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You have no idea how great it is to see the guys back in training. Still dissapointing to see that Rondo still hasn't developed a mid range jumper.
Rondo needs to look at the rim not the floor when he shoots Where was kg
KG was probably with the Big Men somewhere, hopefully Brandon Bass was helping him with his biceps.
Watching Ray Allen shoot a basketball is a thing of beauty. At the beginning of the video you can see Avery Bradley making a jump shot good sign? And of course Rondo with his always frustrating jumper
Avery Bradley is an amazing player and I hope they play him more this season. And Ray Allen has probably the nicest shot in the league. He is perfect.

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Ok decided to remove the , drive axles to drop the sub frame, just to be sure I did not over extend the cvjoints, guess I will take all the brake components off too to remove the parking brake cables at the wheen, as i heard folks had issues pulling the cables when disconnecting in the cabin..so now I am about to work on the trailing arms and sub frame..but WHAT IS THE BEST PLACE TO PUT THE JACK STANDS??? right nowI have it supported on the sub frame. I knew a relocation was forthcomming but thoiught it would be obvious...but it is not to me..what's the recomendation? Thanks!
I don't remember what I did exactly waaay back when, but - through the course of things over the years I had the opportunity to accumulate some thick pieces of sheet rubber - like, 1/2"-1" thick. I think I may have put the jack stands at the rear sides where you'd jack the car up with the trunk jack, and used the rubber to not crush the vertical rail. Those two spots are the most out of the way for what you're doing. I think there's some box-frame section aft of the rear upper spring-perches, those might place the jack stands in the way. YMMV, & exercise all due caution.
+1, the spot where the factory trunk jack goes is the best spot. Just follow MGarrision's advice and you should be fine.
And what if that spot is entirely rusted out and you can see into the trunk from the bottom, like mine? lol
I keep a few Hockey pucks to use as juack pads. They will however tear up if the top and bottom surface is not relatively flat and protrusion free.
You might want to reconsider the hockey puck idea. I had a student at a driver's school a few years ago tell me she did the same thing, using a hockey puck for a jack pad; when the hockey puck broke on her jack and the car dropped that, ohhh, 1 or 2 inches, fortunately she had it jacked up enough that it only broke her toe, instead of say, amputating it, or otherwise mangling her foot/toes further. And if you've ever had a broken toe, you know how much fun those are to deal with. She has since sworn off hockey pucks.
thanks! Thanks all. Got er Down last night. No broken toes. Used the recommended spots and dropped the subframe, diff and trailing arms together, Removed the TA's after I had lowered it enough to reach the bolts, then rolled the rest out on the jack, sub bushing getting pressed in today, used the threaded rod homemade press to get out the TA bushings..now if I can just get it back in there with the TA's and diff attached! Also contemplating doing the diff bushing, have a new one to go in..but could probably do that fairly easily later on,


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Greece: Touring the Ancient Sites of the Peloponnese
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Two days after Sidney's high school graduation, we are off to Greece. He has been wanting to go for years, and his graduation and upcoming 18th birthday plus our 20th wedding anniversary make it a good 2013 celebration. Our plan is to spend a few days in Athens, then head out by car to tour the ancient sites of the Peloponnese, camping, hiking on the Mani Peninsula, and climbing Mt. Olympus along the way.
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Beautiful fabrics making up your patchwork throw Lisa. Sometimes i think when we can no longer have instant access to the internet and blogging it can initially make you feel a little disconnected but then I think its ultimately freeing in a way. I wonder often if I should carry on blogging, its the new friendships and conversation I like. I sometimes worry that it's a little hedonistic or even egotistical at times. Who really wants to see what i make? Am I looking for compliments? Am I showing off? I worry that this is how I come across at times. Strange isn't it,but yet i continue to blog because of the sense of inspiration and community out there in cyberland....I am going on a bit here, forgive me. I'll keep quiet now :o) Enjoy your slowing down and appreciating all the little things xox big hugs, Penny
ReplyDeleteBoy, is this a universal conscious thing? Because I have just gone through the same feelings, as a newbie and very few followers I questioned who?, why? and did anyone even care? Then I reread my words and posts and thought you know what, let's just do this for ME. My blog has become a bit diary like for me, if no one reads it, it doesn't matter really. Then I continue to be inspired by others and love reading these type of posts where someone feels like me, then I get it again. It's not about traffic, followers, number and complexity of projects, it is a place to express YOURSELF. The rest will follow and you do reach others......I am assisting a lady in Germany finish a turtle pincushion she saw on my blog.:-)
ReplyDeleteWaffle away Mrs Bobo Bun all you like, I'm listening and so are many others! I can appreciate your feelings though, it's hard because although we are all connected by our creativity and love of colourful things it takes the technology to connect us!! I do hope you find some solutions to you computer annoyances soon! In the meantime, just keep doing what you do, whipping up a blanket in a flash! A true marvel, if you don't mind me saying!!! :) x
ReplyDeleteI love your patchwork throw. The fact that you did it in one day blows my mind. It would have taken me 3 days of uninterrupted work to come close. I totally understand about the blogging. I'm having issues right now with my bod and have been away from my blog for quite a while but I know it's there when I'm ready. I so enjoy your posts so do when you can. We, your bloggy friends, will be here when you are. :)
ReplyDeleteha ha... love that particular waffle Lisa. I often have the same internal monologue - the realise it's come out of my mouth. Cleggy will be heard asking 'soooo, are you saying you are going to blog more often...or stop altogether???'!
Same with my little business (currently in hibernation mode - can't decide whether it needs to stay there or be revived!)
Anyway - I'm waffling now. Love you blanket.
fee xThat quilt looks perfect and I will read anything you write with great pleasure even if you feel like a big/little moan about life! I think slowing down is a good thing - its just not possible to get everything done that we may think needs to be done and your creativity makes your house a lovely home for the four of you. Karen xx
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely pics Lisa ... and monologue! Never mind about the housework ... it'll still be there tomorrow.
