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Date: 30/11/2004
Source: The Presidency
Title: Zuma: National Conference of the Moral Regeneration Movement
Opening Address by Deputy President Jacob Zuma to the First National Conference of the Moral Regeneration Movement, Eskom Conference Centre, Midrand
Dr Pallo Jordan, Minister of Arts and Culture
Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa, Chairperson of the Moral Regeneration Movement and Executive Mayor of Tshwane
Ms Zandile Mdhladhla, CEO of the Moral Regeneration Movement
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Distinguished delegates
On 18 April 2002, South Africans from all walks of life, representing various sectors and formations, converged on the Waterkloof Airforce Base in Pretoria, to seek solutions to problems of moral decay, and to commonly work to build an ethical society.
The gathering, which launched the Moral Regeneration Movement, was one of the most inspiring contributions to the efforts of building a new South African nation.
We were angry then. A number of despicable acts had taken place, such as the molestation of two babies in the Northern Cape and Gauteng, each less than nine months old. We all agreed that something needed to be done urgently to build a caring, humane ethical society.
After a lot of work of establishing the Movement throughout the country, we are now in a position to come together to reflect on what we have achieved since then, and to look at the road ahead.
I am sure there is no need for me to emphasise how important this conference is, as you are all aware.
We look at this conference with great optimism, as it should chart the way forward, and produce a clear strategy that will locate the MRM at the centre of all moral renewal programmes and activities in the country. The movement should be in a position to unite all initiatives, and monitor progress we are making as various sectors. We believe it is well-placed to play that role.
The MRM was founded on the principles that South Africans are highly moral beings, know the difference between right and wrong, and are appalled by the symptoms of moral decay, which sometimes occur in our country. These include the blatant disregard for the sanctity of human life, the abuse of women and children, crime, substance abuse, lack of respect for the next person and their property and so forth.
The delegates at the founding conference agreed that we needed a national movement that would bring together this common vision, and which would work to promote positive values enshrined in our country's Constitution.
A lot has been achieved already in the attempts to establish the structures of MRM. There are working committees in all provinces and some municipalities; there is an MRM coordinating team within government; a national framework for programme implementation was developed, the MRM has an office and governance and systems have been put in place.
Public dialogue and debate on moral issues have increased; issue-based partnerships have been forged on many fronts and sector-based moral regeneration initiatives continue to increase in many parts of the country.
For its part, government as a constituent sector of the movement, remains committed to mainstream moral renewal issues in all its programmes and processes.
More than that, government has prioritised these issues in its programme of action for the next five years. Much of its work on moral regeneration will revolve around the social cohesion programme run through the Social Cluster.
You would be aware of the various government programmes with a moral renewal theme.
These include amongst many others:
a. The Values in Education programme run in schools to promote positive values in the Constitution,
b. The rehabilitation of prisoners,
c. Promotion of sports and recreation as well as Choral competitions and various activities of the Departments of Arts and Culture and Sport and Recreation,
a. The Safer Schools campaigns of the South African Police Services,
b. Programmes promoting the Family as an institution which is the rock, upon which communities are founded, run by the Department of Social Development, including its social security programmes.
We can even argue to be taking the campaign beyond our borders into the continent, if you look at our involvement in the regeneration of the African continent.
I must emphasise that while government plays its role, it continuously works with civil society in partnership, as we need to work together in confronting these challenges. We are pleased with the response of civil society.
Various initiatives are in place, in the area of fighting the abuse of women and children, fighting substance abuse, anti-crime initiatives such as those of Business against Crime, and many other projects throughout the country.
We are therefore indeed a country at work regarding moral renewal. This conference will only serve to take this work to an even higher level.
As you deliberate in the Commissions tomorrow, bear in mind the fact that this partnership needs to be strengthened and consolidated, for it to achieve its mission of working to enhance all the positive values that are enshrined in the Constitution.
It should promote the right to life, human dignity, equality, justice, the rights of women and children, freedom from discrimination, and all other freedoms that are guaranteed in our Constitution.
We trust that the Moral Charter that is being compiled will feature all these values, and provide an invaluable national ethical guide.
