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by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love Joy FeminismCreated To Be His Help Meet, pp. 110-111Debi has previously said that God creates men with armor and women without, so that mean can use their reason to stand against Satan's temptations and make sound decisions while women use their feelings to tenderly care for their children and keep the home. Women, Debi says, are to stand behind the armor of their men, and thus be protected. The reason Eve at the apple, Debi says, is that she stepped out from Adam's armor and was thus vulnerable. Some of you readers raised a question: If this is so, why did Adam also eat the apple? Why didn't his armor protect him and keep him from doing s … [Read more...]
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Quoting Quiverfull: Answering the Botkin Sisters
by Vaughn Ohlman from True Love Doesn't WaitA Response to Visionary Daughters, the website of Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin. Psa 68:6 God setteth the solitary in families: he bringeth out those which are bound with chains: but the rebellious dwell in a dry land.I need to start this post carefully. I have the greatest respect for the Botkins, including the Botkin daughters. Their writing, their films, their vision for their family long term… I am incredibly impressed by much that I see of what they do. … [Read more...]
Let's Talk About Christian Culture and Consent
by Kathryn Brightbill cross posted from Homeschoolers AnonymousNote from R.L. Stollar, HA Community Coordinator: The following post does not mention "homeschooling" in any way. It is more about the Christian culture in which many of our homeschooling experiences occurred. But since many of our particular homeschooling experiences occurred within this culture, this post is very relevant. After reading Kathryn's thoughts, I, too, tried to remember when any of the modesty or purity teachings I received about relationships — in both my church and homeschooling environments — included any discussion about consent. Like Kathryn, I was at a loss. In retrospect, I find this omission rather distur … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Three Decades of Fertility?
by Kelly of Generation Cedar - Mother Vision and Fertility: Inspired Beyond Today (Editor's note: Three Decades of Fertility is a new book out by Visionary Womanhood ministry to promote Quiverfull. This is what Kelly is promoting in this bit.)Three Decades of Fertility takes you on a journey of ten ordinary women surrendering to an extraordinary God. It's a book about living counter-culturally, daring to sacrifice the approval of man for a greater reward: a life lived in the loving hands of a Creator-God, trusting His sovereign goodness in the grand scheme of our existence. … [Read more...]
Fascinating Womanhood Review: Perfect Follower
by Samantha cross posted from her blog Defeating the Dragons When I first started this series, I mentioned how Helen had the unpleasant habit of appearing to be quite supportive. In many places, she tells women that they need to be bold, strong– she even uses the word assertive at times. However, I also mentioned how whenever she says something that seems forward thinking, she always undoes it in the surrounding texts. In this way, she's a bit like Lucy and the football. She tells you that it is perfectly alright to expect your husband to listen to you, or to not be abused, but then she does complete about-face in everything else she says. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Stockpiling?
by Zsuzsanna Anderson of Faithful Word Baptist Church and Are They All Yours blog - Q & A Answers Part 2Growing up, I was taught the pre-trib rapture. After looking at scripture with my husband, I've come to realize how false it is. I can see why people want to believe in in because knowing my children may live through terrible persecution scares me when I allow myself to think about it. How do you deal with this? Just not think about it? … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: It Comes Down to "Cool" and "Uncool"?
by Jay Younts of Shepherd Press - Answers to Your QuestionsHelp your teenagers see how it works out for the world.Teenagers raised in Christian homes in this culture face a difficult dilemma. Mom and Dad have one view of how to live; the world around them has another. It is vital that parents recognize the significance of this battle. … [Read more...]
Quoting Quiverfull: Problems Facing Homeschoolers?
From Persevero News an interview with Michael Moody of Forge Ministries - Engage the BattleWhat is the greatest problem you see facing homeschoolers in particular? Thousands and thousands of families are homeschooling but many have no foundation. Parents are choosing to home educate for a number of reasons: they want their child to excel academically; they want their child sheltered from drugs and kept safe; they want to give their child individual attention because of a learning … [Read more...]