Don't try analysing the bloggy thing either ... it should be fun not something to get stressed about ... your blogs are always lovely and something to look forward to, but shouldn't ever be a chore or all the fun goes out of it. Just go with the flow, that's what I'm doing lately ... if I start thinking I haven't done a post for at least a week I get blogger's block, so now I just wait for inspiration!
Enjoy your day
Claire xxLisa, your post reflects what many of us are feeling; I've been saying recently on my blog that I just can't keep up reading and commenting on blogs when people post so frequently (this is not a criticism of those bloggers, merely my feelings of being overwhelmed.) I also think heck, I haven't done much to warrant being called Textile Treasury - no sign of a piece of stitching for several posts, I got into the kitchen organisation, and the furniture painting, and the Wild Garlic gathering and processing.....oh it just goes on. But then I think, hang on, the blogs I love to read come along when they come along - I mean if they don't post for a week that isn't a problem, I just enjoy them when I see them. And I enjoy whatever they have to say even when it may be "off topic" as it were.
And I now just enjoy blogging about whatever I want to blog about.
As regards the housework --- well I think a day hardly constitutes major neglect and social breakdown! (Or even 2 or 3!) And if you spend it doing something that has you on a roll, and results in the creation of something useful or beautiful (or both) then you shouldn't be beating yourself up about ti. Go with the flowOh, and keep on blogging, Lisa, just whatever and whenever you like!No Lisa it makes perfect sense. I'm really new to this blogging world and started when I was recuperating from surgery. I had all the time in the world to take beautiful pictures and think about the words. Now I'm back at work it's harder to find the time and my little corner of the blogging world is looking a little neglected. But as Susan C says above, I do it for me and if someone visits or comments that's just the cherry on the cake. Keep blogging ... Sarah x
ReplyDeleteI always love your colourful bright posts Lisa.
I think we all have the to blog not to blog moments. I know I have more frequently recently. And sometimes the longer you are away the harder it is to get back in to it. I know some posts I do get more of a response than others but now I just do it for me because I like to sometimes look back and remember that time. And I think most people are like that these days. I do know though how sometimes too much inspiration can over load your mind. But I think you are doing the right thing and just going with the flow. Much like that gorgeous throw you have just made. Sometimes life is about pleasing yourself and letting the chores hang about a bit. As I always say the cleaning will be waiting for me tomorrow!
Hope you carry on blogging it would be a less colourful world without your posts.
P xHello Lisa
Firstly, the patchwork throw is gorgeous. I love the colours and patterns. And I also like the look of your glasses sitting there - very nice!
As for the whole blogging thing ... well, I'm coming back to blogging having been in a brief and flirtatious affair with Instagram. Blogging is a great forum for working out the creative thoughts, for offloading something heavy on the soul, and general to see how our internet friends are doing. But I also find blogs and instagram and all those other 'pretty places' can lead to a lack of gratitude and contentment with what we've already got. There's so much 'pretty' in the techno world, that I find, if I'm not careful, I become a "want, want, want!" person rather than a "thank you for the life I have" person. Does that make sense?
Well, I'll stop now, as I suspect that the chain of thought I've just started is really a blog post of my own!
I hope you're well and that your computer issues are soon sorted out.
Take care and happy days to you and yours,
Josie xWhat Lynne said!
And my own two pennorth ... there really is a great deal to be said for blogging without obligation. If I tried to keep completely up to date with everyone reading my blog, while also blogging and doing the stuff I blog about, I'd probably blow a fuse. So I read what others are writing as often as I can, and if I miss a few posts well I miss a few posts. Insomnia helps mind ... hence commenting on blogs at 2.30 am!
That throw is lovely, and you did it in a day?! go you!!!
Thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment. I read all of them and really appreciate you taking the time to say hello.
I always try to get back and reply, but sometimes this may take a bit longer as pets and children always seem to need attention around here.


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Curated by Alice Wu.
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Am I in a Trance, Stranger?
Solo show at Zinc Art + Interiors in Edmonds, Washington.
Check out new works that explore traveling, the dream-like state of being in another place, and what happens to memories once we return home.
Up now through September 14.
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Gouache, watercolor and colored pencil on paper.
What kids do on break.
Jul 8, 2015
New ceramics! Hand built and hand painted, all the pieces are one-of-a-kind.
Photo from the Summer Shop SF pop-up in June.
CUT ... a group show I am curating along with ceramicist, Danielle Hoang. This will be a fun group show exploring the theme "cut" in celebration of having an art show at the wonderful Dreamers & Make Believers Salon in the Mission. From haircuts, to art made of hair, to bugs weilding scissors and beyond... come!
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Chiang Dao Caves in Chiang Dao, Thailand
This photo was taken in the Chiang Dao Cave Temple, a couple hours drive outside of Chiang Mai, Thailand. The cave sits inside one of Thailands highest mountains and as a place of worship is quite spectacular. Buddhist relics hide among gigantic stalactites, where monks in their saffron robes can be seen in passing.
For sale at Rare Device in San Francisco as an 8x8" framed print, or part of a 4x4" set.
Kuang Si Waterfalls in Luang Prabang, Laos
(Snapped on my overseas adventure in SE Asia!)
This photo was taken at the Kuang Si Waterfalls just outside of Luang Prabang, Laos. The journey here is almost as spectacular as the destination, a one hour tuk tuk ride takes you along winding hills past small villages. The turquoise-colored water is quite mesmerizing, I even saw a man fall in trying to take the perfect picture!
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013
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I really want to clarify my thinking one and make a plea to my readers. On of our fourth grade teachers has 3 boys. The youngest has been in the hospital since the first of November. They orginally thought it was a virus attacking his brain but this past weekedn we found that it is brain cancer. He has 3 tumors on his brain. This family has been so strong these past few months. The boy is in the 6th grade and he has the most precious smile. His name is Regan and he needs so many prayers. Please pray for healing for Regan and comfort for his family. I have been so amazed at this family going through so much, yet living out the Christian life. His dad has asked me everytime I see him, how I'm doing and how my healing from surgery is. I have faith that God has great plans for Regan and that he can heal him. It has been so cool to see our community and school come together and Root for this boy. The other explanation is for my one little word. I want to be more intentional with my relationships with people and try to reconnect with some old friends. I also want to be intentional with my teaching and my planning and try to find the best ways to meet all my students' needs. I also want to be intentional with my blogging and creating. To blog about real ideas and things going on in my classroom. To also create things that I truly use and not just to create to create. Last thing for today, is I'm having a giveaway over on my facebook page. You should check it out if you haven't Yet.
