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- 1 pound filet mignon or mignon tips (cut into 2 inch long and 1/4 inch wide)
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 pound mushrooms, domestic or wild, caps only thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup beef broth
- 1 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 2 teaspoons flour
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh dill
- 2 tablespoons minced parsley
- Salt and freshly grounded black pepper
- 8 ounces medium egg noodles, cooked
Heat large non-stick skillet over high heat and sear meat on all sides, for about a minute. Work in small batches so meat does not give off liquid. Remove to a plate. In a clean wide skillet, heat butter. Sweat onions and add mushrooms and saute over until deep golden, about 20 minutes. While this is cooking, blend broth, mustard, heavy cream and sour cream together. Lower heat, add flour and cook stirring for a minute. Whisk in liquids, and any meat juices and simmer, without boiling until sauce thickens, about 5 minutes. Return meat to sauce and heat, without boiling until meat is warmed through. Season to taste with salt and pepper; stir in dill and parsley and spoon over noodles.
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Now that the White House Office of Management Budget has completed the review, the NHTSA is preparing to finalize the regulation. The proposal suggests increasing the number of new vehicles with EDRs from 91.6 percent today to 100 percent of light-duty cars and trucks.
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In short: Great race - shame about the goody bag food thoughDate of review: June 19, 2013
In short: A mix of good and badIn full: A good point was the lovely run itself. The scenery was nice and the support from the villages was welomed. I also liked that we got bottles of water and not cups- they were welcome on a warm day. Bad points were the lack of toilets at the start and I would say a pretty shameful goody bag. I got a nice glass memento last year, but this year there wasn't so much as a T-shirt. Instead, I got a wagon wheel and a brown banana. Not worth £20, I think. I'd do it again though because it's only a 20minute drive as opposed to a 1-2 hr trip to another one. Sorry to sound miserable!Date of review: May 19, 2013
In short: Friendly Half with a few hills to keep it interestingIn full: Nice run out on a bank holiday. Agree that the start wasn't great, walked through the start line as was very overcrowded, but after the first mile managed to get into my running. Great amount of support along what is a very rural course, each village turned out to cheer people on which was nice. Could do with more water stations and sponges to be able to cool daown as it was a warm one, but warnings were out for that a few days before.Overall a nice friendly run which I will do again. Nice organisation.Date of review: May 14, 2013
In short: A great day out.In full: A lovely rural run finishing in town by the cathedral.A bit of up and down at start and finish but flat inbetween where you can get the hammer down.Cracking good race.Date of review: May 8, 2013
In short: Very well organised & lovely courseIn full: Only thing that let this lovely run down was the toilets at the start, need more for next year, but this is a little niggle that otherwise was a lovely run on a lovely course. Thanks to all the villages that were out cheering everyone on & making the run so enjoyable. I prefer a medal to a t-shirt so thanks to everyone involved & will see you next year.Date of review: May 8, 2013
In short: Flat my arseIn full: Start was very strange, started with a shuffle, then round the corner into a bottle neck where you could only walk, then out onto the main roads, atmosphere was great for the majority of the course, not enough water stations though.Date of review: May 6, 2013
In short: Mildly undulating course with a few nasty but fairly short kick ups towards the endIn full: Nice semi rural route well marshalled throughout and quite well supported in the main. Waitrose goody bag and medal was about right but personally I think a tech t shirt is better. Couple of easy fix points for KP events would really improve this run; An earlier start time so that we run when it's cooler and extra portaloos at the start. (4 toilets+leisure centre loo for 1000+ competitors...really?!)Date of review: May 6, 2013
In short: Whoever told me Lichfield Half was "fairly flat" lied...In full: Nice enough race, good atmosphere. 10:30am was a late start, meant running in mid-day heat & sun. For a race at this time of year it should have started earlier to make the most of the cooler mornings. In the heat not enough water stations and open to bottles are not easy to drink from when running... More water stations with water in sports bottles please! Hilly course with a brutal last few miles. Would run again for value for money & picturesque route though it not a PB course! Good finish area and great being able to get official result within seconds of crossing the line! Date of review: May 5, 2013
In short: A well organised race with lots of encouraging marshalsIn full: I was a bit worried about the start but it is only for about 30seconds before you are on to roads. Well marshalled with encouragement along the way. Only disappointment was no t-shirt! Turned down the offer of a coach and enjoyed the short walk back to the car.Date of review: May 5, 2013
In short: Very enjoyable - long way from home so unlikely to run it againIn full: Very enjoyable run through lovely countryside in best weather of the weekend. Stop-start through school gate is off-putting but, otherwise, I was very happy. Surprised it's not a 'Run Britain' race, not that it really matters to an old charity runner like me. Date of review: May 16, 2012
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Every bit as luxurious as sports cars, handcrafted watches, and fine caviar, the Airblaster Men's Merino Wool Ninja Suit is what suave British spies wear when they hit the slopes. Airblaster gave the fabric a tune-up this season to make it softer, stronger, and more high-performance than ever before.
The new Woolverino fabric blends Merino wool with high-strength Tencel and stretchy Lycra. Merino wool is super-soft and renowned for its temperature-regulating and odor-resistant properties, and Lycra lets you move comfortably while you ride. The addition of Tencel makes the fabric 44% stronger than previous models, helps it dry twice as fast, and makes it even softer than before.
The fit is next-to-skin to help it wick moisture more efficiently. A seven panel form-fitting hood covers up your dome on extra cold days and thumbholes at the cuffs prevent snow from getting in your sleeves. There's no need to worry about what happens if you need to use the bathroom when you're at the mountain, as a 350-degree waist zipper makes it easy to take care of business without having to completely undress.
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The Ninja Suit
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
- Fit: True to size
This is the go-to base layer. One and done! Or easy enough to layer it up with other base layers on the super cold days. The material does end up being soft- but you do need to wash it once or twice, right out of the box it is a little itchy. The fit is right on point, my bf is 5'10 and 165lb, the Medium fits perfectly- next to the skin fit without being suffocatingly tight. As far as the zip goes, it seems to sit on him well, doesn't seem to rub under the waist of his pants. If you're in the market for a good solid base layer for top and bottom, the merino ninja suit is an excellent choice!
