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DDR4 for X99 is officially here, and it's officially awesome.
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Dominator Platinum Light Bar Upgrade
750D "Yamamura" Custom Liquid Cooling Build: Assembly
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Connecting an RM Series PSU to Corsair Link
Haswell compatibility with Corsair power supplies
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The Dual HG10-A1 Build
How to install the Hydro Series H100i CPU Cooler
Introducing the new Hydro Series H80i and H100i Liquid CPU Coolers
Ultimate Software Control with the Corsair Link Commander Mini
Corsair Link: What It Is, What It Does, and Why Liquid Cooling Wants It
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Over the past couple of years, the overclock.net forum has had an amazing run on Corsair product threads. The best example is the Corsair Hydro Series Club thread which is approaching 3.5 million views and 25k replies.
When we release a new Corsair product that is popular with the Overclock.net crowd, a new Corsair owner thread pops up. There is now a thread going for the Corsair 350D Owners Club, that's dedicated to our Obsidian Series 350D micro ATX case. It's got some great pictures of rigs that owners have built and lots of great discussions.
Overclock.net forum member Panther Al started this thread and is hoping to have it elevated to the status of "official" very soon. Here are some pictures of Panther Al's 350D build. The Corsair Air Series Fans, Dominator GT memory, AX Series AX860i Digital ATX PSU, and the cable sleeving all look great in this rig.
The red and black theme of this build is very attractive and works very well with the ASUS ROG theme. The red accent inside the case edge is great touch.
Those changeable trim rings on the Corsair fans come in really handy in a build like this.
Thank you Panther Al for posting and thank you to Overclock.net for hosting. Threads like this are 1 of the many great reasons to buy a Corsair case and to visit a great community like the Overclock.net forums.
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JAMES WORK, an industrious farmer of Nineveh Township, is a native of Ohio, born January 29, 1834, son of Robert and Letta (Burgett) Work. The father was a native of Maryland, of Irish descent; and the mother was a native of Ohio, of Dutch descent. Our subject came with his parents to Indiana when only five years of age, and settled on a farm in Nineveh Township, where he was reared to manhood. He received a common school education. At the age of eighteen years he began life for himself, by working at the blacksmith's trade about one year, and then began working at the carpenter's trade, which he followed about two years. He then began farming which he has continued since: July 15, 1854, he was united in marriage with Margaret A. Jolliffe, a daughter of Joseph B. and Catharine (Slack) Jolliffe. The father was a native of Ohio, of Irish descent, and the mother was a native of Ohio, of Dutch descent. The following are the children born to Mr. and Mrs. Work: Oliver A., July 15, 1855, deceased; Viola M., January 21, 1859, deceased; Lillie M., deceased, and Marshall (twins), March 3, 1871. The mother of these children was born November 6, 1836. He and wife are members of the Christian Church. In politics, he is a democrat, casting his first presidential vote for Buchanan. He owns 120 acres of land.
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Jeff Purswell preached from Ephesians 6:10-20 at the second general session of our Pastors Conference. His message, titled "A Call to Arms" addressed spiritual warfare and the battle that we wage against the enemy of our souls. Jeff said,
"Satan only works as God allows. When He does work, God uses even those evil schemes. What the devil means for evil, God means for good…This is the mystery of providence...This gives us hope. We wrestle with subjugated powers. Vanquished powers. They wreak havoc and have real consequences, but they have no enduring power over those who are in Christ Jesus. At their worst, they are in service to God's sovereign plan." "Spiritual warfare is mysterious. But fighting is not a mystery. All of us in Christ Jesus have this armor at our disposal. And all of us are called to deploy it."
"Satan only works as God allows. When He does work, God uses even those evil schemes. What the devil means for evil, God means for good…This is the mystery of providence...This gives us hope. We wrestle with subjugated powers. Vanquished powers. They wreak havoc and have real consequences, but they have no enduring power over those who are in Christ Jesus. At their worst, they are in service to God's sovereign plan."
"Spiritual warfare is mysterious. But fighting is not a mystery. All of us in Christ Jesus have this armor at our disposal. And all of us are called to deploy it."
This armor is a divine gift we receive. It doesn't drive us to our own cleverness or resources. It drives us to Christ and his resources.
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"We can sometimes be so immersed in the battle, we can lose sight of the nature of the battle and the needs of the battle. This text gives us hope because it points us to the provision God has made to equip us."
This morning's session was "A Call to Arms" as Jeff Purswell expounded on Ephesians 6:10-20 - spiritual warfare and the battle that we wage against the enemy of our souls.
We first looked at our call to be strong in the Lord and the strength of his might. (vs. 10) "The very command to be strong is at the same time a promise that the strength is available. Because of what Christ has accomplished, we are joined to Him. There is no trial personally or pastorally that is greater than your ability to withstand. No circumstance personally or pastorally that is greater than your ability to navigate or persevere in…Any thinking of spiritual warfare has to start here – the divine power that is available to us." Secondly, Jeff talked about the context of our spiritual warfare. This call to be strong is for a purpose. We need power because we are in a struggle to resist an opposing force. The devil is an intelligent foe that carefully devises plans against the Gospel and the church. He has a full ray of insidious temptations Our battle is not against flesh and blood.
Jeff went on to remind us that "Satan only works as God allows. When He does work, God uses even those evil schemes. What the devil means for evil, God means for good…This is the mystery of providence...This gives us hope. We wrestle with subjugated powers. Vanquished powers. They wreak havoc and have real consequences, but they have no enduring power over those who are in Christ Jesus. At their worst, they are in service to God's sovereign plan." And we ended with the provision God has made for us to resist this warfare. He's given us full armor. "Spiritual warfare is mysterious. But fighting is not a mystery. All of us in Christ Jesus have this armor at our disposal. And all of us are called to deploy it." This armor is a divine gift we receive. It doesn't drive us to our own cleverness or resources. It drives us to Christ and his resources. "Our hope in this battle is not technique. It is God – the resources He gives and the strength He supplies."
So at the end of the day, what is Satan really after with us? Satan wants to rule our hearts. He wants to take us captive to believe his lies and do his will. He hates God. His forces are aimed at capturing and destroying God's image bearers. All the spiritual forces of wickedness conspire to this end. What do we do? Bottom line, we stand firm – in what god has done for us, what He has done in us and what He promises to do for us. We repent, we believe, we trust, we resist – that is the great power encounter. To reject lies about God and sin, to resist cravings that displace God in our hearts. That is the power encounter - the application of the Gospel.
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Dave Harvey preached from Matthew 18:21-35 at the first general session of our Pastors Conference. His message, titled "Forgiveness: Debtor No More" looked at the parable of the unforgiving servant to clearly see that forgiven sinners forgive sin. Dave said,
"The Gospel comes to us in the midst of our fallenness and reminds us that we didn't get what we deserved, and so we can't hold one another hostage until we feel like they've got what they deserved. At the cross, I'm reminded that I didn't get what I deserve."
We are called to transfer to others the staggering mercy we have received through Jesus Christ.
Dave Harvey opened up the conference speaking on forgiveness from Matthew 18. Titled "Forgiveness: Debtor No More," he unpacked the parable of the unforgiving servant - "The Lord rocks Peter's whole paradigm by revealing to him that his view of forgiveness is too small. And he does it by showing him a parable of debt cancellation." Harvey went on to say "Forgiven sinners forgive sin. Forgiveness comes with a divine redundancy."
