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Firefighters pull man from blaze
OXFORD: A man has been taken to hospital after a house fire in Cowley Road this evening. read more
Hi-tech firm's magnets stolen
SEVEN large electromagnetic parts have been stolen from Siemens Magnet Technology in Wharf Road, Eynsham. read more
Ex-champion jockey up for grand race despite kidney op
NOT long after donating a kidney to save a stranger, former champion jockey Richard Pitman is preparing to race in a Grand National event again. read more
Housing plans go on show
A DEVELOPER is holding an exhibition on its plans to build about 49 homes in Marcham. read more
Cowley Road shut after fire breaks out
FIRE crews are currently battling a blaze on Cowley Road near The Cape of Good Hope pub. read more
Man guilty of teen sex assault
A 43-YEAR-OLD man has been convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager. read more
Bomb hoaxer in court again
A MAN who once told police there were bombs in the Bodleian Library has admitted another hoax. read more
New £100k play area gets the thumbs up
TONNES more fun is on the cards for the youngsters of Cutteslowe after their local park got an exciting upgrade. read more
Benefit fraudsters taken to court
TWO benefit fraudsters have been sentenced by magistrates. read more
A34 reopens after crashes
THE A34 has been reopened after two accidents this morning. read more
CABBAGES & KINGS: Magic of music brightens the day
IT HAS been a lousy year – so far," said the distinguished-looking man, a former staff sergeant in the Royal Engineers with two tours of Northern Ireland under his belt. read more
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne's Nutcracker at Oxford's New Theatre
WHERE to begin with Matthew Bourne's The Nutcracker? read more
Guides celebrate gaining gold awards
FIVE girl guides are celebrating striking gold after their hard work led to top achievement awards. read more
Alpacas let their hair down at college
Herds of alpaca enthusiasts packed into an Oxford college to graze on every cough and spit of alpaca life. read more
Eco town battlefield
Bicester's eco town development is increasingly looming as an issue in next month's Cherwell district election – with opposition even coming from within the ruling Conservative ranks. read more
A34 closed both ways after two crashes
TWO crashes on the A34 have closed the road today causing traffic delays. read more
£30 fly-tipper faces £5k bill
A BICESTER fly-tipper has been ordered to pay almost £5,000 after dumping rubbish he was paid £30 to dispose of. read more
SCALES OF JUSTICE: Some of the recent offences at Banbury magistrates' courts
Robert Courts, 57, of New Road, Banbury, admitted drink driving in Middleton Road, Banbury, on February 1. Had 133 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath, above the legal limit of 35 micrograms. Given a 16-week jail term, suspended for two years, due to "high reading, previous conviction for similar offence". Ordered to do 240 hours' unpaid work with two years' supervision and told to pay £85 costs. read more
Marathon trek for city hospice
WALKERS are being challenged to take on a marathon distance to help raise cash for East Oxford hospice Helen and Douglas House. read more
Quirky tradition at Oxfringe fest
OXFORD'S quirkiest festival will be taking over the city's pubs, clubs and theatres again next month. read more
Deported burglar caught red-handed
AN ILLEGAL immigrant kicked out of Britain was back in the country weeks later to burgle an Oxford house. read more
Wilder has faith in No 2 keeper Brown
Oxford United are keeping tight-lipped over goalkeeper Ryan Clarke's injury – but manager Chris Wilder has no qualms about relying on Wayne Brown for the rest of the season if necessary. read more
Guinea pigs abandoned on doorstep
TWO guinea pigs have been taken in by the RSPCA after they were dumped on a doorstep in Bicester. read more
BADMINTON: Langford's title treble
Edith Langford secured a clean sweep of under 17 titles in the Oxfordshire Junior Restricted Tournament at White Horse Leisure & Tennis Centre, Abingdon. read more
Thief drops handbag during chase
A WOMAN gave chase after a thief went into her house while she was putting out the rubbish. read more
CYCLING: Rose in bloom to take second
Oxonian's Malcolm Rose finished runner-up to Fairly United's Peter Oliver in the Charlbury Sporting 10 mile time trial. read more
TENNIS: Merrifield lifts veterans' crown
Cholsey's Jon Merrifield captured the men's 55's singles title at the second Oxfordshire Veterans' Tournament at Virgin Active, the Oxfordshire Health & Racquets Club. read more
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TENNIS: North Oxford in bid for repeat
