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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- On January 1, the European Union could punish a Middle East country with sanctions. No, it's not over nuclear weapons in Iran; the E.U.'s target is Israel.
New economic guidelines would prohibit money going from E.U. member nations to Israeli communities beyond what's called the green line, also known as the West Bank.
In order to receive funding, a private Israeli entity must prove it has no ties to the West Bank (Judea and Samaria), the Golan Heights and east Jerusalem. The economic impact could run into the millions.
Some believe the move is part of a growing anti-Semitism moving across Europe.
Those new E.U. guidelines are being established here in Brussels, Belgium, at the European parliament. They represent a major economic challenge to Israel and could predetermine the borders of a future Palestinian state.
Tomas Sandell, with the European Coalition for Israel told CBN News these guidelines "basically restrict any type of cooperation, financial cooperation between Europe and these disputed territories."
"And it's more complicated than you would think because even if you would have one particular university wanting to engage in a multi-million program with the E.U., if you happen to have one professor say living in east Jerusalem it would be impossible with these new guidelines," Sandell explained.
Andrew Tucker, executive director of Christians for Israel International says the guidelines put Europe in the position of creating a Jew-free state."
"But I think the thing that concerns us most is the signal that it's giving," Tucker told CBN News. "And we're concerned that Europe is on the slippery slope toward forcing the creation of a Palestinian state and it will be a Palestinian state where Jews will not be welcome."
Tucker and others feel this "slippery slope" would pressure Israel to create a future Palestinian state based on the so-called 1967 borders, divide Jerusalem and make it illegal for Jews to live there.
"There's nothing in the guidelines to say that Jews are not allowed to live in a new Palestinian state but we would see it as part of a broader project whereby Europe is saying all Israeli settlements are illegal, which means any Jew living in so called eastern Jerusalem -- and you know it better than I do -- this is heart of Jewish Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria -- is illegal," Tucker told CBN News. "Once you buy into that, then it's a question of taking and implementing administrative steps to make it a reality and the guidelines is just one example."
Israel and the E.U. did sign an economic agreement recently called "Horizon 2020," but the financial restrictions remain in place for the disputed territories. Israel's representative to the European Union feels that hurts both Israelis and Palestinians. David Saranga, head of the E.U.'s Parliament Liaison Department, said it will also hurt Palestinian residents.
"At the end of the day, we're talking about the territories behind the 67 borders. It means settlements, but it also means Palestinians living around these settlements are not going to benefit."
It reminds Sandell of the anti-Semitism spawned in Europe during the 1930s."For me this is anti-Semitism 2.0. It's more sophisticated, but it's very effective in terms of demonizing Jews, demonizing the Jewish state and making life difficult in particular for those who would want to live in these disputed territories," Sandell said. "I know many people will be upset for hearing me saying this, but I do see similarities. Then they simply said 'don't buy from Jews.' Today, it's boycott Israel."
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As I Said Before, I am NOT a Sun Seeker!
I've said it before and I'll say it again! I'm NOT a sun seeker! This weekend the worst possible scenario occurred! My god it was absolutely a nightmare! Horrifying! Terrifying! Drama! Suspense! Action! Sorry about that I got a little carried away.
What was I saying? Oh I remember now…the worst possible scenario occurred, I got caught without my trusty sunblock! Woe is me dear readers, woe is me! I'm naturally fair skinned on my face and a majority of my other body parts are a medium sort of color! I imagine that sounds utterly bonkers but it's true and it actually works quite well as I like my face nice and fair of color. While away this weekend I was unable to locate a single store that didn't carry some sort of dime store brand of sunblock and I was stuck without a little droplet of it! Zip, zero, nada! I normally slather my face in sunblock to avoid getting any sort of tan because I really feel a tan adds about 150lbs to my face! Sadly, the unavoidable occurred, and I ended up with quite a ghastly tan all over a majority of my face, body, and other bits and pieces!
I need a hug.
Until this fades I'll be unable to get away with many bold colors I'm somewhat forced to use golds, bronzes, and other colors I am not always up for (golds I don't mind so much).
And here is what could happen to you should you forget your sunblock (you're lucky I'm even sharing these! They are just downright BAD)! This be the baked version of the Muse:
This morning general makeup application was an absolute nightmare as you can see from the pictures I look like I just rolled outta the bed or something the cat may have dragged in and spit out! I did wear a dress and tried really hard to make the tan work by dressing it up with a bit of orange….bad idea…made me look washed up completely!
