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Fueling Reformation
I'm always puzzled when I see church billboards announcing a coming revival. They give the times and the dates when the church will be engaged in revival. But I wonder, how can anybody possibly schedule a revival? True revivals are …Read More
The Many Shades of Calvinism
The term Calvinism was first used by Lutheran theologians to refer to what they regarded as the peculiar views of Christ's real presence at the Lord's Supper held by John Calvin and his followers. It is not used in this …Read More
Reformed Theology Is Covenant Theology
Reformed theology is often associated with "covenant theology." If you listen carefully, you'll often hear pastors and teachers describe themselves as "Reformed and covenantal." The terms Reformed and covenant are used together so widely that it behooves us to understand …Read More
Calvinism Isn't Enough
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," Charles Dickens wrote in his classic A Tale of Two Cities. Perhaps years from now historians will reflect on the state of Calvinism at the beginning of the …Read More
We're One, but We're Not the Same
If it's new, it's likely not true, and if it's true, it's likely not new, or so the saying goes. Generally speaking, when someone uses the word new to describe something old, I'm not only not impressed but usually a …Read More
Radical Corruption
In God's work of creation, the crowning act, the pinnacle of that divine work, was the creation of human beings. It was to humans that God assigned and stamped His divine image. That we are created in the image of …Read More
How Long Will it Last?
"He's going through a religious phase." How often did you overhear that being said about you in your early days as an openly professing follower of Jesus Christ? Admittedly the sheer force of conversion on an untaught mind can lead …Read More
Ready for the End?
It's sixty years ago now that William Laurence wrote, "Observers in the tail of our ship saw a giant ball of fire rise as though from the bowels of the earth, belching forth enormous white smoke rings." This is just …Read More
For God So Loved the World
Every Christian believes in limited atonement. That may sound ludicrous to my Arminian friends because it has long been assumed that only Calvinists hold to the dreaded "L" in TULIP. But if the death of Jesus Christ is recognized as …Read More
Does Jesus Got You?
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This Lincoln Park boutique features handmade purses, totes, and accessories. Design your own bag, including style and materials, and have your one-of-a-kind creation shipped to you within four weeks.
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Located at the famous Water Tower Place, you'll find the store girls of all ages want to visit. They come from far and near to experience the magic that is American Girl Place Chicago—featuring specialty shops, private dining and, of course, lovable dolls. The only destination of its kind in the world for girls and their families.
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Wonderful boutiques, restaurants and salons abound on Armitage Avenue, Halsted Street and Webster Avenue — located in the heart of Lincoln Park. This historic Chicago, Illinois area is considered one of the city's most desirable neighborhood because of the charming tree-lined streets, Victorian row houses and unbeatable shopping and dining. We welcome you to our neighborhood and look forward to providing you with unique finds and amazing customer service! A short cab or EL ride (Brown Line) from downtown, more than forty award-winning boutiques, restaurants and personal services line this historic Chicago neighborhood. Experience big city convenience in a neighborhood setting. Irresistible furniture, clothing, antiques, jewelry, home accessories, table tops, shoes, four-star restaurants, hair salons, spas and other services are all within strolling distance. Most stores are open 7 days a week.
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Located between the North Side neighborhoods of Old Town and Lincoln Park, Armitage Avenue has emerged as a shopping destination in its own right. The main shopping district is concentrated between Halsted Street and Racine Avenue. Start at the Armitage El stop (Brown Line), working your way east to Halsted Street, then wandering a few blocks north to Webster Street. As you stroll around, you'll get a good sense of the area's strong community spirit, with neighbors greeting each other and catching up on the street corners.
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Three floors of fun! Shop our 1st floor boutique, create in our upstairs art studio and upcycle with vintage soul re-sale in our lower level.
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Art of Chicago and the World. Originals, prints, fine art cards and expert framing. Corporate gifts and event space. Consultation and installation. Open daily.
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Located in the Oak Park Arts District, we feature contemporary folk art, found object art and fine crafts created primarily with vintage, re-used, reworked, recycled and reclaimed materials. You will find truly unique, eco-friendly, "green" art and artful objects for yourself or for gift giving created by Lisa Nordstrom and other intriguing artists. Visit our website for current exhibits and special events.
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Solid Brass Hinges Collection Omnia Square Corner 4.5" x 4.5" Solid Brass Ball Bearing Mortise Hinge - Single Hinge
Omnia presents a modern design to an old concept. Durable hinges intended to match the décor of your home. These ideal solid brass ball bearing hinges are great for residential use and can even withstand light commercial use.