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When I read your post today I was very moved. The illness of a child is so difficult to handle for any family, school, etc. My prayers go out to you and his family. I also think its great to reconnect with old friends. We tend to get in the grind and just live each day waiting for the next instead of living it to the fullest! Best wishes. TuesdayLove your one little word and your story about Regan!
I will definitely keep him and his family in my prayers too! Sounds like a precious little boy.
Hope you heal from your surgery quickly!!
A-B-SeymourThanks for sharing Kerri. I will keep that family in my prayers. I know it has to be a difficult thing to go through, especially around the holidays.
Lovely Literacy & MoreAhhh....I love your OLW...it's so powerful!! Thinking and praying for Regan!!
The Daily AlphabetThanks for sharing your story. Prayers are powerful and now they have ours!! We just have to remember that God has a plan and SOMETHING good is going to come from this. I'm super jealous that you still have 5 days off, though. Keep resting. We went back today and I'm exhausted! :)
I'm also hosting a linky party to help out the kids at Sandy Hook who experienced something they shouldn't have. It's a little different than the standard link up...but totally worth it. ;)
Little Miss Glamour Goes to KindergartenPrayers for Regan. I love your OLW....may we all learn to live with the intention to be more present in each others lives.
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Torbay Week is a fun and exciting family friendly regatta week held each summer in beautiful Torbay. Featuring a great range of sailing events with competitors coming from far and wide to take part, it really is a wonderful week of sailing.
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[QUOTE=anthonyac1;15349621]Nope... this blows my theory right out of the park. Would have applied if it was a 20 year old compressor.
Nope... didn't state anything about insulation. I was talking about if the box is beat up, broken hinges, bent doors, rusted interior. If one goes through the expense of replacing a compressor on an old box like that one needs to factor in the physical condition of the box. Could the box last through another 10 or more years of abuse? If not, replace the box would be the answer for long term.
Just because you show R12 on a price sheet doesn't mean it is in stock. Put your hands on the R12 stock before making any more decisions.
Hydra could be on to something... I said capacity, he is questioning compressor HP.
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a resident of Barron Park
on Sep 29, 2007 at 11:42 am
I could stand to learn how to eat an orange daintily and I am a fully evolved modern woman.
a resident of Fairmeadow
on Oct 5, 2007 at 4:08 pm
How about trips to Appalachia, or North Dakota's tribelands, to learn about human rights, and impoverished living conditions? I'm amazed at the amount of money spent on spiffy junkets to the rest of the world by our privileged kids, while problems go festering at home.
I see this play out in the latest rush to the trendy world of establishment funded "social entrepreneurship", where solutions are created by Ivy League graduates for those in far off lands, while remaining allergic to the travails of their fellow contry men and women.
Elitism just rubs me the wrong way, I guess.
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on Oct 18, 2007 at 12:39 am
Just for your information Elaine Womack, I am a student at Castilleja and we have a global week every year to raise our global awareness, and many speakers and assemblies about global issues. Just last week we spent the whole day volunteering to help kids from an East Palo Alto School and donated over 10,000 books as a school to East Palo Alto Charter school, kipp academy, and YES reading. The party was intended as a gathering for alumni to reunite and to culminate the centennial achievements of the school!
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Dec 30, 2007 at 3:21 pm
Castilleja is a fine college prep school for young women. It is also a business, and must complete for the best applicants and the revenue that comes along.
An annual global week, along with trips overseas looks good in the annual report, and marketing literature.
That is why Elaine Womack is right. Trips to North Dakota and Appalachia are not exciting. 'Spiffy Junkets' for all students appeals.
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@ Elaine Womack: you really don't have a clue what Castilleja is all about. It was founded as a place for girls to get the highest quality education and it still delivers. Is that "elitism" or is it helping girls excel and become the best people they can? Or would you rather girls with the potential to become members of the president's cabinet, doctors, social workers, rock stars and strong, independent women settled for coming in second to the boys in the classroom? Because that still happens at a whole lot of public schools: it isn't fashionable for girls to be smart - I work with teenagers and that is still as true as it ever was.
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JUSTICIAR (med. Lat. justiciarius or justitiarius, a judge), in English history, the title of the chief minister of the Norman and earlier Angevin kings. The history of the title in this connotation is somewhat obscure. Justiciarius meant simply " judge," and was originally applied, as Stubbs points out (Const. Hist. i. 389, note), to any. officer of the king's court, to the chief justice, or in a very general way to all and sundry who possessed courts of their own or were qualified to act as judices in the shire-courts, even the style capitalis justiciarius being used of judges of the royal court other than the chief. It was not till the reign of Henry II. that the title summus or capitalis justiciarius, or jusliciarius totius Angliae was exclusively applied to the king's chief minister. The office, however, existed before the style of its holder was fixed; and, whatever their contemporary title (e.g. Custos Angliae), later writers refer to them as justiciarii, with or without the prefix summus or capitalis (ibid. p. 346). Thus Ranulf Flambard, the minister of William II., who was probably the first to exercise the powers of a justiciar, is called justitiarius by Ordericus Vitalis.
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Outside England the title justiciar was given under Henry II. to the seneschal of Normandy. In Scotland the title of justiciar was borne, under the earlier kings, by two high officials, one having his jurisdiction to the north, the other to the south of the Forth. They were the king's lieutenants for judicial and administrative purposes and were established in the rzth century, either by Alexander I. or by his successor David I. In the 12th century a magister justitiarius also appears in the Norman kingdom of Sicily, title and office being probably borrowed from England; he presided over the royal court (Magna curia) .and was, with his assistants, empowered to decide, inter alia, all cases reserved to the Crown (see Du Cange, s.v. Magister Justitiarius).