North Oxford bid to make it two wins from as many matches in the Aegon Team Tennis League Southern Regional Division when they visit Maidenhead on Saturday. In their opening encounter of the competition, previously known as the NCL, North Oxford ran out 4-2 winners over Havant side Avenue. read more
FOOTBALL: Full-strength Witney face Cheltenham test
Witney Town will be aiming to boost their Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division survival bid at home to Cheltenham Saracens tomorrow. read more
Whing: Oxford United not worried by high stakes
THERE has been no hint of panic in the Oxford United changing room, despite seeing their cushion over the sides outside the play-offs eroded to just goal difference, according to Andy Whing. read more
No NHS figures
OXON: Hospital bosses in Oxfordshire last night were unable to say how many patients had been discharged overnight. read more
Man hit with baseball bat
A MAN was attacked with a baseball bat while cycling through an Oxford subway. read more
Less overcrowding on rush-hour trains
First Great Western has begun to make strides in cutting overcrowding on rush-hour trains between Oxford and London. read more
Fake gun made woman fear for her life
THIS was the scene which led a passer-by to fear she was going to be shot in Oxford's Frideswide Square. read more
RUGBY UNION: Gaunt back for Richmond clash
JAMES Gaunt returns at scrum half for Henley Hawks' home game with promotion-chasing Richmond in National 2 South tomorrow. read more
COMMENT: Rail operator looks to be on right track
YOU'RE unlikely to agree if you're reading this while shoehorned between fellow commuters leaving Oxford for London just after 7.30am today, but First Great Western seems to be heading in the right direction on overcrowded trains. read more
Gillingham's King looks forward to Oxford United reunion
THE concept of divided loyalties will be alien for everyone in the crunch clash at the Kassam Stadium tomorrow, but there will be one Gillingham player with a soft spot for Oxford United. read more
CRICKET: Oxon geared up for pipe-opener
Oxfordshire warm up for their MCCA Trophy campaign with their now traditional friendly against Bucks at Aston Rowant on Sunday. read more
Oxford United awards nominations open
VOTING has opened for Oxford United's player of the season award. read more
FOOTBALL: Gee says Millers can make the play-offs
North Leigh boss Mark Gee has urged his players to keep up the pressure on Hungerford as they battle it out with the Berkshire side for a place in the Evo-Stik Southern League Division 1 South & West play-offs. read more
RUGBY UNION: Battle warning for Chinnor
CHINNOR head coach Jason Bowers has warned his players they face another big physical battle when they visit Newton Abbot in National 3 South West tomorrow. read more
FOOTBALL: Fixture pile-up is a worry admits Ford
Oxford City manager Mike Ford says his Evo-Stik Southern League Premier Division promotion-chasing squad will be stretched to the limit as they start a marathon run of four matches in eight days. read more
Hopping aboard for Easter thrills
SARAH Anne Williams was among hundreds of children who have been enjoying all the fun of the fair during the Easter school break. read more
Kebab house rejection angers councillor
A CITY councillor last night hit out at colleagues who denied him permission to open his kebab house longer. read more
Gravel plans ignore switch to recycling
APART from praising Cllr Keith Mitchell (Oxford Mail, April 4) the county council agreed last week to excavate more than one million tonnes of sand and gravel every year from the Oxfordshire countryside. read more
Blow from benefit cuts
THE other evening my cousin phoned me in a rather distraught condition. read more
Keeping watch on drivers
Your recent correspondents Messrs Saunders and Everett, do not, it appears, know the difference between taxi cabs and private hire vehicles. read more
Bus stop in wrong spot
IT appears the county council has not addressed the problem with the bus stop in High Street, Abingdon. read more
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I was thinking about getting into RAW with my pup who just turned 5 months old. We actually have a few butchers that sell pre-made raw mixes and a raw dog food business here in Arizona. All their food is ground. Which I like, it makes feed really simple. I know for the "puritans" grinding may be a complete faux paw, but I have an old #12 grinder that I used to use when I hunted back east. It has a 50 lb mixer bin attachment.
I was thinking of making a 30 lb mix I would do:
2 bags of chicken quarters - 20lbs (65% is 19.5)
9 lbs of veggies
1.5 lbs of organs (chicken livers + I'll source other)
Plus yogurt and coconut oil etc
I was going to buy a hamburger patty maker that has this adjustable thickness and get it to where I can have it thick enough for exactly 1 or 2 patties per meal
Then supplement a few times a week some real RMB's for chewing.
