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2010 will be our club's 30th year!
We are planning big celebrations - check it out here!
Rugby Union was established in Charters Towers in 1890, earlier than most of Australia, but games were played here as early as 1885.
An Englishman, Harry Speakman, introduced the game to the many miners in the town. Interest steadily grew and various teams were formed. The first Charters Towers representative team was selected in the year of its establishment, 1890. Rugby Union continued to grow in our city until it became known as one of the premier Rugby areas in the state.
Many players gained representative honours between 1890 and 1915. In this time, Charters Towers produced nine Queensland representative players and two Australian representatives, the brothers EW 'Long Bill' Richards and TJ 'Rusty' Richards. Rusty was inducted into the North Queensland Sporting Hall of Fame on July 16, 1996.
Various teams contested an inter-City competition at this time. Information on these matches only dates back to 1902. Three clubs, Queens, Natives and Federals participated, with Queens the eventual inaugural premiers.
Unfortunately, Rugby Union faded from the scene until a meeting on 20 October 1980 involving Warren Inch, Bob Armstrong, Jim Geaney and Peter Hulthen resulted in the reformation of the game in Charters Towers. The new committee consisted of Patron Dr Jock Allingham, President Bob Armstrong, Vice President Jim Geaney, Secretary Peter Hulthen and Assistant Secretary Warren Inch. Armstrong was Captain/Coach.
A reserve grade team was entered in the 1981 Townsville District Rugby Union competition. Charters Towers went on to a third placing in that year and was runner-up in 1982. Superfast policeman Jim McMahon represented Townsville on the wing in 1981. The side was Reserve Grade premier in 1983/84. Captain/coach John McIneiry and Greg Smith represented Townsville against the All Black Andy Hayden's Ponsorby team in 1983, and 1984 saw Greg Smith and Geoff Lawler represent Townsville and North Queensland.
The club entered into the A Grade competition in 1985 under the guidance of Captain/Coach Geoff Lawler. After a slow start the Towers stormed home to a creditable performance. Greg Smith and Lawler represented Queensland Country in that inaugural A Grade year and also in 1986. In 1987, Charters Towers failed by one point to make the finals. Ian Martineau was North Queensland Captain and both he and Lawler represented Queensland Country. Charters Towers made its first appearance in the semi-finals in 1989 under Armstrong's guidance.
Charters Towers players to have also represented the Townsville Brolgas include Joe Vitelli (1988-1989), Joe Siui(1995-2001), Gil Griffiths (1998-1999), Adrian Costello (2000) and Peter Fry (1999-2001).
Since reforming, the Bulls have hosted Townsville representative side games and international club sides from New Zealand, Canada and England. The club holds an annual Men's and Women's Tenz competition from February to March and a School Tenz competition in October. The year 2000 saw the formation of the women's team, the Bullettes, joining the competitive A Grade and Reserve Grade teams. In that year Ted Vinson was awarded the Australian Sports Medal for Rugby.
2001 marked the 21st anniversary of the Bulls and the introduction of a junior's team, which saw the club field teams in A Grade, Reserve Grade, Juniors (U17s) and Women's Rugby. 21 years of Bulls Rugby and Rugby's contribution throughout the Centenary of Federation were celebrated in 2001.
An Under 20s side and an Under 14s side were added to the club in 2006, with both new sides making it through to the semi finals. 2007 saw the addition of an Under 16s side.
In 2008 the club boasted three teams, 32 victories, over 1000 points scored, 1 thrilling premiership win by the U16s who were also minor premiers and a Walla rugby program for the 8s, 10s and 12s. The club also had the honor of hosting an ARS match between the Melbourne Axemen and the Queensland Country Blue Heelers.
In 2009 the club had Walla (U8 & U10), U12, U14, U16, U17 and Reserve Grade, which is over 100 playing members.Our U16s adn U17s won the Grand Finals. Eight of our junior players (15-17s) participate in the Junior Reds Training Sessions, culminating in a trip to Brisbane and being part of a QR Reds training session. TDRU Brolgas and NQ Schoolboy representative players this year in the juniors were also very impressive. Special mention must go to Zac Santo for his Selection in the Queensland U16 Schoolboys side, Russell West for gaining selection in the 17 years Queensland County side and Kenny Trindle for his selection in the Australian Indigenous U17 team.