Slutty Girls…(Fill in Blank)
by Calulu cross posted from her blog Seeking The LightOne of the big phrases I heard many times in my very Catholic family was "Slutty Girls...." with some description of whatever undesirable behavior that these imaginary threatening exemplar ladies were modeling.I heard that hoary old chestnut so many times that if I were to suddenly pick up a Marlboro, flick my Bic and actually inhale I'd hear my mother, my grandmother, my great grandmother and probably countless generations back exclaim in my mind - "Slutty girls smoke" - spoken in parts outraged and cautionary. … [Read more...]


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Cally Macumber Wins SEC Championship
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Kentucky Women Place 12th at Pre-Nationals
Macumber, Oswald turn in top-25 performances.
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Women Finish Eighth, Men 12th.
Cross Country Men and Women Finish Second
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Cross Country Concludes Season at Southeast Regional
Luis Orta earns All-Region honors with 21st-place finish
2011-12 (Junior):Cross Country - Placed 36th at the Belmont-VU Opener to start her junior year, finishing the 4K event in 15:27.10 ... Posted a top-10 finish at the Tennessee Invitational after posting a time of 19:23.89 in the 5K ... Finished the 5K Greater Louisville Classic in 18:41.63 ... Competed in the SEC Championships and the NCAA Southeast Region Championships.
2010-11 (Sophomore): Cross Country - Did not compete. Indoor - Had the third-best time in the 800m run on the season ... Recorded her fastest 800m time at the Rod McCravy Memorial ... Had her best one-mile run at the Akron Invitational. Outdoor - Competed in the 1,500m run during the outdoor season ... Ran her best 1,500m at the Sea Ray Relays.


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The Granville County Museum will have a special program Saturday afternoon at 1 featuring tobacco historian and Granville County native W.W. "Billy" Yeargin.
The program, "Tobacco & Railroads-An Independence," will focus on the influences that 19th century tobacco production in North Carolina had on the development of the railroads systems along the North Carolina-Virginia border.
Yeargin, who is a teacher, lecturer and author, will discuss the traditional influences and interdependency between the rail system and tobacco.
Yeargin teaches history at Johnston Community College and American tobacco culture at Vance-Granville Community College.
He is a former headmaster at Oak Ridge Military Academy and teaches Southern Culture for Osher Lifelong Learning program at Duke University.
After graduating from Oak Ridge Military Academy, Yeargin attended the University of North Carolina and earned a degree in history and religion. He also holds a master's degree in Liberal Studies, with a focus on American southern culture, from Duke University. He studied European History and Politics at the University of Oxford.
Yeargin has an extensive background in the North Carolina tobacco industry. He was former executive director of the Tobacco Growers Information Committee, spokesman for the U.S. Tobacco Growers, and agriculture liaison to former Gov. Jim Hunt Jr.
He has published two books on the historical context of North Carolina tobacco culture: "North Carolina Tobacco, a History" and "Remembering North Carolina Tobacco."
The program will take place in the Harris Exhibit Hall at the Granville County Museum, located at 1 Museum Lane Oxford. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
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When John Loughlin lowers a cordless angle grinder onto a section of a TiGr titanium bike lock clamped to a table, it emits the piercing scream of something that has a reason to live. White sparks spray the air and metal whiskers fly uncomfortably close to where I stand nearby, cringing. There is the distinct bouquet of burning hair.
Five seconds go by. Then 10. If we were on a city street right now, a small crowd of spectators might have formed a curious semicircle. Which is exactly the point. Assuming any lock can eventually be compromised, this is the most helpful thing it can do: create such a time-consuming spectacle when it is assaulted as to make a bike not worth stealing. Because too often—as Loughlin demonstrated earlier by snapping a steel U-lock like a candy cane—it's over in a flash. We're standing in a garage in New Jersey where blacksmiths worked iron 200 years ago. This is where TiGr locks originated, in Loughlin's parents' 18th-century home, where gilt-framed paintings, yawning fireplaces, and green acreage beyond the barn suggest the estate of a retired American president, not an engineering lab.
In this unlikely environment Loughlin and his father dreamed up an even more unlikely device, a wholly new entry in a mostly familiar field of cables, chains, and U-locks. TiGr (pronounced "tiger") looks like a giant tweezers—a single flat strip of titanium, bent on one end, open on the other. You slide the lock onto the bike like a paper clip, capturing wheels, frame, and bike-parking rack, then secure the two ends in a dense, smooth, cylindrical rotary disc lock with a bead-tight keyway. After stowing the tips inside the cylinder, you depress a button to activate the lock. When not in use, the lock can be strapped to a top tube.