This would allow me to pre make 2 weeks or more worth of food and have it prepared in away that would allow my wife to feed when i am away for a few days etc.
Does anyone see any issues with my plan? I would appreciate input.
Oh BTW, I am currently feeding Natures Variety Instinct Raw Chicken for past 3 weeks and he is doing well and transition off of kibbel completely.
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I feed a variety of proteins to my two animals, primarily based on what is on sale/what I can get for free from local butchers/processors/farmers/friends/whatever. Sometimes I have more venison, sometimes more chicken, sometimes more pork, sometimes more beef, etc. But whatever I have, I have a variety.
Tasha (50-ish lbs, 9 years old, not extremely active) gets an amount approximately the size of a whole chicken leg quarter once a day. She gets something bone in almost every single time, because if I don't she gets loose stool. Every 7th day or so she gets a meal of organ meats.
Master (15-ish lbs SLIM, 1.5 years old, a domestic shorthair cat) gets approximately 1/2 lb worth of food per day (I weigh his out) divided into two meals a day. Every other meal has something with bone... usually a chicken wing because it's easy, and every 7th or 8th meal he gets organs. So twice a week generally, occasionally a little more often.
And my plan with my new puppy Arya is to start with 3x a day. Same protein variety, bone-in morning and evening, whether she finishes the bone or not. Organs three times a week for lunch-time meal, adjusting based on poop and how she starts feeling. And as she gets older decrease down to 2x a day at about 6-8 months, and probably always stay at 2x a day, potentially decreasing to main meal at night and a small meal of an egg and a chewing bone for during the day.
I try too feed my 2 year GSD 3 lbs/day once a day in the afternoon and a RMB at night just something to chew on.
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2. fresh cow green tripe (a must for my. no more loose tools)
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4. cow liver
5. a beef rib at night
Roy just loves goat/lamb meat. Today I wanted to change his menu a bit and got a fresh turkey. He did not like it at all. Since he also doesn't like chicken, I think it is safe to say he doesn't like poultry.
On the weekends I try to get whole rabbits (the entire thing unsliced with the organs in it) for him and he loves it.
starting my 2 on a raw diet
I see a lot of you feed chicken necks, back and turkey necks etc. Where are you finding something like that? My local grocer can only get leg quarters and thighs with backs. I wasn't sure where else I needed to be looking
Also is chicken ok to be a main staple if I add other proteins in for mm and om?
I am thinking about getting back into feeding RAW to my 100 lb 7 year old neutered GSD. My old formula was:
put 4 apples, 4 bananas, medium sized box of blueberries (1 lb), 3 pounds heart meat, 8 eggs (shell and all), 8 cloves of garlic, 3 large cooked yams, 1 head of romaine lettuce, alfalfa sprouts, 1 large tub of low sugar plain yogurt into a food processor and blend all together. Then mix with with lean ground hamburger at a ration of 65% hamburger and 35% mixture. I then separated into 1 lb freezer bags and froze until needed. I also cut up fresh chicken back / necks into 1 pound freezer bags and froze. He would then get a pound of the hamburger mixture in the morning and a pound of the chicken back / necks at night.
Does anyone see any problems with this formula???? Any help would be appreciated.
|I just started my boy (11 months) on a RAW diet last week consisting of chicken quarters and some liver spread throughout. He also gets marrow bones here and there and I will be introducing him to some turkey necks. So far it's been great. His coat is looking good, his energy is great and the bad breath is gone. Not too mention that the poop that comes from a RAW feed dog is so easy during clean-up time. I will never be going back to kibble!
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A judge has dismissed Gov. Nikki Haley and the state's former revenue director from a lawsuit over a massive security breach at South Carolina's tax collection agency.
But Circuit Judge G. Thomas Cooper said Thursday he needed more time to consider requests to dismiss the case against Haley's office, the Department of Revenue, South Carolina's Division of Information Technology and a private data security company.
Former state Sen. John Hawkins' lawsuit accuses the agencies of failing to protect taxpayers.
The cyber-thief who hacked into the agency's computer servers last year took unencrypted data from 3.8 million individual tax filers and 700,000 businesses in the nation's largest hacking of a state agency.