Walking through the debt forgiven, the mercy offered and the cost absorbed, we soaked tonight in the astounding reality of God's complete forgiveness. In referencing this parable in Matthew 18, Matthew Henry states "…if that is the measure of forgiveness the disciple has received, any limitation on the forgiveness he shows to his brother is unthinkable." Harvey went on to remind us "The Gospel comes to us in the midst of our fallenness and reminds us that we didn't get what we deserved, and so we can't hold one another hostage until we feel like they've got what they deserved. At the cross, I'm reminded that I didn't get what I deserve." We are called to transfer to others the staggering mercy we have received.
Simply put, forgiven sinners forgive sin.
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Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, Florida is a bustling place right now, as pastors and their wives are arriving for the Sovereign Grace Pastors Conference. The band is rehearsing and the happy sound of conversation is echoing down the hallway as friends reunite. We love being together. And this is obvious.
"Grace, from First to Last" is our conference theme, and we are eager to celebrate that grace together this week. Attendees have come from 14 different countries - Australia, The Bahamas, Bolivia, Canada, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Germany, Ghana, Mexico, Nigeria, the Philippines, UK, USA, and Zambia. We thank God for bringing us all here safely, and await the arrival of others who are delayed and still traveling due to Hurricane Sandy. Please join us in praying for this conference as we gather around God's word to celebrate the glorious gospel and better apply it to the churches we love and serve.
Keep your eye out for regular recap posts, as we share highlights from each main session. And for those who want to join in tweeting, the hash tag is #SGPC12 .
This reality is what lies behind Transfer, a four-day gathering (May 25-28, 2013) hosted by the churches of Sovereign Grace Ministries. Transfer exists to celebrate and proclaim those biblical truths and values that are most important to pass on from one generation to the next. For values to be transferred, they must be seen, taught, and experienced in daily life, not simply at a conference. For that reason,Transfer is designed both to equip and inspire you to view your life, generation, and church as part of a much larger tapestry God is weaving for his glory. You are not alone. And at Transfer you'll have the opportunity to join with different generations to celebrate and be strengthened in the values we treasure most.
That the next generation might set their hope in God... Psalm 78:4, 7 says: "We will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord, and his might, and the wonders that he has done... so that they should set their hope in God and not forget the works of God, but keep his commandments." We want to transfer what matters. We want those after us to see how glorious a relationship with Jesus is. We want them to hope in God – not in our methodologies, our practices, our structures, or even our example, but in God himself. Drawing on our history as a family of churches and the amazing truths we celebrate, the Transfer Conference will create a context for us to intentionally transfer the things we treasure to the next generation. If we assume these things, we will lose them, so we must be intentional to transfer them. In a focused way, Transfer will allow us to do this by devoting each session to a particular truth we collectively treasure: God's glory, God's gospel, God's word, God's presence, God's people, God's design, and God's mission.
Transfer is for... Young Adults. Transfer will be geared especially toward young adults (18 and over). If you're a young adult, your season of life is an ideal time to become grounded in the things that matter most. As you seek out which things are of first importance, we want you to be established in the truths we treasure.
Transfer is for... Teens. If you're a teenager, you also need to explore the things that matter most. We want to partner with your parents in passing on the most important things to you.
Transfer is for... Parents. If you're a parent of a teen, you are already doing a lot of transferring. This conference can be refreshing to you as you come with your teen and hear thetruths we love once again.
It's for... Anyone. If you don't fit into any of the categories above, but just want to come, press into the Lord with his people, and be amazed by the things that have been amazing us for so long as a family of churches, you're welcome to come.
Registration opens December 1st. In the meantime, enjoy this promotional video that allows you to journey through our 30-year history where we've sought to faithfully transfer the truth we collectively treasure.
Dear Friends of Sovereign Grace,
Yesterday the Polity Committee sent the pastors of Sovereign Grace a polity proposal to review prior to this week's Pastors Conference.
This commences a 90-day period of examination of our proposal during which we hope to engage all of our pastors on the proposal and to hear their feedback. At the end of that 90-day examination period, we will review again and make any appropriate changes before submitting it for ratification.
The Polity Adoption Plan will be explained in more detail this week at the Pastors Conference. There will be a more formal presentation of the polity and an open Q&A for all the pastors so that they can ask the Committee any questions they have about this Polity Proposal.
I want to express my appreciation to the other Polity Committee members for all of their hard work. I also want to thank the Board of Directors of SGM and the entire Leadership Team for their gracious support of the Committee in its labors. And, of course, on behalf of the Polity Committee, I want to thank all of the pastors of SG for their encouragement and assistance for the last 6 months.
We love the churches of Sovereign Grace and the work of this Committee was motivated by the desire to see them each blessed for generations to come, as much as that is possible, by developing a biblical and wise governance.
In His Name,
Phil Sasser
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October 26, 2012
Statement by Tommy HillSovereign Grace Ministries Director of AdministrationRe: A Civil Lawsuit Filed Against Sovereign Grace Ministries Oct. 17 in Maryland's Montgomery County Circuit Court
Though not yet served, Sovereign Grace Ministries (SGM) leadership has obtained a copy of the civil lawsuit filed last week against SGM and several pastors of its associational churches. This recent complaint makes broad allegations that SGM pastors were negligent in providing spiritual counsel and pastoral care in situations involving persons who had previously suffered child sexual abuse. It is important to note that it does not allege any act of child abuse by a pastor or staff member of SGM or of an associated church. SGM is not in a position to comment on the specific allegations at this time, but we are beginning a careful legal review of each allegation. Upon initial review it appears the complaint contains a number of untrue or misleading allegations, as well as considerable mischaracterizations of intent.
Child sexual abuse is reprehensible in any circumstance, and a violation of fundamental human dignity. We grieve deeply for any child who has been a victim of abuse. We want to minister the love, grace and healing of God to any who have suffered this horrific act.
SGM is committed to integrity and faithfulness in pastoral care, as are the pastors of local congregations. We take seriously the biblical commands to pursue the protection and well-being of all people – especially children, who are precious gifts given by the Lord and the most vulnerable among us. These biblical commands include fully respecting civil authority to help restrain evil and promote righteousness as Romans 13 instructs us. SGM also encourages the establishment of robust child protection policies and procedures based on best practices.
SGM churches are separately organized and constituted in their respective communities. They voluntarily partner together for certain aspects of their broader common mission: to plant churches, develop resources, train pastors and serve international ministries in order to proclaim the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We ask that you please join us in praying that God guides and leads all of us in these challenging circumstances, ministering His grace, comfort and peace to all who are affected by this situation, and that His truth would prevail.
Cornerstone Church of Knoxville hosted a weekend with Jerry Bridges, October 19-21, where he spoke on the topic of endurance. In his first message, Mr. Bridges shared from 2 Timothy 4:6-10 on the four essentials of finishing well. Later, he conducted breakout seminars focused on endurance for adults ages 50+ and for college students. Sunday morning Mr. Bridges spoke from one of his newest books, "Who Am I?" about our identity in Christ. You can access all the audio from this weekend with Jerry Bridges here.
We want you to know that beyond serving us through his teaching, Mr. Bridges served us through his example. He has modeled endurance. He has served on staff with the Navigators for over 40 years and has authored more than 20 books. Mr. Bridges is 82 years old. This year he underwent heart surgery. Still, he spends his time writing gospel-centered books, teaching God's Word, and serving churches like Cornerstone Church of Knoxville for the glory of God. He is modeling for us what it means to finish well.
This weekend with Mr. Bridges was a great success. With his health issues and concerns, Cornerstone Church prayed that Mr. Bridges would be able make the trip from Colorado. We are most grateful the Lord answered those prayers and the church was well served through both Mr. Bridges' teaching and example.
Bill has served as Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Church of Knoxville since its inception in April, 1990. His responsibilities include general oversight of the church, training and care for the Pastoral Team, Sunday morning teachings, and directing our evangelistic efforts at the University of Tennessee through its campus outreach, Volunteers for Christ. Bill married his high school sweetheart, Cheri, and they have four children.