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This draft as a whole seems to be loaded in the secondary, for all you KP fans upset by his departure, it might be consoling to know that we could get a clone in TJ Mcdonald for little more then a 5th
This draft as a whole seems to be loaded in the secondary, for all you KP fans upset by his departure, it might be consoling to know that we could get a clone in TJ Mcdonald for little more then a 5th
Prior to this year I would have agreed.
He looked SO bad in 2012. He would have some explaining to do in interviews imho.
Look at the Oregon game tape. It is painful what Barner did to him in the open field. That wasn't his only bad tape either. He sucked equally vs the pass as he did vs the run.
This year I see a guy who lumbered rather than ran and had serious change of direction problems. I know he had ankle surgery recently and maybe that explains it because I cannot, he looked good in 2011.
But there were also reports of a poor senior bowl week as well.
This kid would have been a late 1st round to early 2nd round pick last year, and now he is a 4th -5th round pick. I am baffled by his play this year.
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1st- Lane Johnson
2nd- Arthur Brown
3rd- Sam Montgomery
4th- Logan Ryan
5th- Oday Aboushi
6th- Marquise Goodwin
7th- Omoregie Uzzi
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so funny i said this a month ago or so (when his stock was at its highest). Further, I also have seen that USC wr, (a guy a few months ago i had mwntioned i actually believed he was the best wr prospect in terms of prototypical wr in this draft. he's like a more elusive, faster steve smith with his route running and fluidity in and out of breaks/cuts. I cant recall his name atm which is embarrassing, but i've seen kiper/mcshay/ mayock all move him up and now he's seen as a late 1rst rd prospect by the consensus of analysts i respect.
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Smith is 6-foot-5, 250 pounds and is recovering from a knee injury (torn ACL) that ended his final season prematurely. He is one of the sleeper pass-rushers in this year's draft, as he shows the ability to get around the edge because of his long strides and closing speed. ESPN's Todd McShay recently said Smith was a "name to remember" and a potential "Day 3 steal". http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/c...raft-headlines
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"I know that God has blessed me. I never had a job I didn't like."
By Michael Jordan
I guess most boys have their heroes. Mine were martial artist Bruce Lee and master batsman Rohan Kanhai. But as I grew older, I realised that there were other heroes in my life who were right within my reach.
There was my brother, Vibart, with his incredible zest for life despite his handicaps. There was my father, who educated himself despite growing up without a father, and in poverty.
And looming large as a hero is Leon Walcott; former teacher, sports organiser and coach, journalist, small businessman, and spokesperson for the disabled.
Mr. Walcott was born on August 12, 1949 at Enmore Estate, East Coast Demerara. But from age two to 12 he lived at Diamond, East Bank Demerara, with his aunt, Ivy Patterson, and uncle.
You could say that Mr. Walcott ('Wally' to close friends) had challenges from the moment he entered this world.
He was born with peroneal muscular atrophy, which causes the muscles to waste away. It has now left him unable to walk unaided and partially paralysed in one hand. He was also born with an excessively curved spine.
But the aunt he grew up with was always telling him how special he was.
"Were it not for my friends and peers, and a mirror, I would not have known I had a hunchback. My aunt, Ivy Patterson, never mentioned it, and always told me 'boy you bright, you will be somebody important.' And she kept saying this thing to me all the time."
"My aunt and uncle had a son, but there was no distinction made between us. We were treated equally, treated with respect. My uncle was a remarkable man in his own quiet way. We were the only two boys in the whole of that Diamond scheme who were free to stay out as long as we wanted. We would play in pastures, play in trenches, steal the white people's cane; catch crabs, catch fish…put it on a stick and roast it, anything that boys would do.
"These things build your self-confidence. As a country boy you face a lot of challenges. I remember running from an alligator, and a boy holding me and we galloping down the dam."
Of course, some friends teased him 'mercilessly' about his 'hunchback'. But any outsider who did risked a licking from those same friends.
The family's acceptance of him gave him the confidence to partake in other boyhood activities.
"I knew from about the age of six, seven, that I could not run as fast as other boys, my peers. I could play cricket, I was a pretty good opening batsman. I opened for 'A' House. I think I was selected because I was difficult to get out.
"While I could play cricket fairly well, fielding was the problem, and running between the wickets, so I focused on slip fielding."
He attended the Diamond Primary School, and after writing the Common Entrance exams, he attended Indian Education Trust College for four years, then East Ruimveldt Secondary for two years.
"I think that it was at East Ruimveldt Secondary that I really found myself, because about three months after, the then headmaster, Horace L. Tate, appointed me head prefect. Those students were so warm and nice, they made me feel welcome. That was a wonderful school."
He graduated from high school in 1968, and started to teach in 1969 at his alma mater.
He gets emotional when he recalls those days.
"I was 19. Imagine me, just finished school, teaching students who were sometimes two years younger than me."
He taught geography, but then also turned to his childhood passion: sports. He began assisting with the school's sports programme.
"When Samuel Moffatt came on as headmaster, he saw that I was assisting the games-master, and discovered that my input was greater, and the students trusted me more. Basically, Mr. Moffatt believed in results and I was getting results. I got the children interested in sports and they liked it. Almost every child wanted to participate in some sports activity.
"I think my greatest contribution to East Ruimveldt Secondary was in the field of sports and football. It was a joy for me to work with national athletes like the Lewis brothers (Vigil and Gordon), Wilton Angoy (the national high jumping champion); the late Horace David, Oliver Alves, Ronald Lee- Bing.
"During what you could call the Moffat-Walcott era we excelled in sports. I was the PE teacher until Mr. Lloyd Kingston took over. Our sports programme was so good that other schools used to come to Mr. Moffatt and ask that we run their course for them."
Years later, many of these former athletes would confide in Mr. Walcott that he inspired them through his response to the physical challenges that he faced.
"A lot of former athletes said that they patterned themselves from me, since I was disabled and didn't give up."
He also earned their respect in the classroom.
"On some of them I used reverse psychology. I told one student, Hilton Forde, that he would never do well in geography."