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100-watt 8" tube Back Photos (2) Video View larger Bazooka BTA8100 BT Series 100-watt powered 8" Bass Tube® Item #: 204BTA8100 In Stock 26 Reviews Was:$229.99 Price Break:-$10.00 Your price: $219.99 Earn up to 220 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 220 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Steven Johnson A bass cannon Bass makes up about 30% of your music, and it gives music its power and impact. A good subwoofer can make an average car audio system sound good, and a good car audio system sound great. Good bass is all about moving air, and a cylindrical tube translates the motion of its woofer into maximum air pressure so you hear and feel more bass. Bazooka designed the Bass Tube to act like a bass cannon, firing low frequencies throughout your vehicle. BTA8100 8" amplified Bass Tubes enclosure The affordable BTA8100 8" amplified Bazooka Bass Tube lets you add ride-filling bass to your system with a minimum of hassle. It's an ideal solution if you drive a leased vehicle, and want the thrill of powerful bass but don't want to make any modifications. The BTA8100 Bass Tubes enclosure comes with a 8" woofer, a built-in amp (100 watts max power), and installation parts including a power/signal harness (15" power and ground wires, 10" turn on and speaker input leads, RCA inputs, and auto turn-on jumper), 7.5-amp fuse with holder, power rings, and mounting hardware. Bass Tubes fit just about anywhere A compact Bass Tube will fit in almost any vehicle, and you can disconnect it in a snap if you need more cargo space. Since the tube's speaker and port are right next to each other, you can get amazing results by "corner loading" your tube — placing it in a corner of your trunk or cargo area so your vehicle's boundaries act as a natural amplifier, boosting bass production. Bass control from the driver's seat An optional wired Remote Bass Control Module gives you independent in-dash volume control of your bottom end. Want to know more? Take Bazooka's Bass Tubes Tour. Important Note: You'll need to purchase an amp wiring kit to install this powered Bass Tubes enclosure the included wiring harness is less than two feet long. From Bazooka: Bass Tube Technology Product Highlights:8" woofer with treated foam surroundpower output 100 watts max85 Hz low-pass filter (18 dB/octave)line- and speaker-level inputsfrequency response 39-85 Hzsubsonic filter (12 dB/octave at 35 Hz) for improved amp efficiencysensitivity 105 dB8-9/16"W x 9-7/8"H x 18-3/8"D2-ohm impedancewarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Who needs a powered subwoofer? To produce bass, you need a sub, an enclosure, and an amplifier, and it can be little tricky to match them all up. A powered sub eliminates all the hassle, as the manufacturer designs the enclosure to house the sub and amp together. This all-in-one solution is especially useful in smaller vehicles, where there's no room to mount a separate amp, or in any vehicle where you need every bit of cargo space. Powered subs range from small, flat boxes that fit under your seat to larger boxes that go in your trunk.
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Great Sub!! Written By Doug, St. Joseph, IL on Monday, July 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This sub gives me plenty of power (with the built in amp) when matched up with my new Sony deck in my 2005 Silverado. I had this sub in a previous vehicle and sold it. Love the base it supplies and the ease of installation (RCA cable). Can't go wrong with this product. Thx Crutchfield! Pros: Great price and ease of installation
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Wow!!! Written By Jose, Bayamon, PR on Thursday, July 19, 2012 My brother in law did not believe it was only 8" and that it had a built-in amp. Very satisfied with the bass it produces; using it to hear mainly dubstep and this tube makes the bass in the music come alive. Pros: Small, powerful, compact . . . Cons: none to date
Love it Written By Anonymous, Texas on Saturday, June 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love it.. Great sound.. All around a great product
Don't think twice!! Written By Michael, kalamazoo, Mi on Saturday, September 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sub! I used to have 2 12 in. subs with a 1400 watt amp in the trunk of my old car, but when I got my new car I knew that I wanted something a bit more tasteful and more room in my trunk. Let's face it, you don't need that much thump to fully enjoy music and I found myself turning down the bass a lot so that it sounded good. I wanted to play it safe on the bass and got the 100 watt 8" thinking it was a huge downgrade, but the sub really kicks. I still turn the bass down quite a bit and I could easily have been content with a smaller one yet. Another great thing about this is that the sub and amp is all built into one unit, so if you ever want a little more trunk space, all you have to do is unplug one little wire harness and off you go. Really smart deal. For the money and the amount of room it takes up, you just can't match this product. Bottom line is that your not gonna break your back window with this sub, but you will walk away thinking you made a great choice. The only bad thing that I have to say about this is that sometimes you don't get the same super deep thump from this sub as you would from my 12" subs for example, but as someone who really enjoys all types of music (rap, hip hop, rock, alternative, getting into country...., acoustic, etc) this was a great buy at a price and quality I can most certainly live with.
Excellent choice for Jeep Wrangler Written By Mike, Hudson, Ohio on Thursday, June 16, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) With the help of the folks at Crutchfield I installed the Bazooka BTA8100 8" 100 Watt Powered Sub behind the rear seat of my Jeep Wrangler. I paired it up with the Polk db421's in the dash and the Polk db521's in the sound bar and drive it all with the Kenwood KDC-X395 CD Receiver. The system sounds great. I have a nice full sound at an awesome price. I did NOT use bass blockers as some have commented about because the receiver actually allows you to specify the frequency that is is passed to each speaker. The polks have great mids and highs and the bass tube fills in the lows perfectly. This is an excellent combo. I am stealing the idea about mounting to a piece of plywood as I to am looking for a simple solution for removal from time to time.
SWEET BAZOOKA, SWEET BASS Written By JAY, NEW YORK, NY on Sunday, August 29, 2010 All I can say is SWEET BASS & SWEET BAZOOKA. This is my second Bazooka Bass Tube that i have bought within the past 6 years and I am very happy with the outcome. I sold my Audi A4 with my last Bazooka because the buyer didn't want to buy the car without the Bazooka Tube. If you are looking for additional bass, stop looking and buy a Bazooka Tube. Easy to install and great addition to any Factory Radio or sound system. I like the fact that all the bass stay in the car and is not disturbing the car next to you. I enjoy driving in my car more now that i have my Bazooka in the trunk or should I say riding SHOT GUN.Lol" P.S. I had no regrets 6 years ago and I have NO REGRETS now! I hope this review helps you with your decision to purchase a Bazooka Tube.
First Time BOOMERS Written By Anonymous, Arkansas on Monday, August 09, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was somewhat disappointed in my factory sound system for my BMW X3 SUV. After researching options, I elected to purchase the 100w 8" BAZOOKA sub-woofer with amplifier. While the installation seems temporary, it will allow me to transfer the box to another vehicle without losing my investment. The depth of sound that my new sub-woofer provides is astonishing. It's EXACTLY what I needed. The 6" sub-woofer would have been too small. Now, I can fully enjoy all the depth and nuance of my favorite Hair-Metal Bands in full volume as was originally intended, without unnecessarily disturbing the windows of houses that I pass. Thanks Crutchfield!