Arche Church in Hamburg, Germany was privileged to host the annual Eckstein Conference this past week, October 18-21. Pastors, leaders, and Christians from all over Europe gathered to be further instructed from God's Word on the transforming power of the gospel.
Sadly, the church in the land of the reformation is in poor health due to the influence of liberal theology. Many churches have moved far away from what Luther recovered. The Eckstein Conference serves to draw many to return to sound doctrine and practice according to the Word of God. This year C.J. Mahaney and Jeff Purswell served as our main speakers unpacking the Scriptures to help us further see the connection between the gospel and progressive sanctification.
One of many highlights of the conference was Jeff's sermon from Isaiah 6 about the holiness of God. He made specific connections between the theological truth of the text and its applications to every day life. In his message Jeff made the point that just as Isaiah could not stand before God, we too need help from outside ourselves to be in the presence of a holy God. We can only find hope in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Many of the attendees commented that they have never heard Isaiah 6 preached more powerfully.
It was also a great joy to welcome C.J. Mahaney. This was his first time speaking at this conference. In his fine and joyful manner he immediately won the hearts of the Germans. In his message from James 4:1-2 he addressed how cravings underlie conflicts. His preaching was practical and uplifting for those in attendance. In his message on Hebrews 3:12-13 he addressed the responsibility we have to help each other grow in godliness. He used an illustration of a businessman preparing for an important meeting but failed to notice the cream cheese that was on his face, remaining from his earlier breakfast. No one alerted this businessman of what was obvious to others…the cream cheese on his face. This businessman was heading into an embarrassing situation and no one was willing to stop him. The stakes are much higher for us as Christians.
In attendance at the conference was a woman who was preparing to divorce her husband of 30 years. Upon returning home she wrote us:
Dear Pastors, yesterday I was at the Eckstein Conference....the sermons were so clear and convicting that I decided to humble myself by writing a letter to my husband. The result was that both of us have decided to devote ourselves to each other again. May the Lord help us. The message of C.J. Mahaney with the cream cheese was very helpful and convicting. To God be the glory for these wonderful days. God bless you all!
The Arche Church in Hamburg is thankful to God for our deep friendship with C.J., Jeff, and Sovereign Grace Ministries. To God be the glory!
Christian Wegert leads Gemeinde und Missionswerk Arche in Hamburg, Germany. He graduated from the Sovereign Grace Pastors College in 2008. Christian and his wife Verena have two daughters and one son.
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Have you ever reached the end of a knitting pattern and a regular bind off just does not feel like the right move? I was there this weekend. I was completing a cowl and I wanted a bind off that complemented the pattern (brioche stitch). Then, I thought back to a bind off I used a long time ago on a baby sweater I adored: the I-cord bind off!
The first time I cast off using I-cord, I thought I did something wrong — it was too easy! You are essentially working an I-cord ONTO your work as you bind off. It might sound a little confusing, but let's remember what the "I" stands for: idiot! Brash, yes, but oh so easy to memorize and work.
The I-cord bind off in a few simple steps
Let's say you finished the last row or round of your work (you turned if you are working flat). Cast on 3 stitches to the left needle. I used the cable cast on, which you can find instructions for here.
Step 1:
Knit the first two stitches (that you just cast on) and slip the third.
Step 2:
Knit 1 (from your last row).
Step 3:
Pass the slipped stitch over.
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Replace the 3 stitches back on your left needle.
Repeat those four steps until you have cast off all of your stitches. Working with a contrasting color certainly helps you keep track of stitches, but you can also use the same color you worked the rest of your pattern in. It may feel like you are working far more stitches in this bind off, but the work goes very quickly and I think the results are worth it.
At the end of your work, replace the 3 stitches on your left needle and knit them together through the back loops. If working in the round, you might want a seamless look. I suggest provisionally casting on your first 3 stitches and then grafting them to the last 3 when you are finished binding off.
Applied I-cord
Applied I-cord is made the same way. You need to pick up stitches along whichever edge you are working the I-cord on, then you bind them off using the I-cord technique detailed above. I actually applied an I-cord to my cowl in the main color at my initial cast on -edge.
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Local golf column: Balter, Figueroa compete at Junior Orange Bowl Invitational
NAPLES - Naples' Ben Balter tied for 14th in the boys division of the tournament at the Junior Orange Bowl Invitational at The Biltmore Golf Course in Coral Gables last week.
Balter shot 75-72-65-74/286. Edward Figueroa of Naples, who has signed with Florida Gulf Coast University, tied for 23rd with scores of 70-72-69-79/290. Naples' Monja Maetzler tied for 24th in the girls division with scores of 80-76-81-79/316.
Doral Publix Junior: Naples' Josh Pisarri tied for 15th in the Boys 16-18 division at the prestigious tournament in Miami last month. Pisarri shot 74-76-74/224, seven strokes behind the top score.
Ben Balter and Jackson Stroup of Naples were in the consolation division. Stroup shot 77-81-74/232, and Balter shot 78-81-74/233.
Robby Stockard of Naples competed in the Boys 10-11 division, and shot 90-89/179.
First Tee of Naples/Collier: The organization will have a ceremony on Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at PGA Tour Superstore west of Coastland Center mall on U.S. 41. A First Tee Wall recognizing the nine core value students and teams will be unveiled.
ACE Group Classic: The Champions Tour event scheduled for Feb. 13-19 at TwinEagles Club has designated the PGA Tour Superstore as its exclusive ticket partner. Fans can also call 593-3900 or visit www.theacegroupclassic.com.
The Naples location will offer daily tickets for $25, and weeklong grounds passes for $50. Children 17 and under are admitted free all week with a ticketed adult.
Valencia Afterschool Junior Camp: The club will have its camp from Jan. 17 to March 8 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:15 to 5:30 p.m. for ages 7-15. The cost is $150. Call 352-0777.
Grandezza event: The Estero course is putting on the largest tournament in its history on Sunday, benefiting the United Way. The event is sold out with 124 golfers. Registration is at noon, and there is a shotgun start at 1 p.m.
Gulf Coast Gold Senior Tour returns: The tour for golfers 50 and over, which is a subsidiary of the Tournament Players Association of Southwest Florida, returns Jan. 12.
Schedules will be posted weekly on tpagolf.com. The home course will be River Hall Country Club in Alva, which will host the Jan. 12 event. Tee times will begin each week in mid-morning. The entry deadline is Monday at 11 a.m.
The entry fees will be $20 per event, including the rate for golf at each club. A one-time $25 administrative fee is required prior to the first event played.
A quota-point modified Stableford scoring system will be used. An optional $10 skins game will be available. The top 25 percent in the field will win gift certificates at the host club with a 100 percent payout per event.
To register, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 458-0754.
Bungartz clinics: Arrowhead instructor Rodney Bungartz has released his clinic schedule for the month. After-school junior clinic — 4 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, $13 per student per session, ages 6 and up; Middle school junior clinic — 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays, $15 per student per session, ages 12 and up. Call 348-5929.
The Forest: The course in Fort Myers is offering a "join the club" for two days promotion this month. For $75 per person per day, guests can play the Bobcat or recently renovated Bear courses, meet the pro, have lunch, and a tour of the club.
For more information, contact Stacey Persinger at 482-1310.