Colleagues, tomorrow is World AIDS Day. The whole world will rededicate itself to the fight against AIDS and to do more each year to make an impact against the syndrome. We will be doing the same at the national event in Athlone Stadium in Cape Town, while many activities are to take place in many other parts of the country, including this very conference.
There is a lot that the movement can contribute to the fight against AIDS, especially with regards to promoting a change in behaviour, which would greatly boost the campaign of reducing new infections.
Compatriots, I cannot conclude this address without referring to the need for the MRM to participate actively in the campaign of 16 days of Activism against the abuse of women and children.
The campaign fits in squarely with the objectives of the Movement. We are pleased at the high levels of interest in this campaign nationally, which indicates that the majority of our people are opposed to such criminal behaviour.
Ladies and gentlemen, let me emphasise that the MRM is a valuable nation building initiative.
The issues that the movement advocates affect all South Africans, regardless of political affiliation, gender, race, culture and other forms of differentiation. This is one national programme which brings us all together, to eradicate moral decay, and build an ethical society.
Let us build it, and make it a stronger advocacy movement which is more visible and more active in the lives of South Africans.
I wish the conference all the best. We look forward to your resolutions, which will definitely take the MRM on a new vigorous path, in pursuit of the goal of an ethical and caring society.
I thank you.
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I'm pleased that this Nutiva Organic Extra-Virgin Coconut Oil provides these qualities along with an easy-to-find "packed on" and "best before" date. The jars I ordered in late January 2011 were packed on September 13, 2010, and the "best before" date is September 13, 2012. Stored correctly (cool, dark location, no refrigeration needed), this nutrient-dense oil stays fresh for two years. It smells and tastes great--coconutty and slightly sweet.
According to Nutiva, no hexane is used in the processing of this oil. Hexane is a petroleum-derived solvent used in all kinds of industrial applications, from shoe manufacturing to roofing. Interestingly, because hexane's primary molecular structure is carbon, it can be passed off as "organic." Do a little research; "cold-pressed," "organic," AND "hexane-free" are key considerations when selecting your coconut oil for nutrition purposes.
I'm not as pleased with the plastic jars. In fact, I took off a star as a result of the plastic packaging. I feel that a quality organic oil should be stored in a glass jar, and ideally a dark one to reduce oxidation. I've actually selected coconut oils specifically because they come in glass jars, and might have bypassed this product if I hadn't found it on sale at a good price.Read more ›
I've read through the reviews and just wanted to clarify some things with actual facts for those who are interested. Saturated fat, such as coconut oil, butter, lard, tallow, etc., is not only NOT harmful, but it is ESSENTIAL for good health and need not and should not be limited in quantity as the government suggests. It does NOT clog arteries--that is a lie that has been propagated for the last 60 years and thankfully there are finally practitioners with the courage and common sense to speak the truth. I am a dentist, intimately involved in nutrition, and I know what I'm talking about.
The majority of coconut oil is medium chain triglycerides which are broken down quickly by the liver for energy. It raises metabolic rate, thus promoting weight loss, and it does work. But you should know that butter is healthy, too, and has some important long chain fatty acids, and it, too, will promote weight loss. Heavy cream is essentially butter before it's been churned. So certainly eat coconut oil--it has myriad health benefits--but eat all your saturated fats, including plenty of fatty, red meat.
Coconut oil will not oxidize and go rancid. You can leave it on the counter probably for years. So don't worry about buying too much. And for the same reason, a dark jar is not necessary. Please know that liquid seed and nut oils, and even fish oil, will go rancid, because of the high unsaturated content. These oils oxidize quickly and form free radicals.Read more ›
Amazon's Subscribe & Save offer is a great deal; I really like the 2 pack of these smaller (15 oz) jars. We're a small household and I like keeping one jar sealed while using the other. Keep in mind that coconut oil is different than other oils--it is solid at temperatures under 76, so it will look something like shortening in the wintertime. Still tastes great and is wonderful to use in all kinds of cooking.