His words gave the student the determination to prove Mr. Walcott wrong. "Hilton later followed me into UG and got a degree in geography."
So loved and respected was he that some students were literally prepared to lay their lives on the line for him.
He recounted the time when a former government official turned up at 'back school' to beat a female student who had fought with his daughter.
When Mr. Walcott intervened, the former MP drew his firearm and pointed it at Mr. Walcott's chest.
"The schoolboys lifted me up and ran with me…my feet never touched the ground."
Another time, Mr. Walcott went to part a fight between females from East Ruimveldt and another school, only to learn that the girls from his alma mater were fighting because a student had spoken insultingly about him.
"East Ruimveldt had a bad reputation. But that was just a mistaken perception, because it is located near to Warlock. But all the parents were interested in their children getting a good education."
"I used to boast that my name used to part fights. I didn't know this until a couple of parents told me this. But I don't think it was because the students were afraid of me, because remember I was tiny, small-built, shorter than them, and sometimes parents used to mistake me for one of the students.
I think that it was a respect at the way that I conducted myself."
But he eventually left teaching in 1981.
"I started to become jaded. I used to teach academics, carry the sports programme almost single-handedly; I was attending UG. As one former student who became a doctor told me, 'you were the first in school and last to leave.'"
He took up a position as a senior journalist with the Guyana News Agency.
"I had started freelancing with the Guyana Chronicle in 1976 (sports), and the persons who encouraged me were Godfrey Wray and the late Quentin Taylor. I then shifted a bit from sports to current affairs.
"I know that God has blessed me. I never had a job I didn't like. I loved journalism. I covered parliament, Caricom and economic development. In fact, between 1981 and 1984, I was the only journalist authorised to cover the central incentives area at the Planning Secretariat.
"There are two events that stand out in my days as a journalist. One was in 1983 when the US invaded Grenada. Burnham had called a press conference. At the time, I was a stringer for Radio Antilles, and journalists were asking a barrage of questions. I got up and asked the President if he would rule out military support for Grenada. He said 'Grenada is our friend, a member of Caricom…I would not rule it out, if that request comes, I would consider it.'"
Radio Antilles was to start at 7pm. They pulled down the format. I can remember the introduction went like this: 'Guyana's President Forbes Burnham will not rule out military assistance to Grenada…Leon Walcott has more.' My colleagues were cheering and I felt good."
The other incident that stands out happened while he was working as Special Assistant to the late President Burnham (later with President Hoyte) in the Public Relations department.
"About a month later I went into Chronicle for something in the Editorial Department, and as I was leaving the Chief Information Officer Alan Fenty, was coming in, and he said 'you is the chap that used to write and tell Forbes Burnham when he doing stupidness? I want you tell he that now.' It shocked me. I used to write what I considered the truth…I felt good that this was the perception from the Chief Information Officer, that Walcott wasn't afraid to tell the Government where it was going wrong."
But ten years ago, Mr. Walcott suffered a significant setback. The muscular condition that he was born with worsened to the point where he was unable to walk unassisted or without holding on.
"I had to fight depression, because I used to be very active, and I could not go to places that I used to. I was wondering what was gong to happen to me."
It was at that point that members of the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Programme, came to his assistance.
"I knew some of the people there and they came around and started talking with me, and they realized that I could make a contribution and started taking me out. They made a wheelchair available to me and made arrangements to pick me up and bring me back home.
They used me as a motivational speaker. The CBR really helped get me out of depression."
"Here was I living in denial and feeling sorry for myself because walking became increasingly difficult. When I saw so many persons bravely carrying on with their lives, I realised that I had a lot for which I have to be thankful to God.
"Being a volunteer has placed me at the head of the national disability movement. I am now the Chairman of the Guyana Council of Organisations for Persons with Disabilities. I can safely say that over the past seven years, I have helped to increase the self-esteem, and increased the earning capacity of many Guyanese living with disabilities."
Married, and the father of three children ( two boys and a girl), Mr. Walcott, who is also the Director of the Support Group for Deaf Persons, runs a small business from his Norton Street home. He gets around in a wheelchair or a battery-operated scooter.
What advice does he have for the disabled?
"Believe in God. Try to acquire a skill, and always tell yourself that you can do it. Respect yourself and things will fall into place."
How does he sum up his life?
"I have been blessed by God. I have been blessed with a good brain, good friends, good students, many of whom regard me as a big brother.
"There are people without disabilities who have not what I have, so it has to be a blessing."
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This is a parent-child six session class. No class July 2nd. Most equipment provided, bring your own glove. A RevSports instructional class maximizes the time that a player spends developing individual skills. Each day will focus on a topic that builds on the previous topic. Class starts with an active, skill-based warm-up; transitions into a fun, more challenging game; and ends with an age-appropriate small-sided scrimmage. All ability levels are welcome. Focus is on individual player development and helping each player at their own ability level become more confident with the necessary skills of the game.
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Despite plans I didn't get to ride at all.. but he did though >>
Podium... 3 times! 3rd, 2nd, 3rd by Jonathan Bateman, on Flickr
Happy chap and proud dad
Despite plans I didn't get to ride at all.. but he did though >>
Podium... 3 times! 3rd, 2nd, 3rd by Jonathan Bateman, on Flickr
Happy chap and proud dad
Spent a couple of hours yesterday evening experimenting with shock and fork pressures on my FS, using Evian in Winterfold as my test bed. It's a short trail but with a gradient on it, berms, a steep bombhole and some root steps, so a good candidate as a laboratory.
I finished with the settings pretty much where I started them!
My slowest ride of the year so far. Averaged less than 3 miles per hour!!!
... but that was over the 4 passes; Honister, Scarth Gap, Black Sail & Sty Head and did involve a leisurely lunch and brew at Black Sail Hostel.
Great route. Good descents but some serious hike-a-bike too. Wouldn't want to carry a 35lb bike on my back much further than that though.
Rode up the Rangger Kopfl - A reasonably insignificant peak on the skyline from Innsbruck. I've been looking at it for ages and only just got around to getting to the top. It was worth it!