Good Sound, Great service Written By turner3949, Denver on Friday, June 18, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Normally I have nothing to do with these product reviews, but this time I figured I needed to make an exception. I relied heavily on the existing reviews and felt I should do my part. I drive a 99' Tacoma SR5. I was looking to add some bass to my existing 4-speaker system but had a very small space to work with. I decided on the Bazooka Bass Tube. Hesitant to go with the 8" tube rather than the 10" due to space restrictions, I decided to pull the trigger. The bass is awesome. The 8" tube has a full sound and hits hard. If you are looking to rattle the windows or wake your neighbors, I suggest going with something a bit larger or different product. I installed the tube behind the driver's seat. With the help of the Crutchfield Advisor, all the correct wiring kits and instructions showed up in my order and worked great. In about two hours everything was ready to go!
I like it Written By waxer, New England on Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought mine for a 2009 Honda Element. It's installed on a small piece of 0.25" ply wood (painted black) and I wedge it under the back side of the driver's seat facing the door. This keeps it portable, since this vehicle has absolutely no extra space. I can really feel the bass. ANY KIND OF MUSIC SOUNDS GREAT!. I would reccomend this product.
Amazing-Perfect Written By Colton, La Plata, MD on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this along with the FAST install wiring kit. This is all you need to hook up this sub. The best part is, you DO NOT need to buy an amp install kit and run a power cable from your battery terminal to the amp on the sub. I have a VW GTI and this sub does just enough to fill it up. The sub hits so hard, perfect for me. I'm a musician and I like to hear songs fully. This sub makes every genre of music sound good. No I am not into just cranking up the bass and waiting for my doors to fall off. If you're that type of person, save your money.
Great! Written By Scott, San Marcos, CA on Thursday, May 14, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just wanted a little bass for a simple radio in my car. Got exactly what i wanted. Perfect, clean, tight bass. A great addition to any system!
Exceptional Sound Written By Randy, Green Bay, WI on Thursday, March 26, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I added a BTA8100 to my 2000 Rav4 and was blown away. The depth of the music is just wonderful. I was looking for something that would bring out a balance at low volume levels and this more than filled the bill. I have stock speakers in the car and I can't believe how good it sounds! My adviser recommended going with the 8" tube (instead of the 6") and it was money well spent. If you are looking to upgrade your current system without spending a lot, this is definitely the way to go. I ended up adding one to my other car 2 weeks later. Great job Crutchfield! Way to go both Josh and Clarence! Thanks!
Bazooka BTA8100 Written By Jason, Waipahu, HI on Friday, February 27, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) every one here pretty much covered it. the bass output from this tube is pretty clean and tight and more than enough for most people but not if you want to wake the neighbors . for me 1/4 gain is all the bass my pontiac G5 needed to fill out the low end w/o over powering and drowning out the factory speakers (the factory speakers sound pretty good btw just missing highs and lows. GM does a good job with there factory sound compared to some others) 100 watts is a lot with this tube I know I would not need any more power. also mounting in the left corner on this car a 8 is the largest you can go and still being able to open the rear battery/spare tire cover. I did also need to cut the carpet at the edge of the cover so it could still open and left the end carpet bolted under the tube. I actually had the tube connected and operating in 15 minutes but the cosmetics and were and how to mount the tube took me a while. I did not give it 5 stars because like everything its not perfect. the Auto turn on Feature does not work well at low volumes it will some times shut off. that is likely why Bazooka does not really talk about the Auto turn on Feature at all in there included instructions. overall I am happy with this tube. now some better front speakers to fill in the highs and I should be done
great subwoofer Written By RICHARD, staten island ny on Friday, February 06, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) hooked this subwoofer to my factory infiniti sound system in my chrysler town and country LIMITED. also purchased the remote control from BAZOOKA. it did exactly what i expected it to do. give me the extra bass that i was looking for from my factory system. plenty of extra bass. also the remote control is good to have so you can control it from the the front and use just the amount of bass that you want. also thanks to crutchfield for the speedy delivery. A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
Well worth it! Written By Brian, Toms River, NJ on Wednesday, October 15, 2008 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ease of installation was great! The sound quality is perfect! Alot of bass for a compact subwoofer. Perfect size for a compact car and does not take up the whole cargo area!
Excellent Subwoofer Written By Chevy, Dallas, TX on Saturday, April 19, 2008 I am a proud owner of this subwoofer. I have a single cab 1996 chevrolet C1500 truck and this subwoofer fit perfectly with ROOM TO SPARE. I was very impressed with the sound quality. It fills in the low end of music very well. It hits very ACCURATELY and DEEPLY, excellent for most types of music. This subwoofer does its job MORE than well. I listen mostly to hard rock and I promise you this is an excellent buy to fill in the low spots very well. It is not for serious bumping down the road, but this little thing will absolutely satisfy your need for bass and more. Don't get me wrong... the thing can bump to your music and it CAN be felt, but just not like a 10" Kicker or another big subwoofer. I have owned one for 6 months and the sub still produces just like the day I bought it. Easy installation and easy take-out. Very good buy. Pros: Little, Fast and 100% efficient hitting on music, excellent sound quality, has some good bump to it (especially if right behind your seat), already has amplifier inside, easy installation, fits most genres extremely efficiently, overall a VERY good deal Cons: The harnesses that it comes with aren't the strongest, so you may need a little more to hold it down, but it is not a big issue at all, I assure you. Overall, I am a very satisfied owner of this subwoofer. It has amazing sound quality and I am very impressed with the low cost for how much satisfaction I have gotten from it.
good, but not great Written By justin, bremerton, washington on Saturday, February 16, 2008 First off this is an impressive package for the money and was a sinch to install. I like the fact that it all comes together in one enclosure (amp/sub/enclosure). It doesn't hit like the speakers that I have had in my other cars, however you won't be dissapointed if a.) it is your first upgraded car stereo, b.) you are on a budget, or c.) you have kids and just want a little bit more low end. As someone else said in a review about Bazookas, they are practical and affordable, but overall they do not hit as hard as an enclosed box with a set of subs and a more high power amplifier.
