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Update: Komen's rankings and support are collapsing.
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Updates: Susan G. Komen charity turns right, pulls funding for breast cancer screenings at Planned Parenthood.
"Thank you for cutting off funding to cancer screening programs in order to prove that you are pro-life."
Update: Great summary here. Donations are pouring in to Planned Parenthood. I think at this point, given this new info, we can safely call for a protest against Komen's new politically-motivated leaders. ~ ed.
I try really hard to respect all political persuasions. It's really hard today.
Congratulations, Republicans: you've just got America's leading Breast Cancer charity up against America's leading women's healthcare service provider.
Hope you're happy: less breast cancer screenings for American women!
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My granddaughter's DH reenlisted last week, and she sent me this photo. Left to right, Evan's younger sister Jessica, my granddaughter Michelle, Evan, and Evan's daughter Kaylee.
Ah, the memories of reenlistment! Beautiful photo of a beautiful moment in time, Joyce and I love the way you've scrapped it! Great layout!
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Beautifully done! Great photo. Love and appreciate our troops!
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Joined in 2009 but didn't have much to say until now. I have a two tone FN FNP-9, but it's sitting in my FFL's safe in his name due to a 23 year old protection order in New Jersey, the state where protection orders do not die a natural death. I'm working on getting it lifted so i can claim my baby back. For now, I'll do all I can to attempt to defeat the tsunami of new laws that is on the horizon.
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New Member here. Retired Army after 21 years. Hunter in the northeast. Had 3 AR's in the stable (.22, .223, .308) a week ago - finally gave in and unloaded them while I could still get decent legal trade on them.... got a couple Kimber bolts instead (84M - a .308 and a varmint 22-250). NRA member, just got the membership upgraded to Endowment. Run a small rod and gun club. B6
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Just joined today. Started target shooting in the late 70s and owned a number of different guns. Do to hard economic times for me, I had to sell my guns but plan on obtaining new ones. I have been a member of the NRA back in the 80s, but let my membership slip. Last week I rejoined the NRA to help fight the gun grabbers. I am also into ham radio, but I have always loved the shooting sports.
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New from Orlando! Usually on XD talk but I keep finding myself coming to this forum. Into target shooting, self defense, and will be getting a reloading press within the next few months. I like talking with like minded individuals. Other things I'm into, craft beer, running, & classic rock. My favorite pistol is an XDM 5.25 9mm. I've got a 3.8 .45 for carry and have an old C75B :beer:
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January 6, 2013, 07:08 PM | #8232 |
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Hello All-
This forum was recommended to me by my girlfriend as a very good resource for responsible gun owners. I am a story board and comic book illustrator by trade, but am getting back into owning fire arms. Years ago, I owned a 22 rifle and a 357 revolver, which I no longer own. I am not a hunter, and guns for personal defense is a very important issue to me, but primarily I like to shoot for fun. Thank you |
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January 7, 2013, 12:59 AM | #8234 |
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Just joined to say how helpful I've found this forum as a lurker Yesterday I solved a nagging problem with my HiPower from info here. Thx again
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Hi my name is bob and I have lots of rifle related question I am fairly new to gun ownership where are the best sites to look to compare military style rifles to get an idea of cost, value ammunition calibers used etc.
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Hello everyone welcome to THR forums.
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Hey everyone, nfausa here! I'm a Texas gun owner, and have gotten into the NFA game here starting about a year ago. Already have three smg's and multiple cans. My credit card still hurts!
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Hi all. My name is Laura. I'm 40-something from Houston, Tx. and living in Pittsburgh, Pa. with my husband. I own a Mossberg 12-gauge, Ruger 10/22 Carbine and a Bersa BP9CC. Looking to learn a lot on the forums. Thanks very much.
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Well I have been reading this forum for years and never joined. I grew up around fire arms in the communist state of massachussets. Hope this site will help me network with other ma gun owners. I love my country I love the constitution and hate our politicians. Thank for this great site!
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I retired last year and have turned more energy toward restoring the Constitution. I have taken over the Gun Watch Blog and have been having some success with original content articles. Dr. John Jay Ray is the originator of the blog, and he has volumes of great scholarly articles about the psychology of "liberals" or "leftists" linked to the site. The most successful article so far as been my compilation of Mass Killings Stopped by Armend Citizens. I just posted it on THR. http://gunwatch.blogspot.com/2012/12...-citizens.html I have posted over 9,000 self defense and gun related articles on the freerepublic.com banglist. This looks like a great site. |
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New member; have already found lots of interesting info here. Midwest gun enthusiast. Looking to gain knowledge on hunting, protection, and reloading. Also any topics relevant to firearms and family activities & safety (youth hunting, sporting clays, etc..).
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I joined a while ago, but haven't posted. I'm a NJ resident, so I'm used to prohibitive, poorly thought out gun policy. I find myself worried that lawful, responsible AR owners are becoming targets of reckless media intent on "selling newspapers" with little regard for victims of senseless violence or the constitution.
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As for any person who has dealt with obesity, it was not an easy journey. And being a daughter of one of the world's most famous and admired people didn't shield me. In fact, in certain ways it only put me more in the spotlight, perhaps in more negative ways than other people of size. From the time I was in grade school, I was taunted by peers, even hit by other kids, because I was "big" and therefore could "?ght like my father."