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World famous fashion photographer David Bailey is returning to his roots in the East End of London to showcase a range of his work spanning the last 50 years. The photographs, a personal collection and many previously unseen, document the changing physical and social landscape of the East End. The exhibition focuses on three periods, the 1960s, 1980s and recent years, capturing the people and the streetscapes of the ever evolving area.
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Moonbots Interview with Mr. Canvin from LEGO
Posted by: Laurens Valk at 11:27 AM
Labels: google lunar x, MoonBots, world festival
6 comments:
- Laurens Valk said...
Check out who's interrupting the video at 2:58 :-)
- Apr 21, 2010, 11:36:00 AM
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
And you can see Chris Smith walking around, too. I'd know those shoes anywhere.
- Apr 21, 2010, 12:13:00 PM
- Pe-ads said...
I'm loving the bot that Laurens mentioned. It actually hits the MoonBots guy!
- Apr 22, 2010, 6:55:00 AM
- Robolab 2.9 said...
Pe-ads - it's especially funny since that is the robot Laurens brought.
- Apr 22, 2010, 10:06:00 AM
- bazmati/bazmarc said...
yes,,, that was the best part of the video hehehe, your robot heading to the moon!
- Apr 23, 2010, 11:24:00 AM
- bazmati/bazmarc said...
well i'm sad to announce -- Québec and Argentina cannot participate in MoonBots :( but the whole rest of the world can !
I'm quite disapointed (criss de Loi 101)
- Apr 23, 2010, 2:04:00 PM
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Backing up our LS376 is a Tremec T56 Magnum from Hurst Driveline Conversions (HDC). With triple-cone synchronizers on gears one through four and doubles on the rest, including reverse, it shifts like butter. The Magnums can be ordered in different ratios and we chose the version with a 2.66 First gear and 0.63 Sixth gear. All Magnums share a 26-spline input and stout 31-spline output shaft. HDC offers basic kits starting at $2,995, but we opted for their Elite Kit, which was $4,295. Hey, what's cooler than a wagon with a manual transmission? The answer is, "not much".
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Mating the new-school engine to the old-school frame mounts used to be a pain, but today it's as easy as calling up Holley and ordering up a set of their billet engine plates. This let us bolt on a urethane motor mount kit from Energy Suspension (PN 31114.G, $40) that would work with the factory frame mounts. Keep in mind that engine plates from different companies place the engine in slightly different locations, which can effect transmission placement and header fitment. So do your homework before ordering.
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My views are typically against the norm on this site, so I wanted to explain where I am in my faith journey. I have struggled with my faith for a long time. When I first discovered LIBAW, I took it as a sign and joined immediately. When I arrived I was welcomed warmly, and have always been treated with respect even when my views differ from the group. So when I joined the site, I dove in and learned more about fundamentalist Christianity. I felt maybe I was missing something and I needed to be a fundamentalist in order to find peace with myself and God. But the more I read and learned about living in black and white, the less sense it made to me. The God portrayed in the bible contradicts himself. He is an ultimate being capable of anything, yet he is jealous. He created the world, but wants us to ignore vast parts of it. He created people of different races, creeds, orientations, and beliefs, and then forces those who do not agree with him to suffer eternity in hell. The sin in the world gets blamed on Adam and eve, yet that makes no sense. If God is omniscient and omnipotent, then he already knew Eve would eat the apple before it happened, and yet he still put the apple in the garden of eden.
If God is beyond all, then he should be above the petty emotions of jealousy and anger. Yet we are told we will face his wrath if we do not follow his word specifically. These qualities are contradictions.
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To me, God is love. Pure and simple. Do I think people go to hell? Probably. But not near as many as you would think. I believe he loves us all, regardless of our beliefs, and judges us on our character and actions. Not our ability to follow guidelines written thousands of years ago. I do not believe the Bible is the unaltered and 100% accurate word of God. Im not an athiest. I do believe in God. I believe in the teachings of Jesus. But I cannot live in black and white in a multi-colored world.
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You know that's a "duh" question for me. You should not leave. You make us "fundamentalists" dig deeper & search harder because a lot of your beliefs are questions that we've all had at one time or another though some may not admit it. I've never put a tag on my faith like Calvinist, Fundamentalist, etc. I've never followed man so I've never placed their tag next to my name other then "Christ"ian. I know someone else is going to reply to the rest of your discussion as far as your beliefs go so I'm just going to respond to your question. NOOOOOOOOO. If you left, who would pray for you after all?