Its visual deterrence value feels low. If I were in my kitchen I might try to open it with my good scissors. The device scarcely interrupts the look of the bike, and for riders accustomed to the appearance of brawn, TiGr's minimalist vibe may not inspire confidence. "It's an alternative to the Mr. T approach," Loughlin tells me.
Reasonable people could hesitate to entrust their Shinolas and Globes to a family business prototyping attractive locks in a home workshop the size of a church confessional. But the Loughlins aren't an ordinary family. Both John and his father, Bob, are mechanical engineers, and Bob has worked in the security business for 35 years. He got his first patent in 1957 and has generated a slew of them since—though he calls some of them "10-dollar solutions to one-dollar problems." After working for Hewlett-Packard and developing a cardiac catheter, Bob Loughlin invested in a business with friends, making low-end padlocks. "I wanted to do something better," he says. He started designing security for the military, including locks for nuclear cruise missile launchers and storage facilities. He invented an indicative tamper seal for luggage and a sleek, guillotine-like lock for UPS trucks, which cut street thefts in New York's Diamond District from 186 to zero in a single year.
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Hey, im wanting to install mplayer but am finding it more difficult and dangerous than i thought. My wii is pretty new and came with 4.1u system firmware. I read that in order to get this software working i needed to install usb2.0 cios from Mplayer Team and in order to be succesful i have to install something called Trucha Bug to play dvd's. I had to run bootmii ios and cant risk getting bricked. I'm wondering if this is dangerous process and if someone knows anything about installing Mplayer or perhaps a guide?
when you were installing bootmii and hombrew did you instal DVDX
yes i installed bootmi ios dvdx and homebrew. i used messie's guide for 4.2 systems on this Cite
You said your wii has 4.1 system menu, but then you stated you used messie's guide to hack a 4.2, are you sure you used the correct guide?
mplayer_ce 0.77.rar download this extract it to your apps folder on sd....go to homebrew and launch the mpplayer
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i ment to say 4.2 stomp , i should have cleared that up
OK, just making sure you not use the wrong guide, because that may cause trouble on your end.
If you followed messie's guide then you should have Trucha Bug installed already. Then all you need to install is the IOS202. the cIOS usb 2.0 is an older version. But if you installed that already then use it. A newer version of the IOS202 from Hermes cIOS installer v5 is much better. When you feel safer, try installing that IOS202, you will see a considerable speed difference with the newer IOS202.
There is no danger to installing cIOS or using Mplayer.
I was able to open mplayer and i put a dvd in and went to where it says play dvd, however it didnt work, i tried several times, one time it said exception dsi error i believe. any ideas of why its not working? as i said i have installed dvdx a while ago and i also used hermes cios installer and got 202 222 223 installed if that has anything to do with it.. im confused
the cIOS usb 2.0 installer will install IOS202 v2. You probably installed IOS202 v4 with messie's guide, so that will work with MPlayer. Another thing, your Wii may have one of them new D3-2 dvd drives that cannot read anything other than a retail Wii disc. Is your Wii really new?


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Location: texas and oklahoma
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real name? Caleb Comstock
age? 23
how long been playing?
four years
origin of user name?
my parents gave it to me
top 5 drummers?
five biggest influences on me have been my dad, billy cobham, buddy rich, dave witte, and art blakey
make of drumkit?
make of cymbal?
some zildjian, some meinl
where do you practice?
anywhere that i can
are you in a band/s?
taking a break right now, and realizing that not having bands to play with SUCKS (had multiple things going with friends for a while until i took a job in a different state; now i'm very homesick).
covers or originals?
originals (well, aside from the grindcore cover of "carry on my wayward son"...)
what style of music?
one of em was a southern rock band with some real funky stuff goin on, and one was a metal band called amish acid dealer which was headed in a direction i would describe as "grindcore bebop" before we kinda went our separate ways and myself and one of the guitarists (who's also a great pianist) started playing a lot of free jazz with some other dudes...needless to say, i need to get back home because i miss all of it.
favourite take out food?
tacos, tortas, burritos, gorditas, koketadas...anything you can buy from a cart
united states, usually texas but oklahoma right now
one really odd fact about yourself?