Great Boom for the Buck Written By MeShun, Atlanta, Ga. on Monday, April 30, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a '05 Tiburon GT Coupe/Hatchback, so I don't have that much space. I purchased this with the hopes of rounding out my factor system. To my surprise this little tube hits much harder than I thought. For those who want house rattling bass you should not even be looking at a bass tube, you need a pair of 10's or 12's with a poweful amp. Moving on, my only problem was trying to adjust it properly because I had to use a Line Output Converter. Other than that, my car has the full circle of highs-mids & lows, with a nice back massage coming from the bass. Rap, Jazz, R&B, and rock sound wonderful.
BTA 8100 Written By Dale, Zap, North Dakota on Monday, January 15, 2007 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought this to add a decent amount of bass to my 91 Buick LeSabre system. I did not want the hassle and clutter of an amp and sub box so I went for the Bazooka. I love it!! I can feel the bass hitting hard from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. I had Hip Hop Nation(On my Kenwood Sirius receiver) booming to start, then I switched to my Metallica CD and was just as impressed. My brother told me he could hear the bass before I turned into the driveway, I live in the country and my driveway is a couple hundred feet long!! If you are thinking of a sub that takes up very little room but still pounds out the bass hard, I would highly recommend this. The one thing I did not do but will on Monday is purchase the remote control so I can adjust the bass from the drivers' seat.I will be buying the BTA 10200 for my 94 Suburban this coming summer. I want more bass for my Burb so I will get the bigger Bazooka. I will write a review for that when I have it installed. I currently have a band pass box with dual 10's in it and I am not happy with how much space it takes.
Not What I Expected Written By Seth, Manhattan, Kansas on Thursday, December 14, 2006 This was my first subwoofer purchase, and i was happy with it until i heard other brands. My friend with 2 Kicker CVRs says that my tube sounded like 6x9s. the power rating is so low that i cant even use the subwoofer controls on my JVC reciever. I have to run the sub as a rear speaker instead of a sub. I did not like that the sub distorts so easily. however, i will say that if u just want a tiny bottom end, then go with bazooka. but if u want to have bass that will rattle mirrors like i do, then go with a different brand.
Excellent!!! Written By Marty, Raleigh,nc on Sunday, May 14, 2006 I bought this sub to install in my daughter's 92 Celica convertible. Since it is a convertible, it can only except 4" speakers and bass is an issue, so is space. This is mounted in the trunk where there is very little room and bass gets cut down significantly when the top is down. My daughter likes her music balanced, not high sound pressure. She is a musician and appreciates the entire spectrum of sound.I was worried if this sub would have enough power to give at least decent performance. Once I turned it on, my fears were gone! This sub kicks. Not as intense as my son's 12" sub setup, but we had to turn down the sub amp as well as the bass output on the headunit in order to balance the system. She is running an Eclipse headunit, 4 -4" infinity reference speakers and this sub. It's overall sound is better than my Alpine CDA-9853 with a 300w. Alpine V-12 4 channel amp pushing 4 Alpine R 6.5" speakers. I am now buying one of these so my stereo will sound as good.
Jeep Liberty Bottoms Out w/Bazooka Written By John, Detroit, MI on Friday, August 19, 2005 2004 Jeep Liberty = limited cargo space = fewer subwoofer choices. Agonized over what few choices I found, then went with the 8" amplified Bazooka bass tube to "round out" an already awesome set-up. 6" seemed too small, 10" too big, so .......install was done locally as I thought it a little beyond my expertise. Once adjusted & tweaked & broken in, the tight bass just kept getting better. Mounted in left rear cargo area, approx. 4" from tailgate, as recommended by Bazooka. HOLY SMOKES ! With Alpine amp and head unit controlling my iPod, Polk Audio up front, Infinity Reference in rear, and DynaMat all around the Bazooka adds punch and definition to everything from hip hop to jazz to country and pop. With all the adjustments possible from the Alpine head unit, I can "dial in" just the right amount of bottom. For any vehicle with limited space, this is a great way to enhance your audio experience ! Worth every penny for a guy like me that takes a lot of road trips and likes his music both LOUD and CLEAR. You won't win any audio contests with this, but the Bazooka is a fantastic "middle ground" solution for those needing a bit more bass in their ride. Added bonus for this old hippie- chicks are checking me out now, too !
NICE SUB FOR YOUR EARS Written By Wade, San Jose, CA on Thursday, August 11, 2005 I bought this bazooka for my 92 Honda Accord sedan. I wasn't sure how it would sound. I had one in my 95 integra hatchback and it sounded great back in the day! That was 10 years ago though, so I wasn't sure what to expect. This is the first powered bazooka I have had too. The other one I powered with an external amp. Well, this one sounds good too. It doesn't shake the neighborhood, but it does shake the car pretty good. With some Infinity 6 1/2's my system sounds great.