My Favorite Piece of Gear
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: XL
I tell all of my friends they need one of these, and I mean it! Warm, breathable, stretchy, comfy, excellent features. It's not skin tight (kind of a dad-bod (chubby man) cut) but it's not baggy enough to be bothersome. The thumb holes are the best I've ever felt, super ergonomic design that doesn't cut into your hand and the hood also fits perfectly around your noggin. The waist zipper makes going #2 super easy, even when squatting in the woods. Wear it for weeks on end and it still won't smell at all! So much better that 2 piece top/bottom combo for cold weather, especially under bibs. Perfect mountain man attire, just get one!
Fits well but it's itchy
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: M
I bought the following to try them all out:
Airblaster - Merino Wool Ninja Suit (M)
Fits comfy, not too tight/big but it's pretty itchy. The 350 degree zip is noticeable just trying on the suit - not sure if it'd be noticeable once you're moving though.
Icebreaker - BodyFit 200 Zone One Sheep Suit (M)
Size is a little loose but overall really comfy. The material is not itchy and it looks like I'm in a wet-suit according to my wife.
Norrøna - Wool One-Piece Long Underwear (S)
Fits snug - should have gone w/a medium but the size chart indicates a M for me would work best. Material felt nice but I liked the Icebreaker more.
Patagonia - Capilene Thermal Weight One-Piece Suit (S)
Fits well (a little snug but not tight) but wasn't sold on the colour. The thumb hooks are very tiny and just not satisfying like a full thumb loop w/material over the knuckles.
One and Done Baselayer
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
This Ninja suit is sick. Not only do you only does this one piece allow you to layer up in a hurry but the antimicrobial features of the merino wool allow for multi day uses with no smell. I ended up being right on the boarder line between Medium and Large however went with the large as merino works best when close to the skin allowing for maximum breathability and ability to wick sweat away. Must admit that the suit felt a little scratchy at first when I first tried it on out of the box, however I washed it after a week of use and the material is no longer itchy and feels great! The Suit fits true to size.
was expecting more
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
It's ok. I don't really like the way the waist zipper works, it is a little too low and would rather a full zip instead of 3/4. Was not as warm as I thought it would be.
Weird fit
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: LARGE
I purchased this and an ice breaker hooded one-piece and I like a lot about this Ninja suit, but the waistline zipper is just too low. I like the material better (at least they try to sell it as better - see description above) and it certainly feels softer than traditional merino wool. I like the hood better - it has an extra panel on each side for better fit and the piping around the rim of the hood is better. The sleeve cuffs are better than Ice Breaker's - they are elastic and won't stretch out over time.
If the 350 degree zipper was higher so it was actually around my waist, I would have gone with this for sure, but even sitting in it several times in my living room, I could tell that chairlifts and sitting around a fire would bother just enough that it wasn't unnoticeable. Bottom line: I went with Ice Breaker's version.
Best one piece suit
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I have used this suit many times and I love it. It is by far the best and warmest base layer that I have used in a long time. The hood feature is great because you can put it under your helmet and it provides great protection against wind on your neck. The only thing that is interesting about this suit is the 3/4 zip to go to the bathroom. It does not give you a lot of room to work with so I would recommend taking the top part off.
Best base layer there is.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
For anything winter, this is the best base layer you can have. I've thrown it on to go sledding and worn it for 2 weeks straight on a nols skiing course. The hood is great for throwing on and off when you get toasty on the skin track, the full zip is great for venting as well. It's not exactly warm in and of itself. Actually its very thin, which can be great if you're ski touring or hiking. It makes up for that with being super comfy under all your other layers. Also the merino wool doesn't get to smelly!
Awesome Base Layer
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I waited way too long to buy a ninja suit. Now that I have it I'll never look at another base layer again on a cold day. I found that this item fits true to size based off the sizing chart.
All about that ninja life
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
I've been sleeping on these suits for years now. For various reasons, I wasn't able to take them seriously. The fact of the matter is - these suits are no joke. Almost immediately, it became one of my favorite possessions and I kicked myself for waiting so long to get one. The simplicity of the one-piece design is super comfortable and extremely effective. No excess fabric, waistbands etc.. When gearing up for the day, I can't think of a better layer to start with . Add to all that the fact that it's Merino Wool! I could go on all day about this suit. Do yourself a favor, join the clan
Best base layer out
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
The ninja suit is hands down the best/warmest base layer I own. Perfect for almost every type of weather on the hill, If you're looking for a super functional base layer that will keep you super warm on those cold pow days look no further.
its not cold outside
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
This ninja suit is soo nice, wore this up snowboarding and i stayed so nice and toasty! This runs true to size.
So if you want to stay warm while snowboarding or playing in the snow you need one of these!!
Warmest Ninja on the mountain
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
Airblaster is the originator of the ninja suit design. Having the 3/4 zip at the waist is key with these for your full days on the hill. You cannot compare many of the other brands to the designs and functionality of the Ninja suit. Great for almost all conditions from snowy days, to cold blue bird pow days, but maybe a bit too warm for some during spring riding unless you have the chest unzipped. I wear the ninja suit without layering beneath and the zipper is not noticed at all, this thing is comfortable!
Great suit
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
First off the merino wool is def worth the extra cash for the conviences that it carrys. Much more breathable yet still as warm as can be without getting all wet and stinky. If your stuck with sizing I'm 6'1 190 lbs with an athletic build and the large fits me well. I also tried on an XL however I had too much slack around the waist area where it looked like I was wearing a saggy diaper. The large fits snug but still enough room where it's not compressing my entire body. One thing to note is they did away with the waist tie. Not sure why but now any extra room kinda just hangs there. I recommend you take your waist size into consideration when looking at the sizing chart. The waist still compresses and expands so it gives you some leeway but the zipper is 360 degrees at that area so it takes away from the stretch a little bit at the waist. Hope that helps any potential buyers!
hey vincent, did you notice anything about itchiness for the wool? also, do you think the large would fit me (6'4, 190lbs, athletic build) given that it fits you at 6'1? i assume the XL would be way too big for me -- im a 32 waist
Nice suit but needs special care
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
This suit is awesome but the wool fabric demands special care: gentle wash with will detergent, and no tumble trying. You have to lay it flat to dry. This seems like too much work for me but backcountry customer support was happy to exchange this for the standard ninja soon. Thank you backcountry!
Does this suit have a buttflap in the back?
Hey Shawna - This Airblaster suit does not have a butt flap but instead a 350-degree waist zip that essentially functions the same way. Feel free to contact me directly with any additional questions.
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In honor of all the drama-loving daddies out there, here's a list of my top five favorite stage fathers. (Note: they were not necessarily chosen for their parenting skills.)
5.: Max, The Homecoming. The kind of father that could make you wish your grandmother had an abortion.