Sunday at my Aunty's in Sheffield for my Nan's 90th b'day.
Found this in the woods at the back of their garden
Leave them for the 'yoots'......
Found this in the woods at the back of their garden
during friday evenings pub ramble we found something a lot tamer than that just off a footpath near me - trouble is the top of the footpath starts in the garden of my local, which could will lead to confidence > ability issues
In that London again so only pootled on the foldie, nothing interesting to report, not a lot happened, can't say I enjoyed it much, weather was a bit hit and miss, only real upside was Sat eve at Sadlers watching DESH but even then I was a bit lost with the whole performance bit uninspiring and to use a term of phrase meh.
However I rode out today, hard and fast on my local South Coast trails and my mojo has been restored.
FOD / enduro1 enduro in, strangely enough, the FOD on Sunday with a local spin around Bringewood / Mortimers Forest Saturday. Pretty slippery both days but a good weekend.
115 miles on my new road bike yesterday
Kirriemuir, Glenisla, Glenshee, Braemar, Ballater, Aboyne, Cairn o'Mount, Edzell and back to Kirrie.
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Velodrome last night with Ms S, Ninkynonk, Mr Overshoot, Marin and others of this parish.Great night, cheers for the invite Mark, hope you're better soon.
As you said great night, good to have a chat (well sort of panting chat anyway) and I promise not to leave another 25 years between track sessions!
Very lucky with the weather yesterday, so headed over to the Sheffield side of the Peak District.
Rode down Stanage Plantation for the first time (walked the top part).
Some brilliant single track through the woods at Blacka moor. Finishing with a cooling drink at the Norfolk Arms, with our riding buddies.
Classic loop in the dark peak taking in Derwent edge, bamford, Aston, Hope jaggers, roman road etc. 20-25 miles and lots of ups and downs. A great day out.
Went out for a long ride at Woburn, got 5 miles in and the heavens opened. Not seen rain like it for a while. All the singletrack turned to streams, you couldn't see what your front wheel was about to hit. Monsoon stuff!
No riding
45 mins on the turbo sat.
55 mins on sunday. Cleaned my RB and acquired some Krysiums for it as the Ultegra rear hub is rather rumbly and I fear in need of cups / cones and bearings so went down the replace route .
Watched the Catalynua GP and mooched about rest of the day.
20km run on Saturday, bit too hot for my liking but that's central Spain in summer I guess. 107km road bike ride on Sunday, with a little over 1000m climbing. Also a bit too hot at 31C.
Nidderdale round on Sunday. It was riding beautifully, even if I wasn't.
No riding for me but drove an Audi R8 and a Ferrari F430 with my Dad on one of those experience day jobbers.
The forks for my C456 build arrived and if I hadn't slept awkwardly and hurt my neck I'd have built and ridden it already!
Friday - taught my daughters (3.5ish yrs old) to set off by themselves on their pedal bikes - success!
Saturday - 6 hour Combe Raider epic across Exmoor - headwind, great descents, cheeky trails, showers and big cheese
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Mountain Mayhem for me as well. Feeling alright today, maybe wasn't going hard enough. Well done to all the Baines Racing Teams from Silverstone. Well done Geoff, Jan, Andy& Ed,13th in the vets at the first attempt.
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Velodrome last night with Ms S, Ninkynonk, Mr Overshoot, Marin and others of this parish.
Great night, cheers for the invite Mark, hope you're better soon.Others being Russell96, Higgo & PaulModern.
As you said great night, good to have a chat (well sort of panting chat anyway) and I promise not to leave another 25 years between track sessions!
Twas an excellent evening and the day before a quick lap of Llandegla which was pretty quiet for a Saturday.
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ARLINGTON (AP) Jason Garrett has a lengthy wish list for the Dallas Cowboys' final big test of the preseason Saturday night in Minnesota.
He'd like to see Tony Romo string together several crisp drives, especially if they can feature running backs Tashard Choice and DeMarco Murray. Injuries have kept both out all preseason, and they're battling for the backup spot behind Felix Jones. Garrett hasn't said whether they will play, but the club clearly hopes so.
Touchdowns would be great, but Garrett also would like to try a bunch of field goals to help sort through his collection of kicking candidates.
Garrett also hopes to see Rob Ryan's new defense become a lot stingier. In two preseason games, they've struggled to stop runners and receivers. Most of all, they've failed to get any of the turnovers that Garrett covets. Dallas and Cincinnati were the only teams not to recover a fumble or snatch an interception in either of their first two preseason games.
One more thing: He would like to see it quickly. Whether the starters play in the third quarter will depend on how well they meet their objectives in the first half.
"I don't have a specific play number for anybody, but play more, play the bulk of the first half if not into the third quarter," Garrett said. "The game will dictate that. If they go three and out, three and out, three and out, three and out, they're going to play more than those series because we need to get more plays, we need to drive the ball a little bit. "
He was talking mostly about the offense, the unit he coordinates. He'd be thrilled if Dallas' defense was only on the field three plays at a time.
"I think our defense, like our football team, is a work in progress," Garrett said. "The defensive system was not in place last year like our offense and kicking game systems have been in. They've had to learn more quickly. They've had to understand how to make adjustments and be resourceful more quickly than the other units have. … We're a long way off in all areas, but I think we've made some progress there and hopefully it will show up on Saturday night and through the rest of the preseason."
Dallas is 1-1 this preseason, winning the opener against Denver when Romo and the offense played just a single series and losing to San Diego this past Sunday night while showing a lot of room for improvement on both sides of the ball.
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Although there's a fourth preseason game still to be played, this is considered the dress rehearsal because the Cowboys aren't likely to use their starters in the finale to keep them healthy for the regular season. They've even watched some film of the Vikings.
"It's not as extensive as a normal game-planning week in the regular season," linebacker Keith Brooking said. "But you do try to simulate it as much as possible."
After two home games, they also get to see what it's like playing somewhere else.
"It'll be a good test for us to get a lot of drives going, to test our wind, to test our communication on the road," tight end Jason Witten said.