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Junior golf camps/clinics: Here's a list of junior golf camps, clinics and offerings submitted:
■ First Tee of Naples/Collier — The Winter Life Skills & Golf program is from Feb. 1-March 19. Elementary school: Mondays at Moorings, 4 to 5:30 p.m., $25 for six weeks; Fridays at Quality Inn Golf Resort, 4 to 5:30 p.m., $25 for six weeks; Middle school: Wednesdays at Quality Inn Golf Resort, 4:30 to 6 p.m., $25 for six weeks; High school: Wednesdays, 3 to 4:30 p.m., $25 for six weeks. Applications are posted on www.thefirstteenaplescollier.org under Programs. Call 825-4851.
■ Rick Smith Golf Academy — Afterschool programs: Elementary school: Mondays, 4 to 5:30 p.m., $190 for four-week session; Middle school: Wednesdays, 4:30 to 6 p.m., $190 per four-week session; Junior Champions Golf Program: Thursday, 4:30 to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 3 to 6 p.m.; $200 twice a week; $150 once a week per four-week session; Call 593-1111.
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ACE Group Classic
Info: Feb. 13-19, at TwinEagles. Tickets are on sale. Golf books on sale, $99, includes golf vouchers at 31 courses and weekly ticket. Hospitality access to the Zig Zag Lounge, a skybox with an open bar and lunch buffet on the 18th hole, $100. Weekly tickets, $50; Daily tickets, $25.
Contact: 593-3900, www.theacegroupclassic.com, or go to PGA Tour Superstore
Youth Haven tournament
Info: 25th annual Wyndemere Tradition Golf Tournament, Monday, Jan. 16 at Wyndemere Country Club. Since 1987, the event has raised more than $1 million for Youth Haven's children and families. Entry fee, $250 for individuals, $600 for complete foursomes. Registration, 11 a.m., with lunch and a golf clinic at noon, and a 1 p.m. shotgun start. An awards reception and auction, 5 p.m. Tee sponsor signs $150.
Contact: www.youthhaven.net or Jamie Gregor at Youth Haven at 687-5153 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lessons for charity
Info: Arrowhead Golf Club and teaching pro Wes Smith are inviting the public to take a lesson from Smith every Saturday, and write a check for a donation directly to a designated charity. There will be a charge of $6 for range balls.
Contact: 289-7994.
Mapother clinics
Info; Jim Mapother of RJM Golf is providing free clinics Friday afternoons from 3 to 4:30 p.m., through May at Lely Resort's Flamingo Island and Mustang driving ranges. Short-game work, then full swing. Registration limited to eight.
Contact: 208-755-7644, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Executive Women's Golf Association
Contact: Lori Drumm (email@example.com) 304-0579, www.naplesewga.com.
Naples Amateur Golf Tour
Info: Thursday at The Rookery, Jan. 10 at Hammock Bay, Jan. 12 at Fiddler's Creek. Golfers must have a 0 to 23 handicap.
Contact: Rob Mucci, email@example.com or (978) 328-9145.
Southwest Amateur Series
Info: Men's circuit through the Florida State Golf Association features 36-hole individual competitions, with $130 entry fees.
Contact: www.fsga.org.
Tournament Players Association
Info: Saturday-Sunday, Cypress Lake
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■ APEX Golf — State-of-the-art training studio combining the skills of a golf pro and a physical therapist to improve the body and golf swing. The studio has a high-definition golf simulator, a K-Vest golf swing analyzer, video, and strength and flexibility testing software. APEX offers a free 30-minute analysis of the body and swing. Call 337-2739.
■ Arrowhead Golf Academy — PGA professional Mike Dopslaff, a four-time Southwest Florida PGA Player of the Year, provides instruction. Individual, group lessons. Call 596-1000.
■ Jon Butler Golf at West Bay Beach and Golf Club — Offering 2 and 4 day Golf schools, short game schools, clinics, private lessons and on-course playing lessons. Call 239-821-8447, firstname.lastname@example.com, www.jonbutlergolf.com
■ Mike Calbot International Golf Studio & Triad Golf Schools — At Old Corkscrew Golf Club in Estero. Full and half-day schools are offered. Instructional packages are one, two or three days. All instruction is by appointment only. Private instruction and playing lessons also available. Thirty-five years of instructional experience. Call 482-0900 or visit www.golfdoctorusa.com.
■ John Carroll Lessons — Former Club Pelican Bay professional John Carroll is at Tuscany Reserve Golf Club in North Naples. Carroll was at Pelican Bay for 29 years. He is available for instruction Tuesdays through Saturdays. To make an appointment, call 597-3561 or 860-8470.
■ Concierge Service of Naples — An off-site service free of charge to the customer. The service can make tee times year-round at private country clubs in Southwest Florida up to 60 days in advance. The fee is the normal guest rate, and golfers are not required to play with a member. Call 285-7457.
■ Coral Isle Golf Center — Ladies clinics each Tuesday and Wednesday, men's clinics each Thursday, a mixed clinic each Wednesday at 2 p.m., and a mixed clinic each Saturday. All clinics are at 10 a.m., other than the Wednesday mixed clinic. Junior clinics also are offered from 3:45 p.m.-5 p.m. Wednesdays and 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. on Saturdays. Call 732-6900 for more information.
■ The Golf Institute — Club fitting program includes evaluation based on series of tests, including frequency check and lie and loft angle. Putting evaluations also are available. Call 643-5895.
■ Phil Grear instruction — Forest Glen's Phil Grear is offering the Get Golf Ready program sponsored by the World Golf Foundation. Sessions Tuesday through Friday, 8:30 to 10:15 a.m. Each weekly program is $99 per person. Call 354-1898 or 595-1120.
■ Kim Hilbert Lessons — Windstar on Naples Bay assistant pro Hilbert earned honorable mention as a U.S. Kids Golf Top Kids Teacher. Hilbert is an LPGA teaching professional, and also teaches at Able's Golf Facility in Dublin, Ohio. Hilbert offers numerous youth programs, including multi-day schools, camps, clinics, private lessons, tournament coaching, and afterschool golf programs. Her programs can be found at www.teachingu2golf.com.
■ John Jacobs Golf School — at Lely Resort. Staffed by local PGA and LPGA professionals. School offers 5-day week and 2-day weekend sessions, plus corporate days and private instruction. Discounted rates for junior golfers. For more information, call 1-800-472-5007 or visit www.jacobsgolf.com.
■ KISS Golf For Women Golf Schools — At Royal Poinciana Country Club. LPGA teaching professionals Lorie McCabe and her staff offer two- and three-day golf schools for women. Private instruction also is available. Call 1-888-451-KISS or 354-3633. The school's Web site is www.kissgolfforwomen.com.
■ David Leadbetter Golf Academy — At LaPlaya Beach & Golf Club. Leadbetter is a Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher. Academy programs include three-day golf schools and players' schools, and a one-day mini-school. Private instruction and playing lessons also are available. Call 592-1444.
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■ Naples Golf Academy — Located at the Hibiscus Golf Club. Lauri Travers leads a team of instructors that offers private lessons, golf schools, clinics and playing lessons. Specialty programs geared toward women and beginner golfers are available year-round. Visit us at LearningGolf.com or call 239-732-9944 for more information.
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■ Tom Patri Golf School — Tom Patri back at The Quarry from Dec. 1 through April 15. Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America. South Florida Teacher of the Year. Met (NY) PGA Teacher of the Year. Available to all skill levels, and juniors. Private instruction by the hour, half and full day sessions also. Short game specialist. Visit www.tompatri.com, email email@example.com, or call 239-404-7790.
■ Bob Prange Lessons — Estero Country Club at The Vines is the winter home of Prange, who is a teaching professional at The Bridgewater Club in Carmel, Ind. Prange previously has been a head instructor, staff member and golf school coordinator for John Jacobs Golf Schools. He has been 2004 Teacher of the Year in the Indiana PGA Section, and a Top PGA Instructor by Golf Digest and Golf Magazine. Call 267-7003 for appointments and schedules.