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I'm a "serious amateur" with good Nikon equipment (D300, the 2.8 "trinity" zooms, and SB800 flash) and am frustrated how often my photos with flash are bad. I'm looking for a plain old, can-read-at-the-beach, book that might help me on the path to seeing my flash as a friend not a foe. Suggestions appreciated. Tom
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In Chapter 4 of A Life Beyond Boundaries, Benedict Anderson reflects on the increasingly comparative direction his work began to take in the 1970s and '80s.
In my early days at Cornell, use of the concept of 'comparison' was still somewhat limited. I do not mean that comparisons were never made; they were made all the time, both consciously and (more often) unconsciously, but invariably in a practical way and on a small scale...
Historians, anthropologists, economists, and sociologists rarely thought systematically about comparison at all. The political science department was a partial exception, since it had a subsection called 'comparative government,' to which I belonged. But the comparisons my classmates and I studied were primarily focused on Western Europe...
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One of the central myths of American nationalism has long been 'exceptionalism' — the idea that US history, culture and political life are by definition incomparable. The US is not like Europe, not like Latin America, and absolutely not like Asia. Needless to say, this fancy is absurd. In different ways, the US is perfectly comparable, especially with Europe, South America, Japan and the British Dominions of the Empire (Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and so on.)
Below is one of Anderson's comparative engagements with US history; a consideration of national monuments, the primary coordinates of which are the United States and the Philippines, adapted for The Spectre of Comparisons: Nationalism, Southeast Asia and the World from an essay first published in a 1993 issue of Qui Parle.
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Towards the end of A Life Beyond Boundaries, Benedict Anderson describes how his retirement allowed him to renew his passion for film. "No one interested me more," he writes,
than the young Thai genius Apichatpong Weerasethakul, who won two top Cannes prizes in three years for his Blissfully Yours and Tropical Malady...The irony is that Apichatpong's films have never been allowed a normal commercial run in Siam itself, and he has been locked in a running battle with the imbecilic censors in Bangkok. So, for fun, I wrote a long article about Tropical Malady itself, but especially about the reactions of different audiences (villagers, arrogant and ignorant Bangkok know-it-alls, students, middle-class families, teenagers, etc.) It turned out that people in the countryside understood better what the film had to say than urban intellectuals. In July 2006 the article was translated by my former student Mukhom Wongthes as "Sat Pralaat arai wa?" (What the Heck is This Beast?) in Silapa Wattanatham. Three years later the text was republished in as "The Strange Story of a Strange Beast: Receptions in Thailand of Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Sat Pralaat," in James Quandt's edited collection Apichatpong Weerasethakul. Later I also joined, in a quiet way, the fight against the imbeciles. It was in this way that I first met Apichatpong, with whom I soon became close. (The deliciously unacademic cover for the Thai translation of Imagined Communities was designed by my new friend.)
Below we present the version of Anderson's essay that appeared in James Quandt's Apichatpong Weerasethakul, published by the Austrian Film Museum. Though out of print, the book is currently included with the Film Museum's DVD release of Apichatpong's Mysterious Object at Noon.
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QUESTION:What can I do to control garlic mustard that has moved into my wild area and what should I plant to combat this aggressive plant? Ostrich ferns, Pagoda dogwoods and emerald hemlocks have been recommended.
ANSWER:Alliaria petiolata (garlic mustard) is an invasive introduced European species that is on numerous Federal and State Noxious Weeds lists. The Plant Conservation Alliance recommends removing the entire plant (roots included) when the population isn't too large and you want to protect desirable native plants from possible harm from herbicides. With larger populations cutting the plants right above ground level before seed set is another possibility. This will have to be continued throughout the growing season to keep the plants from going to seed. In either case, the plants should be removed from the area and destroyed. If the population is very large, it can be controlled with careful application of glyphosate herbicide. Please read the details of control measures in the Plant Conservation Alliance link.