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#94615 13 Sep 2013 04:17 EST System info https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...teminfotxt.nfo https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...Systeminfo.nfo I am an avid user of livestream pro-caster, however until recently I have been getting this error. "Error Connection Failed." I have browsed your support forums and nobody ever seems to post how they fixed it or ever get an answer from you guys. I cannot use my pro-caster let alone login to it. I have uninstalled it, downloaded the newest version then re-install with that. I get the error again. I reboot, I get the very same error again. Then I uninstall, rebooted, then re-install with the latest version. I even downloaded it again off the website to be sure. I even did that ports thing, everything was where it was supposed to be. Then I did this speed-test thing which to me was useless because I know my internet is working. http://www.speedtest.net/result/2963664808.png My password is up to date along with all my account information. I do not use proxies or anything. All of a sudden procaster has just stopped working. I have encountered this error before and browsed the forums at the time but some-how it fixed it self and started working, I did not question a good thing at the time because I was running late on hosting my event. I did nothing in particular, or than just keep clicking the connection button out of frustration. This problem has come back again to haunt me and I have recorded evidence of it. I have recorded a minute and a half video to show what exactly I am doing. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...-56-09-588.avi How can this be fixed? And can you guys please explain to me why so many people are having this problem and why does it seem to happen at random intervals? Last edited by Old_Rusty; 13th September 2013 at 05:11. |
I got a reply from Jessica asking for my login credentials on the ticket I opened, meaning she wants my account name and password.
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Entering her second season with the Charlotte women's soccer program as an assistant coach is Kim Crowley. She made an immediate impact on the team in her first season in 2013, helping lead the 49ers to the Conference USA East Division title.
"We are delighted to get her (Kim) on board," head coach John Cullen said at the time of her hiring. "We were able to bring her in at the start of our spring season. She was able to see us play every game and get a good comfort level with our players. That will help her going into our fall season."
Crowley's work with the Charlotte defense helped the unit hold opponents to only five goals during the second half of games last fall. Overall, the Niners tallied eight shutouts during the campaign with one-half of those coming against league competition.
Crowley, a Phoenix native, joined the 49ers in the spring of 2013 after spending three seasons as an assistant at her alma mater, Catawba, in Salisbury, North Carolina. With the Indians program in that capacity, she was a member of the staff under Cullen during the 2007 and 2008 campaigns and then stayed on board for head coach Chad Miller's one season. Catawba posted a combined 43-14-7 mark during those three years, participating in the 2008 NCAA Division II Region Tournament.
She coordinated match information and preparation, planned, organized and conducted practice sessions and provided input on player evaluation and team operations during her tenure in addition to a variety of other duties.
Crowley also served as the Director of Fitness Assessment and Training at the college for just over two years, enhancing a personal training program for over 50 people that continues to grow.
While still in college, she took on a dual role as the head girls' soccer coach at Mount Pleasant High School in Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina. Her three-year experience included the coordination of home game match preparation and field maintenance, monitoring the academic performance of student-athletes and working closing with the school's athletic department and conference staffs.
She also has a background with the FC Carolina Alliance club program, currently serving as the U15 head coach. She also served as the U11 head coach and U14 assistant coach while still a student at Catawba.
"I've known John for a long time and when the opportunity came to join this staff, I jumped at it," Crowley said. "This is a great program. I've enjoyed working with John and getting to know Robert (Lane). I think the three of us together are going to work well together and balance each other out. We have a good chemistry going between the three of us."
As an Indian student-athlete, she was recruited to Catawba by Cullen and went on to earn 2006 All-South Atlantic Conference (SAC) Second Team honors. The team posted a combined 60-14-9 mark during her four seasons from 2003 through 2006, including a SAC title in 2005 following a 16-4-1 campaign. It was the second-straight season in which the program earned a trip to the NCAA Division II Region Tournament, after it completed the best record in school history at 16-2-3 in 2004.
Crowley's collegiate career started with an early highlight, as she assisted on a goal in her first match during a road win at Barton.
At the conclusion of her collegiate career, Crowley signed with the Carolina RailHawks of the USL W-League for the 2008 campaign. The semi-pro franchise was based in Cary and it played at WakeMed Soccer Park.
Crowley owns a US Soccer Federation National "D" License. She graduated from Catawba in May 2007 with a bachelor's degree in communication, adding a business minor to her diploma.


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I had a bunch of corn tortillas left over from taco night and I knew just what I wanted to do with them. I remembered bookmarking several Texmex style breakfasts that called for day old corn tortillas over the last while and when I searched for them migas was the first to come up with this recipe from The Pioneer Woman Cooks. Migas translates to crumbs and is a dish that consists of scrambled eggs, corn tortillas, onions, peppers, tomatoes and some cheese. What I like most about this recipe is all of the fresh ingredients and overall it is pretty healthy, other than the fried tortillas, which you could easily bake. Migas is pretty easy to make even if it does take a bit longer than your average breakfast which makes it perfect for weekends. The migas turned out really well! I liked the way the sauteed vegetables worked in the scrambled eggs and I was a bit surprised that the tortillas were still nice and crispy by the time I finished. This is a great way to use up those leftover tortillas! Since I am making breakfast for one, I kept the extra sauteed vegetables in one container and the fried tortillas in another. This way, during the week I can quickly heat the vegetables, add the eggs and tortillas and have some quick and tasty breakfasts.
(makes 4 servings)Printable Recipe
4 corn tortillas (cut into bite sized pieces)
oil for frying
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 onion (diced)
1 red pepper (diced)
1 green pepper (diced)
2 jalapeno peppers (diced)
4 large tomatoes (diced)
12 large eggs (lightly beaten)
salt and pepper to taste
1/4 cilantro (chopped)
1 cup queso fresco (crumbled)
1. Fry the tortillas in the oil until golden brown and crisp.
2. Heat the oil in a pan.
3. Add the onions and peppers and saute until tender, about 7-10 minutes.
4. Add the tomatoes and the tortillas.
5. Add the eggs to the pan and cook scrambled eggs style until they reach the desired level of doneness.
6. Remove from heat and mix in the cilantro, plate and garnish with the cheese.
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To help prevent your child from seeing certain websites or chatting online, go to the Family Safety website and choose an appropriate filtering level for your child. Here's how:
On any computer, go to the Family Safety website, and then sign in with a parent's Microsoft account.