2010 will mark the club's 30th year!
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The S.C. Department of Transportation has temporarily closed Kendlewood Drive in the Unity community to through traffic, due to the potential for flooding from a damaged pond.
The 41st annual Universal Martial Arts Championships, regarded as one of the Southeast's most prestigious karate events, is set for Saturday, March 14 at the Springdale Recreation Center.
Lancaster Super Speedway cranks up its 61st season of racing Saturday, March 14.
Andrew Jackson held on to edge Lancaster, 10-9 in prep baseball Wednesday, March 11 at the Bruins' Doomsday Corner.
The University of South Carolina Lancers split four games in a weekend series with Pitt Community College in Greenville, N.C., March 7-8.
I am always in a search for truth. I cannot find much coming out of our current administrative branch of our GovCo. George Orwell said, "Some ideas are so wrong that only a very intelligent person could believe them."
This statement describes Marie Harf, spokesperson for the U.S. State Department and the folks she works for.
Melissa Horton, who has been interested in styling hair since childhood, has now opened the first barber school in Lancaster.
At her professional styling salon, Unique Hair Design, 208 W. Meeting St., Horton has a desire to see barbers meet their fullest potential, she said.
"I got my start washing my grandma's wigs in an old-time wringer-washer," she said, laughing. "I'd hang the wigs on the clothesline to dry then spray them with starch which worked as good as hair spray. I was getting my grandma ready for revival meetings."
COLUMBIA – State championship gold was the Lancaster High School Lady Bruins' capital gain in Columbia on Saturday, March 7.
KERSHAW – Buford notched a 3-2 win over Class AAA South Pointe High of Rock Hill to earn the Comporium Preseason Invitational baseball championship at the Andrew Jackson field on Saturday, March 7.
The Buford High School Lady Jackets softball team won the preseason high school softball championship with a 6-5 win over Class AAAA Northwestern of Rock Hill at BHS on Saturday, March 7.
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Game of Thrones: SEASON FINALE
We sadly had to skip June 2 episode due to Chaos in Tejas festival shows....BUT we will return June 9th with a viewing of June 2 episode at 7pm and a wickedly AWESOME screening of the finale! Digital Surround, High Def on 25 feet of total bone zone throne party! SNAP SNAP SNAP.
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Join us for Game of Thrones every Sunday on the very big screen. No cover. 25 feet of amazing video and surround sound. Plenty of seating. Come do this.
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The Rev. Nathanael Emmons (1745-1840), intellectual scion of Hopkins and thus Edwards, was the mentor of more than 150 ministers. His collected sermons span six volumes and many of them touch on death and the sovereignty of God. Among many passages, Emmons sites Job 23:13,
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Funerals, Sovereignty and Your Prayers: A Poll
The Rev. Nathanael Emmons (1745-1840), intellectual scion of Hopkins and thus Edwards, was the mentor of more than 150 ministers. His collected sermons span six volumes and many of them touch on death and the sovereignty of God. Among many passages, Emmons sites Job 23:13,
The Joseph Smith Papers – A Reminder
The Joseph Smith Papers Project (JSPP). Yes, it is a wonderful thing. It will change the way the Church references and divides Early Mormon History. Indeed, it will change the very way we understand and deal with our most fundamental stories and texts. Eventually, the JSPP will impress its work onto the very face of Mormonism, and that is as it should be. We are a history-driven religion — in the sense that our stories define much of what we believe and where we place our faith. JSPP is not about synthesis so much as it is about revelation (there is a pun here — a spectacular one). Revelation in terms of what our earliest records actually say and to some degree the context in which they say it.
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Preaching, Rhetoric and Mormons
With the recent conference, many Church members saw what has become the pinnacle of Mormon Preaching: The General Conference Address. But is it really representative of the Mormon sermon? I say no. In my paltry experience, Mormon preaching is much more like classical Methodist homily than the considered rationalist stuff you might get from an Anglican pulpit. General Conference preaching is very carefully scripted. No off the reservation speculation, no fire and brimstone to speak of, no getting lost in the rhetorical moment allowed, much. (I think Church presidents have their leeway and there is descent evidence for that.)
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The Presiding Bishopric. Your April Conference Prep. Part 6: Recapitulation and the Present Day.