Of the three possiblities for a plant to combat the garlic mustard— Tsuga canadensis (eastern hemlock), Cornus alternifolia (alternateleaf or pagoda dogwood), and Matteuccia struthiopteris (ostrich fern)—I would think that the ostrich fern would be most effective. First of all, the hemlock and dogwood are relatively slow growing and require space between plants to grow—a ground space that the garlic mustard would happily occupy. The ostrich fern plants can grow close together and; indeed, the ostrich fern is not recommended for small spaces because it is aggressive and tends to take over. You certainly could have the ferns growing under and around either or both trees above if you would like to have the trees.
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That works out to about $800,000 per year. It's a lot for one person, but there are likely many people working on this. They're not even sitting back and watching the money roll in; they've been constantly working to keep up with the white hats. If there are more than 10 people working on this, they could probably get normal jobs that would pay nearly as well. So it actually looks like we're doing a pretty good job of making this unprofitable. I suppose the determining factor is local salaries, so it will be profitable in very poor countries but not in richer ones.


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Jean Rissinger, Ephrata Manor, church pianist
Jean L. Rissinger, 90, formerly of Mt. Aetna, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012 at Ephrata Manor, Ephrata.
She was the widow of the Rev. Thomas F. Rissinger who died Sept. 4, 1994. Born in Harrisburg Aug. 18, 1922, she was the daughter of the late Paul L. and Dola V. (Snyder) Christian.
She was a 1940 graduate of Treverton High School. A member of St. John's Church, Mt. Aetna, she had been the organist at her husband's churches including St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Gowen City; and pianist at Christ United Church of Christ, Helfenstein; Trinity United Church of Christ, Treverton; and St. John's Church, Mt. Aetna. She was also a member of the Women of St. John's Church, Mt. Aetna and the Blue Mountain 50 Plus Club of Bethel.
She is survived by a son: Randal T., husband of Sally Rissinger, of Manheim; grandchildren: Troy husband of Robyn Rissinger, of Rothsville; Sherri Longstaff, of Ocean City, N.J.; step-grandson: Brian A. Young, of Elizabethtown; great-grandchildren: Matthew, Emma and Isaac Rissinger and Travis, Garret, and Stone Longstaff; and step-great-grandchildren: Amber R. and Autumn R. Young.
She was preceded in death by a brother: Kenneth E. Brubaker in 1982.
Funeral services were held Oct. 29, 2012 at 11 a.m. at St. John's Church, Mt. Aetna. Interment was held at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Shamokin.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Pennsylvanians Concerned About Alcohol Problems, 900 S. Arlington Ave., Harrisburg, PA 17109 or St. John's Church, P.O. Box 195, Mt. Aetna, PA 19544.
Grose Funeral Home, Myerstown has been entrusted with the arrangements. For more information, visit grosefuneralhome.com.
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FOXBORO -- When it comes to planning for the future at the quarterback position, the struggles of Indianapolis' transition from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck weren't lost on Bill Belichick.
At the tail end of Manning's career with the Colts, he missed the entirety of the 2011 season because of neck surgery and Indy tumbled all the way from a 10-6 mark and a spot in the playoffs to an embarrassing 2-14 finish. Along the way, they ran a sad and sorrowful collection of signal-callers out under center, a group that bottomed out with the immortal Curtis Painter.
Light broke through at the end of the season in the form of Andrew Luck, the reward for a generations worth of neglect at the backup quarterback spot.
But when it comes to the post-Tom Brady era in New England, there will be no "Suck for Luck" style campaign. Instead, Indy's failings serve a cautionary tale for Belichick and the Patriots. And regardless of what you think about the wisdom of spending a second-round pick on a quarterback -- when they were larger, more immediate needs looming -- Indy's bumpy transition was clearly part of New England's thinking when it decided to go after Jimmy Garoppolo.
"I don't think we would put together a team the way Indianapolis did it when they lost (Peyton) Manning and they go (2-14)," Belichick said. "I don't think that's really what we're looking for. Fortunately, when we lost Tom (Brady) in 2008, we had a player that could step in and we won 11 games.
"We want to be competitive, even if something happens to a player at any position. I think depth is always important. You never know when you're going to need it. But I don't think we'd be happy going 1-15 if we had an injury at one position," he added. "But other people have different philosophies. I'm just saying that the contrast to that example. I don't think that's really what we're trying to do."