Remember girls always pack several bottles of sunblock to avoid an awful tan that'll make you look ten times heavier than you really are (I don't believe that urban myth that tans flatter the firgure and make you look slim, lean, and lovely)! Unless of course you're one of the rare few that can get away with being gorgeous AND tan! Lucky you!
By the way that look on my face is one of excruciating pain and agony in the form of some sort of smile as I was quite ready to throw myself on the floor, cry, stamp, and general shout my outrage at the unjustness of my unwanted bronzed flesh!
8/6/07 18:27 Anonymous:
Very sorry to hear about the sunscreen dilemma. Having been there, done that myself, I can sympathize.
Your blog rocks; I found it through Haruchan's blog.
Cheers, Betsy
8/6/07 18:42 A-Mused:
Hello Betsy!
Ah blessed relief someone else that has experienced this problem
haru is a darling girl for linking me! I hope I can live up to a mere smidge of her awesome blogging techniques!
Thanks for reading it!
8/6/07 21:47 Mag:
I'm sorry you were tanned without your consent! *pat pat*
I really like hair band and top though – they're SO cheerful and vibrant! I would love to see you use orange and green on your eyes! Please do an orange/green eotd with the same top, ok? 😉
8/6/07 21:54 Anonymous:
poor thing!! i'm one of those who couldn't tan even if i try very hard… i'd turn out looking like a broiled lobster (no offence to the lobster) and it fades in jaundiced stages which makes me resemble a half-boiled turkey (no offence to the turkey too) on a rampage!!
speedy recovery to peaches & cream soon!!! *hugz*
8/7/07 3:14 Erusa:
Hey Sweetie!
Hugs! Hugs!
Don't panic, that tan will fade faster than you think.
I'm pretty fair but I don't mind looking tanned, even when I have some difficulties tanning!
But you look pretty anyway!
Cheer up!
8/7/07 6:30 A-Mused:
Hey Mag! Thanks sweetie! Your comments light up my little blog 😉
That sounds interesting…orange and green hmmm….Yes…I'll see what I can do 😉
It's actually a dress not a top 😉
Thanks for popping by! Will keep your special request for an orange/green look in mind! Attempt it this week maybe!
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LOL karya!
Hey girlie How are you?
I feel like a bit of a piece of leather at the moment! When it fades it'll be worse I fear Can't wait to get back to my normal self!
I hate tans
I've already started using my brightening lotion! I tried applying some Kiss Marshmallow Lightening Foundation this morning but it made me look like drown out! I can only get away with staining my cheeks at this point as anything else is overdoing it!
Oh well!
Hugs back!
8/7/07 11:42 Stephanie:
I like you with a tan. It's different than your other FOTD and you are glowing. Look at the positive side, you are trying something new and that's what life is all about right? Changing it up once in a while. =) *hug* you are beautiful.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks tan can sometimes makes you look worse. My tan is much much worse than yours. I look like I went mud wrestling and let the mud bake on my entire face and body. And any hint of oiliness on my forehead turns it into a mirror. Argh~!! But anyways, big fan of Haru and your blog. Keep it up~
8/7/07 12:18 A-Mused:
Aw thanks Steph Absolutely true! Change can be fun for sure! *huge hugs*
So many people love to bake in the sun and come away looking "healthy" but I just feel it makes me look drown out!!!!!!! LOL a mud wrestler is a great example!
Love Haru and her blog too
Thanks for making me feel better and for dropping by!


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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (MarketWatch) — Worst-case scenario's closing fast: Occupy Wall Street growing. But no political power or allies yet. Feared yes, attacked by GOP proxy tea party. Soon the Occupation will explode into a new American Revolution.
When? A string of European bank collapses is dead ahead. And like the Arab Spring, they will trigger an economic disaster for American banks.
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Andrew Milligan, head of Global Strategy at Standard Life Investments, discusses the implications for banks as European officials try to hammer out a solution to the sovereign debt crisis.
Yes, coming soon says Martin Weiss in his "7 Major Advance Warnings," which is "bound to have a life-changing impact on nearly all investors in the U.S. and around the globe." His new Weiss Ratings warnings are the "most important" in a 40-year career. The stress on Wall Street banks will force them back to Congress for more bailouts.
Warning eight: No new bailouts. That will push the economy into a deep recession.
Then what? New Glass-Steagall? Not enough. Tax the rich? Not enough. Perp walks? Not enough. Presidential commission? Useless promises. Occupy Wall Street will fail without a fundamental constitutional change. No compromise. Or Wall Street wins, again. We go back to the same free market, deregulated, too-greedy to-fail, conservative Reaganomics policies that have been destroying democracy for a generation.