■ Rick Smith Golf Academy — Offering weekly 90-minute clinics Saturdays at 3 p.m. for $90 per person with a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio. Clinics alternate between full swing and short game with the first being a full swing clinic. Call 593-1111 for more information.
■ The Rookery at Marco Golf Academy — Includes a 14-acre practice facility. Director of instruction Jan Wivestad. For more information, call 642-2747
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COLUMBIA — One good deed resulted in the shredding of another — a mortgage deed.
Despite tough economic times and tight budgets, donations from the Columbia Orthopaedic Group enabled the Central Missouri Food Bank to pay off its lingering mortgage.
- 105,000 mid-Missourians in poverty
- Poverty can be defined as a family of four making less than $20,000 annually
- The CMFB distributes to 145 hunger agencies in 32 counties
- CMFB works with 60 elementary schools in its Buddy Pack program to give food to hungry children and their families
The donation from 26 doctors accrued over five months and totaled $160,000, bringing their food bank donations from the past 10 years to $425,000.
In honor of those who funded the campaign, the food bank hosted a reception Wednesday night to dedicate its volunteer room to the group and shred the mortgage deed. Almost 100 people attended from local contributing organizations to witness the ribbon cutting and observe the 25-foot mural on the wall displaying three members of the group and a moral the group strives to emulate:
"Healing is our profession. Helping others is our privilege."
The revamped volunteer room, with a touch-up paint job, mural and posted safety procedures is where volunteers come to package, organize and ready donations to be sent to various hunger agencies throughout mid-Missouri.
Employees of the food bank see this not only as a generous contribution, but a way to free up resources in order to better serve the hungry of mid-Missouri.
"Now thousands of dollars a month that were paying down the mortgage will provide more food for the hungry people in central and northeast Missouri," said Peggy Kirkpatrick, executive director of the food bank.
The extra $4,000 will translate into an extra 80,000 pounds of food a month, providing an additional 60 meals to the hungry. Kirkpatrick attributed the ability to meet the needs of hungry Missourians to the compassionate citizens of Columbia.
"Mid-Missouri is exceptionally generous," she said. "Even if people can only afford to give a little, they will donate as much as they can. It is in the nature of people in this area."
With approximately 105,000 people living in poverty in mid-Missouri, the food bank distributes to more than 100 hunger agencies throughout the region. As problems with economic turmoil have increased, so have the numbers of those needing aid. In January, the food bank's food pantry distributed to agencies helping an average of 7,400 people. The average for October was 9,500.
However, while the numbers of those in need have risen, so have donations aimed at helping them. It wasn't long before the Columbia Orthopaedic Group caught wind of the increasing need for food, and it identified a stumbling block in the food bank's path — the impending mortgage. With a $4,000 payment each month, employees of the food bank became frustrated that monetary donations could not be solely used to feed the hungry.
As members of the Orthopaedic Group began to discuss donations to a charitable organization, Dr. Randal Trecha presented the option of eliminating the mortgage of the food bank.
"It was a pretty easy sell," Trecha said. "The bank is well-respected for their good work and efficiency and we are honored that they allowed us to do it."
Dr. Garth Russell, founder of the Columbia Orthopaedic Group, spoke highly of the initiative demonstrated by the group of doctors.
"Here's a chance we had to impact lives and a cause that has given us so much, and these doctors rose to the occasion," Russell said. "I've been all over the world and there is no place like Columbia; it is a community that always takes care of people who can't take care of themselves."


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Get Across The Table & Share Your Story By Megha Kapil !!!
By Nadiya on Oct 30, 2013
I am sure many of you are presently sitting across the
table facing an industry expert to prove your mettle.
Generally when you think of an interview; first
image is of someone firing you with questions & you trying to hit all the
shots right. We make an interview look like a court room where you are a victim
& being prosecuted to apply for job: Why have you applied for this job, why
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is a process of knowing a candidate & his/her fitment in the system for
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his/her role. We have made this process of interview synonym to Q&A
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initiates a conversation; which seldom happens.
don't we look at our Interview as a meeting to discover a prospect of lifetime,
a process to showcase best of our skills, an opportunity to learn while exchanging
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This refers to the report, 'Malaysian jet disappears over sea' (March 9). Some time ago, the Civil Aviation Ministry had planned to hold lectures on safety measures for passengers on flights. Such proactive steps are welcome and will definitely help passengers stay alert in times of crisis. In addition, pamphlets and brochures on safety can be circulated among passengers before they board a flight. Both airport authorities and airlines have greater responsibility in the context of such incidents. Maintenance of runways and cabins also needs to be given priority.
P. Senthil Saravana Durai,
The incident of a Malaysia Airlines flight disappearing over South China Sea is tragic. We can only pray for the people who were on board and hope that the family members of the passengers and crew remain courageous during this harrowing time. Though the reason for the crash is not known as yet, airlines should not compromise on the safety of those on board and should furnish clear guidelines on safety before take-off.
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In case you've missed out on the new jailbreak tweaks Cydia has seen, this recap will highlight the tweaks we've shown you this week. These are in no specific order.
1. QuickPhoto – $4.99 ($3.99 Until March 5)
QuickPhoto is a Keylord-based keyboard that allows you to basically type photographs and videos to people without having to go through the multiple steps of inserting one photograph after another to send it. QuickPhoto works in several applications, such as Messages, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Mail, Twitter, Tweetbot, WhatsApp, biteSMS, Messages+, and more to come. The tweak integrates seamlessly into the stock iOS keyboard, so everything feels lightweight. Check it out!
2. Signal 2 – $3.99
Signal 2 is the iOS 6-compatible version of Signal that allows you to see all of your nearby cellular towers mapped out before your eyes. The app is great for seeing how coverage is in your area.
3. Animer – 99¢
Animer allows the user to customize animations for banner notifications, pop-up alerts, and the App Switcher. There are several different fade and zoom animation options for each, and users can combine more than one animation to create awesome effects. Animer is great for the iOS modder out there trying to make their iOS device look different from everyone else's.
4. Clear Badges – FREE
Clear Badges is a jailbreak tweak that makes it easier than ever to get rid of unwanted home screen badges. The tweak lets the user double-tap on an application icon to remove a badge from the icon, but also comes with an SBSettings toggle to clear all badges, and a QuickDo gesture to clear all badges. The tweak is a great free alternative to some of the paid tweaks out there that do the same thing, and it works with iOS 6!
5. AutoResponder 2 – $3 (Introductory Price of $1.50)
AutoResponder 2 is the iOS 6-compatible version of AutoResponder and will let you set auto-responding messages that will be sent to people that text message you when you can't necessarily answer their messages in a quick amount of time. The tweak makes it so you don't make the contact feel like they're being ignored. The messages can be configured from the preferences, and you can even select a delay time so it's not so obvious that you're using an automated reply. You'll also be able the choose the contacts that you want the tweak to work for. If you're a busy person, AutoResponder 2 might be right up your alley.
6. ABCD Keyboard – FREE
ABCD Keyboard lets you add an ABCD keyboard option to the English keyboards via the keyboard preferences in the Settings application. The ABCD keyboard might be good for younger children that don't understand the QWERTY or QWERTZ keyboard layout, or if you just prefer the idea of an ABCD keyboard, you can use it for that reason too.
7. MyVibe – $1.99
MyVibe is a new jailbreak tweak that will disable vibrating when you place your iPhone on a flat table. This tweak was intended to help keep your phone from making an annoying buzzing noise on the table while it sits there. Also, if you put your iPhone face-down on the table, Do Not Disturb will be enabled. It's a handy tweak for those of you that go to class or have frequent meetings.