Nothing could have been further from the truth. I hung back, partly because I was a gentle kid but also because I wouldn't have been able to bear drawing that kind of attention to myself. Not now. I like being with other people, whether it's hanging out with friends, conducting business, or making a speech to raise money for a charitable organization. And I like being romantically available, as well as available to participate in physical activities, which had always been closed to me before. That is, I like where my journey has taken me, and continues to take me.
I realize it's not the same for all large people, and that not all of them are even intent on losing weight. Some, while they may at one or more points in their lives have tried to slim down, have joined what is commonly called the Size Acceptance Movement. Despite the profound bigotry against them (it is still acceptable to loathe fat people openly, to make fun of them, to deny them jobs and promotions), despite all the health risks, they are able to make peace with their bodies and de-emphasize the role of eating and weight in their lives. They ?nd a way to move forward even while dealing with the physical and societal limitations. To them, I -- and Drs. Fielding and Ren -- say, "Our best to you." No one should ever be pushed into doing anything she or he doesn't want to.
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I know, because my story is your story. While the details may be different, you'll recognize the arc of despair. You'll see, however, that you can rewrite all the chapters yet to come.
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Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000167 EndHTML:0000001858 StartFragment:0000000457 EndFragment:0000001842 Hello, I'm going to be in the Seattle area this week and would love to do some fly fishing while there. I'd like to catch as many different natives as the area offers and avoid stockers where possible. I know this is coastal cutt and rainbow country. I also know there are native bull trout and dolly varden, but I'm guessing those species are off-limits given their current status...this correct? Any suggestions on particular streams? I have a fair amount of time so I can travel a bit, perhaps as far as the Olympic Peninsula. I'm not asking for anybody to give up honeyholes, just a few suggestions on areas to fish for natives. I feel I'm most equipped (in terms of gear and knowledge base) for smaller stream/river fishing, but any and all suggestions are welcome. What are the streams in Rainier NP like? Also, whenever I fish in a new part of the country I make a donation to a local organization doing work related to the restoration/preservation of native trout populations. Any suggestions for active TU chapters or non-profit orgs doing good work in the Western WA area? Thanks in advance for any suggestions. I have to say this is a great forum for information and discussion, keep up the great work.
Check out the Cedar River, the NF Snoqualmie River, Sammamish Slough, and there are others. Recommend hitting creeksideangling.com for more info
The Cedar is probably your closest bet. If you are renting a car make sure you have insurance on it. Break ins have been up on that river. As with any stream, don't leave anything visible in your car.
The Snoqualmie river arises in the mountains east of Seattle and has three main forks (S, M, and N). The S and M forks have lots of public access and fish well for mostly small rainbows and cutthroat, with the occasional brookie or mt whitefish. The N fork also can be good, but has less public access. D
Cedar for native rainbow. It's a bit early, but lower Stilly or most any river for sea run cutthroat (coastal cutthroat). Also still early, but Skagit for bull trout. Zip over to the Methow for native west slope cutthroat. If you want to add a native steelhead type rainbow to your list, you may need all week. Sg


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If you ain't Dutch you ain't much! Hands down for our friends Kevin Langeree Ruben Lenten and Steven Akkersdijk who put their lives on the line to get a spot on the podium. Eyeforce was there to capture some of the sickest action ever seen in the history of kiteboarding.
Here is a little clip about our water housing test at Llandudno, Cape Town.
60 cameras in a 180 degrees circular rig, and a Phantom camera on a cable system.... thats nothing short of a D.O.P. heaven. This project allowed us to rent the Thialf stadium and build 2 amazing camera rigging systems, all for one aim, to provide coach Jac Orie with new insights into the human kinetics of speed skater Kjeld Nuis.
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STUART - The serene and peaceful quiet of Memorial Park in Stuart was shattered as hundreds of thundering motorcycles and thousands of biker enthusiasts gathered to celebrate bikes, music, and culture at the 8th Annual Treasure Coast Bike Fest on Sunday, Feb. 9.
The event raised funds for Advocates for the Rights of the Challenged (ARC) of Martin County, a regional non-profit organization committed to supporting children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The party, open to the public, had a poker run kick off the festivities. Throughout the day, there were regional musicians who played, a bike show, a variety of vendors and a motorcycle and ramp free motorcycle trailer was raffled.
In 2013, the Treasure Coast Bike Fest attracted more than 3,000 participants, far more than anticipated. This year the event was held in a much larger, open area at Memorial Park and ARC community director and event organizer Tracy Howse estimates there was as many as 4,000 motorcycle enthusiasts throughout the day.
Top sponsors include The Law Offices of Craig Goldenfarb, P.A., Wave 92.7, Ramp Free Motorcycle Trailers and Twisted Images Tattoos Studios and Entertainment Consultants.
The Law Offices of Craig Goldenfarb was on site offering participants a chance to win prizes with a custom dart game while supporting the important services provided by the ARC on behalf of people with disabilities. The personal injury law firm also was providing educational materials and information on the rights of motorcyclists involved in accidents under Florida law.
Winner of the motorcycle and ramp free motorcycle trailer was Jamie Redditt. The ARC sends a Big thank you to all the motorcycle clubs who supported the event along with the committee members and volunteers who made The 8th Annual Treasure Coast Bike Fest a huge success.