All this was so obvious, so predictable. America is at a crossroads. Occupy Wall Street buildup has emerged as America's last great hope to restore democracy. Last week when USA Today called the Occupiers a "ragtag assortment of college kids, labor unionists, conspiracy theorists and others" hinting they're a flash-in-the-pan "devoid of remedies," I smiled, reminded of that famous painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware on Christmas 1776, leading what historians also called a "ragtag" Continental Army, surprising the British, and winning the Battle of Trenton.
America's collective conscience wants true democracy restored
Yes, USA Today sees a "ragtag" army: No mission, no goals, no organization, no agenda, no leaders, and no staying power. Wrong. Look deeper: The Occupiers are the voice of America's collective conscience demanding a return to our 1776 roots, to a "government of the people, by the people, for the people."
Our collective inner voice knows America's moral compass is broken. We've become a government "of, by and for" special interests, the wealthiest 1%, Wall Street insiders, CEOs and Forbes-400 billionaires. It happened fast: In one generation the Super Rich grabbed "absolute power," killing the middle class American dream.
Wall Street banks are already dismissing the Occupiers … planning bigger bonuses this year… lifting limits on their license to gamble Main Street deposits in the $600 trillion global derivatives casino … they already spend hundreds of millions lobbying every year … they're convinced they can defeat the Occupiers with campaign donations in the back rooms of Congress … writing off the fight as another business expense … ultimately expecting the Occupiers will vanish into the cold winter months.
One citizen. One dollar. One vote. Anything less is failure
Warning: Don't be fooled. Occupy Wall Street knows exactly want it wants. The tea party, GOP's proxy, isn't fooled. They feel threatened, counter-attacking, worried their role will be lost in the 2012 elections, fearful they'll lose sway over Republicans, so they've got a smear campaign against Occupy Wall Street. Won't work:
Amid all the noise surrounding Occupy Wall Street we hear their "one simple demand." Missed by most outsiders, that demand echoes down through American history, first heard in 1776 in the Declaration of Independence. Earlier the Occupiers voiced their one simple demand:
"We demand that integrity be restored to our elections. One citizen. One dollar. One vote. Only citizens should make campaign contributions. Campaign contributions by citizens should not exceed $1 to any political candidate or party. Help us reclaim democracy."
Yes, one simple demand: "Stop the monied corruption at the heart of our democracy." That one simple demand echoed over and over. And no compromise when dealing with so fundamental a principle of democracy. Compromises the last generation surrendered America to Wall Street and the Super Rich. Compromise this principle again, and we all lose, destroy America. No compromise. Period.
Phase 2: EU bank collapse gives Occupiers new political power
The Occupiers Revolution enters a new phase soon: First Arab Spring rippled into American Fall. Next, EU bank collapses will ripple through Wall Street. For a long time we've been warning the 2008 meltdown never ran its course, foiled by mega-bailouts … bankers never shared the sacrifice … fought all reforms … are back to business-as-usual … learned no lessons … now even more delusional, expecting bigger bonuses … trapped in denial for three years … cannot see what's ahead … a perfect setup for a bigger crash.
That's why my eye locked on Martin Weiss' "7 Major Advance Warnings." Weiss has been a champion of the little guy for 40 years, author of "The Ultimate Money Guide for Bubbles, Busts, Recession and Depression." Weiss Ratings of domestic and foreign debt markets downgraded U.S. debt before the S&P.
Both of us were warning well in advance of the 2008 crash. It was so predictable: Weiss warned of "failure of Bear Stearns Lehman, Washington Mutual, near-failure of Citigroup and the demise of Fannie Mae years before it collapsed."


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Just a curiosity- does the orientation of the threads of the fabric matter when sewing large panels of ripstop together. In my very limited experience with the material, I've noticed that 1.1oz nylon is more stretchy on the diagonal than it is in line with the fabric fibers. So say I'm cutting large pieces, and to get the best yield of material for whatever project I'm working on requires me to cut some parts at odd angles to the "grain" (lack of a better word) of the fabric, when I sew them together and tension the shelter, will it stretch all wonky?This is just a hypothetical question. I'm currently not facing this problem right now, but it'd be good to know for future reference just in case it comes up...Thanks,BM
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Bias.Google for tips on sewing and cutting.
> does the orientation of the threads of the fabric matter when sewing large panels of ripstop togetherAbsolutely!The orientation of the threads also matters when laying out bits for (say) a tent or tarp. If you don't take this into account the result will not function in the field how you wanted.Cheers
Since I'm not a fabric engineer, I look at lots of well engineered tents in the shops, and orient the grain of the fabric the same way on similar panels, similarly placed. It's worked quite well in getting taut canopies. More difficult, has been getting the catenary cuts right. Starting to work on a cuben tent now, and expect it to raise a whole new set of issues, due to the inelasticity of the material. This forum has been extremely helpful with all of the above.
