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Alamo Supporters Guilty by Association
Posted in the Fouke Forum
#1 Oct 12, 2008
This letter to the editor was published in the Southwest Times Record in Fort Smith, AR on Oct 3, 2008. Mark Cunneen claims he is not a member of Alamo's cult but fails to mention that he WAS a member for over 35 years. and now is still a sympathizer. oh, he also forgot to mention that his son, Justin Cunneen married Tony Alamo's step-daughter Becky Kroopf-Alamo (Sharon's daughter) when she was fifteen and they now have a bunch of kids. Anyone else think Mark is being a little deceptive here?
I would caution you Christians out there before you jump on the band wagon to help crucify Tony Alamo and his church. I dont go to his church nor am I a member, but I sure see a strange inconsistency in what the government and media are saying about him and backsliding former members are saying and the works that he and his church are doing.
For more than 40 years they have been going after the lost and dying that few will help or care about. I believe he and his church have won more souls than all the churches put together.
Christians, do you not think that there is not going to be retaliation from Satan and the government when someone exposes their atrocities and the Vatican plans to destroy and take over this once-great nation. Come on! Beware Christians, we are living in the last days.Its been given unto Satan to make war against the saints, Rev. 13:7.
... And even the very elect would be deceived if it were possible, Matt. 24:24. Its just more lies and false accusations from the beast, Satan.
Mark Cunneen
Alma, AR
#2 Oct 12, 2008
Reminds me of a zombie, his body is out walking around but his mind is still controlled. Ya, maybe a slight mention of his multiple familial and nearly lifelong alamo cult affiliation would be the honest thing to do.
But then, when have alamo cult members, current or former ones still in support, ever been told to be honest, truthful or revealing w/ anyone outside the cult. In other words, those defined as the devil. I can think of no instance, but many have stated they have heard alamo instruct it is OK and requesite to lie to the devil.
Drumheller, Canada
#3 Oct 12, 2008
......... all ex-members should remember how long it took to 'detox' from the alamo koolaid. Even though I felt fully justified leaving the foundation, it was a few years before my mind was sitting comfortably in realityland. I would often defend the foundation when it was verbally attacked - after a while you accept the truth that you were duped big time.Some ex-members got on track relatively quickly, others won't ever fully recoup from the damage done. Many of the alamo supporters will fall away once evidence of his crimes are proven - just as members did when the Miller bros case broke loose.
#4 Oct 12, 2008
Posted on Alamo's website:
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Praise the Lord Sisters,
My husband and I are keeping Tony in our prayers and are confident in the Lord that this will pass away like all of the other persecution we have seen the church go through these 40 years. Every time we go through the trial, the Church grows stronger and expands. We are a world wide ministry and no devil in Hell can stop us. The more they afflict us the more we multiply and grow.(Ex 1:12)
Please let Tony know that we are willing to help out in anyway. I have enclosed a letter from myself and my husband. His letter was sent to 12 newspapers nationwide but no one printed it. We realize the Vatican runs the newspapers but at least we got to let the editors know what is really going on. Our letters can be used in anyway. If we are needed to write anything else, let us know.
Rose P.[Pochatko]
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Note: Pochatko's daughter, Evie, was 15 yrs old in 1995 when she married Steve Lovellette who was nearing 50 years old. She had just turned 16 when she had her first child.
#5 Oct 12, 2008
Rose/Rajah and Peter Pochatko have been associated with Tony Alamo's group for almost 40 years now.
Their letters to the Editors:
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008
To Whom it May Concern;
What is going on in our country? Here the young children run around with no respect for their parents and authority, they are drinking and taking drugs earlier and earlier, preteens and teens having sex in the classrooms, and then the girls are urged to have abortions. Everyone knows these facts are true. Oh, yeah, I forgot, there is also an alarming amount of school shootings going on. So why am I bringing this up? It is a rough world out there and our government isn't doing anything about it because they are the problem. Instead, they want to go after true Christians, like Pastor Tony Alamo, who preaches against drinking, drugs, homosexuality, fornication, abortion and all other sins that sends people's souls to Hell. There is no pornography going on in his church. I've known Pastor Alamo since I was 17 years old. I am now 56 and I have a daughter at the church and five grandchildren. I am still sick to my stomach about that demonic raid that happened to the church in Fouke, because like I told one of my co-workers, if I was visiting my friends at the Tony Alamo Christian Church at Fouke, Arkansas, with my grand daughter (who is 12), those 100 government agents would have kidnapped her. Watch out American Christians, the FBI, ATF, DHS, local police and sheriff department may come to your church next, accuse your pastor, take away your precious children. Pastor Alamo is completely innocent. They completely tore apart his house and office and found no pornography. The children at the Alamo Church live a physically and morally clean Christian life. They are intelligent and very happy. They live in a safe Godly environment. Why doesn't the government just leave them alone?
Rose P.[Pochatko]
Fort Smith, Arkansas
#6 Oct 12, 2008
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2008
Letter to the Editor:
You offend me Arkansas! America is offending God by lying about and persecuting the greatest evangelist in history since the Apostle Paul. World Pastor Tony Alamo is preaching more gospel, winning more souls to Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of Heaven world wide and disseminating more Light of Jesus Christ throughout the world than anybody ever has. And you people have the gall to dare to lie and persecute him. Woe unto you Arkansas! Woe unto you America! You did it to Jesus and you're doing it to Pastor Alamo; but remember, Jesus rose from the dead, and all of God's Prophets and Saints went to Heaven. You're all going to Hell, lest you repent. America has been corrupted by the Pope and Roman Catholicism into a giant whorehouse and den of iniquity. The biggest industry in America is the production and distribution of porn, child porn and child prostitution, and they are not being prosecuted. America is causing the black eye, not Tony. You people are spiritually sick. So I say, way to go Tony! Praise the Lord.