4.: Daddy Warbucks, Annie. The dad every little girl in the 1970s wished she had... Even if her real dad bought her the tickets. And the original cast recording. And took her to Broadway to see the show. In a limo. And to Tavern on the Green for dinner afterward. Sorry, dad.
3: Tevye, Fiddler on the Roof. A father whose ability to irritate his daughters (and still make them feel guilty about it) transcends both time and race.
2.: Willy Loman, Death of a Salesman. Of course. This was the character that--if you hadn't yet realized your parents weren't ever going to change--brought some very bad news.
1.: Lear, King Lear. See, it's not just your kids; they've been ungrateful for centuries.
It's actually not so easy to find meaty dramatic daddy roles. Mothers are a piece of (usually dried out, tragic) cake. Medea, Gypsy, Grey Gardens, The Glass Menagerie, Hamlet, that's 10 seconds of thought, and the very tip of the frigid maternal iceberg. Unless you count absent, dead or theoretical dads, or uncles in a paternal role, there are precious few of them from which to choose--although come to think of it, Eurydice's Father in Sarah Ruhl's version of the myth might have to take the unofficial sixth position, dead or not.
Anyway if you have a different top 5, by all means, send it in, and happy father's day!
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This subject maybe has been covered thousands of millions of time but I was asking myself about that... right now i have a 63% hydration dough.
Would I be correct to assume that any hydration under, say 63%, would include using a starter
I could be wrong, but I don't think marco goes that high for neapolitan dough. Maybe you are thinking about his pizza in teglia hydration?
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During training, my young retriever did excellent staying by my side until I released her to fetch her dummy/bumpers. I make her stay before allowing her to eat any meals and work on stay training all the time. The problem is, real birds drive her up the wall. This isn't a huge problem as far as I'm concerned. If my dog wants to fetch ducks so bad that she completely loses her mind, it's a lot better than if she had no interest in jumping in after the bird at all. The problem is, she breaks even if I miss!! (Which happens more than I like to admit) I've had her chase a healthy flying bird a few hundred yards down the river before. (even the e-collar won't bring her back)
I tried hooking her up to my vest and even using a ground stake but no matter how many times I make her sit before going after the bird, she doesn't learn. I was hoping someone else had this problem. The issue is, I can only train for it in the field because she does so well in training situations. Thanks in advance for any tips.
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sounds like your dog needs a healthy dose of live flyers. i would use pigeons since they are pretty cheap. have a buddy that is a really good shot and have him throw a pigeon in the air and let it fly for a good sec or two so your dog sees the bird flying and have him drop it. if the dog even starts to move (hasnt broke yet) command no sit and back to the truck for a little bit. this gives the dog time to think man if i move i dont get to pick up a bird. also the first couple of times i would make sure the dog is on a very relaxed slip lead so if the dog does break you can correct the dog quickely.
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That's a great idea. I just got the opportunity to buy some pigeons from a guy so I'll do that! Thank you.
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Another thing that has worked great for me in the past training dogs to be patient is to have them heel and sit. Then throw a dummy and instead of the dog going to get it you walk and get it. Do that between 10-20 then let the dog retrieve one or two and repeat. This build patience in the dog which should carry over to live birds. But i would also do the flyers too the more experience with live birds the better.
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Had the same issue with my lab- was so-so for bumpers, excited for Dokken's and went ballistic for a real bird. We used a "choke" chain (the kind without the prongs), tied a piece of 6inch (can be whatever you want) to it, and had him sit by my side while real birds were tossed in front oh him. And what happened? He bolted- except he went about a foot and that was it. By the end of that session he was pretty steady. Now he is 2.5 years and we still train with it. Now however, I am more concerned with him creeping, even just one paw, rather than losing it all together.
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HUMBOLDT- Humboldt Township hosted elected officials Friday on a tour of the former U.S. Navy ELF site Friday.
Humboldt Township Supervisor Joe Derocha invited many people out the former ELF, or extremely low frequency, communications site to tour the facilities and see that the buildings and property has been well maintained over the years.
The new reuse plan for the site is to house the Michigan data center. It was first proposed in 2009 that the Michigan State Police crime lab be moved to the ELF site.
"We invited our elected officials to show them exactly the type of facility we have and the quality of our facility," Derocha said. "We're trying to partner with a data server company that makes the hardware to go into the facility we have in Humboldt Township."
Among the elected officials invited on the tour were state Rep. John Kivela, D-Marquette, state Sen. Tom Casperson, R-Escanaba, and members of the Marquette County Board.
According to Derocha, the state is going to relocate its data center and the data that's stored for the secretary of state and other departments. Among several sites being considered for the data center, the ELF site is the only one in the Upper Peninsula. Currently, the state data is housed at several different locations throughout the state.
"We would like to see it in the Upper Peninsula and I'm hoping that we can make an attempt to get that done," Derocha said.
Derocha said he believes Humboldt is the best site for the data center, but there is one challenge that needs to be overcome.
"Our power charge is 10 percent to 15 percent higher than lower Michigan," Derocha said. "It makes a big hurdle for a company to relocate here, but we're working on that and that's why we have a senator and state representative here. We need to come up with a solution for that."
According to Derocha, the township is reviewing the state's request for proposals, which was released this week, and said it is going to meet or exceed all of the requirements for the site.
The Michigan Department of Management and Budget will decide where the new data center is going to be located.
"There is a requirement for the data center to be in a remote location due to security," Derocha said. "So being a national defense security site for national defense already, we have a leg up on that."
The ELF site served as submarine communication station that was last used in 2005. Humboldt gain ownership last June.
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Having a lot to say is not the same thing as being an expert. The charismatic movement would have all Christians believe that they—the charismatics—are the experts on the Holy Spirit. But is volume the true measure of expertise?
Scripture is clear about what to look for when it comes to identifying the Spirit's work. Christ's words in John 16 give us a good place to start.
But when He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will guide you into all the truth; for He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, He will speak; and He will disclose to you what is to come. He will glorify Me, for He will take of Mine and will disclose it to you. (John 16:13–14)
But when He, the Spirit of truth, comes, He will guide you into all the truth; for He will not speak on His own initiative, but whatever He hears, He will speak; and He will disclose to you what is to come. He will glorify Me, for He will take of Mine and will disclose it to you. (John 16:13–14)
In the following video clip, R.C. Sproul gives a helpful perspective on how to identify and understand the Person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Many charismatics falsely assume that opposition to their movement is the same as opposition to the Holy Spirit. But Grace to You's criticism of charismatic theology has always been in defense of the Spirit, as He's presented in Scripture. At the upcoming Strange Fire conference, we want to highlight the true work of the Holy Spirit.