This is not to suggest that Garoppolo is going to be the next Luck -- the young Colts quarterback has already become one of the best young signal-callers in the league. Instead, making a sizable investment in the backup quarterback spot gives you a better chance to be ready if the career of your thirtysomething franchise quarterback crashes to a halt.
"With the situation we have at quarterback, I think that we felt as an organization that we needed to address that to some degree in the future, so we'll see how all that works out," Belichick said. "I think you're better off being early than late at that position."
Here are four other things we learned about the Patriots this weekend:
This year's draft is geared toward 2015 and beyond.
As Nick Caserio hinted at during his pre-draft press conference, and as we wrote last month, even without benefit of the draft, New England has a deep roster that doesn't appear to have a lot of room for positional competition. You can make a case there are some depth areas that still need to be addressed like backup linebacker and tight end. (In addition, the team still needs helps at strong safety.) But faced with the idea of going with what might be considered more immediate prospects, they appeared to focus instead on needs they might have to address down the road as opposed to more pressing concerns.
This is not to suggest that Garoppolo, first-round pick Dominique Easley, running back James White or offensive tackle Cameron Fleming couldn't make some sort of impact in 2014. But if Easley is playing significant snaps this coming season, that likely means Vince Wilfork and Tommy Kelly are struggling with injury. If Garoppolo is taking meaningful snaps for the Patriots this coming season, then something has happened to Brady. White is entering a crowded depth chart at running back, and will likely have to sit behind Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen and Brandon Bolden. And while Fleming is a well-regarded prospect, with Nate Solder and Sebastian Vollmer, Patriots have to feel pretty good about their tackle position.
This is not to suggest the Patriots are looking at a similar situation to the 2007 team -- which had virtually no input from its rookie class -- but it was clear that most of the picks that were made over the three-day draft process were made with an eye toward paying off in 2015, 2016 and beyond. As a result, it might be wise to manage the expectations for the 2014 class, which will face an uphill battle for playing time across the board.
"Well, we'll see. I don't know," Belichick said when he was asked if there was some leeway to take a few players who might not necessarily be ready to play regularly in 2014. "I mean, my crystal ball isn't any clearer than yours is, so I don't know what going to happen this year. We'll see when they get on the field, we'll see what they can produce and contribute. That will be up to them and the people they're competing against. I can't control (if they can contribute immediately)."
The offensive line will really bear watching in 2014.
With the pickup up Fleming, center Bryan Stork and guard Jon Halapio, it marked the first time since 2007 the Patriots selected at least three offensive linemen in one draft. It's interesting to see the addition of three offensive linemen at one time, especially when you consider the fact that in 2014, New England figures to be able to run the same starting five offensive linemen (Solder, Connolly, Wendell, Mankins and Vollmer) out there it did over the last two years. In addition, that will all play out against the backdrop of a new offensive line coach in Dave DeGuglielmo, who will be taking over for Dante Scarnecchia.
When it came to the decision to draft three offensive linemen, Belichick was asked if that was just how the board unfolded or if offensive line was just a specific position the Patriots targeted over the course of Day 3. He said that was just how things played out.
"Halapio has been a real good player at Florida, so we were probably a little surprised to see him where he was," Belichick said. "Fleming's a tackle and it felt like good value there. Stork has been a good center for Florida State. We visited him and he was an impressive kid. So it just kind of turned out that way."
Later on Saturday, Belichick provided a more detailed breakdown of the three.
On Stork: "He's been a very good player for Florida State; center. He's played some guard earlier in his career, but has played center down there. Obviously a very good program and good football team. He's done a good job for them.
On Fleming: "A three year starter for Stanford, (he's a) right tackle. Big kid that played against a lot of good competition out there and played against a lot of good players on a good football team. They run the ball a lot. They run a very conventional offense compared to what some of the offenses are in college football, so you can kind of see him do a lot of the things that we see in the National Football League.
On Halapio: "Jon's been a real good player for Florida. Played guard, has been pretty much exclusively a guard down there. Big, physical, very strong guy, powerful player."