Summarizing and expanding a bit here. Responsibility profiles for the PB have varied. In the 1970s they became more deeply connected with the Church's youth organizations. Eventually that role was withdrawn and they now function in supervising Church business matters including real estate, commercial corporate interests, humanitarian operations, etc. though at present the Presiding Bishop sits on the Church PEC, hence he is a discussion partner in youth issues.[1] [Read more…]
The Presiding Bishopric. Your April Conference Prep. Part 5: Crossing the Plains and Utah Developments.
After the death of Joseph Smith in June 1844, it became clear that the Latter-day Saints would leave Illinois. The majority of Nauvoo Saints went west with the apostles, and they needed assistance in dealing with the those who required food and shelter. In the lay-over region called Winter Quarters (near present day Omaha, Nebraska) the need was great enough in 1846 that small wards of roughly 500 persons were created with a bishop for each.[1] As Utah was established a similar pattern developed but the office became richer yet. Church leaders found a need for not only a Presiding Bishop (Whitney was appointed in 1847 and served without counselors until his death in 1850) but for "traveling bishops," stake bishops, general bishops, regional bishops and lieutenant bishops (not really) who moved among the Mormon communities, regulating the work of other bishops in those communities and collecting donations-in-kind for redistribution.
Edward Hunter succeeded Whitney:[2]
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Review: "King Follett: The Man Behind the Discourse."
Title: The Man Behind the Discourse: A Biography of King Follett
Author: Joann Follett Mortensen
Publisher: Greg Kofford Books
Year: 2011
Pages: 603 + xvi
Binding: Paperback (also available in Kindle [$9.95] and other ebook formats)
Price: $29.95
If you know even a little Mormon history or its theological underpinnings, you know the name King Follett. But what do you know about King Follett aside from the rather odd appellation?
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The Presiding Bishopric. Your April Conference Prep. Part 4. Early Mormon Bishops and the Evolution of Tithing.
With the revelations of November 1 and 11, 1831 helping to define the role of the bishop,[1] you can see that the road was being paved for more bishops in the Church. As temporal ministers, it was only a matter of time before more were called as Church population increased (when Partridge was called there were about 150 members in Ohio). At first, two population centers developed: Zion (Missouri) and Kirtland (Ohio). Bishop Partridge was a leading voice in governance in Zion. At the end of 1831, another bishop, Newel Kimball Whitney, was called for the Kirtland area (by that time Ohio membership numbered about 1,500) and among other things to work in tandem with Partridge in the United Firm (UF — the Church "corporation" if you will). Partridge, Whitney and their counselors formed an important financial administrative body in the firm. Whitney was relatively well off and his business operations in Kirtland became the heart of the firm there.[2]
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The Presiding Bishopric. Your April Conference Prep. Part 3: D&C 68 Analysis.
Doctrine and Covenants section 68 contains important material regarding bishops. It is also interesting for the textual evolution it underwent. I'll begin by considering the proto-version of verses 13 through 24 (as they appear in Revelation Book 1, Joseph Smith Papers Manuscript Revelations volume) and then I'll look at the 1981 text (the current text of the D&C). In the RB-1 text, observe that the blue text is omitted from the current edition. In verses 13-24 from 1981, the text in red is additional text added to the 1831 revelation – this additional text appeared first in the 1835 Doctrine and Covenants.
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The Presiding Bishopric. Your April Conference Prep. Part 2: More on Early Mormon Bishops.
Bishops evolved several classes of duties, augmenting or adding to those outlined or suggested in the precursor to D&C 42 and various additions like D&C 51. D&C 107 is a revelation of many historical parts, several of those being in the segment from verse 58 onward. That segment for the most part was given November 11, 1831. There the first ordained Mormon bishop, Bishop Edward Partridge,[1] learned a bit more about the relation of the office to other Church officers and his duties regarding Church discipline. The relevant part of the revelation originally read something like this: [see RB-1.]
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The Presiding Bishopric – Your April Conference Prep. Part 1: Bishoprics in Early Mormonism.
Last conference I gave you the Seventy. Who knows what will come next. You'll forgive this sort of annotated stream of consciousness. These six posts were dashed off in a hurry several months ago and then pecked at for the last few weeks.