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How can anyone have an opinion of themselves as being an expert of the Spirit's work? Are we willing to weep and lament, being sorrowful, even travailing sorrow? Can we speak identifying words with such anguish of soul? Do we have hope in our hearts because of the man that was born? Do we trust Him for the unanswered questions? Or are we set on being an expert?
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I am hearing talk about preterism,what is preterism?
two names that were mentioned
1 being Hank Hanagraff,and 2 being R.C.Sproul
I know that R.C. is a reformist,and Hank im not sure about
can you help me out on this subject?
Are you implying that RC thinks he is an expert and he is not? He is an expert where the scriptures are concerned. If you are going to level a charge at someone who has dedicated most of their life to the service of God you should speak plainly and openly instead of using that nonsense. Scripture has revealed much about the Holy Spirit and men like RC have diligently sought the truth. We are not set on becoming experts, we are set on becoming Christ-like.
R.C. Sproul does NOT reject Continuationism in this video clip. His final words are:
"And so, in the classic view, there's a great emphasis on the fruit of the Spirit, more so than the gifts of the Spirit."
He does NOT say that the classic theological position was Cessationism.
Many of us would like to see a moderation in the conference position – a move towards emphasis upon the fruit of the Spirit WITHOUT denial of the continuing gifts of the Spirit. Genuine gifts of the Spirit empower Christians to do the work of the Kingdom – it is spiritual work.
The central issue for the conference seems to be that you are treating everyone who accepts the continuation of the gifts of the Spirit as members of a single 'charismatic movement'. In reality there are many different groups and many variations in beliefs.
So when you criticize unscriptural conduct, please be discerning enough NOT to criticize conduct that is in line with Scripture.
Ben, I grew up without a father and although RC may not consider himself my father, nevertheless, it's been his oversight through teaching that has disciplined me through the years. For this reason I am eternally grateful to him.
I think you misunderstood what I wrote. The blogs scriptural reference is John 16 and specifically John 16: 13-14. Although his disciples had been him three years, they were still ignorant of the Spirits work, for they said, "What is this that he saying unto us." For before the effusion of the Spirit on them, they were attended with a great deal of ignorance; contradiction is all they comprehended. So Jesus plowed a furrow through the middle of their hearts saying, "Suffering! is the way to glory."
In regard to becoming an expert on the Spirits work, would you choose suffering to become Christ-like? For without the Spirits work, all you have to work with is the ambiguity of natural man.
But the point of the blog is the foolishness of the charismatic movement.
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two names that were mentioned
can you help me out on this subject?
It's a tad off topic, but to give just a brief answer to your question, preterism is the idea that the majority of the prophecies pertaining to Christ's second coming happened in 70 AD at the destruction of the temple and Jerusalem by the hands of the Roman armies.
Preterists particularly emphasis the fulfillment of the Olivet Discourse from Matthew 24 and Mark 13 as having fulfillment at 70AD. Additionally, much of the book of Revelation was fulfilled at 70AD, also.
Preterists come in two flavors, if we could say that. What is full preterists who insist there are no prophecies pertaining to Christ's coming waiting to be fulfilled. All that the church awaits is the eternal state. Full preterism is considered heretical. Partial preterists, or those in RC's camp, do believe there remain some prophecies to be fulfilled as they pertain to Christ's second coming.
Dr. Richard Mayhue has a TMS journal article you may find helpful along these lines. See here, http://www.tms.edu/tmsj/tmsj14a.pdf
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So when you criticize unscriptural conduct, please be discerning enough NOT to criticize conduct that is in line with Scripture.
The problem with your objection, Robin, is that the majority of "charismatics" engage in horrific doctrinal error and unscriptural conduct. Believe me, we have had many people say we are hunting the easy targets on the "fringe" of charismaticism like the TBN/prosperity crowd and TV evangelists types. We need to engage the sound charismatics who practice the spiritual gifts correctly.
The reality, however, is that those so-called "sound charismatics" are extremely rare and are in point of fact the "fringe" of what is considered charismatic continuationism. Though it is true charismatics come in different varieties, those varieties are still practicing and promoting error that they refuse to correct.
What is practicing the spiritual gifts correctly?
Brian asks,
What is practicing the spiritual gifts correctly?
By that I mean that they practice the gifts according to what is outlined in Scripture. A big example is the insistence by the so-called "sound" charismatics to reject the typical practice of tongues among charismatics which is a massive babbling free-for-all. According to the Bible, a person with the gift of tongues was to speak in tongues within the church ONLY if there was an interpreter present. See 1 Cor. 14:26ff. And they were to do it in turn, one after another. This biblical description is no where practiced within the majority of charismatic and Pentecostal churches.
Typically, the "sound" charismatics will argue that tongues of that sort are really meant to be private prayer languages, but that concept is also no where taught in the Bible.
I too cannot make it to the conference, as others have commented here. God has His reasons for me, I know. I will look forward to hearing the great reports here on gty.org, et al. As Reverend MacArthur has said, but I only paraphrase, this is about caring for the body of Christ ultimately, seeing rational people get together with these wonderful scholars and pastors, and let God's only revealed Truth, the Almighty Holy Scripture, both Old Testament and New Testament, be discussed calmly and peacefully, and let it, through the power of The Holy Spirit, do the real speaking and correcting. Scripture is our highest ground saints. May all eye logs be removed before anyone enters the room, and may true Christian men and women help each other in love, in the removal process of any and all specks from any and all eyes. Humility abound. Hearts opened by the Holy Spirit alone. Let's see John 14:12 occur at this conference: "Truly, truly, I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also; and greater works than these he will do; because I go to the Father." NASB. I believe that will occur, if all allow Holy Scripture alone to reign supreme. It must be The common ground where ALL can "safely" meet. All credit and glory to King Yahweh alone, the great author of our wonderful instruction manual for life, and eternal life. Grace to you all!
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Present: Pomme, Garden Andy, Laura, Graeme, Chombee, Pockets, Claire, Martina, Lucas, Bryony, Alex*, Torstein
Points from last meeting outstanding
Is barredcam working? Where is it? (Ryan)
Print tabletops (Alex)
Make more tabletop holders (Alex)
Events book with instructions on how to have an event (Gaz, Shannon, Faith)
Documentary film nights (Swithun talk to Tarik)
Change 'tea' to 'Handsome Jack' on menu (Chombee will take it on)
Grill element broke, new one ordered, taking ages to get here, should have been next day delivery. Delivery service 'delivered' twice in afternoon, allegedly. Hopefully arrive tomorrow, or make a big fuss.
