to re-sign, the pending UFA is gone. Holmgren has been feeling out the market while Forsberg tries to figure out his foot/skate issues. Just how much can Holmgren fetch? A first-round pick and a real good prospect? Other UFAs on the Flyers include F Kyle Calder, G Robert Esche, F Sami Kapanen and F Michael York. The Flyers began talks with Kapanen on an extension last week.
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ASG Jersey Sales
02/06/07 at 06:30 PM ET | Comments (0)
NEW YORK (February 6, 2007)
The NHL All-Star Game set a new record for one-day sales in the American Airlines Center (AAC), up approximately four percent from the previous record set by the Dallas Mavericks during Game One of the 2006 NBA Finals.
"Dallas provided us with a great platform to showcase a wide assortment of licensed products, headlined by Rbk and the unveiling of the Rbk EDGE Uniform," said Brian Jennings, Executive Vice President, NHL Consumer Products Marketing and Retail Operations. "We couldn't have been more pleased with the results."
Sidney Crosby Eastern Conference jerseys were the top-selling player All-Star jerseys, followed by local All-Stars Marty Turco and Philippe Boucher of the Dallas Stars and Alex Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals.
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Bombings Continue in Baghdad, Kirkuk; 40 Killed
Thursday: 40 Killed, 107 Wounded
In Kirkuk, twelve people were killed in a suicide blast at a memorial for yesterday's victims. At least 36 more people were wounded. A separate bomb killed two children.
A bomb killed nine people, including a child, at a market in Sadr City. At least 28 more were wounded.
In Baghdad, a blast killed two people and wounded 10 more in Chkok. Three people were killed and 14 more were wounded in a Kamaliya blast at a taxi stand. Gunmen killed the brother of an Iraqiya party lawmaker at his shop in Bayaa and wounded two bodyguards. Also in Bayaa, gunmen killed a civilian.
Two policemen were killed and a third one was wounded in Shirqat.
Gunmen in Falluja killed an employee of the civil defense directorate.
In Mosul, a suicide bomber killed two soldiers and wounded four more. A separate bomb wounded two soldiers. Three civilians and two policemen were wounded in a third blast. A car bomb wounded two civilians.
Security forces killed a gunman in Tal Afar.
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"O God, all holy one, you are our Mother and our Father and we are your children. Open our eyes and our hearts so that we may be able to discern your work in the universe. And be able to see Your features in every one of Your children. May we learn that there are many paths but all lead to You. Help us to know that you have created us for family, for togetherness, for peace, for gentleness, for compassion, for caring, for sharing. "May we know that You want us to care for one another as those w … [Read more...]
MLK's Prayer (for Ferguson, for All of Us)
O God, make us willing to do your will, come what may. Increase the number of persons of good will and moral sensitivity. Give us renewed confidence in nonviolence and the way of love as taught by Christ. Amen.— the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., excerpted from Thou, Dear God: Prayers That Open Hearts and Spirits (edited by Lewis V. Baldwin, Beacon Press, 2012) … [Read more...]
Pray For Ferguson, Pray for Peace, Work for Justice
Words fail me upon hearing the news out of Ferguson, Mo., tonite.So I'll share those from the late Irish poet and mystic, John O'Donohue, and an image from my friends at Sojourners.Beannacht (A Blessing)On the day when the weight deadens on your shoulders and you stumble, may the clay dance to balance you. And when your eyes freeze behind the grey window and the ghost of loss gets in to you, may a flock of colours, indigo, red, green, and azure blue … [Read more...]
On Justin Bieber's Arrest in Miami Beach
Thank God no one was hurt in the alleged drag-racing incident in Miami overnight that led to the pop star's arrest. But Justin IS hurt. He's been injured in a way that's worse than what could have happened in a car wreck.I had hoped he'd avoid taking this path, the one far-more-traveled-by than the one he should have taken. He can change course, right the ship, and carry on paying it forward. But he's going to need help (divine and human). It's going to take time.And he's … [Read more...]
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Roger Ebert died today. He was 70.I will miss him and I am grateful to have crossed paths with him along the way.From a piece I wrote about Roger and his memoir Life Itself a few years ago:"To make others less happy is a crime. To make ourselves unhappy is where all crime starts," Ebert said. "We must try to contribute joy to the world. That is true no matter what our problems, our health, our circumstances. We must try...I didn't always know this and am happy I lived long enough to … [Read more...]
God Girl's Got News: My Happy Return to Fourth Estate
It is with great delight that I share some (personal) breaking news: At the end of the month, I will be joining the staff of the Orange County Register as its Faith & Values Columnist.I'll be on sabbatical until then, but I am thrilled to be joining the Register in this new era, with a publisher, Aaron Kushner, who believes in the power and necessity of excellent newspaper journalism. In the last few months, the Register has hired more than 70 new reporters, columnists, editors, and … [Read more...]
CH-CH-CH-CH CHANGES: News from God Girl
It's easier telling everyone this kind of thing at the same time.This is a good thing. But it's time for me to be going...Below is most of the note I sent to my colleagues at Sojourners earlier today:+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?~ (From Mary Oliver's poem, "The Summer Day")Dear Sojourners friends and colleagues,I have some news to share with you that is difficult (for me at least) but wanted you to … [Read more...]
Belieber! Book News
Now available through iTunes – two brand-spankin' new FREE apps for iPodTouch, iPhone and iPad that will keep you up-to-date with all the Belieber! news you could possibly want. Find out about upcoming events before they're announced elsewhere, hear about contests and Belieber! swag, get the inside scoop from author Cathleen Falsani and the latest news from Belieber Nation right on your phone, iPod or iPad.And the best part: It's FREE! thanks to the awesome folks … [Read more...]
Osama bin Laden in dead. Obama's Remarks to the Nation.
The White HouseOffice of the Press SecretaryFor Immediate ReleaseMay 02, 2011Remarks by the President on Osama Bin LadenEast Room11:35 P.M. EDTTHE PRESIDENT: Good evening. Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda, and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women, and children.It was nearly 10 years ago that a b … [Read more...]