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Are you asking for a show of hands? Seriously, I don't think anyone here is asking you to leave or wants you to leave. In fact, I think most of us would see your departure as a loss, leaving behind a void. Sure you could pick up your marbles and go home, so to speak. What would that accomplish?
I see a lot of genuine love, affection and warmth for you coming from the LIBAW community. I, for one, am grateful for your presence (sometimes disturbing but always appreciated!) here. It doesn't matter that your views may not line up with my own or those of the majority of people here. You've always presented your views and asked questions with sincerity, gentleness and respect. You're bathed in the light and love of Christ.
You're often applauded by members of LIBAW for having the courage to be honest about your doubts about the authority and trustworthiness of Scripture and for raising thought-provoking questions that cause many of us to step outside of our comfort zones.
In the same spirit, though, I want to challenge you to re-think some of your assumptions about God and to re-read the Bible, and to be open to the possibility of seeing things differently. Your criticism of narrow-minded thinking is valid, but I urge you to exercise care and caution. You said, "If the God portrayed in the Bible is 100% accurate, then he is a God I could not, with good conscience, worship." With all due respect, in reaching that conclusion, I wonder: How well do you really know the God of the Bible?
I'm not questioning your sincerity here. You see, I struggle with many questions about my faith, too. I am often challenged by what the Scriptures say. I believe as you do that our God is love. The Apostle John tell us "God is love" (1 John 4.16), the Apostle Paul instructs us to clothe ourselves in love because love is that which binds everything together in full and perfect harmony (Colossians 3.14), and Jesus commands us to love one another.
But, when you take exception to the inspiration and authority of the Bible, I have to ask: Is your disagreement really with the words of the Bible itself or with a distorted, faulty and incomplete understanding of what the Bible really says? When we substitute Biblical authority with our own subjective personal feelings about God, define him on our own terms and place limitations on him, if I may be so bold to say, we become guilty of the very fundamentalism that you rail against.
God gave us the Scriptures so that we could come to know his will and purpose for our lives, his plan of salvation, and to share with us the story of his son Jesus Christ--his life, death, and resurrection. The Bible is an incomparable source for knowing God. There is much to be learned through its study. The more we study and reflect on the Scriptures, the more we recognize that its treasures can never be exhausted. Often, we read things into the Bible that aren't there. There's a tendency look to the Bible to confirm our presuppositions and mine it for proof texts rather than to be challenged and confronted by what it really says.
Our understanding of Jesus Christ, the Scriptures and our faith is, truth be told, filtered by our individual experiences, biases, perceptions, prejudices, upbringing, socio-cultural and economic circumstances, biblical literacy, and denominational distinctives. Further, each of us (you and me) is at a different point along the Christian journey.
One reason why I want you to stay here is to serve as a much needed check and balance on groupthink. The LIBAW community benefits greatly from your presence and active participation in discussions precisely because you have a different take on things and you challenge others to think critically and to defend their assumptions rather than taking them for granted. There's a tendency to conform and stifle other opinions in any kind of club, organization or social networking community. Individuals who are not as confident in their points of view or their communication skills begin to withdraw from the discussion and feel unwelcome. A few individuals with strong opinions begin to dominate the discussion. As this happens, discussions become decidedly one-sided with fewer participants, more like "preaching to the choir," and any thoughtful discussion raising different points of view is squelched or silenced.
Let's not let our differences divide and separate us. Instead, let's stay engaged and get on with the business of doing God's work in the world despite those differences. Stay or leave. It's your choice, but you asked for my thoughts and now you know how I feel. I welcome you and I love you in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior!
"Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show hospitality" (Romans 12.13).
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I, too, have been much troubled by many replies as you guys have. I've been on the other side of the continent then you guys though. We are in a race & the finish line is at our corpse & not until then. I say shove it down their throats until they puke it back up. Imagine the pastors that would be sitting home on Sunday mornings if they took this same approach? I'm sure it gets very stressful for them many many times when they see no response year after year to a message that they truly know comes from the power of the Lord but they keep striving for that goal. You think this is rough, you haven't seen anything until you've faced the youth who you love soooo dearly & can't seem to get them to see the full picture. That is where the goal becomes harder to see & the finish line grows dim. Grown ups are a breeze.