Volunteer cupboard policy
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Non-shift volunteers should ask, handy for parties
Key on different ring - with toilet key, keep in till.
Till impractical. Have a ring somewhere out of the way.
Only leave valuables - not tops.
Big sign saying that crap will be chucked regularly (Laura)
Next volunteer party
Fun and games with Andy.
Lock the front door and keep non-volunteers out. The parties are a thank you to volunteers.
Kiddies party theme.
Friday 9th.
Bryony phone volunteers, Swithun make poster.
Christmas dinner
Bryony will do christmas dinner - contact her if you want to get involved. On 25th December.
Film suggestions
Swithun will be contacted by people who want to show films. Write it in book when film is chosen.
Person showing film has to provide film, control crowd, manage equipment.
Graeme will start thread on Christmas Films
Magda/Duncan - where are you? (Alex)
Alex will write up instructions on how to NM a film night.
Kitchen overhaul
Shannon has a plan. Have more of a creative edge in kitchen. More to cook in morning, so more staff then. Change the menu - has been similar for a long time.
Make the kitchen a creative place, like rest of Forest.
Have place for next year, so worth doing.
Give volunteers more cooking skills.
We have more volunteers during day anyway, so makes good use of their time.
Alex and Shannon will work out what we need to buy - equipment.
Can still keep dishes cheap.
Can let customers mix and match.
Have tubs for sandwich fillings, roulette option.
Apply same approach to main dishes as sandwiches.
Alex will make sure there enough bins in kitchen and for customers.
Have separate meeting later to discuss kitchen overhaul. Alex will start thread.
Alex has been doing food costs to reduce prices. The current prices are over the 3xcost formula.
Lowering prices would bring in more customers, but most people don't think the prices are too high. Some dishes are on the edge (Nachos!)
Good to have a cheap but healthy alternative to beans.
Events posters
Jane was apparently supposed to touch me. I'm still waiting.
Nothing new on website.
Is the small first page good - it hides the events.
Swithun will find out who is doing stuff on the site and how more people can do more stuff.
Push the BB more. But are customers that interested.
The place is a dump. What happened to the cleaning rota?
Have a more comprehensive cleaning list.
A slot on the rota for cleaning.
People are not cleaning as well as before. Standards are slipping.
Alex will reorganise night cleaning list. Have it laminated so that it can be ticked.
Bryony will organise cleaning.
Making things clearer - corkage, dishes etc.
Customers often don't see signs. Alex has made tabletop leaflet.
Pomme will repaint sign for staff toilet to emphasise STAFF, not TOILET.
Signs in toilet downstairs - Andy to ask Nix to spray paint signs - unisex toilet, close door etc.
Have corkage explained in several languages.
Ban drinking in gold room. Impossible to enforce, but nice idea.
Bryony will draw up 'how to be nice to Forest' text.
We don't explain the unique nature of the Forest enough. Changes to gold room will help with this.
Pockets will make infomercial DVD.
Humour is good, but not private jokes.
Laura/Bryony/Pomme look into licence rules for under 16s. When there are young bands/customers it might be good to ban all alcohol.
Sometimes bands cause trouble - ask them to chill or get lost.
Need to be vigilant over Christmas. Police can advise. Kitchen people need to ask for IDs. Get KM/NM to do it if you don't want to do it yourself.
Forest is multinational. Bryony will get people to translate. Want Polish, Spanish, French, Greek.


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Topic: Needs help with creating a flash message partial!
I'm trying to create a partial for flash messages and render it in my
views, but I don't get it to work. My code looks like this:
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<%= content_tag(:div, value, :class => "flash #{key} body_copy
box_padding") %>
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And I get the the following error:
You have a nil object when you didn't expect it!
You might have expected an instance of Array.
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Any help would be really appreciated!
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Theresa "Terry" (Sorel) Casavant -- Pawtucket
Pawtucket – Theresa "Terry" (Sorel) Casavant, 87, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her loving children on Tuesday, January 8, 2013. She was the beloved wife of the late Edgar E. Casavant. They were married in Jacksonville, Florida and then returned to Pawtucket where they made their home and raised their family for over sixty years. Born in Central Falls, she was a daughter of the late Oscar W. and Clarinda (Ballard) Sorel. Terry was an active member of St. Cecilia's Women's Club and a Scout Leader at the Church. She was an avid bowler for over 20 years and a member of Bally's Health Club for over 35 years. She strongly believed in exercising mind, body and spirit. Terry leaves twelve children, Robert, Suzanne, Rita, Albert, Pauline, Eugene, Janet, Peter, Paul, Marie, Frances and Michele; two brothers, Roland Sorel and Maurice Sorel; a sister, Marie Cecile Domingos; 32 grandchildren and 32 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. She was the sister of the late Raymond, Oscar and Leo Sorel. VISITATION will begin Saturday at 1 p.m. followed by Services at 4 p.m. at WILLIAM W. TRIPP Funeral Home, 1008 Newport Ave., Pawtucket. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts to The Little Sisters of the Poor, 964 Main St., Pawtucket, RI 02860 would be appreciated. TRIPPFUNERALHOME.com
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Toll, Lennar: 2 Good Ways to Play the Housing Recovery
Then early Wednesday, the news came, as noted here by the Wall Street Journal :
Housing starts decreased 3% last month from October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 861,000, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. Since November 2011, new home construction was up 21.6% . . . .
Construction of single-family homes, which made up two-thirds of housing starts last month, dropped 4.1% in November to a rate of 565,000 units. Single-family construction was up 22.8% from a year earlier.
As a Barron's news story concluded, "The figures were below expectations. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast overall housing starts would drop to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 865,000, which would have been a 3.2% decline from October's previously reported figures."
The upside of the Commerce Department's report was summarized by Dave Lutz, a trader at Stifel Nicolaus, who opined, "Billings by U.S. architecture firms increased in November at the fastest pace in five years, a sign construction will pick up next year as businesses invest in commercial projects. The American Institute of Architects Billings Index climbed to 53.2 last month, the highest level since November 2007, from 52.8 in October."
Lutz reminded us that the index has risen for six straight months, the longest winning streak in its 17-year history. All I can add is that when the Architects Billings Index rises month after month that bodes well for the economy and for the home building industry specifically.
Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link actively manage a real money portfolio for his charitable trust- enjoy advance notice of every trade, full access to the portfolio, and deep coverage of the latest economic events and market movements.
Earlier this month luxury-home builder Toll Brothers (TOL) let it be known that their quarterly profits surged in the fiscal fourth quarter. TOL reported that net signed contracts for building homes were more than $684 million. That's up 75% from the year-ago quarter.
TOL also reported the number of units surged to 1,098 which is a 70% improvement from last year. In fact The Wall Street Journal reported that "...on a per-community basis,
CEO Douglas Yearley was pleased to announce at TOL's conference call that, "Pent-up demand, rising home prices, low interest rates and improving consumer confidence motivated buyers to return to the housing market in 2012."
Yearley added, "As household formations accelerated and unsold home inventories dropped to record lows, the industry took further steps toward a sustained housing recovery." For the quarter ending Oct. 31, Toll Brothers reported a profit of $411.4 million. This translated to $2.35 a share, a monumental improvement over the same quarter last year when TOL's profit was just $15 million.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (90 votes).
In short: Fairweather but scenic marathonIn full: I've been trying to write a few words about my experience at Rutland Water since I ran it last November (about six months ago) but keep getting sidetracked.So here we go for the much abridged version. Fat Feet run good events but were troubled by the English weather during 2012, as were a whole heap of other running event organisers. The blurb on their web site seemed to lean towards fair or sunny conditions, without a need to invoke your inner hardened trail runner to complete the 26.2 mile course.Sadly, as I said, 2012 was blemished by the weather. And as a result, there were several points of concern. Some people hadn't prepared for either the cold and/or wet - myself included. While the cold shouldn't have come as a surprise given the time of year, the wet did. Rain falls from above which can't be helped. Unfortunately, at Rutland Water, if there is heavy rainfall, it has nowhere to go and quickly starts pooling everywhere. This made for very cr*ppy terrain underfoot - mud without any semblance of traction, shallow standing water everywhere on both road and trail and occasionally, puddles so deep that you're almost knee deep when wading through.If you opt to run this, be prepared for anything. At its heart, it is a trail marathon. There is some road but you are likely to get muddy and you are likely to be tested.Around the 21 mile mark, I reached one of the last aid stations on the course to find a table with cups of water in disarray and the cadets who were volunteering at the event huddled in a nearby car for warmth. I felt quite angry at the time. I was out there in a miserable climate and I wanted some support. That was wrong, so very wrong but it was an involutary reaction. In hindsight, those guys had been out there for a long time too and were obviously sheltering away because it was freezing outside, the wet weather wasn't helping and at least, in my case, I was able to try and move faster to generate some warmth while they were obliged to stay near to the aid station. I'm glad that even huddled up in a car that these guys were still out there. And for the record, I am grateful to every single volunteer and spectator out on the course that day. Without you guys, these events wouldn't happen. Thanks for sticking it out, even when there is very little in the way of respite.My only other qualm was the finish line. There was little in the way of shelter to either get dry, get warm or get changed. And after what was a fairly gruelling experience, no medal. It's petty, I know, but I like my little trinkets for completing these things. Should this event ever suffer these conditions again, there needs to be more thought put into looking after the finishers who are potentially soaked through to the bone and verging on hypothermia, even if this is only a cup of tea and a space blanket.All of that said, I really enjoyed the Rutland Water Marathon. I'm sure I didn't say that until much later that night after having changed into some dry clothes, warmed myself through and travelled home. I think that both the organisers and the runners need to take something away for next time from this year's experience. I certainly intend to run Rutland again, possibly more than once. I'd like to run in better conditions, to enjoy the setting in the sunshine as I think it was intended. I would also like to run it again in dire conditions but go into it with that scenario in mind, take a waterproof and some trail shoes, ready to battle with anything that Rutland Water 2012 raised against me and then some.Dear Rutland Water, I had an awesome experience. Massive thanks to Fat Feet and all of the volunteers who were probably out in the elements longer than any of the runners. To the weather, we'll meet again and next time, you'll have to throw more down from the heavens than a torrential apocoalypse to stop me in my tracks!!!To anyone else out there, run in the warm and dry but don't forget to enjoy the cold and wet. Running is so much more fun when it's challenging and varied.Date of review: April 19, 2013
In short: Great Event ruined by the organisersIn full: The event as a marathon is fantastic in its location and scenery. Challenging, the hill at mile 23 into Egleton is a heartbreaker. Event the awful weather didn't detract from the wonderful setting.However, organisation on the day was sloppy and not very welcoming, goody bag was pointless, technical vest has gone in the charity bag and a Certificate instead of a medal was an insult.Not one of Fat Feet's finest days, especially as they have not responded to any e-mails regarding issues with the race. I will avoid their events in future.Date of review: November 15, 2012
In short: badly organised, and they refuse to reply to any contactIn full: Fat feet events wouldnt reply to any contact before race, and now also wont respond at all.Poor parking, many directed to a car park with no toilets near (locked) and that meant a long cold walk back after end of race.Army cadets were good at water stations, but a tiny drop of water in cups no good, plus kids were having to deal with very cold people and didnt really seem to know what to do with cold casualties.No one around at the finish, no one to give out goodie bags. and goodie bag rubbish, just a promotional vest for the company and certificate and no medal and vest way too small. poor mementoes for £35.No care for cold wet people that i could see.Shuttle buses useless, not enough, long wait.This isnt some charity race organised by volunteers at a club, but a proffesional events company.Chip also failed untill i was directed back over mat twiceHave waited over a week to rate, as wanted to give them a chance to respond to my complaints, but ignoredDate of review: November 15, 2012
In short: 26.7 miles by my GPS...not impressed. In full: 3 mile markers in line with my gps all the way, but the finish seemed to never come...No toilets, miles to the suggested carpark, when another one at the finish.rubbish goody bag, worst i've had. good support around, but rubbish at the finish.Date of review: November 9, 2012
In short: DisappointingIn full: I have left my views for a week to see how I feel after reflection; still disappointed with a number of factors FatFeet could control, eager for another challenge, but most of all - warm.Parking over one mile away was known, but for the toilets to be locked on arrival and then no facilities at the start was awful - seeing men and women alike peeing in the trees was surely avoidable.The race itself was made tougher by the rain and consequent wet feet, mud between the toes, frozen fingers and chafing for the first time - how sore is that!I over cooked it and finished a good 20 minutes from a reasonable estimate, but no moans about the course - it is challenging and needs to be marketed as such; it should attract more runners that way.The finish came and I dreamt of achievment, a shuttle back to the car park, change in warm clothes and pick up partners warm clothes and shuttle back - I had an hour to do this.BUT - a small tent, small bag with soon to be soggy card and a vest (which I like) but no medal - come on! just about everyone loves a medal. It lures the first timer back and it is tangible proof of your mental toughness.Trudged up the hill but the bus had gone; it took half an hour to come back and I stood with others in the rain, shivering and shaking - a kind chap opened a foil blanket I had thrown in at the last minute. It helped a bit :-(Partners arrival got close so I let the bus go and hid in the baby changing unit with another chap until she arrived! She was colder than me poor thing, and shook like Mrs Overall, but luckily bus was there and we returned to Sykes Lane - no one on the bus spoke, the rustle of the blankets was loudest and we were thoroughly fed up.£35 is a lot for little in return which invariably means we won't go back.Date of review: November 9, 2012