Position battles still going on include seventh-round pick Bill Nagy trying to nail down the starting spot at left guard and Kevin Ogletree ensuring he deserves to be the third receiver. Phil Costa is still trying to snatch the starting center job from veteran Andre Gurode. Whether Costa gets any snaps with Romo will be an indication of how intense that competition is.
Kicker might be the most difficult to decide. Undrafted rookie Dan Bailey didn't get a chance to kick any field goals against the Chargers, and now he's joined in the competition by veteran free agent Shayne Graham. There's also incumbent David Buehler, who's availability depends on his hip injury.
Like Choice and Murray, Brooking returned to practice this week and could play for the first time this preseason. Cornerback Mike Jenkins has done some work but may be more iffy as he recovers from a stinger.
"We just have to be careful with him," Garrett said. "He's done a nice job the last couple of days in practice just working and getting his practice reps in without hitting that thing where he would take a backward step. We have to see how he responds to the work the last couple of days and then make that decision about Saturday."
Fellow starting cornerback Terence Newman remains out, which means newly re-signed Orlando Scandrick is certain to start regardless of Jenkins' status.
The Cowboys wrapped up training camp Thursday. They spent two weeks practicing at the Alamodome, then kept it going for two weeks in Arlington. Players lived in a hotel near Cowboys Stadium and rode buses back and forth for practices. They were a short drive from their families, but were hardly allowed to see them.
"This has probably been one of the more productive camps I've been involved in," said Witten, who went through four training camps under Bill Parcells and four under Wade Phillips. "We've gone about it the right way, as Jason says. We know we've got a long way to go. We're just getting started. We want this thing to go on until February."
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Q. Three adults, one child, non-stop to Los Angeles from London, flying 5-18 April 2014, which is over Easter. We must travel on these dates due to school holidays. When should we book?
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A. Fares to California are likely only to rise for flights over the school holidays. So if you can stump up the cash, book now. Non-stop fares on the top contenders for your cash all look very similar: the total for your party if you book now will be around £3,000.
Air New Zealand and Virgin Atlantic are excellent airlines and well worth considering. But also check ba.com for the best American Airlines/British Airways combination for those dates - which look like American flying out, BA home. American's new Boeing 777s are well kitted out for the 12-hour-plus flight. Coming back, if you choose the BA268 departure, you will be aboard BA's new Airbus A380, which promises to be a cut above the old 747 service. (Incidentally, the EU rules on delays and cancellations will apply both legs of the trip: all departures from EU airports are covered, and BA customers are covered on flights back to Europe as well.)
Before you book, call a couple of agents - such as Dial A Flight and Trailfinders. They may be able to offer good deals on flights plus car rental and some or all of your accommodation. You may even be able to pay just a deposit for the flights, with the balance later, to help your cash flow.
The other essential: given the long lead time before you depart, take out good insurance with sufficient cancellation provision at the same time as you pay. Much can happen in the course of a year.
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David Oku talks like a man who is glad to be back in college football. Watch Oku run and he looks like a guy who is glad to be back in college football. But if you really want to get a sense of how grateful Oku is to be back on the field, Red Wolves' running backs coach Eliah Drinkwitz says you should see the guy practice.
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The NuVinciThe bicycles are hand built by a european bicycle artisan and come with beautiful hand painted light-weight CrMo frame with chrome stays, gorgeous detailed lugs and leather grips and leather saddle. However the NuVinci hub is the real marvel of this bicycle. The incredible NuVinci HubThe NuVinci CVP Hub was designed by Fallbrook Technologies in the USA with the aim of overhauling the traditional derailleur gear system with something simpler and easier to pedal. In 2007 the first NuVinci hub was released the N170 and in 2010 the N360 was released which was smaller, lighter, smoother and had a greater range. The NuVinci N360 is neither a derailleur system nor an internally-geared drivetrain. Rather it offers an infinite amount of seamless, gear-free shifting within its ratio range and an easy-to-use interface. Unlike conventional geared drivetrains, the N360 continuously variable planetary drivetrain (CVP) uses a set of rotating and tilting balls positioned between the input component (coming from the chain) and the output component (going to the wheel) of the transmission. Tilting the balls by twisting the shifter on the handlebar changes their contact diameters and varies the speed ratio of the drivetrain resulting in a seamless and continuous transition to any ratio within its range. The Award winning NuVinci PlatinumThe NuVinci® hub designed allows the rider to effortlessly shift between gears as easily as changing a dial on a radio. You simply turn the grip shifter to find the right level of gearing for you. The hub provides a 360% ratio which is equivalent to about 10 speeds on a traditional geared bicycle and means that you can find the right gear for almost any terrain. The mechanism means that no longer do you face issues of clanging gear changes, body jolts and chain slippages. Instead your ride becomes silky smooth, making for a more comfortable ride. Built, tested and tunedRest assured that each Chappelli bike is fully built, tested and tuned by Wiggle's team of qualified bike mechanics to ensure your bike arrives in perfect condition. Find out which size fits you by clicking the size chart tab.
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Vulnerability Note VU#591667
CoSoSys Endpoint Protector 4 appliance contains a predictable password for root-equivalent account vulnerability
CoSoSys Endpoint Protector 4 appliance contains a predictable password for root-equivalent accounts.
According to the CoSoSys's website the Endpoint Protector 4 appliance is a DLP product used to prevent users from taking unauthorized data outside the company or bringing potential harmful files on USB devices, files which can have a significant impact on your network's health. The CoSoSys Endpoint Protector 4 appliance contains a predictable password for root-equivalent accounts. The activation script sets the password to the EPProot account to a password based on the sum of each number in the appliance's serial number. The script cuts the serial number (10 numeric characters) out of a file and then adds each character together to populate the $SUMS variable. Then "eroot!00($SUM)RO" where $SUM is a number presumably from 0-90 (9*10) is set as the password for the epproot account. There are only 90 unique combinations so it can be brute-forced. |
An attacker may be able to gather sensitive configuration information including account credentials or session authentication tokens of the CoSoSys Endpoint Protector 4 appliance. |
We are currently unaware of a practical solution to this problem. |
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Vendor Information (Learn More)
Vendor | Status | Date Notified | Date Updated |
CoSoSys Endpoint Security | Affected | 30 Jul 2012 | 10 Sep 2012 |
CVSS Metrics (Learn More)
Group | Score | Vector |
Base | 6.8 | AV:N/AC:M/Au:N/C:P/I:P/A:P |
Temporal | 5.2 | E:POC/RL:W/RC:UC |
Environmental | 1.7 | CDP:LM/TD:L/CR:ND/IR:ND/AR:ND |
Thanks to Christopher Campbell for reporting this vulnerability.