Under the name of the child you want to set web filtering for, click Edit settings.
Click Web filtering, select Turn on web filtering, and then move the slider to select a filtering level. The settings range from most restrictive at the top to most permissive at the bottom:
Select Allow list only to only allow access to websites that a parent has added to the Allow list.
Select Child-friendly to allow access to sites on the Allow list, plus websites in the child-friendly category. This setting blocks adult sites and social networking, web chat, and web mail.
Select General interest to allow access to sites on the Allow list, plus websites in the child-friendly and general interest categories. General interest sites are those that don't belong to other categories, such as social networking or adult content. Popular search engines (but not necessarily the result lists on them) are general interest sites. This setting blocks adult sites and social networking, web chat, and web mail.
Select Online communication (basic) to allow access to sites on the Allow list, websites in the child-friendly and general interest categories, and social networking, web chat, and web mail. This setting blocks adult sites.
Select Warn on adult to allow access to all websites, but with a warning before allowing suspected adult websites. Sites on the Block list will remain blocked.
For web filtering settings to work, you must install and set up the Family Safety Filter on each computer your child uses.
Although Family Safety uses the latest technology, no system of this type can be 100% accurate. Web filtering is an evolving technology that might sometimes categorize a website differently than a parent or site publisher thinks it should. If a parent or site publisher thinks that a site should have been blocked or allowed, but it wasn't, they can report this to the Family Safety team.
You can also block or allow specific webpages or websites for each child monitored by Family Safety (or all family members at once). To do so:
Click Web filtering lists.
Type or paste the web address of the site that you want to allow or block into the http:// text box and click Allow or Block.
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December 30, 1987, 202 items; Papers (1719-1923) of family primarily from Craven County, N.C., including correspondence, a journal, deeds, promissory notes, receipts, and miscellaneous materials. Gift of Mrs. Carolyn T. Hodges and Mrs. Margaret T. Perry of Kinston, North Carolina, and Mr. Frederick Murphey Taylor of Cambridge, Massachusetts. Donated through the courtesy of the Lenoir County Historical Association, Kinston, N.C.
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Murphey Family Papers (#545), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
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The Dixon, Murphey, and Taylor families were related by marriage and lived in Craven, Lenoir, and Greene counties in North Carolina. One of the Dixon daughters, Nannie, married into the Murphey family and one of her children married into the Taylor family.
Included in the papers is a journal written at Holliday Hill (the home of the Dixon family), dated January 1-15, 1838, noting Christian goals for the new year, the death of a friend, and the birth of a family member.
Correspondence (1852-1896) is primarily among family members and reflects the close religious and familial bonds that existed. Religion, the church, scriptural interpretation, and religious philosophy constitute the dominant themes throughout the correspondence. A second area of concern (1852-1857) reflects various aspects of schoolwork, primarily in Bethany, Virginia, and various locations in eastern North Carolina. A circular on the Female Institute, Clinton, N.C., for 1855, notes deportment and scholarship, courses available by grade, awards, and a general description of the school. A letter written from Salem Female Academy (1866) mentions the one-hundred-year anniversary of Salem and a "great gathering of Moravians." Tuition receipts are included for the Murphey family (1830s, 1840s) for Fairfield Academy, New Bern Academy, and Airy G. Academy as well as a number that give neither name nor location. Tuition receipts for the Taylor children (1860s, 1870s) indicate schools in Lenoir County, N.C.
Other topics mentioned include agricultural production and marketing (1852), the hiring of a slave (1862), payment of Confederate taxes in Lenoir County (1863), and passing references to effects of the Civil War (1862, 1864, 1870). One postwar letter tells of a centennial trip to Philadelphia for the 1876 celebration and describes some of the exhibition halls and sights.
Legal records concern the sale of Negroes (1837) as payment for debt and several document the hiring of slaves (1850-1852, 1860). Deeds and land surveys primarily relate to Craven County, N.C. Receipts from the 1800s-1850s belong mainly to the Murphey family while receipts from the 1860s-1870s concern the Taylor family. A miscellaneous folder includes a circular from the Female Institute in Clinton, N.C., a poem, an essay (1867) on Holliday Hill, and a genealogical chart and photographs of members of the Murphey, Dixon, and Taylor families.
An oversize folder contains land records for the years 1759-1808.
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Hammertoe and mallet toe are two foot deformities that occur most often in women who wear high heels or shoes with a narrow toe box. These types of footwear may force your toes against the front of the shoe, causing an unnatural bending.
A hammertoe has an abnormal bend in the middle joint of a toe. Mallet toe affects the joint nearest the toenail. Hammertoe and mallet toe are most likely to occur in the toe next to your big toe.
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Hammertoe and mallet toe feature an abnormal bend in the joints of one or more of your toes. Moving the affected toe may be difficult or painful. Corns and calluses can result from the toe rubbing against the inside of your shoes.
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The important thing is to not to judge a guy just based on one stat. You have to take into account everything he has done.
The two best offensive stats are probably wOBA and wRC+
wOBA -wOBA is on the same scale as OBP.Weighted On-Base Average (wOBA) is based on a simple concept: not all hits are created equal. Batting average would have you believe they are, but think about it: whats more valuable, a single or a homerun?
wRC+ -wRC+ is on the same scale as OPS+Weighted Runs Creatd. This way, instead of looking at a players line and listing out all the details (e.g. 23 2B, 15 HR, 55 BB, 110 K, 19 SB, 5 CS), you could synthesize all the information into one metric and say, Player x was worth 24 runs to his team last year.