The priesthood office of "bishop" in Mormonism derives from two early revelations. The first was dictated in New York, January 2, 1831 (note the wonderful colloquial language):
And now, I give unto the church in these parts a commandment, that certain men among them shall be appointed, and they shall be appointed by the voice of the church;
And they shall look to the poor and the needy, and administer to their relief that they shall not suffer; and send them forth to the place which I have commanded them;
And this shall be their work, to govern the affairs of the property of this church.[D&C 38:34-36]
Your Sunday Brunch Special #10: The Mines of Morsatch
A long time ago, in a . . . well nothing so exotic as that. But it was decades ago – when I was just starting college. My brother came by the house early one Saturday. He was driving an old Chevy Nova. "Want to go look for mines?" It was not an unusual question. The idea in his head I knew well. We would grab a couple of flashlights and head for the canyons where miners had delved for gold and silver in the deeps of time –ok, a hundred odd years back. It made me think of Brigham Young's forthright commentsabout *not* hunting for gold in those mountains. But Gentiles at least were not bound by booming voices in old tabernacles.
I grab a light and hop into the car. The glass pack mufflers rumble as we head out east. We hit a winding canyon road, and begin to climb. I wonder about our noise in this place and think about old miners with pack mules, looking for the *right place* to dig in the deep solitude of steep canyon walls and the massive mournful sound of wind in ten thousand pines – I've been up here when hearing that somehow near and distant voice made me feel profoundly lonely. The echo of those experiences resonants in me. It's not pleasant. (I'm not a camper by choice and I prefer Motel 6 to a tent and sleeping bag.) These sorts of thoughts make me somber.
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A Christian Nation?
Some scattered thoughts on politics and religion. I don't usually indulge but I'm starting to find the situation irresistible.Driving University Avenue in Provo, Utah is not a zero-sum game. It brings to mind the appellation "Christian." I occasionally hear, "that's not very Christian!" Meaning, I suppose, that some bit of speech or some action doesn't measure up to the Sermon on the Mount.
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Your Sunday Brunch Special #9. The Joining of Faith and Intellect.
By the time I started to study with Paul Tillich, I had been told for several years that pietas and intellectus could not join. In fact, I had tried to convince everyone, including myself, of this. My experience confirmed it. My father, a generous, liberal, loving pastor who fought both fundamentalism and rationalism in his attempt to hold faith and reason together, died of cancer shortly before I started college. That was absurd. It reduced my mother, a schoolteacher and a pillar of integrity and good sense, to pious blubbering. Family friends, mostly clergy families, visited regularly and spoke soothing nonsense. They could not explain the justice or injustice of life. I have always believed since then that pastoralia is often a studied way of obscuring the big questions. In any case, the evidence was clear: one could be either a believer or intellectually honest. One could not be both.
– Max Stackhouse, emeritus professor of theology, Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Your Sunday Brunch Special #8. Trains and History
This is a memory of childhood and perhaps only invisibly affected (or effected) by Mormonism. So sue me Steve!
As a child, around age 4 or so, my babysitters sometimes copped out, or died,* and so my parents would take me to work and keep me occupied in some inconspicuous manner. Since my mother worked for a coffin (casket was the more urbane term) maker at the time, she upholstered the interior of coffins, it was difficult and maybe a little creepy to drag me around there. Besides, her employer was not down with it.
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The Infinite. Part 10. The Axiom of Regularity, Theological Tag-alongs, Mormonism.
[Here is part 9.]
I'm being very brief here and I don't want anyone to get the impression that I take lightly the work of sincere people who have thought long and hard over important questions. I leave that to Brad.
Christians (along with Muslims and Jews) have a historically mediated anxiety to *prove* that their God exists. Various attempts abound through history, and some still have followings/advocates. Two that play into Mormonism are the Ontological Argument (OA) and the Cosmological Argument (CA). The OA is often associated with St. Anselm and consists in arguing that the "being than which nothing greater can be conceived" must indeed exist (necessarily).[1]
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The Infinite. Part 9. Abraham, Omega, and Doing Things In Order.
[Here is part 8.]