hmm...kinda hard to narrow it down to just one...but it is really odd that i didn't start playing until after i moved out of my parents' house even though my dad was a drummer (semi-pro, gigged in bar bands for like 30 years) and there were drums in the house during most of my growing up years...
how did you start drumming?
funny story...
i was 19 at the time, and i was playing "tony hawk's pro skater" (the first one, on original playstation). i had the warehouse level maxed out on points, like, over 600,000 (which was a lot on the first tony hawk game). to do it, i'd have to repeat a certain unbroken line of tricks several times within the alotted two minutes, and since the number of points for each trick decreases with repeated use, i had to improvise the order of the tricks i was stringing together within the larger line. it's necessary to keep variety in mind when doing this in order to keep the scores high and not depreciate the overall value of each successful line, but at the same time you have to tastefully apply the tricks because there are some that will just make you fall down and lose all of your points if you try them at the wrong moment. when i was doing this i had recently dropped out of college, and i would spend hours after work each day "practicing." when i realized that i had been spending so much time learning to coordinate a long, complex, time-sensitive, repetitious combination filled with minor but important improvised phrases of button-pushing over the course of a couple minutes, i thought, "hey, that's kind of like playing a song, maybe i should start learning to play my roommate's drums instead of this video game..." eventually i got my own drums, and eventually i quit my job and dropped back into school. i'm a fast learner, apparently, but i have a lot of lost time to make up for. so any time that i get discouraged about having such a late start, i just remember that jim chapin didn't start until he was 18...
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5/3 Arena is not a great venue either and that does factor in. That is putting it nicely. The venue is subpar by today's standards and needs gutted to fix it. I believe that is the next project UC will tackle after Nippert.
Having said all that, fans in this city seem to hold grudges much longer than they should. Sure, I loved Huggins, but Mick has done an outstanding job. Not only had he been winning at a good clip, he has done it the right way. Any lingering bitterness towards the program is unfounded and very unfair to Mick and his team. Mick might not have been a flashy hire, but it's very easy to argue he was the right guy for the job.
Hopefully people notice what this team is doing and start showing up to support them. I'm just not optimistic that they will unfortunately, and I know that it is taking is toll on Mick. He is starting at a disadvantage in recruiting because of it. The selling he has to do is crazy.
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You know the more I watch them the more I think we can be dangerous in March. Our Freshman have been getting better, and offensively it's not like we're gonna get worse. We have guys that can score on the team, and working them into our rotation has helped. The way teams guard Kilpatrick it opens up everyone else.
Also, Justin Jackson has been great this year.
Last time I went to a UC hoops game, my car got towed and I had to retrieve from the middle of crack alley (taking my 10 yr. old daughter) with a wad of cash. Coupling that with Clifton isn't the greatest place to go and UC's arena is mostly crappy seating, that was the last straw. I won't take tickets now even if they are free. I don't get mad, I just don't go.
Teach tolerance.
Justin Jackson was just named conference player of the week for the third consecutive week.
What if this wasn't a rhetorical question?
All models are wrong. Some of them are useful.
I'll be making the trip down for the Rutgers game this Saturday. I live 2 hours away so I'm usually only able to make 1-2 games per year.
I'm very excited about the future this team has. The three freshman have really impressed me, there's two more freshmen being redshirted, and we have two very talented freshmen coming in next year. 2-3 years from now this team has serious potential to be top 10 caliber. Thinking about the future with this group makes me giddy.
Bearcats just missed a spot on the AP Top 25 this week. They came in at number 26.
A watched plot never thickens.
I think that UC, Xavier, and Pitt will all be ranked in the next 2-3 weeks time. Both UC and Xavier have shown big improvements since the early season. Xavier looked terrible in their tournament where they went 0-3, but seem to have figured it out. UC's freshmen are gaining confidence and are turning them into a different team than what they were early in the season.
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I am running 3.2e, usb loader 1.5 or gx loader 1.0 r815.
under cios36rev10 I am able to load games and play using usb loader or gx loader without problem. I then came accross an error #002 in smackdown vs raw2010 so I checked the compatibility and it sugested I needed cios38 rev14.