In short: Great Location - Not ideal for first timersIn full: I can sympathise with some of the comments that have been made regarding this event. But on the whole, I tend to focus on this as a x-country marathon, and as such make sure I carry all the provisions I think I will need (including gels, water etc) - have to admit I have ran this 3 times now (yes the goodie bags are reducing - but for me, its doing the course that counts). Marathons are about the the effort of the competitor and the training done ahead of the day - most of us would have run 20 miles plus (with-out support of drinks stations etc) - so why gamble with the drink station strategy of the organisers?) I even make sure I carry my stuff for the bigger events - by the time I get to some of the latter stages, drinks / gels have gone as well.The Start / Finish / Car-parking will always be problematic and I suspect that with the cold temps and the rain, that waiting for the lift felt like it was too long (Fatfeet should have some thermal blankets for that - all the other years they would not have needed them, but this year it has bit them on the ass! - that is the only real criticism I would add.)What I would say is that the CADETS were FANTASTIC all around the course - and I made sure that I mentioned that to their leading officers at the end of the race. They made me smile, they waved me on and I made sure I said THANK-YOU to all of them that I saw.All in all, it was a tough day (cold, wet and slightly windy) - for most people, marathons are test of endurance and common sense. ALL KUDOS for those completing it, even better for the PB's!! - I was just happy to complete (just under 5 hrs) it, and will be looking to do it again next year.Date of review: November 7, 2012
In short: Not the best weather this yearIn full: Not very often I rate events but here go'sI shall try and sit on the fence looking at everything when I write this:The weather was not on the side of the event. We had heavy rain and flooded paths. Something the organisers put on facebook the day prior to the race, so the warnings were there.Yes we had torrential rain and towards the end the puddles where getting deeper. But. So many runners where wearing shorts and tee shirts or knowing the conditions failing to make allowances for the relevant conditions.Let us remind ourselves that this is a trail event and as such will not have the same facility's as big marathons, you are not going to get hoards of supporters and on the finish line there will only ever be a smattering of hardy friends and family braving the weather.The course itself is lovely, it is well marked with plenty of signage and not possible to go wrong. There were mile markers every 3 miles (sufficient for a trail event).It was well marshalled with numerous army cadets all in good spirits and very helpful, they had set up two marshalled road crossings at the entrance to the peninsula with numerous marshals and stop/go boards to stop traffic and let the runners cross without being impeded and on the last section of main road before you got to the finish, where there was no path the road had been cordoned off with cones giving runners a safe lane to run in. I found that there were more water stops than in a normal trail marathon and from memory at least two had gels being offered to all runners.Another thing worth remembering is that this is a nature reserve, You cannot just plonk a load of portaloo's by the start in such an area. And you can't give water in bottles as the less socially responsible runners amongst us just hold onto them and then chuck them miles from the water stops making cleaning up a nightmare…has anyone running a race ever considered those who have to walk the course behind them picking up the water bottles, gel and food wrappers etc?The Instructions where clear and I do wonder sometimes if people actually read them, the walk to the start was clearly made out, yes it's a walk and inconvenient in todays consumer society but you could always use it to warm up?There were extra portaloos at the main start car park and the main toilets had a large internal floor area which allowed people to get changed out of the rain and wind.Within 50 metres of the finish line are 2 café's offering hot food and drink, the main indoor toilet block allowing safe changing (It wasn't the ritz but it was good enough).The Goody bag is always a personal thing. I have to admit I'm not that bothered, after all the medals are usually cheap bits of tin that you chuck in the bottom of a drawer later anyway. I appreciate that some will want more and some will be happy.So. There are those who would want space blankets and a celebrity announcer at the finish line and those who like me appreciate the location and it's inherent beauty which was dampened by the weather, but there are those who very clearly did not heed the weather warnings and perhaps not read the instructions sent out by the race organisers.As for me…I really enjoyed it, I had my waterproof jacket on having checked the weather, I got to the start in time having read the instructions, I used the toilets at the main start to have a wee before the race, I was able to enjoy the route without worry, I was comfortable and I finished with a PB. I finished the race, walked to my car and got my warm clothes, changed in the large toilet block and warmed up before a drive home.Date of review: November 7, 2012
In short: PB but no medal to show for it!!!In full: My sixth marathon and a PB but no medal to display with my others!! Now I know that most runners have enough medals but doing a marathon especially in those conditions deserves a medal and some one from fat feet to hang it around your neck and say well done!!The cadets were fantastic, one even ran out from the drink station to hand me a gel. Well done to all of them.As for the route, its one of the best locations to run and I was lucky to train for my first two marathons along the route.Just the lack of a medal and support at the end (not even a space blanket when I was shivering so much on the drive home)put more of a dampner on the race than the weather.Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: A Race That Leaves A Smile On Your FaceIn full: This was my first ever marathon and now that I'm recovering I can say "I really enjoyed this race."The scenery was lovely even in it's blanket of cloud and rain and well worth putting up with the conitions.The course was undulating rather than hilly, nothing too dramatic. Though the long slow drag up hill from Manton was tough to cope with on empty legs. The cadets were AMAZING considering the conditions and how long they were out there for. Well done to them. The only real issue I had was with the timing mats. On passing the peninsular mat for the first time the cadet stopped me as it had not beeped. Only by squatting really low did it beep. The problem? I had my race number on my chest and not my belly! The cadet laughed his head off when I crossed it the second time - in a low running squat at speed... but I got my bleep. At the finish line I almost had to go down on all fours to beep... not easy after a freezing 26.2. I wonder if many have fallen foul of this issue?Support and organisation. Yes... maybe it seems a bit overpriced due to it's lack of extras, but the basics were there.I am now a marathoner and will be back in 2013. When can I sign up again?Date of review: November 6, 2012
In short: Cold Wet and little support at the finish.In full: This is a really nice and scenic marathon. Watch out for the large amount of cattle grids. However if you pick a bad day for it,it is very testing. We had rain all the way through and had the occasionial deep puddle to run through Waiting at the finish was no medal, no space blankets and hot drinks to look forward to. The finish line soured my experience of my first marathon! Im sure if you get a good day for it, it would be awesomeDate of review: November 6, 2012
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Skip to comments.AP says its Twitter account hacked (led to Market flash crash)
Posted on 04/23/2013 10:24:16 AM PDT by RummyChick
Associated Press says its Twitter account has been hacked, as the Twitter feed falsely said that there had been two explosions at the White House.