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In my opinion, ISO 800 shots are a bit noisy, with a loss of detail in blacks and shadow areas. I see also a lot of chroma (CA?) in the barman shot. This new 16-50 lens isn't so impressive, is it?
To the webmaster: every time I click on an "Entry Tag", nothing appears as linked. Try with "Sony NEX-6" or even "nex-6" tag.
Wow. these are terrible. I was expecting something better than the HX20V I already own.
These pictures look terrible. The Nex 5N shots are much better. I hope the final camera will behave better.
Nice shots but bad weather as usual here
i loose my sony nex 5n and a zeiss biogon 25mm lenses in the same place falling down from the same hotel terrace in Reykiavik where these sample photos were taken
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These images won't sell any cameras.
I was looking at buying an NEX6 but if these photos are typical, i certainly would not buy one. Very disappointed. I did not want a heavy DSLR, but seems they take much better pictures.


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Who doesn't love a good pub lunch? I mean a proper pub lunch, none of your rubbish plastic food here.
I'm talking about a juicy burger, proper chips, a nice pie, a bit of sausage and mash.
You know the sort of food, that you crave when the weather is poor.
Well, my friend and I found ourselves in that mood this week.
It had been a rough morning at work for both of us and we needed a middle of the day pick-me-up, so we decamped from our desks and began the trudge up the city's High Street.
As we strode on, working up a healthy appetite, we were struggling to find this haven of comfort food.
Then my friend hit upon an idea – we should climb to the top of Steep Hill, head through the Bailgate area and try the Prince of Wales.
I had not been there in a long time, let alone eaten there, but he promised me he had seen a tempting menu on offer.
The last time I was in the Prince of Wales was many moons ago.
I had been in there enjoying a drink, more than likely a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord, but back then I had never even noticed a menu.
It is quite a small pub, but there is adequate seating inside offering plenty of space and if the sun ever does shine there is a small beer garden out the back.
I was expecting a menu filled with a few pub favourites and they were all there, but what I was impressed with was the little bit of Lincolnshire love that had gone into it.
For example, sausage and mash involved Lincolnshire sausages, Poacher cheese was used on the cheese burger and the vegetarian lasagne was made with Cote Hill blue cheese.
My friend was tempted by the steak and ale pie, made with Black Sheep bitter while I went for the cheese burger.
The service was swift, but there was no sign of any microwave action in the quality of the produce that was served up to us.
My friend's pie was just what he was after.
Beyond the crisp puff pastry lid was a deep-filled pie full of juicy meat and gravy.
It was served up with vegetables and some thick chips which were freshly cut and certainly not frozen.
My cheese burger maintained that standard.
The meat was thick and filling with a nice bit of salad just to accompany it.
The Poacher cheese had that strength and weight to it I enjoy and it was served up in a nice granary bun too.
Both meals had that little bit of polish above a normal pub lunch and we both enjoyed it a lot.
The price is about right for what you get. I'm sure you can get a cheaper pie and burger from another pub but the quality would no doubt tell.
If I was being brutal, there were no specials on offer and the menu, while offering a selection of starters, mains and sandwiches, did not have a massive range.
That said, sometimes less is more and in a small place like the Prince of Wales it is good to focus on a few dishes and do them well, rather than trying to push it too far with a big selection.
The service was friendly and the atmosphere was relaxed. I would happily go up there again and explore what there is of the menu further.
So if you're seeking comfort food cooked with an extra bit of effort, give your thighs a workout and head up Steep Hill to the Prince of Wales.


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| Anniston, Ala. -- On September 15, 1963, members of the civil rights community here had good reason to feel hopeful. The city of Anniston had recently appointed a bi-racial Human Relations Council, composed of nine local ministers, to help guide the city through those dangerous times. It was such a radical step, in its day, that President John Kennedy took notice. He sent the group his personal congratulations, and began mentioning Anniston in speeches as a model for other cities to follow.
Strictly by chance, September 15 had long been planned by the bi-racial Council as the day that Anniston would quietly,and secretly, take the first step of de-segregating its public library. The ministers had no idea how badly their plans were about to go wrong.
McClain: "Man, you don't know what it was like, in this town."
Rev. Bob McClain, a native of nearby Gadsden, had just been named pastor of Anniston's Haven Chapel United Methodist Church. He was 24 years old, newly married, fresh out of seminary in Boston, and was committed to changing Anniston's oppressive racial climate.