I installed rev14 which goes through with sucess but now usbloader 1.5 does not recognise my partition and gx loader says witing to plug in a HD. If I switch to the other USB port, the loaders recognise the drive again but also give me back the error #002. So therefore only the top USB port is recognising the REV14.
I read somewhere that if you have 3.2 firmware that you also have trucha bug installed, so I am guessing it isnt that.
I can go back to rev10 and all my other games work fine.
I am currently burning a DVD to see if it (SVR2010) will work from Disc.
Any Ideas?
I have read others with similar problems. Now fixed my problem by installing neogamma r7 with rev14. everything runs and from a channel. Works for discs, sd or usb.
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Three-term Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-MN) dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday after a last-place finish in Iowa:
"Last night the people of Iowa spoke with a very clear voice and so I have decided to stand aside," she said.
Bachmann, who came in sixth in the Iowa caucuses, ended her campaign with a vow to fight on against President Barack Obama, insisting the November presidential election might be a last chance "to turn the nation around before we go down the road to socialism."
But the congresswoman from Minnesota, a Christian evangelical who was an early favorite of the conservative Tea Party movement, gave no indication whether she would throw her support behind another candidate.
She won only five percent of the Republican vote in Iowa, the first state-wide party nominating contest, which ended in a virtual tie between former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and dark horse Rick Santorum, a former senator from Pennsylvania.
Bachmann was born in Iowa, and the heartland state had been the scene of her most important victory, a straw poll in August that served as the first winnowing of the large Republican field.
But she was pushed aside almost immediately by the entry into the race of Texas Governor Rick Perry, another loser in Tuesday's contest, and never regained momentum in a volatile contest that saw nearly every other candidate rise and fall in the polls.
Bachmann, who was raised in a family of Democrats, supported Jimmy Carter in 1976, and she and her husband worked on his campaign. But during Carter's presidency, Bachmann says she became disappointed with his liberal approach to public policy, support for legalized abortion and economic decisions she held responsible for increased gas prices. In the 1980 presidential election, she voted for Ronald Reagan and worked for his campaign.
In 2000, Bachmann won election to the Minnesota State Senate, where she served two terms. In November 2004, she was appointed to the post of Assistant Minority Leader in charge of Policy for the Senate Republican Caucus, but in July 2005, the GOP Caucus removed her from her leadership position.
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RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) – Lawmakers were firing off over gun control, one day before the U.S. Senate is scheduled to debate and vote on gun laws in Washington, D.C.
Earlier today. Sen Joe Manchin III (D- West Virginia) and Sen. Patrick Toomey (R – Pennsylvania) announced a bipartisan deal on expanding background checks at gun shows and Internet sales. It was considered by come to be a surprise move since both senators have been strongly supported by the National Rifle Association (NRA). The NRA opposes tighter restrictions.
There are still quite a few hurdles to overcome, including a potential filibuster by some Republicans who have vowed to fight such gun control proposals. Still supporters of the firearm legislation said they're needed to curb gun violence.
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Dana White On Silva vs. GSP: "I'll Make This Fight" | UFC NEWS
"It's the No. 1 best pound-for-pound fighter in the world against the No. 2 best pound-for-pound fighter in the world," White told Fox Sports. "It's a big fight. We think people want to see it, and we think the guys want to do it, so we'll do it. They will fight, and it will probably be in May or around May."
"[St. Pierre] is lumped up. He's sore. He feels like he just got hit by a bus, I'm sure. He hasn't fought in 18 months. I'll make this fight," said White. "We're going to sit down with Anderson, probably in the next two weeks, and I'm sure we're going to sit down and talk to St. Pierre and his team, too. Who knows? Maybe we go into this thing, and St. Pierre says, 'Absolutely not,' but I just don't see that happening."
Following UFC 154, UFC president Dana White announced that the Silva vs. GSP fight is on, as long as he has anything to say about it.
Can the UFC president really get the two champs to square off?
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You're supposed to make this fight. And Silva already said he would fight, but good on ya…
spider vs bones
NO! give GSP more time he just came back from rehab and he needs more time to get back to his former style and body because right now he stands no chance against Silva, HE NEEDS MORE TIME
Why would you do this. It made sense before he was hurt but now he has Hendricks and Diaz as top challengers.
if GSP is smart and im sure he is…he wont take the fight. look what Spider did to a bigger stephan bonner on roids….demolished him. carlos condit is good but nowhere near the level of anderson silva and he almost beat GSP. gsp would definitly need to take a fight or 2 more before even thinking about silva but by then that money train will be long gone.