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Rondo's agent called Danny Ainge on Sunday to inform him the team's original offer of five years and $45 million was not enough and Rondo was willing to play out his contract, which would leave him a restricted free agent in the off-season.
"As much as we were willing to wait his contract out, the Celtics stepped up to the plate to meet the original request," Duffy said by phone. "This is a really fair contract. We wanted him to be paid like one of the top five point guards around. It also allows the Celtics to maintain continuity to continue to be one of the best teams at this time."
Rondo joins fellow 2006 draft picks LaMarcus Aldrige (5 years, $65 million) and Brandon Roy (5 years, $80 million) of the Blazers to sign extensions of their rookie contracts.
Despite off-season questions about Rondo's maturity and possible trades, Rondo's agent insists the relationship between the player and the team couldn't be stronger.
"The relationship between Rajon and the Celtics is on the highest level on and off the court," Duffy said. "It's a strong bond right now. Any concerns they had relative to this approach are no longer."
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4 (4 ounce) skinless, boneless salmon fillets
1/2 cup vegan margarine (such as Smart Balance®), melted
1 lemon, halved
1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons white sugar
1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
I thought this turned out very well. I just sprinkled lemon juice on top and estimated the liquid ingredients. It is a simple sauce that does go well on salmon, and although I cooked one filet a bit longer, it was a larger size so needed it. thanks for the recipe!
I didn't have lemon and used maple syrup instead of white sugar... but it turned out very yummy! We don't have salmon often but this was a very easy and satisfying way to prepare it :)
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We have been making this dish for a while, it's one of our favorite ways to prepare salmon. The balsamic sauce is so delicious, just simply drizzle a little of the sauce on a salad and you're ready to go! Sometimes I substitute brown sugar for the white. Thanks for posting this, I can't believe I haven't reviewed it already.
very nice and easy. my wife was a little scared when she saw the sauce but liked it a lot. I made the sauce about one hour before starting and let it sit in the frig to let the ingredients marry. I think it brought out the combined flavoring of the sauce better. I also added a very little bit of shiracha into the sauce for a little heat.
I bake salmon about once a week and was looking for something different to switch things up. Loved this-- simple to whip together and tasted great! I'll be using this one again!
Just made this tonight - pretty good! I liked it, my husband prefers salmon with just lemon, butter and garlic, but I thought this was a fun variation to how I usually make salmon. I followed everything except I didn't have a lemon, so I just added about 1 tbsp lemon juice to the sauce.
Made this last night. I don't cook fish too often; I'm always afraid I'll the overcook the fish. I loved the flavor blend of balsamic vinegar, sugar, soy sauce and garlic! So easy to make : )
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Birth name | Napoleon Murphy Brock |
Genres | Experimental music, rock, R&B, jazz, pop |
Occupation(s) | Musician, songwriter, record producer |
Instruments | Vocals, saxophone, flute, clarinet, guitar, synthesizer bass, Fender Rhodes |
Associated acts | Frank Zappa, Zappa Plays Zappa, George Duke, Captain Beefheart, The Grandmothers of Invention[1] |
Website | Official Napoleon Murphy Brock website |
Napoleon Murphy Brock (born June 7, 1945) is an American singer, saxophonist and flute player who is best known for his work with Frank Zappa in the 1970s, including the albums Apostrophe ('), Roxy and Elsewhere, One Size Fits All, and Bongo Fury. He contributed notable vocal performances to the Zappa songs "Village of the Sun" and "Florentine Pogen."
Brock's musical career began in the San Francisco South Bay Area in the late 1960s with a seven and eight piece band he had organized named "Communication Plus". He was the lead singer, song writer, and arranger of the band's strongly R&B-influenced rock performances. He also played the saxophone and flute. He played in a variety of local clubs including The Brass Rail, The Mecca, and Gary R. Schmidt's, The Odyssey Room. He was discovered playing for a dance band in Hawaii in the early 1970s by Zappa's road manager. The participation of George Duke and Jean-Luc Ponty convinced Brock to join the band as lead singer.[2]
Brock's numerous performances with Zappa include the role of the "Evil Prince" on the Thing-Fish album. He has also performed with George Duke, Captain Beefheart and more recently with Neonfire and [1]. He remains a regular performer at Zappanale.
Brock appeared in the 2005 film Rock School, a documentary about The Paul Green School of Rock Music, an extracurricular music program that he and Project/Object have closely supported for several years.
In 2006, he toured with Frank Zappa's son Dweezil on the latter's Zappa Plays Zappa shows.[3] He also regularly tours with fellow Zappa alumnus Ike Willis and others with Andre Cholmondeley's Project/Object. Other Zappa related projects he's been involved with include the Tampa, Florida based band Bogus Pomp, and the 16 piece Ed Palermo Big Band from New York City.
He is most frequently seen fronting the Grande Mothers Re-Invented with Roy Estrada and Don Preston (the only Frank Zappa alumni from The Mothers of Invention regularly performing the music of Frank Zappa), performing over 91 times since 2002.
His own most recent release is the 2003 album Balls.
Brock is mentioned in the 2007 memoir, "My Lobotomy" by Howard Dully and Charles Fleming, which describes Dully's experiences before and after undergoing an icepick transorbital lobotomy in 1960, at 12 years of age. Brock, while studying psychology and music at San Jose State University, was employed in the mid-1960s as a counselor at Rancho Linda, a "residential center for special education" where Dully lived after the having the procedure and being released from juvenile hall and a mental asylum. Dully had fond memories of Brock, and described him having "played all kinds of instruments" and as "cool."