Reread my reply Sean. In no way did I say you wasn't running anything. I think you are an awesome young man who wants nothing less then to see the world saved. The only point I was making is you said he was a grown man. I was saying that grown-ups are a breeze compared the youth - whom you are going to be serving soon. I think we're all running a great race. I just think we all take different directions in order to get there. One one situation, your path may be the best path. In another, my path may be the best. And why leave? I don't understand that either. You have a great ministry here but if you feel your time has drawn to a close, then it was great getting to know you. I pray the best for you always. May you always be used in His kingdom & stay on the path no veering to the right or the left. I pray your ministry will be blessed & anyone under the sound of your voice would come to trust Jesus or draw closer to Him. May His face shine on you. I would never stand in the Lord's way if it's your time to move on. Just know you will be missed. I would ask you to pray about it first before making your decision. As far as this discussion goes brother, if you feel it's a waste or if any other discussion is as well, don't respond. Just move onto the next that makes you feel useful. Love you
Sean, I thought I would respond to what you were saying about this being the internet, your point "Let's get out there in the mission field and quit wasting time" caught my attention for a couple reasons. I absolutely agree with you...if all we are doing is coming on LIBAW and posting and discussing these things then we are completely missing the point. To live "out there in the mission field" and come on here secondary is however a great way to stay connected too. The issue here with Jason for example is one encountered in life, face to face, and online. We will always come across those who refuse to see the truth of God's Word no matter how much they have seen or heard...one must use discernment to know whether stating more scripture is going to just be throwing pearls to swine, at some point the seeds have been planted and we just have to stop. On the other hand Jason is loved by God no less today then yesterday, last year or ten years ago, and we also need to be a conduit of God's love and grace to Jason, which includes admonishment and rebuke. If he denies that admonishment or rebuke the Bible is clear in Proverbs what that makes him. I am asking that you don't delete your profile...you are an asset to this site and have alot of wisdom and insight to other members. Please I hope everyone takes your challenge to "get out there in the mission field and quit wasting time" but that doesn't mean you can't ever stop in.
Jesus laid down the stipulations that would apply to the immediate mission He was sending His followers out two-by-two to carry out. They were to travel light and unencumbered, depend on others' hospitality for their daily provisions, and not stay long with any who remain unresponsive to their message. They were to limit their mission to Jewish territories and communities. As God's chosen people, the Jews had the right and the privilege of hearing and responding to this latest and fullest revelation from God before the rest of the world did.
This Scripture was for that very moment in time. I think we need to be careful about who we shake our feet off at. You don't want to put yourself in the place of God as Judge & Jury. I pray that if any one of you ever speak to my son, you would NEVER kick the dust off of your feet & be done. I refuse to accept that my young'un has chosen the world & he'll never change. If I ever come across your children, you can bet your bottom dollar that I will never give up on them as long as they are still asking questions & keep coming around those who have the real answers.
I meant to say that the first paragraph I posted was speaking about Matthew - the one Sean posted. I think it's dangerous to pick & choose who we should reach for the Lord & who we feel is no longer worthy. The Scripture about dusting the feet off is about Jesus & the Jews. That's a dangerous decision on our behalf. We're choosing who should hear & who should not. Like you said Colby, many have given up in other countries. As long as I have breath, I pray I would never be done sharing the Word regardless of whether it is received as I think it should be or not. Yes, I get aggravated when others don't want to hear the Truth but should I quit? I think not. Should I be the one to determine if I should quit? Again, I think not. But, I leave that decision up to the Lord. If He tells me to move on, so be it. He's not led me to stop. I always pray that maybe just that little som'in som'in I say will hit a light bulb i their head. But, until then, I'll continue running the race set out before me. Jesus Himself never quit with Judas & he walked with the Savior daily but He never stopped.
My sentiments exactly.
My son is 26. He is a grown man as well. He's dying & going to hell if he falls dead at this moment. God is not a respecter of persons.