8. 2x2 Folder Icons – 99¢
2x2 Folder Icons is a tweak that lets people that don't have ayecon installed, have the benefits of the 2x2 icon grid in the folder icon from the home screen. This little tweak comes for free with the ayecon theme, but if you want this feature for another theme, or for use without a theme at all, this is the tweak to get!
9. Go2Now – FREE
Go2Now allows the user to set a favorite Web site from the preferences pane of the tweak and then use an Activator action to easily open the Web site. The user has the option of configuring the Activator action they want to use, and also the option of choosing for the Web site to open in Mobile Safari or Google Chrome.
10. ShakeAir – FREE
ShakeAir is a new free tweak that allows the user to easily enable Airplane Mode from the lock screen by shaking the device. It's good for when you want to save battery at night, or when you're in the middle of class or a meeting. Not to mention, the free price tag is good for your wallet too!
11. Contact Fix for 6.1.x – FREE
Contact Fix for 6.1.x is a tweak that fixes a crashing issue with the Contacts application on iOS 6.1 and newer. It is a simple home-brew fix.
12. QuickShoot – FREE
QuickShoot allows the user to double-tap on the Camera application icon from the home screen to inconspicuously snap a photograph. No one around you will even know you took a photo, and it gets stored in the Camera Roll. Pretty sneaky!
13. IPActivator – FREE
IPActivator is a simple tweak that allows the user to perform an Activator action to see their device's Wi-Fi IP address. The tweak is much more lightweight than SBSettings, and it is useful for anyone that uses SSH and needs to know what the IP address of the device is without the hassle of going through preference panes in the Settings application.
14. HUD Sliders – FREE
HUD Sliders puts a slider on your heads up display (HUD) so that if you have a case that makes it difficult to press your volume buttons, you can press a button once and then use a slider the rest of the way. The slider is configurable to be either a volume slider or a brightness slider from the preferences pane, so it could be useful on that front as well.
15. LandscapeVideos – FREE
LandscapeVideos is a tweak that forces native videos to play in landscape mode. Since there's really no reason to waste pixels by trying to watch a video in portrait mode, this tweak will just send you right to landscape mode for videos, even if you have rotation lock set to portrait orientation. It doesn't work for the YouTube app yet, but it works with many other apps!
16. PageJumps – FREE
PageJumps is an iOS 6-compatible version of SpringJumps that lets the user tap on icons to move to specific home screen pages. It comes with an option to enable and disable the swiping animation from page to page, which is toggled by holding on the 0 icon. This tweak is popular among some themers.
Stay tuned for next week's Weekly Tweak Recap - only on ModMyi!
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Does my vibe work when you have a cover on your iPhone and this is just by way does anyone know if there is a tweak or an app available both in apple AppStore or on cydia that can act as answering my machine when you cannot talk at the moment the person calls eg if you are driving I know auto responder is for SMS I but I need similar for calls any help will be much appreciated.
not bad, but we're lacking the extraordinary tweak that changes how we use our devices! we need something mind blowing!
Hey what about Music4Me, is a great tweak and way better that ProTube
I really liked HUD sliders, but my phone was constantly rebooting into safe mode while I had it installed. I removed it and I haven't visited safe mode since.
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QuickShoot is cool... But needs to be a tad but faster. Great idea though.


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Ryan Reynolds Makes Us Swoon While Riding His Motorcycle Through NYC (PHOTOS)
Ryan Reynolds Leaves His Hotel in NYC on May 6, 2014
Ryan Reynolds looked drop-dead gorgeous while walking the red carpet at the 2014 MET Ball, but if it's possible, he looked even hotter during a casual outing the following afternoon.
The hunky actor was photographed out in NYC on Tuesday, May 6, where he traded his velvet Gucci suit for a low-key ensemble. The 37-year-old actor donned a sweater and a newsboy cap with a geek-chic pair of glasses, then threw on his leather jacket and hopped on the back of his motorcycle.
That same day, Ryan's equally gorgeous wife, Blake Lively, attended a celebration in honor of Chime for Change at the Macy's department store in Herald Square. The foundation — created by Gucci and co-founded by Beyonce and Salma Hayek — raises funds to provide healthcare, education, and justice for women and girls all around the world.
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Let's face it. We are living in some suck ass times. What with our hands in two tar babies, the economy teetering on the edge of recession, the Geheimstatspolizei harassing people in the streets, paedophiles running amock, Screech giving ladies the dirty Sanchez, and the world about to get a brand new nuclear power, I have a hard time believing things could get worse.
So if you need a little pick me up, listen to the Lightning Seeds "Pure." It can't help but raise your spirits.
This will also make you laugh, as it is eight flavors of awesome.
Oh and the third Season of Lost is starting. I guess things aren't so bad.
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Our PACS and SPIRE images of the Aquila Rift and part of the Polaris Flare regions, taken during the science demonstration phase of Herschel discovered fascinating, omnipresent filamentary structures that appear to be physically related to compact cores. We briefly describe a new multiscale, multi-wavelength source extraction method used to detect objects and measure their parameters in our Herschel images. All of the extracted starless cores (541 in Aquila and 302 in Polaris) appear to form in the long and very narrow filaments.With its combination of the far-IR resolution and sensitivity, Herschel directly reveals the filaments in which the dense cores are embedded; the filaments are resolved and have deconvolved widths of ~35" in Aquila and ~59" in Polaris (~9000 AU in both regions). Our first results of observations with Herschel enable us to suggest that in general dense cores may originate in a process of fragmentation of complex networks of long, thin filaments, likely formed as a result of an interplay between gravity, interstellar turbulence, and magnetic fields. To unravel the roles of the processes, one has to obtain additional kinematic and polarization information; these follow-up observations are planned.
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Bright Green Idea: Trash Track
Ever wonder what happens to your trash after you toss it? If you live in New York City or Seattle, you may soon get the chance to find out.
The cities are hosting Trash Track, an MIT project enlisting volunteers to trace their waste's odyssey via electronic tags. By forcing people to confront how their garbage impacts the environment, program directors hope to inspire more recycling. Come September, the project will culminate with an exhibit at the Architectural League in New York City and the Seattle Public Library.
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Sentencing ReduxCraig BradleyIndiana University Maurer School of Law 2008 Trial Magazine, March 2008 Indiana Legal Studies Research Paper No. 100 Abstract: This article, to appear in Trial Magazine, discusses the two recent Supreme Court sentencing cases, Gall and Kimbrough. In both cases, the Supreme Court allowed federal trial judges to depart downward from the Sentencing Guidelines, and reversed Court of Appeals decisions that had struck down those departures. In Gall the trial judge had sentenced the defendant to probation, when the recommended prison term in the Guidlelines was 30-37 months. The Court held that an "abuse of discretion" standard must be applied in evaluating the trial court's sentence and that the judge had not abused his discretion here. Kimbrough was to the same effect when the trial court gave the defendant the minimum statutory sentence for possession of crack cocaine. This was significantly below the guidleines range (but still higher than the sentence would have been had the defendant possessed powder cocaine). Number of Pages in PDF File: 5 Keywords: Criminal Law, Sentencing, Sentencing Guidelines, Gall, Kimbrough Date posted: February 24, 2008 ; Last revised: June 29, 2013Suggested CitationContact Information
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NO, this is about how YOU feel. I love my computer. Anyhow if you don't like it, just get a windose box!
I just thought it was amusing. I hope you didn't take any serious offence.I'd rather have a mac than a PC, but Apple do impose their way of doing things at times.
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Here's where THE HAMMER falls! Our team is fortunate by having as sweepers both Elvis and the dude who plays Romano on TV's "ER."