For pure power numbers HR's are still a fair way to measure at least IMO. Also ISO(Isolated Power) is a good one. All ISO is, is SLG%-AVG. So it subtracts all the singles included in average, and gives you an idea how many extra base hits a guy has.
Well just for a very extreme example but do you think Shane Victorino(slg % of .544) is a better power hitter than Adrian Gonzalez or Albert Pujols(.542 and .541 respectfully)?
SLG counts extra bases hits as "slugging" when really a triple is more likely the product of a fast player than a slugging player(these fast players can also leg out doubles).
Is there a way to know how much a players stats will decline with his BABIP? Mainly I'm talking Mike Carp. When his .391 BABIP finally starts to plummett (maybe not until next year?) is it a near 1:1 thing, or does it vary so much that you can really predict it?
Some players have their BABIP stabilize somewhere away from .300. There's much less luck involved in batter BABIP than pitcher BABIP but Carp doesn't have near enough ABs to say anything with confidence. He doesn't have great speed and his LD% is unsustainably high this year so you can expect his BABIP to drop considerably. If you want to look at his performance as a whole, his HR/FB is probably a little fluky so you can expect that to drop as well.
In short, he's playing well over his head right now.
Oh, I'm fully aware he's playing waaaaay over his head. I was just wondering if there's any way to say "His BABIP will probably drop by X, which will land his average at about" or something similar. But I'm getting the impression looking around that you can't really predict it's just kind of a you know he's going to drop sort of thing.
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A few days ago, Jason Heyward's UZR was at like 2.0 and now it's at 9.2 so my question is:
Hopefully you all don't laugh me out of town here with my first question...
Is there a saber stat that accounts for situational hitting?
Meaning hitting with a man in scoring position in a close game is slightly different then hitting in the same situation when it's a blow out. Something that takes into account pitcher faced (ie scrub vs Ace), game importance (i know subjective).
"clutchiness" for lack of a better term.
Something that can accurately remove some of the players who are basically stat compilers and expose how they truly hit. (ie Arod / Teix / Swisher).
Thanks in advance!
There's WPA which is leverage-based.
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This is a weird question, but does anyone know about how many expected wins a team full of 0 WAR players would be expected to win. I'll admit I don't know a ton about advanced stats, but you always hear that so and so is 3 wins better than an average replacement player. So just for my curiosity, does anyone actually know the number of expected wins for a team full of 0 WAR players (and yes i realize this is completely hypothetical).
I just read through this entire thread. I have a lot of spare time on my hands right now so I figured I'd man up and get some of these statistics down.
Seemed like the main pitching stat to use back when this thread started was tRA, now it seems FIP might have taken over. Is that the case? If so, why?
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n. Derogatory nick-name for the Ohio State Correctional System Work Release Program, also known as the Cincinnati Bengals. The origin of "Da Bungles" is generally attributed to the late Pittsburgh sportscaster and Steelers color analyst Myron Cope.
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A person who is foolish, inept or clumsy. Derived from a rather camp bear character on children's show 'Rainbow' who was forever making mistakes and being embarassed.
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Chen delivers gem as O's blank Red Sox, win series
Lefty allows four hits, no walks over seven before rain delay ends start
BALTIMORE -- The plan never was going to be to let Wei-Yin Chen pitch a complete game Wednesday night, but through seven innings, it seemed inevitable that he'd get to take one of the best starts of his young career into the eighth.
The lefty battled the Red Sox through the rain until "the god of weather" brought upon a 98-minute delay and forced the Orioles starter out of the game in the seventh inning.
"Of course I wanted to pitch one more inning if I had the chance," Chen said through a translator. "I don't know. Maybe the god of weather doesn't really like me."
Until then, Chen (7-2) had been nearly perfect. He allowed just four hits in seven innings and faced just one batter over the minimum. By the time he did leave, he had done more than enough for Baltimore to beat Boston, 6-0, in the rubber game of a three-game series at Camden Yards.
Behind Chen, the O's defense was nearly as good and the offense put up all the runs it needed in the opening frame. He induced three inning-ending double plays to negate the few hits he allowed and Chris Davis belted his 10th home run -- a two-run shot -- to give Baltimore a three-run cushion after one.
With that cushion, Chen was able to attack the zone. The starter didn't walk any batters and set a new season high with seven strikeouts -- five of which came in the first three innings and all seven of which came swinging.
Just moments after Chen left the mound in the seventh with 87 pitches under his belt, the umpires called for a delay. More than an hour passed and the crowd of 25,886 thinned. The next time the O's took the field on defense, it was behind reliever Darren O'Day.
In the two innings after the rain delay, the Sox managed just one more baserunner.
"I always like that first out after the rain delay because there's such a chance to have that momentum switch after that long delay," Buck Showalter said. "But our guys came out ready to go."
The Orioles manager said he planned on having Zach Britton pitch no matter the score, but Chen was definitely on track to come back out for the eighth inning before the delay.
Baltimore's pitching has been its weakness for much of the season, but against the Red Sox it was the strength. The O's allowed just one run in 27 innings, marking the first time since 1981 that Boston been held to one run or fewer in a three-game series.
"One run in 27 innings is extremely difficult," Sox manager John Farrell said. "You credit their pitching. You credit inning-ending double plays three times tonight."
Perhaps an even bigger surprise than the pitching staff allowing just one run in three games is that the Orioles managed to lose one of those games. Baltimore got solid offensive performances in Games 1 and 3, but didn't score Tuesday.
A day later, the bats awoke.
Showalter tweaked his lineup before Wednesday's game, dropping slumping third baseman Manny Machado to the No. 7 spot and moving Steve Pearce up to the two-hole.