Grammy Award[edit]
At the 51st Grammy Awards on February 8, 2009, Napoleon won a Grammy for his performance of the song "Peaches en Regalia" with the band Zappa Plays Zappa, which also featured Steve Vai. The song originally appeared on Zappa's 1969 Hot Rats LP.
Brock has appeared in several Zappa documentaries and movies. They include:
- Baby Snakes (background)
- The Dub Room Special
- A Token of His Extreme
- The Amazing Mr. Bickford (on a television screen in the background)
- The True Story of Frank Zappa's 200 Motels (background)
Solo albums[edit]
Year | Album | Credit |
2002 | Balls | Flute, piano, keyboards, alto sax, tenor sax, vocals, whistle (human), producer, harmony vocals, Fender Rhodes, synthesizer bass, screams |
Appearances on Zappa albums[edit]
Year | Album | Credit |
1974 | Apostrophe (') | Saxophone, vocals |
1974 | Roxy & Elsewhere | Tenor sax, flute, lead vocals, co-writer of Dummy Up |
1975 | One Size Fits All | Flute and tenor sax, lead vocals on Florentine Pogen and Andy, background vocals on other tunes, flute on Inca Roads |
1975 | Bongo Fury | Saxophone, vocals |
1976 | Zoot Allures | Saxophone, vocals |
1979 | Sleep Dirt | Saxophone |
1979 | Sheik Yerbouti | Saxophone, vocals, background vocals |
1984 | Them or Us | Guitar, saxophone, vocals, harmony vocals |
1984 | Thing-Fish | Saxophone, vocals, cast |
1988 | You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 1 | Saxophone, vocals |
1988 | You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 2 | Saxophone, vocals |
1989 | You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 3 | Saxophone, vocals |
1991 | You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 4 | Saxophone, vocals |
1991 | You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore, Vol. 6 | Saxophone, vocals |
1996 | Frank Zappa Plays the Music of Frank Zappa: A Memorial Tribute | |
1997 | Have I Offended Someone? | |
2002 | FZ:OZ | Tenor saxophone, vocals |
Appearances on George Duke albums[edit]
Year | Album | Credit | |
1976 | Liberated Fantasies | Vocals | |
1978 | Don't Let Go | Vocals | |
1979 | Follow the Rainbow | Vocals | |
1979 | Master of the Game | Vocals |
- ^ Planetzappa interview
- ^ "Project/Object Lessons Zappa Veterans Keep Rock Iconoclast's Music Alive.". Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) – via HighBeam Research (subscription required). October 24, 2002. Retrieved 2 January 2013.
Zappa wanted Brock to be lead vocalist. Brock wasn't interested -- until he found out jazz musicians George Duke and Jean-Luc Ponty were also in the band
- ^ "Napoleon Murphy Brock recalls Zappa on 27-May-2007". Archive.org. Retrieved 23 September 2012.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Napoleon Murphy Brock. |
- Official Napoleon Murphy Brock website
- Napoleon Murphy Brock at the Internet Movie Database
- Napoleon Murphy Brock at AllMusic
- Panel Discussion: Brown Shoes Don't Make It – The Music of Frank Zappa with Bill Milkowski, Michael G. Nastos, Napoleon Murphy Brock, Ed Palermo, Ralphe Armstrong.


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Yep...gots bunches of Yakima stuff. Had the towers with the clips on a honda civic. Drivin' through Idaho......105 degrees.....two downhill bikes on top.....whole rack slid backwards eight inches. The pads the towers "sit" on where molten. I could pull them apart with my fingers. Other then that, haven't had any other problems. Yakima backs their shit with a decent warranty. Obviously its gonna be louder with a rack then without. As far as how much it costs.......you gotta computer.....figure that out yoself!
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Yakima Railgrabs, bars and Big Powder Hound. Solid, solid. Unless you crave paying retail, check out Geartrade or Craiglist. I am sure you can score what you are looking for. Thule is just as solid.
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i have one, bought it about 15 years ago and had it on my car until i bought a truck
if my memory serves me right the 4 towers w/locks and 2 cross bars were about $400. each bike mount was about $100 per, the front spoiler thing was about $100 and the attachment w/locks to hold two boards was another $200 ish all in i shelled out $800 ish you do get what you pay for. I still use the rack on my old 4runner. |
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Have a Yakima fat cat on my ford explorer. It is my 2nd Yakima rack. We had a Yakima sst towers and bars on our Saturn with the previous model Yakima snowboard rack. All has served well. No complaints
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I had rails mounted on top of my tonneau cover, started with 2 bike holders, became 4. I changed the struts to lift more . I get leaks into my truck bed from rain but not so much from snow. I haven't cared enough to look for the leak. I don't use a ski / board rack, I just tie my bag with tie downs to the bike rack. It sits behind the cab so no wind.
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Using whispbars and WB300 on factory subaru mounting points, no fairing. I have minimal noise without the fairing and don't have the resistance penality. If I had the option of doing it again, I'd go with the Fatcat instead of the WB300. The only difference is the brushed instead of black finish and the included bolts for mounting to the whispbar channel. I'd also go with the factory rack option. For twice the price I only added the ability to carry an additional 30lbs and the mounting channel.