I know that this is an accurate curling simulation because the guy who made it comes from Canada. Or, at least, he seems to know a Canadian. Now, originally I'd wanted an "X-treme" curling game, something that requires helmets and features a championship belt. What I wasn't prepared for was the full-on visceral realistic experience that Take-Out Weight Curling was prepared to give. For one thing, a full game, consisting of ten "ends," can last upwards of six months.
Confused, I called DailyVictim artist and my close friend, The Internet's Hot Soup. Not only is he a big curling fan, but, according to a map I saw once, he lives kinda near Canada.
Fargo: Soup! You've got to help me. I'm trying to learn how to curl, but there are all these complicated terms like "Draw," "Takeout," "Raise," "Peel..." I can't tell whether I'm curling or trying to get to second base on a date.
Hot Soup: Hmmm, I see. Have you been drinking?
Fargo: No.
Hot Soup: Ah! That's your problem. Call me back.
[Half a case of Molson later]
Fargo: Soup! This is the best sport ever invented!
Hot Soup: There ya go, man.
Fargo: God invented curling so that man may caress the fjords.
Hot Soup: ...yes.
Oh yes: "Gentlemen, open your beers!" While I found it difficult to play the game behind closed doors (My wife found it disturbing to hear men's voices cry out: "Harder! Harder!" from my room), Take-Out Weight Curling is nothing short of everything you could ask for from a PC game. About curling. I give it seven out of four stones and two brooms up.


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I m kinda relieved on one side they found him and this is over, but violence brings more violence so I feel this will make things worse internationally. So no, I m not proud of anyone who killed Landen neither more calm now he is dead, cause i believe there are more than one people responsible for the mess that is happening in the world. Last night i was coming back and in the airport it was so much security and scrunitizing, i didnt know yet what happened, but I ve never seen such before, and today they sent a terror msg in the greek embassy in brussels, I dont like living in that fear.
Exactly the feelings I had. I was reminded of the lone fireman on the bench (who believed his wife had died in the towers, but thankfully[?] she was at home worried he had perished) with his head in his hands and the devastation all around. What a difference a decade makes.
Seniorita - the men who went in after Osama had a job to do, and they were willing to sacrifice their lives for the cause. No, killing Osama is not going to solve the World's problems, and yes because of it our danger level is higher -for now- I wish that we could have brought him to justice peacefully, but even in that there would be the same amount of fear behind it. There was no easy answer. I may not agree with 99.99999999...% of President B.H. Obama's policies/decisions, but I am amazed and commend him for taking action (if, in fact, it happened as he says it did. The more the story changes the more I'm inclined to be like Ptichka.)
This has been longer than 10 years coming. He was becoming a target during the Clinton era, he succeeded in his attack against the US during Bush's presidency only to be forced into hiding. We believed him to be cowering in a cave when apparently he was sitting in the lap of luxury in a well guarded mansion. Obama's phone call was the final nail in his coffin. It took three commander in chiefs to take this terrorist down. His followers will not just give up now that he's gone. He's been more of a figure head for their troops since 911, others have called the shots. It's clean up duty now. I don't know why the media was saying it's over last night - it's far from over.
What a great, intelligent leader Obama is! US should be proud of their president! This has raised my admiration for him as a leader.
The justice is done!
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I fail to see how this one thing puts him above the men who had the seat before him. He took a phone call and said go ahead. It doesn't take a genius to know that's the option he needed to take. This was not just his effort. The CIA, Special Ops, Intel Reports all contributed greatly to this victory.
Of course, Bush decided to start Afghan fight. Obama continued. I know there are hundreds of thousands of people doing detail jobs. But Obama made critical decision and lead to the success. That was not the only option. There were three options on the table with 50 -50 opinions. He could have put it off and waited for more infos. I think it helped by his genius-like leadership and a bit luck.
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I would also like to point out that this risky venture could have gone another way. In 1980, Carter sent a team into Iran to rescue the hostages. The mission went wrong in every possible way and was aborted. One helicopter crashed into a transport aircraft inside Iran, with those aboard killed. The hostages were then scattered across Iran to make another rescue attempt impossible.
The failure of that mission led to many changes, including more intense training and greater cooperation among agencies. But it was a debacle that certainly helped to bring down Jimmy Carter's administration. He gave the order to start the mission, and he gave the order to abort it.
So a mission like this isn't a given. It's high risk for the people taking part and (less physically so) for the planners and the President setting it into motion. It takes a lot of skill and judgment and a cool head from the bottom up and from the top down. This time around, Obama could have decided to go after Bin Laden with an aerial drone, which would have been safer and as effective but which would have killed people in the area and not netted the body (or the computers and equipment the forces found in the house). He went for the riskier choice. He does deserve some credit for that. It wasn't just a rubber stamp on his part.
I'd also like to point out that the plan involved respectful treatment (as far as was possible) of Bin Laden's body. They buried him within 24 hours, I think, as is Muslim custom. They had a ceremony involving a native speaker of Arabic. The only thing they could not do was inter him on land, because it would have made his body available for followers to take at some future time and create a shrine around. That too took mature thinking and foresight. I don't know which person in the hierarchy of command made those choices, but they were good choices, both clever and ethical.
I'm sure George W. Bush would have been glad for the opportunity to be in charge on the day this mission was carried out, and so would John McCain. I would have been equally impressed with either of those two men if the circumstances had turned out that way. So I am impressed with Obama.
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Excellent points Olympia.
Bluebonnet, I understand your comments come from a kind of jubilation. It's like working in a corporation. No matter how hard I work, my supervisor or the president of the company takes all the credit.
While I'm happy that they finally took this guy out, I have the feeling that whatever is left of Al Qaeda will be giving serious consideration to exacting revenge on any and all Americans, no matter where they are in the world. The mastermind of their organization may be communing with the fishes at the bottom of the ocean but those left behind, and assuming charge over that organization, will be out for any American's blood. This is not over by any means, IMO.
That is certainly true, and it is scary. At first, my thought was, oh why did the U.S. stir the hornet's nest like this? But these guys were already after us. They were after us last year and tried to plant something in Times Square. They were after us a few years ago, with the guy who wore altered underwear onto a plane in Detroit. (By the way, the Detroit area has the largest Arab and Muslim population in the U.S., so this group was not exactly worrying about whom they would hurt with that action.) This group was after us to get revenge because of Iraq. They were after us to get revenge because of Afghanistan. They were after us to get revenge because of Palestine. And get this--this group was originally after us because we went into Afghanistan in 1980--on their side! We aided tribesmen who were fighting the Soviets at that time. So it's not as if we would have escaped their notice by not going after Bin Laden. The difference is, now we have their computers.
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It's true but for the reasons I can't explain, (I don't know what Bush would decide in the same situation.) seeing McCain's presidential campaign, I just can't imagine McCain does it. It required not only courage, but also cool head and intellectual sharpness. ...Enough praise for Obama from me. (On the other hand, I couldn't understand Obama's rationals behind Libya intervention.)
This is also true.
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Among the 79 commandos involved in Operation Neptune Spear that resulted in Osama bin Laden's killing, there was one dog -- the elite of the four-legged variety.
Here's a picture of how our solders and canine friends fight war on terror side by side. I thought this was a particuarly moving pictur:
If you are interested, you can read a wonderful story of the history of "War Dog" by following: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/article...r_dog?page=0,0.
Meanwhile, I pray that I don't hear from PETA.
"Al-Qaida confirmed the killing of Osama bin Laden Friday and vowed revenge"
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COLUMBIA — Voters approved the Boone County Fire Protection District's $14 million bond issue Tuesday.
The bond issue passed with 72 percent of the vote. It needed at least 57 percent to pass.