What does it mean for one thing to be less than another? We are natural "orderers" aren't we? We have ordering intuitions about size, strength, speed, beauty, importance, riches, standard of living, loudness, height, and other stuff. Some of this is reasonably quantifiable, some not so much. As a schoolboy, I learned the hard truth from a sixth grade seat mate, Susan Ortiz: the girls ranked guys on a handsome scale (that wasn't the only scale, but it was one). Are some people (or animals) more "intelligent" that others? As Mormons we are familiar with this sort of ordering by Deity:
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The Infinite. Part 8. Trouble in Paradise. The good, the bad and the peculiar.
[Part 7 is here. Probably it's worth reviewing before reading this.]
I'll begin with the Peculiar, or let's say, Unsettling, or Cautionary. Cantor allowed that "sets" could be defined by any well-formed logical statement. As it happened, this was not precise enough. And by that I mean, you can describe collections of things by well-formed logical statements which are somehow, too large or strange. A first sign of trouble came from British mathematician and philosopher Bertrand Russell, in the form of a paradox. This is not one of those namby-pamby literary/political/economic/theological/legal things where it seems some assumption or other leads to an outlandish or uncomfortable conclusion. No. This is a genuine fault in the system, FULL STOP.
Trouble in paradise.
The Infinite. Part 7. Paradise.
Last time, I briefly introduced you to Georg Cantor (1845-1918), a Russian-born Jewish Christian who became a well-known and in some quarters infamous, mathematician. Cantor systematized much of what perviously was just mystical respect for the infinite.
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Your Sunday Brunch Special #7. The Garden and The Cross. Cultural "Over-belief"? And a Poll.
Stephen Webb (professor of religion and philosophy at Wabash College — and someone who is clearly up on his Mormonism), in his thoughtful piece at First Things writes (ht: sidebar):
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The Infinite. Part 6. Mathematics, Physics and Religion in the 19th Century
[See part 5 here.]
The Intrigues of the Infinite are coming to play. Whether you are confused by the infinite or have some logical grasp of it, I'm going to take you on a ride through a few of those intrigues of the past. Hold on to your logical pants.
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Friday the 13th Caffeine Poll
So what do BCC readers believe (check all that apply):
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The University of Utah Institute of Religion
The Institutes of Religion were and are an outreach by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to LDS college students. To a lesser extent this was and perhaps is true for faculty too. When I've been employed by universities outside Utah, I have always enjoyed it when an Institute was nearby because it also served as an island of friendship. For the most part, these were small operations with maybe one full-time CES person as instructor along with a part-time secretary. For me, as a faculty member, they were always an oasis in a somewhat sterile academic environment. Often a few of us would get together for lunch-time discussions with the CES personnel and those discussions were wide-ranging, feeling out the limits of gospel interaction with humanities, education and science. It was nearly always a blast because generally none of us felt threatened in our various faith-worlds during these discussions.[1] Once, three of us constituted the bishopric of one of the local wards. I was a big fan of those experiences and wonder if they are replicated in the current system. I presume they are in many places.
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The Infinite. Part 5. Is there anything infinite?
In part 4 I looked at some "large" stuff. Now let's think a little about the possibility that infinite things may exist.
Depending on the physics or metaphysics you subscribe to, infinite or eternal may be reality. In the physical universe we don't live behind an "event horizon." There is no secret universe hiding behind some information barrier.[1] Think of the universe as existing on the surface of a ballon.Someone is blowing up this ballon. As it gets larger, the surface stretches and points formerly close together become further and further apart. There isn't a real "center" of the universe, but everything is getting further from everything else. Space itself is expanding. Another interesting thing is going on: the further stuff is from you, the faster it is moving away from you.[2] Space is expanding locally, not into some extra dimension and not by pushing out some "edge."[3]
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The Infinite. Part 4. Or What Makes the Federal Debt Look Tiny.
Journalists and pop science writers have a little fun trying to make large numbers "real" to us.[1] For example, a billion dollars in one hundred dollar denomination bills would require about ten standard storage pallets in your garage, stacked 5 feet high or so. A trillion dollars in one hundred dollar bills would occupy a warehouse with 10,000 such pallets. I don't know what you'd spend it on, but if you spent a million dollars every day since the time of Moses, until now, you may have used up the trillion dollars. Spendthrift! Stacking up a hundred million trillion one dollar bills will get you out a bit more than one light year from earth. (Making that many dollar bills would require more than the mass of the earth – and it would take too long – not to mention the ink.)