Zach Moore and Jemea Thomas might be the two more intriguing prospects for the Patriots in this draft.
Moore, the first player ever drafted out of Concordia, is a big, rangy defensive end who was taken with one of three sixth round picks. The 6-foot-6, 285-pounder is the first play in the history of Concordia to be drafted. A finalist for the Cliff Harris Division II Player of the Year Award, Moore is a two-time captain who had 33 sacks in 39 college games.
"I think Zach has a real interesting skillset," Belichick said. "He's a hardworking guy, and he's played very well at the level of (competition) that he was at. Obviously its going way up, but I think he definitely has the skills to move up. As he gains experience and technique and all that -- I mean, he's long, he's got good quickness, he's good burst, get off the ball – but he needs a lot of work.
"But I think if he works hard and can develop the skills that he has, I definitely think he can be a productive player for us, sure. We're excited to work with all the guys, but I think Zach has a real good set of skills."
As for Thomas, he's shown an ability to play safety, nickel corner and on the perimeter. He's got a unique physical skillset -- he's solidly built at 195 pounds, but at 5-foot-9, is a little undersized. Regardless, he has a knack for being around the ball as a playmaker (he led the Yellow Jackets in tackles and pass break-ups as a senior after picking off a team-high four passes in his junior season). That, combined with his versatility, make him someone to watch when the pads go on.
"Based on our experience with him, our workouts, watching him play, I think he has the ability to work at all three spots," Belichick said of the possibility of Thomas at safety, nickel corner and on the perimeter. "I think he has some versatility, he's smart, he runs well, he's a tough kid, he's a good tackler. I think that there's definitely a place defensively to have a player like that.
"It's good to have a couple players that are versatile and can move around and handle different responsibilities like that. We'll see how much Jemea can do there. He's done all those things in the past plus he's been a good special teams player. We'll see exactly what that role is. Maybe he becomes very good at one thing or maybe he becomes a versatile player that is able to do multiple things. We'll have to see but it looks like he's got the ability to compete at all three of those spots – safety, nickel corner and on the perimeter. He's an interesting guy."
The rookies don't have much time to catch their breath.
In year's past, the rookies would get a chance to get their feet wet with a rookie camp, and then go home before getting their first exposure to the rest of the veterans later in the spring. Now, the rookies will get into town on Sunday, and then start work with the rest of the veterans on Monday.
"They'll come in tomorrow and we'll start work with them Monday. We'll put them in with our veteran players and just move right along," Belichick said. "Now the draft's so late, we'll just bring them in and keep them here. They'll go all the way through the veteran mini-camp in June. It will be just one straight shot.
"They're going to have to come in and get oriented to living in a new area, getting transportation, finding their way around, becoming acclimated to New England. Along with the pro football part of it and all that, that'll just be part of the whole next five or six weeks or whatever it is. It'll be part of that whole process, and we'll start Monday."
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Joe Castiglione & Tim Neverett talked to the new Sox reliever, who got his first save for the team today against the Twins.
Christian recaps the Sox 2-1 loss to the Twins. Eduardo Rodriguez had a good showing tonight but couldn't get the run support needed to secure a W. Thoughts on all of that as well as your calls on Red Sox Review.
Red Sox Starting Pitcher Steven Wright joins Glenn, John Tomase, and Tom Caron to discuss pitching the knuckler in adverse conditions, his journey through MLB, and his All-Star experience.
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Glenn and Tom Caron talk about Michael Jordan's letter where he calls for a halt to gun violence. They also talk about MJ's timing in using this platform; something he'd not done in the past.
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Glenn and Tom Caron talk about the Aroldis Chapman trade; looking at what the Cubs gave up, the price for Relievers might be too steep for the Sox to consider.
Dale and Holley close out the show with the day's best sound.
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Kirk Minihane is joined by Boston comedy legend Lenny Clarke. If you are a fan of stand up comedy this is the podcast for you. Kirk and Lenny talk about Carlin, Pryor, Williams, Murphy and many more.