This document was written by Michael Orlando.
Other Information
- CVE IDs: CVE-2012-2994
- Date Public: 17 Sep 2012
- Date First Published: 17 Sep 2012
- Date Last Updated: 17 Sep 2012
- Document Revision: 9
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Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Karlovac. Arrival in Karlovac. Accommodation in the 3*/4* hotel Europa. Overnight. Includes: (D). Day 2: Karlovac. Birding in parks of Karlovac. Picnic lunch in one of the parks. In the evening, departure to a rural estate, dinner and indigenous products tasting. Return to the hotel. Overnight. Includes: (B), (L), (D). Day 3: Karlovac - Crna Mlaka - Karlovac. Breakfast at the hotel. Birding in Crna Mlaka. Dinner with wine tasting on Plešivica wine road. Return to the hotel. Overnight. Includes: (B), (L), (D). Day 4: Karlovac - Petrova Gora - Karlovac. Breakfast at the hotel. Birding in the ornithological park Petrovac. Lunch at the Muljava restaurant. Walk on the educational trail Rimski put. Return to Karlovac. Dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight. Includes: (B), (L), (D). Day 5: Karlovac. Checking out of the hotel. Departure. Includes: (B). Notes: Prices:
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In Reply to: RE: MGIIIa's up and running posted by neolith on February 6, 2012 at 13:01:35:
Just ordered the chokes - some of the Miller 5522's and the 5502's. Folks may be interested in knowing that www.newark.com has the 5502's on sale now for about $2 apiece, and a couple inmates have written that they preferred the 5502's over the 5522's. I got them from Newark because Digikey said that they were out because they were being obsoleted by the manufacturer. (so, I got a few extra of the little buggers, just in case... ) Don't know if the obsolescence thing is really true, and I hope I don't start a panic around here.
Also, Mouser seemed to require UPS, which cost about $13 shipping for less than one pound of shipping. Newark had the option to ship USPS 3 day, which was 5 bucks. Not that losing $8 leaves me shipwrecked, but it is just the principle of the dadgum thing......
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This is a very well stated and interesting description of happiness. My own thoughts are that happiness comes from the little things in life that comfort you. No matter how bad your day gets, you can turn to one of those little things and life gets all better somehow. So even when times are rough, you can still be happy. Don't get me wrong, those things don't always have to be items you purchased, some times those things are a simple, small hug from a loved one or something similar.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully written. A couple of months ago, I did a major realization, which allowed me to realize that Bliss is our Natural State, and how only our fears are the root cause of all evil and suffering.
Your blogpost, perfectly describes what everyone need to know.
The good thing about Happiness is that it's INFECTIOUS ... ;)
http://illuminatedbuddha.wordpress.com/2011/12/04/bathtub-buddha/A quest for happiness is a proof of its lack. There cannot be a sadder confession. But then, deer have always looked without for musk.
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Brake light issue...I need help
OK this is driving me crazy. My drivers side brake light does not work. (89 YJ 4.2l) The running lights, turn signal and even the hazard lights work but no brake light. I have replaced the brake light switch on the pedal and that did not fix it. In fact when I replaced that switch, the drivers side worked but the then the passenger side when out, I rolled the connector and it went back to the drivers side going out. I have read a couple posts about it possibly being in the hazard light switch but don't want to go through tearing all of that out without a little more direction. Any suggestions?
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My backup lights weren't working properly but when I unplugged the backup neutral safety switch on the trans and put a new flasher in the fuse box it worked fine I still need a new safety switch tho
Hello. I just recently bought a 98' Jeep Wrangler and the backup lights do not work. My drivers side brake light is also out and my drivers side blinker blinks very fast. I found a bad bulbs for all three and replaced them but that didnt fix the problem. Any suggestions?
It could be a ground issue. Try to run a separate ground and see if that solves the problem.
Have you tried wiggling your turn signal lever while you apply the brakes? If the lever is not going back into the off neutral position it will not connect back to the brake light circuit. All other lights will work proper though. Sense you say the turn and 4ways work on that side my bet would be on turn signal switch, 4way switch would keep either brake light from working.
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De La Salle High cross country star Blair Hurlock is headed to the Foot Locker National Finals after an eighth-place finish in the seeded race of the Foot Locker West Regional today.
Hurlock finished with a time of 15 minutes, 45.3 seconds on the 3.1 mile Mt. San Antonio College course. The top 10 finishers from each seeded regional race qualified for the national finals on Dec. 14 in San Diego.
In conditions which Hurlock described as "supper muddy and rainy", he made a big move on the uphill switchback portion of the second mile and at one point was leading in the second mile, he said in a phone interview.
"It's been something I've been shooting for my whole high school career," said the senior about qualifying for the Foot Locker National Finals.
Hurlock was the second California finisher in the race, which included runners from 12 states. Trevor Reinhart was fifth in 15:44.0. The winner was Matthew Maton of Oregon in 15:38.9.


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This collection proves that reducing the fat in your food can be easy to cook, good to look at, and tasty to eat, and that cooking with little or no fat doesn t mean you have to change your eating habits. All the recipes are low in fat; none has more than 5 grams per portion and many have less than 1 gram, and each has a nutritional breakdown.
Book: | Fat-Free, Low-Fat Cookbook: pb w/flaps |
Author: | Anne Sheasby |
Binding: | Paper Back |
Publishing Date: | 2012-07-16 |
Publisher: | Anness |
Number of Pages: | 264 |
Language: | English |
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