Bones VS Silva makes more sense for silva if in fact silva is only looking for challenging big name fights.
i say the same thing give a few more fights for GSP…silva need's this fight b4 jones. look this fight has been talked about for years…we as fans would like to see it…after that fight if silva win's then gsp will drop to three p4p an jones will move up i see them setting it just like that…not fair to GSP but GSP did go around saying silva was junk an he was not impressed…so let him back that up…
In what universe does not winning a single round in a fight count as almost beating someone? I do think he should be allowed more time. But your statement is ignorant. Plus, if there was someone who could have a chance against Silva, returning from injury or not, it is GSP. Hell, even in his first fight after a rough recovery, GSP is still better than anyone else out there that has challenged, or could be set before Silva.
This fight makes no sense. Why force one of your two top fighters to have a L behind their name for one single unnecessary fight?! One of them will have a certain stigma left against them for having lost to the other..just doesn't even seem good for business, nor do i think that many fans care to see this, I mean this is no superfight…this is like david and goliath anyway!
Did you see silva standing inches taller than machida while they were ringside watching GSP vs Condit?! Honestly, this one doesn't appeal to me and i'm a huge fan of both GSP and Silva!!
I like seeing a division dominated where others are trying to climb to the top, forcing one of these champs to lose is just unnecessary and really isn't that big of a deal!
Everything he said.
What i want to is how the hell can he stand there and say ill make this fight but he cant make the bones silva fight witch would be a better match up
Dana laughed at the WBC/WBA for not making the mayweather pacquiao fight. In fact, I believe he said something to the tune of "the difference in the UFC is that we make these fights happen" everyone wanted spider vs GSP last year then everyone saw jones demolish rashad and the jones vs silva fight was proposed. Lets get GSP put of the way cus we know silva will crush and that will make for an even more alluring spider vs jones fight. It will be spider demolishing his weight class going down and taking out the greatest welter champ of all time then going up and… Well, then we have a fight.
The only reason why Anderson vs jones makes more sense than gsp vs silva. It's because of the size. Silva it's a better fighter than gsp, in my opinion. And he's bigger so silva has more chances on winning that fight. Silva is a better fighter than jones but jones is bigger and stronger so it would be more even , I think. Either way I truly believe silva would win both. Just from what I've seen him do in the octagon. He makes it seem kinda unreal sometimes. Gsp seems to have more trouble finishing his opponents and jones, you've seen him struggle too. I think not so much his skills but his strength and size has helped him a lot in his fights. That's just my opinion. True fans can probably see my point of view. Passing fans only see it black and white.
Silva vs Jones is the best solution for the UFC and Dana I hope you pick this one instead of GSP. Give GSP 3 more fights then he'll be ready for Silva. I'm fighter and to me this just makes so sense for GSP to take this any time soon. I say Silva vs Jones. Hell Silva has already fought 4-5 light heavy weights, he wants to move up in that division and play around than ok give him Jones. But either way its going to make a big pay day for both fighters.
I am not responding to all of these similar posts, so I am going to stop here and talk for a sec. People need to stop complaining about Bones v Silva not happening, or needing to happen. It isn't going to happen, not anytime soon anyway. Both Jones and Silva (as well as Dana White) have expressed that the end result is a lose lose lose situation (meaning Silva, Jones, and the UFC lose). If Silva wins, he is taking the belt from a less experienced champion who is considerably younger, making him look greedy and like a terrible person. If Bones wins, people will say that he could only beat Silva because he is "getting old." Neither will fight each other without a title on the line, so if they did fight, the UFC is guaranteed to lose a champion and disrupt the fan base of the organization as well as the fighter that loses. There is no winner here, which is why the Silva v Jones fight will not happen.
I think a lot of people are already counting GSP as beat in this fight. I have much respect for both for what they have done for MMA. I think its a pretty even matchup only because of the amount of weight A.S. will have to cut to make this fight happen.
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Someone gave me an idea on here. They did a guess who I drew type thing. I was wondering if you artists would want to play? I can go first : ).BUT this is a quick sketch, I'm not the best out there and the picture looks funny because I took it tilted... It doesn't look like that in person. : /
Guess Who?