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The fire district held its watch party at The Broadway's rooftop bar. The atmosphere was serene. After the results became final, firefighters and fire district board members clinked glasses and shook hands.
"We're really excited about it," said John Sam Williamson, board member and fire district treasurer. "We really needed to replace some of this equipment sooner."
The last time a bond was issued to the fire district was in 1998. That $7 million bond elapsed in 2009, but the fire district waited until economic conditions improved to ask for another.
"We're obviously very excited," fire district Chief Scott Olsen said. "Now it's the next step, a lot more work to do."
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- Expansions for 11 of the fire district's 15 stations.
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Carnival Freedom Cruise Review by BusyLo: Won't go arrival again
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Sailed the Carnival Freedom, my first and last Carnival cruise. No matter how much fun we had, nothing could make up for the "rocking". The Freedom rocked every single day. We were a large group and at least one of us were in bed at least one of the days with a sick stomach.
The ship decorations are sort of tacky, the buffet food lines were long. I really felt like I was at a Shoneys or Ryans in terms of food.
The dining room food was a little better, but a hit or miss each night. I ended up isolated in my cabin the final day with a stomach virus. They brought me clear broth, rice and ginger ale on a tray with a "hazardous waste" bag to seal it in when I was done. The bag was probably the funniest thing I've seen in a while.
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We've traveled Royal Caribbean before and we loved it. We never even felt the ship moving. The food was much better, the decor more elegant, the staff more pleasant, and we loved the "food art" on RC. The ice sculptures and presentation just really created an elegant ambience.
To me, the Carnival Freedom was really just a floating hotel. And the deck plans just didn't make sense. It was hard to get from the front to the back, floor to floor. The cabin was very roomy, with lots of storage. The balcony was nice, but I prefer a sliding door to the balcony rather than one you push to open.
Overall, we had a great time because of the great company with whom we traveled. I'm glad we went, but no more Carnival for me. Less
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Random Holiday Cheer
Hi, everyone! As Christmas draws near, I thought I'd just share some random Christmas pics of my home.
I changed out this little shelf in my living room to reflect the season. (This post shows how the shelf has looked in the past.) My friend Melissa made the little pictures- she stamped old Christmas book pages and put them in tiny frames...aren't they adorable?
My mom and I were at a tag sale a few months ago when I spotted this tall display rack, and my heart started beating like crazy-you know the feeling when you first see an incredible find? It was standing outside, all dirty and neglected, but I went running over and I almost broke into a happy dance right there, it was so cheap! I knew that it had to come home with me, and that it would make a perfect Christmas card display stand!
It fits perfectly right behind our front door!
This pic was taken of Keith and I a few years ago when we stayed at a B&B, and met Santa! (Yea, I've lightened my hair a bit since then :)
These were my dad's skates when he was young-I'm so glad that he kept them!
First floor 'powder room'...
Well, thanks so much for visiting me! I hope you're all having a blessed holiday season!
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Ohhh My Gosh Susan so beautiful. Where to begin I love it all!!!! My fav though is the display rack!!!! I am in love with that. That was a great score and so perfect for your cards. Ohhhhhh I want that!!!!! Adorable.
Merry Christmas dear friend. Love the pic with you and Keith so sweet.
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Archive for the 'Elizabeth Reaser' Category
Video: Hollywood.Com Interviews Kellan and Jackson, Nikki and Elizabeth
Thursday, November 8th, 2012Video: Peter Facinelli and Elizabeth Reaser on Ellen
Monday, November 5th, 2012Elizabeth Reaser's Advice to her 17 Year Old Self
Thursday, October 11th, 2012Nikki Reed is Godmother to Jackson Rathbone's Baby
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How cute is this? We already knew Nikki and Jackson were close, but now we know Nikki is actually godmother to Monroe VI, Jackson's baby boy.
It's great that cast made such strong friendships. Here's a picture that Elizabeth Reaser tweeted recently.
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Monday, September 10th, 2012A few more HQs of the cast at the VMAs last Thursday have been added to the gallery, courtesy of PattinsonLife. Click here to check them out!
Gallery Update: Cast at the VMAs 2012, Red Carpet and Stage
Sunday, September 9th, 2012It's sad to think this was the last time we had the cast together introducing the very last Twilight trailer at an MTV Awards show. Even sadder when we consider that most of them couldn't be there together due to previous engagements. Still, we're thankful to those who made it (and they all looked great, by the way).
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And here are some screencaps of Taylor and Peter watching the show taken by us.
Elizabeth Reaser Joins Twitter!
Tuesday, September 4th, 2012What took her so long? Elizabeth Reaser has finally joined her co-stars on Twitter with her account @reasereaser, confirmed by Nikki Reed and Peter Facinelli. Basically, the entire Cullen family (minus Rob, but we don't hold our breaths for that one) are now on Twitter: @peterfacinelli, @JacksonRathbone, @KellanLutz, @AshleyMGreene, @NikkiReed_I_Am.
We welcome Elizabeth, but we really wished she had joined earlier in the game, like back when Peter was absolutely hilarious and random. Thankfully Kellan and Ashley also joined early in the game, and Nikki and Jackson joined us a bit too late too. Still, we're a very fun Twitter community, and I just can't imagine the Twilight fandom's growth without Twitter as one of the most important tools in making it happen. This fandom is ruled by Twitter, and if you don't have an account, you are missing out. Get on that already!
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Daybreak Doppler: Coming Up This Weekend, #3 In My Pantheon of Scorn
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Jim at Bernie's Crew is Looking Back at the Minor League Season.
Brew Hoop on How Brandon Jennings can become the scorer the Bucks desperately need, assuming they ever play.
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Surprisingly Cowboys Stadium isn't #1, Most Expensive Stadiums In The World .
These are all pretty nice, The Greatest Child Halloween Costumes That Will Ever Show Up At Your Door.
I hope someone gives these two a good home, Blind Pup Has Her Own Seeing Eye Dog.
Popular Children's Tales That Are Actually Horrifying, Hansel & Gretal is terrifying.
What the Halloween Candy You Give Out Says About You , according to this I'm 'The Tycoon'…which is laughable in many, many ways.
Meet Julia Lescova, Kate Upton's replacement for Guess , and a fine replacement she is.
Still Ohio State – This weekend the Badgers will hopefully get back on track as they take on Ohio State Saturday night. Said this last week about the Vikings, but it applies here too as this isn't the same Ohio State team the Badgers took on last year as they've lost some bite for obvious reasons. But it's still Ohio State & I still very, very much dislike them. I chuckled with glee as the accusations piled up on THE Ohio State football team & former coach Jim Tressel. My scorn for Ohio State football easily transfers to basketball too…I just don't like the Buckeyes at all. As much as the loss to MSU hurt last weekend, if the Badgers were to lose this weekend to the Buckeyes I'd be more pissed off, regardless of what happened last week. So let's go Bucky, get back on track and take your frustrations out on the Buckeyes, we'll all feel better for it. In case you're wondering, my current Pantheon of Scorn is:
- Minnesota Vikings
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Ohio State Buckeyes
- Onions
- People who use 'LOL' with every Tweet
That'll do it for another fun filled week. Ranter Blather is taking the week off but check back this afternoon for Week 8 of the Pocket Doppler Prognosticators where maybe we won't all pick the same teams. Have a great weekend, rake some leaves and we'll catch you back here on Monday.
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Pantheon of Scorn. I like it. Right now, I'm trying to think in what order the Vikings, Bears, Brussels Sprouts, mushrooms and UConn basketball should be ranked. And whether the Cardinals deserve Top Five consideration.
I promise to quit saying lol. What is it with you Pingels hating on the lol?
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