(Excerpt) Read more at marketwatch.com ...
Rush just reported about the hack.
hack caused this kind of market move
lots of people lost and made money on this
traders sold first and asked questions later
The Muslims would never attack one of their own.
He's their spokesman
These damn geeks are probably on the public dole and sitting home figuring out how to get into these accounts.
From Anonymous:
YourAnonLive @YourAnonLive
UPDATE: Associated Press twitter reportedly hacked by 'Syrian Electronic Army'
I'm reminded of the scene in Airplane when the goofball unplugs the runway lights.... "Just kidding."
Syria..people we are arming?????
It boggles my mind how much money was made and lost running those stops?
I wonder if the trades will get busted
Argh, beaten by a girl! :-D
Note to AP: change password from "WeLuvBarack". It's too obvious.
Did CNN run with it?
now the terrorists know how much damage they can do just by hacking a news source.
Millions made and lost in seconds.
Do those hands have blood on them lol
do you know how much time went by before it was removed
Just an admonition to the media, the 'powers that be' and the White House, "when you mess with the truth, you open yourself up to unintended consequences.
BTW, if you have your money in a mechanism that is so volatile and so fickle as to be instantly and significantly affected by something such as this, a prudent person would re-evaluate their position and where they have their assets....
Just sayin'
This is why I don't invest in the market, I just don't get it, had I been in the market, I would have expected it to sharply spike up on this news.
CNBC screen message was that it was up 4 minutes.
About 2-3 minutes total
It's called 'Mehndi'. :-)
Say it ain't so!
The headline should have been
"Workplace violence" at the white house lol
LOL at the fools who believed it..if there had been an explosion at the White House we wouldn't have needed a tweet from the AP to prove it
I was watching the Fox biz channel when this was going on, and I need to go change my underwear. It dropped 100 points so fast that the talking heads didn't even notice what was going on.
As Hillary would say: What difference does it make?
I bet CNN's White House Correspondent sitting in the White House Press Room called Jay Carney to confirm whether or not there had been an explosion in the White House.
Huh? I would think that an explosion at the WH would be interpreted as good news for the markets. A world free of that marxist POS would be a lot more prosperous. Even Biden would be an improvement over our evil commie.
I had an order in to sell some RIG calls for 1.43 and it was sitting at 1.41 and moving my way. Within 1 second it was 1.15 and moving down. It has recovered now to 1.25, but that's a long way from 1.40's. This is my income money for the month. I hope I get another chance today.
i would have the opposite would happen...an immediate peak to a new record and then once in sunk in that the liar thief bernaccccky might have to stop ruinning the dollar and forcing a false run to stocks, that it would start tanking to the bottem!!!!!!! just a thought!?
Whether a senile evil commie is preferred to a non-senile evil commie is, IMHO, not clear.
I don't think it took a dive over Obama supposedly being injuried. It probably took a dive because it meant Uncle Joe would be taking over.
That would have been a mind-bender.
And I bet Brian Ross was quick to get online to find out if a tea party member did it..gotta love these fake tweets though, like the one that says "Obama says I have no f*ckin clue what Im doing" If Obama did say that it would be the first time I ever agreed with him
Why was he Just injured?
"Whether a senile evil commie is preferred to a non-senile evil commie is, IMHO, not clear."
The best historical example is Mao. When he first assumed power, Mao was a genocidal maniac. However as he grew older and out of the picture, his subodinates did moderate China to some degree.
I would have thought the market would have gone up...
Everyone knows 0baMao is never home.
Because you're an evil capitalist versus those good capitalists at the TBTF banks.
With Biden as the VP? lol
we are lucky it didn't go to zero!
Some "kid", hacking out of his Mom's basement, is about to have a very, very bad day.
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Okay, so I am setting up a site that has articles and profiles, each with its own set of sections. For example:
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (589 votes).
In short: It starts the year on a real high (& Altitude)In full: Many thanks to all helping with the organisation - terrific event. I brought the family along and they really enjoyed it too! Dr Rob, you continue to set the standard for enjoyable (& challenging) events.Date of review: January 5, 2009
In short: Another great gig by Dr. Rob and the MarshallsIn full: Just gets better - I'll be back for my 3rd next year. Date of review: January 5, 2009
In short: Superb start to the running year - challenging but very friendly raseDate of review: January 4, 2009
In short: Brilliant way to start the yearIn full: This 'race' is a fantastic way to start the year. Yes it is a challenge but the other runners, the marshalls, bemused dog walkers and other unsuspecting folks and the smooth organisation of the team make this a really, really great event. Might try the Munro again this year. Date of review: January 4, 2009
In short: Fantastic atmosphere and challenging hills/steps made more so in my case by post Christmas 'excess baggage'Date of review: January 4, 2009
In short: Really nice atmosphere, challening runIn full: This was great! A challenging run but woth such nice atmosphere and enthusiastic support that made it all seem fun. I loved it, and will do it again.Date of review: January 3, 2009
In short: Great start to the year excellent for those christmas glutes!In full: Thanks folks for another memorable race - the organisation was spot on, the people are all really freindly and the race gets you motivated fo rthe forthcomming traingin year.Well done.Date of review: January 3, 2009
In short: Great fun! What a way to start the year. I do have sore legs now though!Date of review: January 3, 2009
In short: Best and hardest 10k trail run I've taken part in to date, will be back next year.Date of review: January 3, 2009
In short: A great excuse to wear women's tights!In full: A great way to start the year. Great atmosphere and organisation. Tough going but very rewarding. Will try and break the one hour mark next year.Date of review: January 2, 2009
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