Yep...that was too easy, lol. At least you recognized him!
I love Peanut and you have captured him well, I can't go next because I can't draw to save my life, but I'll play guessing games :lol:
That's good! My drawing skills include stick figures and well stick figures.
I'll join GH in the guesser group :)
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:rofl: Makes you more talented than me for sure
Ok I'll work on another one for you guys. :)
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Guess who? Sorry if it sucks. I haven't felt well all day and I'm exhausted to the core. So I was sort of blinking every half second trying to finish it. If the first pic doesn't give it away the second one should.
I recognize that belly:lol::lol:
Neat idea! And lovely drawings.
I wish I was more help, but I have a bad memory and can't draw. So I'll just join in as decoration. :wink: :lol:
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Sup dudes? So, I'm going to make this blanket for a coworker who is having a baby in June (note to self, must start NOW). I bought the Alice Starmore book that this came from but it's for a sweater. I have also purchased the yarn. I'm okay with doing the blanket in the round and steeking it but I'm not sure about the edging. How do you get those nice mitered corners? Do you do the bottom edge and top edge in your knitting and then pick up the sides when you're finished? Help........
Okay: This is what I have gathered so for.....Pick up stitches putting markers at the corners. Knit round one doing an increase on either side of the marker. Next round no increase. Round three as round one.
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Not sure if you saw this, but they just posted it as a new Ravelry pattern. $6.00 download. (but I'm thinking you already have the pattern).
Per Ravelry comment: Knit as a tube with a steek, then cut and border sts picked up and knit in the round. Not sure how they're managing the corners.. . I think paired increases would work.
Sorry, don't steeks from steaks, but love the elephant pattern. Lucky baby.
I haven't done much steeking, but what I have done has had a knitted flap to cover the cut steeks. I think I would be inclined to knit the border on after and going all the way around with right and left leaning inc's on each side of the corner stitch, but better yet checkout the site recommended in the previous comment, it looks to be a beautiful blanket and I hope you post pictures of it when you have finished.
"Pinneguri" from the "Med Pinner" blog has posted instructions for her shawl "Mrs. Barrista" where she knits a triangular shawl with a steek and a mitered border. I think that she's posted detailed instructions in English, with photo illustrations, on Ravelry.
Are you using the Shetland yarns as called for in the pattern? If you think they might be a little scratchy or if you think the stranded on the back of the blanket might snag on various things, you may want to line the back with a nice soft flannel or sateen fabric in a color that would go well with the blanket.
If you are going to knit it in the round and steek I would think you could just knit the entire border as you go. YOu might have to play with the charts to get the mitered corners.
If you want the four edges to match - then you could work a top and bottom edge to match your steek.


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This spot doesn't worth the trip..food is really average, cocktails are not tasty..and the service could be better. Conclusion: A good spot for tourists, but not for new yorkers..
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I went here with my girlfriends for sunday brunch - we made reservations, but for some reason, this particular sunday was slower than most, as usually there is a line /wait out the door. Jane serves bread with strawberry jam, which was delicious. I ordered the french toast - which was wonderful - brioche/creme brulee with syrup. It was a melt in your mouth type dish. If I hadn't been so full from the bread/strawberry jam, I probably would have licked my plate clean! All brunch meals come with your choice of brunch cocktail (or just plain orange juice), so I had the raspberry champagne cocktail. I would definitely recommend this place and will go back again. The atmosphere is good for girlfriends, significant others, families, etc.
Posted by superdude on 07/07/2008
Ordered delivery today and was super impressed with both the transaction on the phone and the product that was deilvered. Awesome ceasar salad with salmon on the side and a cookie. TOO GOOD. Its a solid place for dine in and delivery.
Posted by Anonymous on 06/24/2008
A recent visit: our hostess was unimpressive in manner and offered us a seat right beside the kitchen door, in a largely empty dining room. Our waiter was genial. Entree: The artichoke risotto was awash in butter and saffron, with no discernible artichoke taste, in spite of apparent lumps of artichoke in the mix. The goat cheese flatbread appetizer was good. Salads were adequate. Dessert, the profiterole, was good. Cocktails: only the Spring Fling was tasty a margarita and a passionfruit concoction were syrupy-sweet. The check was presented right after dessert was served, yet dinner plates had sat, untouched, for quite a while.