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The Infinite. Part 3. The Unexamined Life er, Speech
Last time we agreed that scriptural references to the infinite should be approached with caution and often are not to be taken seriously as pointers to the "actual" infinite. Didn't we?
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The Infinite. Part 2. Large.
[Here is part 1.]
Humans do not deal directly with the infinite and there has been considerable debate on whether the idea makes sense at all. Imprecision is the name of the game where infinity is concerned.Eventually we will see that trying to codify the idea is difficult and puzzling. It is as much a problem with intuition as logic. But first let's look at a related discursive family: The Very Large.[1]
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The Infinite. Part 1: The Finite.
This series examines, from a somewhat naive point of view, the meaning of "infinite" in a number of contexts. Joseph Smith delves deeply into the infinite, and in particular in funeral sermons, even though he does not engage it with rigor. (Parts of this series appeared elsewhere.)
The Mormon Naturalist
No this isn't a post about Steve Peck, much as I think that would be fun. Instead, its in the vein I've been sort of mining a little here lately. I hesitate to use the tired "Mormonism and Science" title, but what the heck. Why not?
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Salvational Exclusion
Universalism was an interesting phenomenon in early America. New England is often described as the home of the movement but the new thinking sprouted in other places too. Historian Ann Bressler argues that the movement climbed in popularity in the Northeast because it filled a gap created by the end of Puritanism's community after the revolutionary war. In part a response to Congregational establishment, it still flourished after anti-prejudicial rules became law in Massachusetts in 1780. Baptists were angry with taxation and its role in religion. But as Janet Lindman observes, at least part of the national debate over the nature and applicability of salvation began in Pennsylvania and it was motivated by more than just taxes. There,Elhanan Winchester1 was advocating Unversalism and at the same time acting as head of an important Baptist congregation in the Delaware Valley.
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The Crying Poll
Shedding a tear with or about a friend, during a movie or a testimony or a beautiful scriptural or musical pericope is pretty common. Everyone knows of President Eyring's near boundary to tearful expression. Occasionally I've heard the odd Church leader remark that the shedding of tears (usually by men) is a mark of spirituality (maybe they're thinking: "Jesus wept"). When I've sat through such speech, I have felt a little inadequate (maybe only Idaho farm boys cry – kidding, I'm kidding). I don't cry. Not that I have never cried. I have. Three or maybe four times since childhood. Once I cried for days on end. But that seems to have used up the tears and it was decades ago. Does this make me an aberration? Do serial killers cry? (You can't trust filmography for this.)
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The percentage of a mutual fund's total assets that are currently held in cash or cash equivalents. While mutual fund cash level can refer to the cash level of an individual fund, it most often refers to the aggregate level of cash held across a wide demographic of mutual funds, which is used as a barometer of institutional buying power and market sentiment.
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Want to remove most of the info on old laptop without a restore
I finally have everything copied to the new (November) laptop from the old one. It's taken me this long to buy and install my new family tree program and transfer the info over. I also double checked to make sure I had everything else copied and backed up. Now I want to take most everything off the old laptop, which the backlight on the monitor died on, and give it to DD as a back up computer at their house as thiers is on it's last legs and is needed for college homework. My old one works as long as there is an external monitor so will do for them until they can afford a new one.
So, please tell me how to remove stuff without doing a restore, as I'm not sure it would survive that way.
You people are great here, so I know someone can help. It's always appreciated.
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Basically you could just empty the My Documents folder and most will be removed. However you would also need to check the genealogy program as perhaps that stores the data within the program itself.
To do either or both right click on Start and click Explore.
Now if you look on the left side you will see My Documents near the top, click on this to highlight and the contents appear on the right side of your screen.
Assuming you want to remove everything click the first item on the right side, hold down the Shift button and tap the End button to highlight everything. Right click on the highlighted stuff and click Delete in the pop up. To remove only some hold down the CTRL button while you click to highlight things you need removed then right click to delete.
For the genealogy program look down the left side for Program Files, click the plus sign beside that to open the sub folders beneath it. Look down through those for the genealogy folder, click to highlight. Then on the right side do as stated above to remove any or all of it.
Thanks. Her SO's computer is in pretty bad shape. She only uses it when she has to, uses her phone mostly, and their 8 y/o son can't be on it at all, and he loves his learning programs. This one will be a back up if that one goes completely, and is one DD & DGS can use also. And, yes, they have his laptop backed up and his school work is on a flash drive also. DD is a photographer, and needs access to a computer to download and photoshop accordingly, also.