McClain: "I expected the Methodist preachers to welcome me with open arms. They wouldn't even talk to me on the telephone, let alone come to the office."
After striking out with the Methodists, McClain telephoned all of the city's white Baptist pastors with the same result. Somehow, he got the name of Rev. J. Phillips Noble, pastor of Anniston's First Presbyterian Church.
Noble: "The whole thing of what was happening during the Sixties was an absolute absurdity. And of course, it had been an absurdity for years. It was an emotional time, from the standpoint that so many terrible things were happening in the South. I knew it was wrong, but I wasn't really doing anything, you see?"
From the beginning, McClain and Noble was the most unlikely of partnerships...a young black firebrand, and a middle-aged, white, soft-spoken moderate, born and raised on a farm in Mississippi. But somehow, the two hit it off.
This past weekend, McClain and Noble were reunited for the first time in 40 years...at a civil rights symposium hosted by the Anniston Public Library, to celebrate the publication of Noble's new memoir, Beyond the Burning Bus, from NewSouth Books in Montgomery. The title refers to one of the darkest headlines of Anniston's history, when members of the Ku Klux Klan ambushed a busload of Freedom Riders in 1962. Noble's book also contains the untold story of the dramatic events in Anniston on September 15, 1963, that would forever be overshadowed by Birmingham's tragedy.
As McClain says, in the preface he wrote for Noble's book, he remembers vividly the day that he and fellow black pastor Nimrod Reynolds, of Anniston's 17th Street Baptist Church, first met with Noble...
McClain: "I remember the day very well. I can almost feel Nimrod's car, and us driving literally across town. Anniston was divided, really. We said, we'll just tell him the way it is, how black people feel...and lay it out before him and see if he was a Christian. That was the way we approached it... 'See if he was a Christian.' He was gracious. He seemed a little shaky at first, but gracious. We talked about no jobs, discrimination, segregation, colored restrooms and waiting rooms."
Noble: "And when they said what I already knew...the burden of segregation, and the dehumanization of discrimination that was taking place...to say that, and to hear them say that, it was moving. It was moving."
McClain: "Nimrod talked, I talked. We looked up and Phil said, 'Brothers, let's pray.' I will never forget him...(voice breaks)"
Even today, McClain's eyes fill with tears when he recalls the breakthrough of that first meeting.
McClain: "By the time Phil asked the Lord to be present with us and to help us figure out what to do, tears were coming out my eyes, and Nimrod's eyes, and we looked up and Phil was crying. I had never seen a white man cry about black folks before."
All three men would soon become members of the Human Relations Council, with Phil Noble as its chairman. Fast-forward to September 15, when McClain and Reynolds were chosen to drive downtown that afternoon and de-segregate the city's main library.
McClain: "I remember our discussion...do you, Phil? We said, 'This will be the easiest.' (Laughs)"
Noble: "Yes, I do. (Both men laugh hard.)"
McClain: "Realize what we're talking about. We've just heard this morning that 16th Street Baptist Church has been bombed, and four little girls, black girls, have been killed. In Birmingham, which is 60 miles away. We've just heard that. You have to remember what that...what it... (voice trails off)"
Noble: "We were going to see that the library was integrated, to say to two groups...to the whole community wide, and especially to the hoodlums, the city is going to run itself, and the hoodlums are not going to determine what happens, what we do, in this city."
McClain: "As I remember it, there were steps up to the library from the street, I believe, and then a landing, and then some more steps. When we got up to the landing, I looked and I saw a lot of people. And that was unusual, because it was a Sunday afternoon and you didn't expect much activity. From every direction, there were men, white men, coming at us. I could see them coming from cars, from back of the library, from every direction. The newspaper said there were 75 of them. I don't know how many there were. It looked like thousands and thousands, to me. (Both men laugh) We never made the second set of steps."
Noble: "Chains, and knives, and clubs."
McClain: "'Niggers, niggers, niggers.' That kind of just...hate stuff."
Reynolds was the first to hit the concrete, bleeding badly. McClain was able to ward off the blows long enough to drag him back to their car.
McClain: "They had jammed the car in so closely I couldn't get the car out..."
Noble: "There was a shot fired."
Phil Noble was not at the library that day, but he's heard the story so many times that he spontaneously fills in the gaps...
Noble: "A shot came through the glass of the automobile. It landed in the seat right behind..."
McClain: "Right behind my neck. So we got out of the car and I literally carried Nimrod as we ran down the street. I don't know how we got out of there, to tell you the truth. I really don't know why and how Nimrod and I are alive."
Noble: "It's providence. God's providence."