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With 10:40 left in the first half on Tuesday night, Mississippi State's Jalen Steele took a nasty fall and left the arena en route to the hospital.
Steele, the leading returning scorer from last year's squad, left his team with only a 2-point lead over Florida Atlantic and a roster of mostly newcomers.
But Steele's injury sparked a Bulldog rally that would eventually lead Mississippi State to a 78-58 victory behind a combined 33 points by Roquez Johnson and Fred Thomas.
''When he went down, we all said we're going to do it for Jalen,'' Thomas said. ''We picked up the intensity and played harder.''
Mississippi State (1-1) went on to lead 43-26 at the half and the issue was never again in doubt.
''The guys knew they'd have to come together and make a run,'' Ray said. ''I think that's good for our guys to know they had that in them. ''
The Bulldogs forced 27 turnovers and shot 49.2 percent (30 of 61) from the field to give Rick Ray his first victory as head coach.
''It's good to win, whether it's the first one or the last one,'' Ray said. ''I just like to win.''
Steele received eight stitches in his head, and his status for next week's trip to the Maui Invitational is unknown.
FAU (0-3) shot 33.3 percent from the field (21 of 63) and trailed almost the entire game. Mississippi State has held both its opponents so far this season to under 37-percent shooting.
''We want to be a team that forces turnovers and that's hard to play against,'' Ray said. ''The key to us being better offensively is to create more things defensively. ''
Johnson scored a career-high 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting and had 5 rebounds.
''I'm a high intensity guy,'' Johnson said. ''I want to help the team and get everybody moving.''
Thomas scored 16 points on 6-of-12 shooting and had 5 steals. Craig Sword added 11 points and Gavin Ware chipped in 10 points.
Thomas scored only 4 points in Mississippi State's season-opener last week at Troy.
''Against Troy I was pretty much off,'' Thomas said. ''I got back in the gym the next day. I had to get some shots up. That carried over to tonight.''
FAU guard Greg Gantt led the Owls with 17 points on 6-of-16 shooting. Cavon Baker added 11 points.
Mississippi State opened the game on an 8-2 run and forced 18 turnovers in the opening half. Using a motion-based offense, the Bulldogs led 43-26 at the break and went on an 18-3 run in the second half to seal the win.
''Everybody knows when coach calls motion, we're doing motion,'' Ware said. ''Motion, more motion, nothing but motion.''
Already starting the season shorthanded due to roster attrition from last year's Rick Stansbury-led squad, Mississippi State played its entire roster in the game after Steele went down. Only two players didn't hit double-digit minutes.
Mississippi State has now won three straight home openers.
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You're going to be hearing a lot about the restaurant whose name means "Mother Earth" in old Finnish. The dinner my wife and I had at Maaemo in Oslo, Norway, was easily one of the most memorable meals of my life. The langoustine over spruce (above) had a lot to do with it, as did the other 25 courses featuring local flora and fauna. Some meals comfort; others push the boundaries of the culinary arts in new and exciting directions. Maaemo did both–a rare achievement. So was it worth every mind-boggling, bar-raising cent? You bet. –Andrew Knowlton
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When Life Storms Come
Donald Mehl
9/27/2006 / Christian Living
We can be certain that during our journey through life, dark clouds bringing life's storms will gather and overtake us. It could be said that throughout all our life either a new storm is looming on the horizon about to come upon us, or we are in the midst of a storm, or a storm has just passed over us.
Life's storms can be in the form of financial, health, family, employment, accident, injury, disaster or any number of other minor and major issues that will occur during our lives. Even the simple stresses of daily living might qualify as a storm for some people. Sometimes pride will enter into our life as a type of storm, often without us realizing it, and manifest itself in many ways. However, the real question that must be asked is: 'How do we handle the storms of life that we know will come our way?'
On the surface, people seem to cope with these storms in various ways. Some will just try to get through them the best way they can with much stress and heartache as the result. Others have lives that are constantly in such a state of chaos and disruption that they might not even recognize them as storms that must be dealt with rationally. However, the Bible believing Christian's faith and trust must be in the Lord allowing Him to guide them through the storms. By the way, don't think that Christians won't have storms in their lives just because they are trusting in the Lord. They will have troubles too, perhaps even more of them. The big difference though is that when the storms come, they know they can lean on the One who can cause the mountains to bow down and the seas to roar just at the sound of His Name. He alone has the power to calm the angry and raging storms just through the power of His spoken Word.
The Apostles learned that great lesson of faith and trust as found in Matt. 8, Mark 4 and also Luke 8. Jesus had been teaching to the multitudes along the shore of the Sea of Galilee. When evening came, Jesus and His disciples entered into a boat to cross over to the other side. During their journey, a great windstorm came upon them with waves breaking over the boat threatening their lives. The disciples became very much afraid and awoke Jesus who had been sleeping in the boat. They said to Him, "Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing?" He rose from His sleep and commanded to the wind by saying, "Peace, be still!" as recorded in Mark 4:39 (KJV). Immediately, the wind ceased its raging and the sea became calm.
Jesus then said to them, "Why are you afraid? Do you have no faith?" The disciples after being rebuked were fearful and said to one another, "Who can this be, that even the wind and sea obey Him!" Although they had seen Jesus perform other miracles, now they had just witnessed His awesome power over nature and suddenly realized He was even greater than they had thought.