Remember to empty that garbage can/recycle bin on the pc because all the stuff you delete just goes there till you actually empty it so to see the actual free space that has to be done.
would be a good time to do a defrag on the system after you have cleaned all of that stuff out.
You might check thru the control Panel>Add remove programs and see if there are any programs in there that you have installed since you got it that are not being used anymore.(if you are not sure about something dont uninstall it) that will also free up some space...might be an idea to run a scan with Malwarebytes (after its been updated) to make sure there are not nasties on there before you give it to your DD
Thanks, everyone. The only thing I didn't do was run Malwarebytes. She can do that herself. She also has to put anti-virus on it, as the Norton that's on it is expired. I ran disc cleanup and defragged this morning while we went to breakfast and Costco. We came home, she unplugged everything and packed it in the car. Now I get my desk back again!!!!!!! She wants to run either Chrome or FireFox on it. I had her post here to see which was better. I know we will get lots of different opinions on likes and dislikes. And how to find/install it. I may also put it on here. I'm getting tired of IE giving me fits, encountering errors. Thanks again for the help.
be sure if that had Norton on it that it is fully removed using either the Norton removal tool or app remove before installing any other antivirus or you can have real problems.
good free antivirus would be MSE or AVAST
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TPS is a database for those wanting to opt out of telemarketing, it is a code of conduct agreement between the regulator and the telemarketing industry; hence its ineffectual use for some people. Social regulations regarding use of the telephone network are upheld by Ofcom, the UK regulators have always shyed away from the old black listing regulations applied by countries such as Germany, although pre EU harmonisation there was a UK regulation for repeat dialling to the same number. Ofcom request telemarketing companies to observe both TPS and the ability for a customer to identify the telemarketer by use of a callback number. Any complaints submitted to Ofcom where TPS is ignored will result in a stiffer fine. Ofcom cannot regulate on operators and networks outside of UK borders. To make matters worse Indian callcenters offering International services only (I.e customer support in US and Europe) are exempt from Indian regulations, meaning they are placed in a loosely regulated no man's land. TPS can never be the be and end all for those reasons.
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Reigning UFC women's champion Ronda Rousey said she would reluctantly accept a bout against transgendered fighter Fallon Fox, although Rousey told The New York Post such a fight wouldn't be "fair." "She can try hormones, chop her pecker off, but it's still the same bone structure a man has," Rousey told the newspaper. "It's an advantage. I don't think it's fair." Fox, who underwent gender reassignment surgery in 2006, has been discussed among MMA circles since she admitted in March she was born a man. The revelation put her fighting license in jeopardy -- although she has since been cleared to fight -- and raised the question whether Fox should be allowed to fight women. Fox is 2-0 and has another fight scheduled next month in a lower MMA league. The discourse took an ugly turn earlier this week when UFC heavyweight Matt Mitrione called Fox "a lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak" among other things in an interview on Monday. The UFC suspended Mitrione indefinitely for vio...
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Mini cx heli, this one works!!!
Ok among the horde of helis i have i had to get this little guy. Its a small cx heli i got off E%#y cost me $40.50 shipped. I received today,opened the package,charged it up and was very pleased. The tx is in mode 2 also!!! Of course the controls were a little off so I cut the sticker in the front of the tx and adjusted the pots. This little guy has great fast forward motion.
Now it flies great!!! And of course theres a little lipo inside,and the heli has a blinking light on top of the canopy.
|Nov 01, 2006, 04:15 PM
Cute little helicopter. What is the brand, model and Ebay store? You should probably post in the multirotor forum.
|Nov 01, 2006, 04:46 PM
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Wow that's a good price ! How much does it weigh ?
|Nov 01, 2006, 05:38 PM
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Shoot i shouldve probably put this thread there but its an indoor,here the Ebay store i got it from jaidie-minirctoy and http://store.grandhobby.com/newitems1.html has them too(says spare parts available)This heli has great ff an back motion!!!
|Nov 01, 2006, 08:27 PM
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I would love to see a video of this helicopter in action before buying one.
|Nov 01, 2006, 10:33 PM
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I just ordered one before I read this
I just ordered one from Raidentech. About $50 shipped. I too, am a sucker for these. I've been working on my Micron CX and it's a real bugger to set up. Just like the Micron and Micron 2. I'm afraid that for simple indoor playing, these $50 and under helis are the way to go.