Kirk Minihane is joined by former ESPN ombudsman and New York Times writer Robert Lipsyte. Kirk and Robert discuss the current state of ESPN and how Robert feels he did in his role as ombudsman. They both criticize ESPN for the lack of journalism at ESPN and look at some of the curious decisions the world wide leader has made in the past few years.
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They've come a long way! Elizabeth Berkley shows off her dance moves with former Saved By The Bell co-star Mario Lopez
Elizabeth Berkley played Mario Lopez's on-and-off girlfriend on the 1990s sitcom Saved By The Bell.
The Dancing With The Stars contestant got a chance to reminisce with Mario as she joined the Extra TV host for an on-camera interview at Universal Studios Hollywood.
And although Elizabeth's pro dance partner Val Chmerkovskiy was also a guest to the show, he got pushed to the sidelines.
'Tango time with my girl': Elizabeth Berkley enjoyed a dance with her former Saved By The Bell co-star Mario Lopez on Extra on Wednesday, a moment that the host shared on Twitter
Mario stole the spotlight and the dance as he drew the leggy 41-year-old actress into a musical tete-a-tete of their own.
'Tango time with my girl @ElizBerkley on @ExtraTV ! So proud of you...,' Mario tweeted on Wednesday.
Who knew the 39-year-old entertainer was so light on feet as he twirled Elizabeth on the stage and whipped her back into a close clinch.
Elizabeth was clad in a form-fitting blue dress and ankle-strapped red and black stilettos that proved no hindrance at all.
The winner: Mario raised his hand triumphantly as he drew Elizabeth into a dazzling finish
Three's a crowd: Elizabeth's DWTS partner Val Chmerkovskiy was also a guest but seemed to be in the way
May I: Mario displayed some pretty fast footwork that Val was wanting to correct no doubt
She showed off her moves and her toned legs as she gave the dance a dramatic finish with raised knee.
It seems just like yesterday when Elizabeth played Jessie Sprano (she was brunette then) and Mario played transfer student A.C. Slater.
Viewers were intrigued by their characters' romance, which had its share of ups and downs.
Is it my turn: Elizabeth and Mario seemed to be thoroughly enjoying the moment while Val stood by
Friends: The pair have known each other a long time and Elizabeth event guest starred on Extra in the summer
Dancing shoes: Elizabeth paired her clingy blue dress with a high-heeled red and black stilettos
Slim: The blonde stunner was terrifically slender during her TV show appearance with Mario
Fast forward to Wednesday, Val stood on the stage watching, probably feeling like the third wheel next to these show offs.
During Monday's Dancing With The Stars season 17 premiere, Val even mentioned that he learned English by watching Saved By The Bell.
Mario was gracious enough to give Val a chance to exhibit some fancy footwork with the blonde stunner.
Need a lift: Elizabeth ended the number by dramatically wrapping a leg around Mario
Showing them how it's done: Val got his chance to dance with Elizabeth while Mario took note
Time for a spin: Mario played gracious host as he treated Elizabeth and Val to a tour around Universal Studios Hollywood in a go-cart
At one point during the Extra visit, the threesome enjoyed a cosy ride around the theme park on a go-cart.
Val and Elizabeth were surprisingly energetic, even though they'd spent the first part of the day rehearsing at the dance studio ahead of Monday's competition.
The dancing team scored a 24 out of 30 with their contemporary number, with Bruno Tonioli going so far as to praise the Showgirls star's strength but adding that she needs to extend her arms more.
Teen stars: Elizabeth, top right with brown hair, and Mario, left centre, played an on-and-off couple on the 1989 to 1992 teen sitcom
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My clutch went right to the floor in the middle of a shift, the pedal just dangles their, when i checked the fluid it was empty, I can find no signs of fluid leaking out. When I tryed to fill it back up and bleed the clutch the pedal has no pressure and the slave cylinder pushs out but will not return. Is it more likly that the master cylinder is bad or the slave cylinder?
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i would check both but i would check the master cylinder first that is the most common and most likely problem
hey i had the save problem in my 2006 and took it to the shop and they said my master cylinder was leaking internally, did your clutch res look like it had black particles in it


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