Just as the disciples were taught a valuable lesson in faith and trust, we too must learn to lean on Him, not only during the storms in our life, but in all things. We must remember that God is in complete control of everything, even those storms that we must face in life. We need to seek the Lord in prayer and search His Word not only during the storms, but also every day even when things seem to be calm.
Many scriptures speak of His awesome power; His comfort, care and help toward us in our times of trouble; our dependence on Him; and our never ending need for strength, faith and trust in Him and His Word. Also, many Christian hymns and gospel songs use portions of those same scriptures in their lyrics as well. Some of those scriptures read as follows:
Josh. 1:5 ….I will be with you; I will never fail you or forsake you.
Ps. 18:2 The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge; My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.
Ps. 34:4 I sought the Lord, and He answered me, and delivered me from all my fears.
Ps. 107:28,29 (v28) Then they cried to the Lord in their trouble, and He brought them out of their distresses. (v29) He caused the storm to be still, so that the waves of the sea were hushed.
Ps. 121:1-2, 8 (v1) I will lift up my eyes to the mountains; From whence shall my help come? (v2) My help comes from the Lord, Who made heaven and earth. (v8) The Lord will guard your going out and your coming in from this time forth and forever.
Is. 25:4 For You have been a defense for the helpless, a defense for the needy in distress, a refuge from the storm, a shade from the heat; For the breath of the ruthless is like a rain storm against a wall.
Is. 40:31 But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; They shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they shall walk and not faint.
Is. 41:10 Do not fear, for I am with you; Do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, surely I will help you, surely I will uphold you with My righteous right hand.
Jer. 33:3 Call to Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things, which you do not know.
Sometimes God allows things to happen in our lives to get our attention. If we truly belong to Him, we know from Heb. 12:6 that for whom the Lord loves He disciplines. All true believers need, and will receive, reminders from God that prompt us to strengthen our faith and trust in Him. Those reminders might also mean we have un-confessed sin in our life; or perhaps we need to spend more time in prayer and in His Word; or we just need to be more dependent and draw closer to Him. Many times the storms of our life are trials or stumbling blocks God places in our path to test our faith. They can cause us to grow spiritually and reinforce our foundation in the Lord. Jesus said in Luke 11:28 that blessed are those who hear and keep the Word of God. We must also remember that 1 Thes. 5:18,19 tells us to pray without ceasing and give thanks for all things in Jesus' Name.
Speaking of storms, do you know for certain where you will spend eternity? Five million years from today we will all be somewhere. The question is where? It is certain we won't just simply 'cease to be' in some non-existent 'never-never' land, because the Bible tells us the soul will never die. There are only two possible places where we will spend all of eternity.
If you don't know Jesus, if you've never trusted Him, and if you've never invited Him into your heart as your Lord and Savior, then you can expect a coming storm that defies all imagination. That storm is on the horizon for you if you have chosen to reject Jesus and His message of salvation during this life. This storm will never go away because it will continue on forever and ever, and it could begin for you tomorrow. It will be dark because Jesus who is the Light of the world will not be there. You will not be able to call on God for help and comfort either. He will never hear you since you chose not to accept Him and follow Him while you had the chance in this life. Along with the never-ending torment, demons, unquenchable fire, darkness, screams of despair and indescribable evil, you just don't want to be caught in that storm. But sadly, many will choose to go there because they did not choose Jesus. God does not send us there, because it's clearly a choice we make of our own free will. Also, no one can ever be 'good enough' by the things they do, or by being the kind of person they are, or by living a good life, to avoid the horrors of hell. Many good, loving, caring, upstanding, and yes, even church-going people who claim to be Christians will be there. Soccer moms will be there, dads who would live and die for their families will be there, caring grandparents will be there too – all because they didn't really know Jesus.
How can we really and truly know Him? Just simply knowing about Him or just believing that He exists is not the answer. How do we avoid that horrible final storm? How can we know that we will spend all of eternity enjoying the splendors of Heaven on the Hills of Glory?
The Bible teaches that we are all born in sin. Also, it teaches that the penalty for sin is eternal separation from God. He hates sin and cannot look upon it. However, He loves us so much He sent His Son Jesus to die on the cross in our place to carry the sin burden of the entire world on His shoulders. That also includes you and me. He only requires that we repent, confess our sins to Him and put our faith and trust in Him. That is the way we are 'born again'. If anyone tries to tell you there are other ways to Heaven, don't believe them because many will try to deceive you. Scripture is very clear about that.
We must be convicted of our hopeless condition and that we are worthy of death in His eyes. We need to sincerely humble ourselves before Him and cry out, 'Oh God help me! I am a lost sinner! I am lost without you! I can't go through these storms alone any longer! I need you in my life! Oh God help me now!'
Then, our sins must be confessed to God for Him to forgive them as He has promised to do. We need to repent or turn away from our old sinful life. He will help you do that if you just ask Him. As you talk with Him and pray, just imagine that He is sitting next to you holding your hand or that He has His strong arms around you. He is that close to you, just the two of you there wherever you are. It's just awesome that we can be talking with the Creator of all that exists in this personal and emotional way. There are no 'proper' words to say, just say them from your heart and He will hear you. Don't be afraid of tears because He will wipe them all away.