If you're tired of spending your life talking to him, step off. He asked a question, you answered it - Step Off. You continued coming back time & again & if you'll notice, Jason never once came back at anyone. What's to say he wasn't reading your posts & something hit home for him? But then came the posts hammering & hammering. You say it's straight Scripture but personal blows were involved. LIBAW seen they were doing more damage then good & they deleted it. That's the answer to why her reply was deleted. It wasn't just straight Scripture. There was a few statements made at first & those were towards the others that were replying. As much as I love everyone here, they were full of vile. That's the way my spirit accepted it. Then to accuse others of behaving like Joel Osteen & the very churches we were bashing was a bit hurtful. Especially when they know my heart to say those things to me. Saying "I don't mean it personal" or "I'm not meaning to offend anyone" & them slap 'em in the back of the head was quite hurtful to me. If you say first that you're not going to offend, you're usually going to offend them. If you don't feel led & you don't have the right spirit, you should not be part of the discussion anyways. Not one Bible verse is going to matter if it's delivered with resentment or "Got You" attitude.
I'm not angry at any of the remarks, just really really hurt. But, I know in my spirit, everything I said came from the Lord. I refuse to ever give up on anyone EVER until the Lord physically comes down & tells me face-to-face that I'm no longer needed there. If you aren't led by the Lord, you can do more damage. I just thought I would explain where I was coming from with my replies. It's not that I am backing up on Christ's truths. I just feel the deliverance can make others run as well as it can bring them into His arms.
Yes hun I did. However, let us all move on in the Name of the Lord binding together to seek the greater good-the planting of seeds. I know the desires of your heart are the same as the desires of mine. I know your heart. Let's put this behind us as we all will disagree at one time or another. The goal isn't for us to be right but for Christ to be presented & glorified. This was Satan's way of putting a speed bump in our path & for one complete day, he succeeded. He had us so focused on each other that our eyes came off of the blood that covers us all. Let's all say together that we won't allow him to work any further in this discussion. Let's start a new one focused on Him. To God be the glory.
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> Hi all,
> A friend's XP system needs rescuing. When it boots, a message comes
> up right away "No operating system found". Since I use Linux, he
> asked me to help restore the system.
> The first thing I did was mount the hard drive on my Linux box and I
> made a complete image of his C and D drives. He's using NTFS.
> I now have images of his entire hard drive, so now I'm trying to
> rescue the system. I don't know much about Windows, so I'm a little
> lost, but I assume the problem is either:
> 1. MBR got corrupted * Could be a virus * More likely, it has
> something to do with software he was installing at the time. He was
> trying to use Norton something-or-other which wanted to be rebooted
> into DOS mode. That's when things went south.
> 2. Missing system files * autoexec.bat, config.sys and msdos.sys are
> all empty * maybe some other crucial file is missing. I'm not
> familiar with Windows. I thought there should be something named
> C:\command.com, but it appears to be missing.
> Did some Google searching. Apparently, the Windows XP disk has a
> rescue console, and it sounds like it does exactly what I need:
> rewrite the MBR and install a few crucial system files.
> Unfortunately, (fortunately?) I've never had the need for XP, and
> don't have it. I really don't want to buy a copy, either.
> Apparently, there's a DOS utility called SYS, and doing:
> is supposed to restore some crucial boot up files, but when I boot a
> DOS disk, it doesn't seem to know about the hard drive. I take this
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> I'm still Googling, but I figured I'd throw this out in case someone
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> Any ideas on how to rescue the MBR without a Windows XP disk?
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Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
I have now been through four anthem x 29er frames since 2011. Each one has cracked and the joint between the seatpost and top tube. Giant just tell me each time that they have improved the weld and it sholdnt happen again. The most recent was a new 2013 frame which i got in november and I can already see the hairlines starting to appear on the weld. Im not the lightest of people at about 100kg, but im sure i am not the heaviest person to ride a bike either! I am not sure what giant are going to do this time, but surely it cannot be cost effective for them to just keep sending out new frames? Has anyone else had the same problem?
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
How far is your seatpost inserted into the seat tube out of curiosity? Ive seen a crack in that place on an old school hardtail frame cos the post didnt insert far enough to reinforce the joint your talking about. By the way im 110kg and have an anthem 26er with no problems
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
I have it at about the 40mm mark. There is about 50-60mm after the minumium mark, so more than the recommended 80mm. I asked Giant last time if they thought it would be better if they gave me an XL frame as i am on the border between a L and XL. They said that would be a good idea as it would let the seat post be a little further in, but they ended up just sending another large.
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
I ride a XL being 6'2 cos i prefer a long top tube. Strange to have ongoing problems with a brand like giant, sounds like the warranty is great but the frame shouldnt be cracking to begin with. If it happens again an XL frame might be worth a try imo.