Posted by kgodlew on 05/28/2008
This place is a great find. I first went with my husband and another couple for New Year's Eve dinner. The food was fabulous and the price was decent. Free champagne was included. We thought that we would get 1, maybe 2 glasses but the waiters were constantly refilling our glasses with bubbly - which we loved! The red velvet cake was delish as well. We recently went back again for Sunday brunch and again, weren't disappointed. With each meal, you receive a free drink. The mimosa was great and so was the Raspberry Champagne Cocktail. The Salmon Scramble was good, but the Farmhouse was even better. The wait was about 10 min with a reservation, not bad for a packed house. I totally recommend!
Posted by Anonymous on 04/16/2008
This is a hidden gem. Restaurants is our hobby, and we still managed to be surprised by this one - excellent food (try the gnocchi appetizer and steak frite for main course), extraordinary service, and chique ambience. Go!


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When you want to create a model in ZBrush that's made up of many different parts, you use what's known as subtools. Remember in ZBrush, tool just means anything that makes a mark on the canvas but it also means 3D models. So I'm going to use the word tool interchangeably with the term model or sculpt or object through all the same thing. So therefore a subtool is really just an object that's part of a larger object. I have ZBrush loaded. I take the Tool palette and put it in the tray by clicking on this switch. I'm going to press Load tool and I'm going to load the robot_subtool object here.
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What I would like to show you is how to add an object to the robot by appending it as a subtool. So let's first make another 3D object. We are going to make a whole new part. I'm going to click on this tool icon here and I'm going to select the Gear 3D model and we switch over to this model. The robot disappears but he is still here. Here is his feet. We have just switched from one model to another while we are in Edit mode. I'm going to press F to zoom-in on the model to get a closer look and I'm going to scroll down and I'm going to expand the Initialize sub-palette and I'm going to start playing with some sliders.
I don't have a specific idea what I'm trying to create. I'm just going to play around until I get something that looks kind of neat. Usually that's done pretty quickly by playing with these controls. Let's Skew a little bit, there we go. This robot has a built-in blender of some sort. Let's expand the Outer Profile. It makes it a little bit more intimidating looking and taking that up a little bit. There we go. Nice kind of gear shape going. Not exactly sure what it is but it looks like it will be very useful to robot. This is a parametric 3D objects. I want to convert it to a PolyMesh, just in case I decide that I want to use the sculpting brush as later on to change it. I'm going to click on the Make PolyMesh 3D button here at the top of the tool sub-palette. It makes a copy of the object but this copy is now something that is sculptable with the sculpting brushes and it's given the name PM3D_Gear3D#1, not terribly descriptive.
So let's switch back to our robot here. Just by selecting him in the Tool palette. You can also select him this way. I'm going to press F so that we can see the entire robot and I'm going to go to the SubTool palette and I'm going to click on Append. When I do that I get this toolbox here and I click on this and it's going to have this object and here it is down at the bottom. You don't see it. The reason you don't see it is because it's in the middle of the robot. If I want to see it, I can click on Transparency and there it is, looks like that's what he had for lunch. The Transparency button allows you to actually see through the model. So it makes the objects semitransparent. It's very useful when working with subtools. So you can see it there.
To control the visibility of individual subtools, I can just click on the Eyeball icons here. If I go to the selected subtool, that's the one that's highlighted here and I click on the Eyeball icon, it hides everything except for the one subtool. I click on it again, it restores the visibility. That only happens for the current selected subtool. In other words if I hide the antenna I don't get the same action. It's only when I do it with the currently selected subtool. That allows you to quickly go to that subtool and start working with it.
There is a Delete key to remove the selected subtool and I can also Rename it. So let's Rename this subtool. We will call it gear, easy to remember. Now that I have created my extra object, converted it to a PolyMesh and appended it to the main robot model using the SubTool palette, I'm ready to reposition it using the Transpose tool.
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All donations are contributed to the foundation, which assists premature babies and their families.
More information is available on their website, www.lilyshopefoundation.org.
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Get out your broomsticks and prepare to attend the 4th Annual Harry Potter Weekend and Brotherly Love Cup at CHC! Click here for more information.