Tell Him you believe that Jesus came to die for you, to shed His blood for you and then, invite Jesus into your heart as your Lord and Savior. Just say, 'I believe what you did for me and I invite you into my heart now, today. Forgive my sins and wash me whiter than snow'. Then just thank Him and praise Him for saving you in Jesus' name.
If you just gave your heart to the Lord, your life will never be the same. You will have the comfort, strength and assurance that only He can provide. The storms of this life can be given to Him in prayer. He will truly be your friend as well as your provider and protector. You will learn to pray and find guidance and comfort through His written Word in your daily life. Just live for Him with all that is within you. The rewards are out of this world and for all eternity. As for that final storm we talked about earlier - well, now you will never experience that one. Instead you will spend all of eternity with Him in a glorious place that He is preparing for His own. Praise God for His amazing grace!
The words of the songwriter express a believer's close relationship with our Lord much better than I can possibly do it.
What a Friend we have in Jesus, all our sins and grief to bear!
What a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer!
O what peace we often forfeit, O what needless pain we bear,
All because we do not carry; everything to God in prayer.
Have we trials and temptations? Is there trouble anywhere?
We should never be discouraged; take it to the Lord in prayer.
Can we find a friend so faithful; who will all our sorrows share?
Jesus knows our every weakness; take it to the Lord in prayer.
Are we weak and heavy laden, cumbered with a load of care?
Precious Savior, still our refuge, take it to the Lord in prayer.
Do your friends despise, forsake you? Take it to the Lord in prayer!
In His arms He'll take and shield you; you will find a solace there.
Blessed Savior, Thou hast promised Thou wilt all our burdens bear.
May we ever, Lord, be bringing all to Thee in earnest prayer.
Soon in glory bright unclouded there will be no need for prayer,
Rapture, praise and endless worship will be our sweet portion there.
During retirement, my prayer is that I might serve the Lord by sharing the Gospel through my writing. As the Lord leads, my work will inform, challenge and encourage. I also enjoy Biblical theme woodcarving, Bible studies and Christian music. Watch, pray and keep looking up!
Donald Mehl
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BACKGROUND: Hemoglobin variability in hemodialysis patients treated with erythropoiesis-stimulating agents has been used to evaluate mortality and comorbidity. Different outcomes have been reported in American and European hemodialysis patients. There are, however, few studies of the effects of hemoglobin variability in peritoneal dialysis patients. METHODS: We investigated hemoglobin variability in 363 peritoneal dialysis patients over 2 years to evaluate mortality and the association with comorbidity, peritonitis, and hospitalization. The hemoglobin of all patients selected for the study had been monitored for at least 6 months (April 2008 to September 2008). We assessed hemoglobin variability as fluctuations from the target hemoglobin level (11-12.5 g/dL). We defined the following 6 patient groups on the basis of hemoglobin patterns: consistently low (< 11 g/dL), consistently target range (11-12.5 g/dL), consistently high (> 12.5 g/dL), low-amplitude fluctuation with low hemoglobin levels, low-amplitude fluctuation with high hemoglobin levels, and high amplitude fluctuation. RESULTS: Only 2% of patients maintained a stable hemoglobin level within the target range and 46.8% of patients exhibited consistently low hemoglobin levels. After 2 years of observation, there was no difference in mortality as assessed by Kaplan-Meier analysis. There were also no differences in peritonitis and hospitalization between the 6 groups. However, the length of hospital stay was longer in the high amplitude fluctuation group (p = 0.008). CONCLUSION: Hemoglobin variability does not predict mortality in peritoneal dialysis patients. |
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A free-oscillation test rig has been developed for measuring pitch- or yaw-damping derivatives of sting-mounted models in a trisonic wind tunnel. The rig is limited in applicability to sting-mounted models with moderate fineness ratios and with fairly aft centers of rotation. Results of evaluation testing of the rig with a 25 deg cone model are in good agreement with published data.
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I love the guitar riff of this song, but the rest of the song is so meh for me. Maybe it's a grower.
The video is already a million times better than the snore-fest that was Oh Love.
Just retire.
It is something of a grower this. The songs they played on Zane Lowe's show (I think they played Carpe Diem and Fell For You) were so much better though. You have them to look forward to.
Green Day seems to come out with a masterpiece every 10 years: 1994 Dookie, 2004 American Idiot. Too bad they won't release anything in 2014.. I feel like Uno Dos Tré will be just another three Green Day albums..
Am I the only one who really enjoyed this song? It's much better than 'Oh Love'
Can't wait.
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Personally would love to listen to any DJ than the shit that Green Day has become.
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light of the crescent moon correct the horns - the EL or the Aleph Lama Ox or Bull God mostly all religions are based on this thats why you have the Cow/Mother and Bull/Father worship in all ancient groups around the world
why do you think the Calender and the day - begins in the Evening? why do you think arabic is right to left like the waxing/waning of the moon cycle why does the angel Gabriel that instructed Muhammad- identify with the Moon why does Sinai - mean Mountain of the Moon God?