As word of the pastors' beatings spread throughout the city, people from the black community began gathering at Rev. Reynolds' church...a crowd of hundreds, that soon grew to more than a thousand. Reynolds was in bed from his injuries, so the task of speaking to the angry crowd fell to McClain.
McClain: "There were more people outside 17th Street Baptist than there were inside. And the people came with guns and knives and everything else. They were ready to come and rip this town apart. I preached from Isaiah... 'He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes we are healed.' I urged them, that night, not to go into town. 'We know you've got the guns, we know you've got the power. Please, brothers and sisters, we're not going to turn into violent people. We're Christians.' And that was the only thing I had to use was the gospel as I understood it. (Pause) They heard. They heard."
Noble: "I've said so many times, that white people ought to be so grateful that the leaders of the civil rights revolution were ministers, like Martin Luther King, and Bob, and Nimrod, and us. You could have had other kinds of people leading it who would have had bloodbaths all over...you see what I'm saying?"
McClain: "Although Anniston would face its share of racial struggles in the months to come, there was a widespread feeling that the city had somehow turned a corner, that night. Even today, McClain says, as he travels the country, preaching and lecturing, people sometimes come up to him afterward, to talk about that long-ago Sunday."
Noble: "On occasion, someone will come up to me and say, 'You know, I'm from Anniston, Alabama. I'm ashamed of what happened to you and Rev. Reynolds.' I say... 'We did what we had to do. I hope you are now working at changing things like that, wherever you are.' And I believe that. I believe if you're serious about being a Christian...serious about being an American...you ought to be working at making sure people are treated right. I'm not talking about Iraq. I'm talking here in the United States. We ought to make sure that everybody has freedom and liberty, and nobody's discriminated against. This is a great country, but it can go down, too."
McClain: "Yeah."
Music: Anniston Community Choir singing Jesus is a Rock in a Weary Land
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At Truro Crown Court on Friday, Tina Hollins, 54, of Tower Road, pleaded guilty to making a dishonest representation to the Department for Work and Pensions.
Edward Bailey, for the prosecution, said Hollins filled out a claim for income support on December 16, 2004, where she did not declare her husband was getting a £90 a month pension payment.
He said the failure led to Hollins being overpaid £9,272 in benefits up to March 2013 when the matter came to light.
He said: "When interviewed the defendant said that she forgot to declare her husband's pension on the form, saying she had not thought much about it.
"She did state that she took full responsibility for what had occurred, admitting what she had done was wrong. (She) said she was sorry."
Mr Bailey said Hollins had a previous conviction in 2006 for three offences of failing to notify the authorities of changes in her circumstances which affected her entitlement to claim benefits.
Terry Eastwood, for the defence, said Hollins had undergone a breast reduction in 2004 which had gone wrong and that she was not in the best mental or physical health at that time.
He said she continued to suffer from a condition which had caused an "almost gangrenous" skin infection and that the medicine she had taken for that had caused problems with her heart and liver.
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Custom tune = coolant puke, stock tune = no puke
Ok guys, here's a good riddle for ya.
Back in November of last year I did the big upgrade on my Powerstroke. Did everything short of new head studs: SCT tuner and loaded the custom tunes from Innovative, EGR delete, oil cooler replace, new radiator cap, and 4" exhaust, etc. Results were great. However, now we are having issues with our coolant puking out of the degas tank. I know, you jump to the conclusion that its our head gaskets, but bare with me for a second. I performed this simple test:
- Installed coolant pressure gauge
- Truck is F-350, crew cab, dually, towing 26' enclosed trailer roughly empty
- Identified good stretch of road with slight hills, able to get up to ~70mph, ran it as hard as I could
- With tow tune in truck -> coolant pressure got up to ~17psi, boost maxed out ~27psi, coolant puked
- Refilled coolant and returned tune to stock -> coolant pressure only gets up to ~5psi, boost easily pegs 30psi, no coolant puke
- ECT and EOT delta never got above 12°F
From this data, to me, it doesn't appear to be a head gasket at all, however, I have no clue what it could be. One other observation is that until now, it has been cooler temperatures, but now we are getting into the summer months (we are in Auburn, Al). If you have other tests we could run or anything at all that might help, it would be greatly appreciated. Anyone ever seen anything like this?
Yea that is pretty common to head gasket failure. With a tune there is more cylinder pressure to push it's way out and into the cooling system.
You do know that the boost is manipulated so the pcm sees lower boost pressures when in reality the pressure is higher than what you are seeing on the gauge.
Hate to say it but you have head gasket failure. The cooling system should operate in the 8-10 psi range if you see more than 14 lbs. you have a problem. If you put a solid cap on the coolant tank it would climb till the hoses split.