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
Hmm, didn't start creaking from around that area prior did it?
Mine's becoming quite symphonic between that and ticking/creaking noises from the rear suspension linkages that keep loosening up every few rides...
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
The rear linkage symphony is the cheap as needle bearings gasping their last in all their unprotected glory...IME they need to be changed out every second year. Or sooner...the Enduro bearings in mine have been excellent
As for the seat tube to top tube weld...I suspect that the Anthem 29er frame was well and truly designed and made for XC only. And anyone trying to do much more than that with them is bringing them undone. To Giant's cost.
I suggest next time you see if you can get a Reign 29er frame instead. Personally...if mine expires in the future it is going to Gripsport for a gusset rather than into Giant's recycling bin.
Ours is not to reason why...merely to point and giggle
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
Mine started up from about the third ride in; it's been back to the LBS twice and both times they told me the bolts were loose (in an accusatory tone ). They're always fine after the bike comes back from the shop though; I guess I should bite the bullet and buy a torque wrench but it just doesn't seem that removing the cranks to tighten a bunch of bolts should be a frequent maintenance job...
Re: Giant Anther x29er frame cracking
If it's the bolts...then they need more loctite. But if they've been loose then I'd strip them down, clean them up and dry lube the shafts...there's no wear tolerance in the rear linkages so the shafts themselves get eaten. It can also put sideways pressure on the bearings and they weren't designed for this. They don't need much torque - about the same as the crankset bolts from memory.
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You can find out more about NPF's National Medical Director, Dr. Michael S. Okun, by also visiting the NPF Center of Excellence, University of Florida Center for Movement Disorders & Neurorestoration.
One of the most exciting aspects of medicine and of medical research has been the direct translation of discoveries from bench to bedside. In the 1950s, Arvid Carlsson rescued animals with Parkinsonian symptoms by utilizing a new chemical compound called L-Dopa. Carlsson's work led to his Nobel Prize in 2000. In the late 1960's, his observations were translated into humans by George Cotzias, and the drug L-Dopa instantly became one of the most remarkable treatments for a human neurological disease ever introduced to the public. In 1988, the combination drug known as Sinemet (carbidopa/levodopa) was approved by the FDA, and millions of Parkinson's disease patients have enormously benefited.
In the early years, the expertise in the best use of Sinemet had not been fully realized or even understood. Paralleling the discovery and use of this drug was a blossoming specialty of neurology, now referred to as movement disorders. Movement disorders neurologists embraced Sinemet, and used it to refine the treatment of their patients. They became skilled at tailoring therapy to improve individual and highly specific symptoms. As a specialty, they made important observations and published many seminal papers.
Amazingly, many patients with this previously devastating neurodegenerative condition began surviving twenty plus years, and thus even general doctors began commonly using Sinemet.
As patients with Parkinson's disease survived longer and longer on new Sinemet drug regimens, scientists and physicians began to better understand the titration of dosages, and the efficient management of patients. It soon became very clear to the medical field that in the right expert hands, adjustment of medication dosages and intervals was intimately tied to the short and long term success for the individual Parkinson's disease sufferer. It also became clear that the drug Sinemet was safe, and tolerable in nearly every case.
It may therefore come as shock for the public at large to learn that the 1988 FDA recommendation not to exceed eight tablets of Sinemet a day has to date never been revised. The original document is so antiquated that most Parkinson's disease patients and families may find the information contained within it somewhat laughable. The document recommends taking one Sinemet tablet three times a day initially, and ultimately it recommends not to exceed two tablets four times a day. The document also states that a significant proportion of infant rats of both sexes are expected to die at a dose of 800 mg/kg. Modern Parkinson's disease patients and their physicians understand that the management of the individual patient must be carefully tailored. The brain's dopamine supply in Parkinson's disease is slowly depleted and, in order to correct the deficiency, multiple doses of Sinemet administered as frequently as one and two hours apart may be necessary to restore quality of life, and to facilitate the basic integration of the Parkinson's disease patient back into society.
Unfortunately, patients and families are not laughing at the 1988 FDA recommendations, as Medicare and insurance providers have been denying prescriptions for Sinemet and for generic carbidopa/levodopa when they exceed eight tablets a day. I think it is safe to say that it is time for the FDA to revise the eight Sinemet a day rule, and to allow patients and families to realize the full benefits of Arvid Carlsson's remarkable discovery.
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