Alright bro, I'd recommend you read a little about the foundation of Islam from a nuetral academic source. Don't read conspiracy theories, X-Tian missionary works, or the works of Muslims. Read actual documented evidence written by non-Muslims in the past 20-30 years and you'll find your theory doesn't hold water. Islam is "rooted" in polytheism is the equivelant of saying the USA is "rooted" in monarcy. Islam came to combat polytheism, that why every single page in the Quran constantly is mentioning worshipping God, the one Creator, the one who created the sun, stars, planets and the moon, and don't worship anything else.
The calendar beings in the evening because we use the lunar calendar So if Arabic was left to right or up to down what would you think then? That is just speculation When did Jibreel tell the Prophet Muhammad to "identify" with the moon? Any references? Mount of the moon god is one of the possibilities on how that can be translated
thanks for the recommendation bro but Islam is planet Venus worship and Moon worship - whether muslims know it or not.... Isis's Spring Lamb (isis-lamb) has always been the Planet Venus here is another cool fact Venus is a play on words V = 22nd letter - E = 5th letter NUS backwards is Sun and Venus goes around the Sun - every 225 days the secret to all things is in etymology good day!
LOL, Muslims think they worship the creator of the Moon, Sun and the Planets, the Quran tells them do not worship them but the one who created them, but the Muslims don't realize they're actually worshipping a planet, which is both the moon and Venus apparently Come on bro, do you really believe that?
lunar for no reason huh, just decided to go and number the years and days by the Moon huh the Monday - the Mono-Day - the 1- Allah's day huh i get it Gabriel is always the Monday or Moon day
Because there lunar calendar is easier to follow, there is an actual reason The Prophet Muhammad said, "We are an unlettered nation (ummah). We do not write nor do we calculate; sometimes the month is like this (29 days) and sometimes its like this (30 days)." (Bukhari and Muslim) Its all very easy if you do some basic research
I'd ask you not to feel bad for having a pre-conceived notion get destoryed and to rely purely based on speculation
easier to follow huh, - and all the night/moon similarities alright - i can dig it - its your belief no harm - no foul
i think your the one spreading this misinfo here maybe you will be a good muslim and kill me for having a different faith/viewpoint like Muhammad would do
This is what a good Muslims says when someone behaves like you towards them "Say, 'O you disbelievers; I do not worship what you worship, nor do you worship what I worship, nor will I worship what you worship, nor will you worship what I worship. So for you your religion for me mine." (107)
More what a good Mulims is supposed to do, from Chapter 25 61 Blessed be He Who has placed in the heaven big stars, and has placed therein a great lamp (sun), and a moon giving light. 62 And He it is Who has put the night and the day in succession, for such who desires to remember or desires to show his gratitude. 63 And the (faithful) slaves of the Most Gracious (Allah) are those who walk on the earth in humility and sedateness, and when the foolish address them (with bad words) they reply back with mild words of gentleness. 64 And those who spend the night in worship of their Lord, prostrate and standing. 65 And those who say: "Our Lord! Avert from us the torment of Hell. Verily its torment is ever an inseparable, permanent punishment." 66 Evil indeed it (Hell) is as an abode and as a place to rest in. 67 And those who, when they spend, are neither extravagant nor niggardly, but hold a medium (way) between those (extremes). 68 And those who invoke not any other ilah (god) along with Allah, nor kill such person as Allah has forbidden, except for just cause, nor commit illegal sexual intercourse - and whoever does this shall receive the punishment. 69 The torment will be doubled to him on the Day of Resurrection, and he will abide therein in disgrace; 70 Except those who repent and believe (in Islamic Monotheism), and do righteous deeds; for those, Allah will change their sins into good deeds, and Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. Peace bro
how am i behaving speaking truth - telling you the Origins of Islam? since you left me something - i will leave you with this...
Reply To Robert Morey's Moon-God Allah Myth: A Look At The Archaeological Evidence BTW, that was done in 1952, thats why I said give me something from the past 20-30 years when the X-Tian influence is gone and it is more secular
Here's wikipedia to make things easy: These claims draw to some extent on historical secular scholarship about the origins of the Islamic view of Allah and the polytheism of pre-Islamic Arabia, which date back to the nineteenth century. These concern the evolution and etymology of "Allah" and the mythological identity of Hubal. On the basis that the Kaaba was Allah's house, but the most important idol within it was that of Hubal, Julius Wellhausen considered Hubal to be an ancient name for Allah.[28][29][30] in 1905 David Samuel Margoliouth wrote that "Between Hubal, the god whose image was inside the Ka'bah, and Allah ("the God"), of whom much will be heard, there was perhaps some connection", but argued that Wellhausen's equation of the two was merely hypothetical.[31] The claim that Hubal is a moon god derives from the speculation of the German scholar Hugo Winckler in the early twentieth century.[32] Recent authors do not identify Hubal as a god of the moon. David Leeming describes him as a warrior and rain god, as does Mircea Eliade.[33][34] Islamic sources make no mention of the moon in connection with Hubal. Hisham Ibn Al-Kalbi's Book of Idols describes the idol as a human figure with a gold hand (replacing the original hand that had broken off the statue). He had seven arrows that were used for divination.[35] More recent authors emphasise the Nabataean origins of Hubal as a figure imported into the shrine, which may have already been associated with Allah.[33] Patricia Crone, professor of Islamic history at Princeton University argues that "If Hubal and Allah had been one and the same deity, Hubal ought to have survived as an epithet of Allah, which he did not. And moreover there would not have been traditions in which people are asked to renounce the one for the other."[36]