If you watch the pressure gauge and stand on the throttle you will see a pressure spike within a few seconds when there is head gasket failure. Sorry for the bad news.
Like the Anti Nausea comment SoCal, malox may be needed too. lol
Your head gaskets are blown.
Put the truck back to stock and get it up to temp. Once there, relieve any pressure in the degas bottle (take the cap off).
Do some WOT runs from 0-speed limit (or maybe a little over). Add in some acceleration when you drop the truck out of OD and hammer it.
I'll just about guarantee you'll have excessive pressure in the degas bottle. I had similar symptoms and elected to tear things apart again. Confirmed my head gaskets were blown once the heads were pulled.
It's ok though. The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. You're still in Stage 1: Denial.
Yea it's all fun and games until what can happen happens.
My truck is stock for that very reason. I do have the Atlas40 ficm tune and 4" straight exhaust but there is no change in cylinder pressure from these mods.
Head studs will take care of the problem.
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I got the same thing going on, If i run vivians looney tune it pukes (well it did once anyways and that was enough for me) but then on the stock tune I ran it hard and it doesnt puke.
My Deltas are ok like 6 degrees so it would seem to be a head gasket issue (although I do still have the EGR cooler fully intact). Is is it def a head gasket issue or do I really just need to get the EGR cooler outta there asap?
AND mhatlen, Hopefully youre still around? Im curious how the truck runs with just the FICM tune and no Tuner. Most I come across have stacked tunes. What kind of improvements did you see, and did it affect MPGs?
The egr cooler would leak with or without a tuner. If you egr cooler was plugged you would not have 6* delta temps so those are both in good shape.
You could very well go for years and be problem free as long as you keep the tuner out of it.
I have a buddy with a 03 that was tuned and turning 12.82 in the 1/4 mile that was doing the same thing. With tuner it was blowing out coolant no tuner no problem.
He has been driving it now for over 2 years without any issues.
It depends on how far it goes for leaking, the heads can lift just enough for coolant in the water jacket to get by with the additional pressure. No more tuner no more problems, gaskets have not been gouged from gases or coolant leaking by for a extended period.
As far as the FICM tune goes: I have 4" straight piped exhaust along with the Atlas 40 tune only. I have no idea what truck would do in the 1/4 mile, but considering I have 38" tires it wouldn't be too impressive. What I can say is there is pretty good improvement in power especially at 55mph up. Highway passing power is much better as well as off the line.
It will blow black smoke when floored and it didn't do that before, so there is much more fuel delivery with it.
Funny thing is my mileage went up 2+mpg on the highway. I was getting 13-14mpg and now I can get high 16-17 now at 70mph.
People do stack the FICM tune on top of a tuner but there is not as much improvement being tuners usually address the FICM so fuel strategy is already increased.
I myself like the FICM tune and it does not increase cylinder pressures like tuners will through timing and increased boost or increased hpo pressures.
Thanks for the reply, everything you said is kinda what I'm under the impression is going on right now.
My ECT temps are 187-190 and my OCT temps are 188-193, with or without a tune. I was kinda thinking that my EGR Cooler and Oil cooler are still OK, and that if the EGR cooler ruptured that I would have problems with coolant temp?
I've only had the looney tune on for less than 50 miles, and only 3-4 full throttle runs, so MAYBE the damage is limited?!
When I bought the truck a month ago, i did it fully planning on doing studs and a delete (just havent done it yet.) And since I spent a bunch of cash just buying the truck I was planning on saving a lil $ up before dropping $3500 on studs n delete.
I'm glad to hear that youre buddy was able to run his truck like that, I am trying to decide what to do. I have the $ to bulletproof it right now, but seeing that the holidays are upon us, etc. IT would be nice to just get the truck through winter and address the problems in the spring time.
I am kinda hoping that it wont be a problem driving it like this if the i just run the stock tune, and it doesnt puke. My concern was that if the EGR cooler is ruptured, that I will end up doing big time damage before i can get it all addressed. Since the ECT is OK is it safe to assume the EGR cooler is?
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Dr. Garnet attended Bucknell University where he obtained a Bachelors Degree in Biology. He then attended New York College of Podiatric Medicine where he earned his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree. Dr. Garnet then completed externships at Phillips Ambulatory Care Center at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York, and a second in the office of Samuel Forman, DPM.
Dr. Garnet has been in private practice in Miami, FL, since 1970 and his second office opened, January 2000. He is also co-founder and co-developer of Reasonable Care, a statewide PPO network of podiatrists, which was established in 1985.