By the way. It looks like it has a 2-motor setup so we get yaw, throttle and fwd/reverse with the tail motor.
Is this correct. I guess it'll be about 10 days before mine gets here. Yes, let's see video
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|Nov 01, 2006, 10:47 PM
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Yes thats right,two motors and a motor on the tail for forward and reverse.This little guy is a blast. Great for indoors,i am gonna try outside right now. Crap was flying outside and i threw a flybar weight,crap,no biggie i just made a new one out of plumbers putty will video tommorow when it cures. Im kicking myself because it was loose and instead of gluing on i just pushed it back on,my fault.
|Nov 03, 2006, 12:54 PM
any updates/videos on this little guy? it looks like a cross between a SpinBlade and a BladeRunner. looks interesting. do you know what size motors it uses?
|Nov 03, 2006, 01:32 PM
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As soon as i get somene to video "ill post one. Its kinda like the spin blade or blade runner,but there are no cf rings around the blades,it has a weighted sabilizer bar. Its a bit smaller too. I guess with bearing replacement on some points the thing could really kick butt!!! But it flies nice stock.
|Nov 04, 2006, 11:12 AM
That heli looks like a next gen Dragonfly King/Airlark.
http://www.raidentech.com/wh12drkicorc.html for the original.
Interesting development.
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|Nov 06, 2006, 11:06 AM
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Helifann, does the heli have a seperate charger or is it built into the TX. Flyboy
|Nov 07, 2006, 12:28 PM
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Mini Hybrid...the best money I ever spent
I just got my Mini Hybrid from Raidentech, and it's the best money that I've ever spent. It's about the size of the small blade runner clones, but it has rotors like the spinblade. rotor span is 9 inches.
3 channel: throttle, yaw, fwd/reverse
Contra rotating blades
proportional throttle
proportional yaw for turns
proportional tail motor for fwd/rear
flexible rotors
it is constructed much better than most Chinese "toys" that I've got (and I've probably got them all). The tail truss is a flexible plastic, so it won't snap off.
I charged the batteries and started flying. It has a pretty nasty right yaw that even the trim won't take out. I lubed all of the bearing (plastic and bronze) points and this helped a little. Next, I'll do some blade twisting to equal it out.
Flying!!!WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It flies better than anything I've ever owned. Even though I had to hold left yaw, I was able to fly all over our den (about 10' by 20' at very fast fwd speed. Even though it has only yaw, the turns seemed to have a little aileron cyclic as it banked a little. I did all sorts of figure 8's etc. It also does very nice piros and doesn't show any toilet bowl symptoms. It has plenty of fwd, and when full fwd, it doesn't even do the nose-up stall.
BOTTOM LINE: It is better for indoors than even my $300 Hirobo XRB. I like it so much, I'm going to order another one or two.
I'm finishing up my Micron CX which flies, but needs some work, and also finishing my Pixy, but this little $50 (including shipping) toy will definitely be my hobby room flyer. I'll try it outside this evening.
(sorry, I don't have a video, but trust me..you'll like it)
*DISCLAIMER: I accept no responsibility should you get a bad one as we all know that QUALITY CONTROL is not a term used in the Chinese toy market)
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|Nov 07, 2006, 12:39 PM
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To fix the yaw problem,the pots are in the tx,you must cut away the sticker in the fromt. You will see four screws,the 1st on mine is throttle,the second is the left "yaw" the third is the tail and the last the right "yaw" If your heli is spinning left adjust the 4th screw clockwise a little at a time,and opposite for the other direction. Also make sure the metal bullets on the stabilizer bar are glued on good as i had one of mine fly off,but i fixed it. Yea these guys are a real blast if you get a working one!!!
|Nov 07, 2006, 12:51 PM
I have been flying a MAW mini coaxial helicopter. It flies remarkably well. The quality is low. You will need to fix something. Mine had the canopy well frosted with by CA, both pinions did not align with the gears, and the lower rotor thrust bushing would slide out of place. It is cute, and the multicolor LED blinks in totally meaningless ways.
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