The move immediately paid off. Pearce drew a walk from Red Sox starter Rubby De La Rosa (1-2) in the first and Adam Jones followed it up with an RBI double to the left-field corner.
Two batters later, Davis homered to give the O's a 3-0 lead in the blink of an eye.
"I feel like I've been seeing the ball well -- with the exception of [Tuesday] night -- for a while," Davis said. "I haven't been able to put everything together; my swing just hasn't felt right."
Davis said he took the field early before Wednesday's game to work on some things that had helped him in the past. He was rewarded with the first-inning homer, a flyout to the deepest part of the park in the fourth and a double in the eighth to help the Orioles pad their lead.
By then, Chen was long gone. But it was his pitching -- and Baltimore's pitching during the previous two days -- that left the biggest impression during a rainy series at Camden Yards.
"I'd be the first to say I think we kind of caught Boston not swinging the bats as well as they're capable of, but I'm impressed with the way our guys pitched," Showalter said. "All of them."
David Wilson is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A's look to keep rolling vs. Tigers in Detroit
Straily heads to the hill for Oakland; Fister starts for the Tigers
Nevermind that the game lasted just six innings due to rain. The A's beat the Tigers in Tuesday's second game of a four-game set in a potential future postseason matchup, and they did so behind a competent showing at the plate.
More so than defeating Justin Verlander -- who was devastatingly effective against Oakland in last fall's American League Division Series -- for the first time since April 16, 2011, Oakland hit, and did so in support of a subpar outing from its starting pitcher.
The A's bats have seemingly returned to form as they turn the corner into the last month of the season. They're hitting .261 and averaging 4.73 runs per game over their last 19 after hitting .209 and averaging 3.13 over the previous 23 contests. Oakland holds a Wild Card spot and is 2 1/2 games back in the AL West.
Looking to stifle the A's and help build on Detroit's lead in the AL Central is Doug Fister, who battled in his last start against the Mets but still pitched well. He allowed only one run on eight hits, finishing with four strikeouts, and he's given up two runs or fewer in six of his last eight starts.
"For me, it's constantly a 0-0 ballgame in my head, but it's definitely a team lifter and definitely a confidence booster for the team," said Fister, who was provided with a cushion in Detroit's 6-1 win before he took the mound. "Everybody is able to play loose and play together."
Opposite Fister is Dan Straily, who escaped with a no-decision after yielding six runs on four hits and four walks in 3 1/3 innings on Friday against the Orioles. He has just one quality start in his past six outings -- his ERA rising from 4.14 to 4.56 in that span -- and he is is 0-5 with a 5.20 ERA in seven starts since being recalled from Triple-A Sacramento on July 20.
A's: Barton returns with a more positive outlook
Daric Barton is doing his best to make the most of his recent callup with the A's. The 28-year-old is three years removed from when he last saw consistent playing time.
He went 0-for-2 with a walk in Tuesday's rain-shortened win against the Tigers and 2-for-5 with two RBIs in Monday's series opener. Barton was brought back up after Josh Reddick was placed on the disabled list.
This is his second stint with the A's this season after hitting .297 in 110 games for Triple-A Sacramento, and his mindset is positive.
"You know what? Besides being healthy, that's been the biggest thing," said Barton, recalled Monday. "It was the only thing. It was the only thing I focused on all year, really the mental aspect of not just my play on the field but off it as well, having a consistent approach not just to baseball but to life, trying to stay positive and to do what I can that day. I learned to turn the page real quick on bad days."
Tigers: Avila comes off DL after concussion recovery
Alex Avila has returned after more than two weeks on the disabled list, and he believes he's back from the concussion symptoms that left him sidelined for much of August. The Tigers activated the catcher from the 15-day DL on Tuesday, returning him to big league action for the first time since Aug. 10. He went 0-for-2 in the Tigers' loss.
He returns with more protective equipment to hopefully prevent a recurrence of the injury. Avila also returns with a keen awareness of how serious his situation was.
"It's been on my mind a lot," he said. "When I saw pictures of my daughter when I'm on the road, or when I was in Toledo and I had to come out of the first [rehab] game, I'm not going to lie, it was on my mind. But at the same time, I know that there's people that care about me as far as making sure that I am healthy.
"That's one of the reasons why I think we took our time with it to make sure that I was healthy before I came back. That's definitely something I thought about."
Avila joined Triple-A Toledo on a rehab assignment last week and caught three innings last Thursday before reporting more headaches. After returning to the Mud Hens' lineup for a game as designated hitter last Saturday, he spent the past two days catching seven innings apiece without any trouble.
Worth noting
• The A's have yet to make a decision on when they'll activate Brett Anderson (right foot) off the disabled list, though manager Bob Melvin maintains that time could still come during his club's four-game series in Detroit that concludes Thursday.
• The Tigers have thrown out only 19 percent of potential basestealers, the lowest mark in the AL. In fact, opposing teams have successfully stolen 17 straight bases against Detroit, with only one runner picked off in that span.
• Alberto Callaspo has an 11-game hitting streak against Detroit dating back to last year and is 13 for 37 (.351) over that span.
Jeff Kirshman is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Vinita, OK 74301
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800-854-9517, 580-323-2010
2140 W Gary Blvd
Clinton, OK 73601
Guest rooms include 27" TV with double queen beds available. Free continental breakfast. Motor hotel bar & restaurant, ... read more...
800-465-4329, 918-256-4900
232 S 7th St
Vinita, OK 74301
Conveniently located just off I-44 on historic Rt 66. 60 spacious rooms including executive and whirlpool suite. Indoor ... read more...
800-329-7466, 580-323-5550
1200 S 10th St
Clinton, OK 73601
Days Inn is a full service hotel offering comfortable rooms with one or two queen size beds, as well as executive king ... read more...