It was great and the recommendation was awesome. I am very satisfied and will be returning in two weeks. Thanks
Best experience ever, My appointment was at 2 o'clock and I got there at 1:55, at 2 on the dot o was with the doctor, theychanged my cast and at 2:45 I was on my way home. It was easy, straight to the point and Dr Garnet was sweet and funny. They are very organized and the office crew more efficient workers I've seen!
Absolutely great
Dr Garnet is pleasant and knows his stuff. Highly recommend...
He is wonderful.
He was professional, did a thorough exam. Got straight to the point no unnecessary x rays. Good common sense approach. I felt like I was in the hands of a very competent professional who really knew his business. Highly recommend him.
Excellent professional. He took the time to explain the condition and the treatment very well.
Everything was great. Starting with the Receptionist and ending with the Dr. including everyone that came in contact with me. Thank you so much.
The best doctor ever!!!!
Best podiatra and team
Saw quickly, explained everything as he was doing it, very courteous staff. Recomended
I liked the office environment and Dr. Garnet professional treatment of my foot injury. I really appreciate his knowledge and experience.
I was really nervous in the visit, but he is understanding and really patient. The doctor is professional and has many years of experience. Recommended!!
First visit. Will return.
I was taken at the exact time of my appointment which was immediately after the office lunch break. Staff was not welcoming but courteous. The nurse/assistant did not introduce herself which I thought inappropriate. Nor was she particularly pleasant or engaged- quite perfunctory. However, the doctor seemed kind and attentive. He assessed my problem and made the appropriate recommendations. I was out the door in a very timely manner which was much appreciated! Thank you
Excellent ! Very professional and human. Resolved my problem with out pain.
He is wonderful doctor, and very nice with his patients
wonderful staff
Dr. Garnet, was very informative with my condition and explained what treatment was the best course to take. Looking forward to my follow up appointment and paining free walking.
He was extremely personable and very sweet. He listened to my questions and gave straight answers. I recommend him 100%
Great staff and impeccable service. The doctor was extremely knowledgeable and understanding.
Wow professional,I got very lucky picking him from the internet,but read his bio.... he solved my problem..
Great ! Very nice and attentive to my needs.
Great experience, very professional and took the time to answer all my questions. Friendly and professional staff.
I like the straightforward approach !!!!!!
It was very quick, in and out. Staff was friendly and the dr seemed to know very well what he was talking about. Straight to the point
Very good.
There are many negatives but very few positives to my visit today. The positives first: I was seen right away even though I was 30 minutes earlly for my appointment. The office staff was very professional and caring. The negatives: The doctor did not get involved in the treatment at all. He lloked at my feet (toes) did not even touch then, told his assistant to clip my toe nails, came in a few minutes later looked wihout saying anything about why the toe/toe nails were growing like that until I asked and said goodbye. I paid and my insurance company paid for what I would say was a toe nail clipping and not treatment from a doctor. Could have gone to the local nail shop and gotten a better pedicure. Now the worst thing!!! The treatment room was absolutly deplorable. It was extremely dirty, flloors, work area extra chair which had a broken leg (could have caused an injury to anyone sitting or attempting to sit on it). The cabients were falling aoart and dirty. This was a disgrace and not the type of place I would ever go to again for medical care.
Very professional doctor and staff. Excellent care -- I felt that he really knew what he was doing and I trust him.
Doctor Garnet and staff were very friendly and professional.
Getting treatment at Dr.Garnet's office was a wonderful experience; the staff was kind and professional and had us in a room within minutes and seeing the doctor was just as quick and better still he was confident and reassuring with great bedside manner. I recommend Dr.Garnet to anyone needing a great podiatrist.
Found the problem right away and treated it. Pleasant professional manner........
Fairly quick, painless, and easy!
Amazing doctor. I was in and out in less than an hour. Very nice and courteous staff. Thank you!
Much better than I was expected
Very pleasant. Personable. Made me feel at ease about the severity of injury and the treatment.
Great. Very friendly and professional
Very friendly and professional.
He is very good and has an extremely efficient operation. Also loved the online zocdoc appointment system. I wish more doctors used it. No waiting on hold to schedule your appointment.
He was very good.Not overly impressed with his nail clipping routine as equipment was spartan. No sanders and special wheels to smoothe out calouses, etc. Just a pair of clippers.
He told me something no other Dr. had told me about my problem and the cause of it, and he clearly told me how it's supposed to be treated.
It was awesome!!! The staff was super nice and the doctor was very friendly and took care of the source of pain and started with treatments and recommendations to feel better. I'm super happy.
Very thorough! Very informative!


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