Peter P.[Pochatko]
Fort Smith, Arkansas
#7 Oct 12, 2008
you are absolutely right. I also defended the group for awhile after i left. but, once i started educating myself and associating with other ex-members and found out FACTS about what tony alamo was REALLY doing it broke through the lies and deception.
I do hope as the court trial unfolds and the depths of tony's crimes against children are known that these current supporters will have their eyes opened to the truth.
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#8 Oct 12, 2008
Right until you blasphemed the holy spirit and your consience was seared with a hot iron! to which there is NO forgiveness on this side of eternity or in the next..Your fate is now sealed!
"Save the children from "
Since: Mar 08
#9 Oct 12, 2008
We don't care about these fake post and I wish you would quit trashing up all the threads with them!!!!
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#10 Oct 12, 2008
Listen, Anthony. You clearly have reason to be angry, to say the least, that your children are being abused and kept hidden from you.
Try taking a look at the name of the poster and the context before you reply. Just because those particular posts don't interest you doesn't mean they are not of interest to the many other users of this forum.
You have many people that are in support of your efforts to bring your children home safely. In addition to that they have spent many years, decades even, in the effort to bring Alamo down permanently.
Don't start throwing elbows here and knocking people around. Totally uneccessary and boardering obnoxious.
I personally, must believe that there will be justice here on earth. And I sincerely hope you are a witness too it as well very soon.
"Save the children from "
Since: Mar 08
#11 Oct 12, 2008
I know you had a point to make with the facts of these peoples ages. All I am saying is Please put them on the appropriate thread this one is called Alamo Supporters Guilty by Association and not called post off of the Alamo website. If you are truely on our side and not a fake from the Alamo Cult, Please forgive me.
"PartneredAgainst CultActivity"
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#12 Oct 12, 2008
Former member- Maybe you could point out some of your facts with a letter to the editor yourself. That way they're hearing both sides. The followers are trying to influence the Ft Smith public by writting the editor. Hoping that the trial will be there.
#13 Oct 12, 2008
I have to agree with Former member and Ex member on this one Anthony. These posts do prove how these certain ex members by their letters are guilty by association w/ their deceived support of alamo and his accused criminal activity. To claim he is righteous and merely "persecuted" for getting himself arrested for the sexual abuse of children exposes their lunacy.
My impression of the totality of these 2 posters is emphatically that they are on the side of exposing the truth about alamo and in no way in support of the Alamo Cult. I also believe that they understand your strong feelings concerning your own missing children and will have no problem accepting your apology
#14 Oct 12, 2008
Hmmmm... what would God consider to be blaspeming the Holy Spirit?:
Exposing the truth about alamo, or
Having sex w/ 10 year olds once they start menstruating.
..... I personally will side w/ the truth exposers and stand before God boldly and get to see the terrible punishment of the molesters.
"Save the children from "
Since: Mar 08
#15 Oct 12, 2008
Thank you and I am sorry for the misunderstanding
after zooming in on Sarah's photo today I guess I kinda went off and was over reacting. May the lord bless all our efforts and keep us at peace with one another. God Bless.
"Save the children from "
Since: Mar 08
#16 Oct 12, 2008
Who what editor? What website? I thought that stuff was coming from the Alamo ministers website.
#17 Oct 12, 2008
"Sarah's Photo" You crackhead. Sarah doesnt have black eye there. And even if she had a black eye that wouldnt mean anything anyway because children are active all day long.
as a kid i always had cuts, scrapes. bruises, etc. you are just making up a story and paint a fantasy into people's minds and present it as a fact. that picture looks like a shadow on her face to me.
BTW, If your mom still in jail? Last I heard your mom was a jailbird. maybe you're trying to make a deal with the feds to cut short her time.
#18 Oct 12, 2008
The alamo cult supporters wrote their deceptive letters to the Editor of the Southwest Times Newspaper in Fort Smith to be printed in the "Letters to the Editor" section for their readers to see.
#19 Oct 12, 2008
You sound exactly like child abusers who claim their victims w/ bruises "fell" when the evidence is revealed.
Anthony's Mother has nothing to do with his missing children, pretty sick for you to throw that in. What evidence do you have to support your accusation that the Feds are cutting a deal w/ Anthony concerning his Mother. Or are you just lying about that and making it up also? No really, what are the names of these Federal agents you claim to be cutting this deal?
"Save the children from "
Since: Mar 08
#20 Oct 12, 2008
Making excuses a thats what most child abusers do. Oh Moms been out for years now but you already know that becouse you would not let her see the kids ether she even sent you child molesters money from prison. I think she made 20 cents per hour and y'all got 10% of that!
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Oh my gosh....what a piece of wonderful art!!!
Thanks so much :) The fabric is called Berry Delicious by Moda.
Thank you! The fabrics are called Berry Delicious by Moda and I bought the pattern on etsy from SweetJane its called Lemonade Lollypop :)
Absolutely beautiful...Naomi
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I bet Evie will love it. The fabric is beautiful and so is all the quilting - can't believe it is a first quilt! Great Job!


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I like odd coleslaws, and this one is odd but interesting. Light yet spicy, this lime and cumin-infused salad is the perfect accompaniment to burritos, tacos, enchiladas, or pupusas. In fact, it's similar to curtido, the cabbage salad that traditionally accompanies pupusas.
And it's easy, ridiculously easy if you use store-bought salsa verde. Plus you can make it as hot or as mild as you like simply by choosing the fieriness of your salsa and chile peppers. I used a very mild salsa verde and then spiced things up by slicing up, seeds and all, my very hot homegrown serrano peppers and throwing them in. I left them out of my daughter's portion, but she still wasn't a fan. She prefers her coleslaw creamy, so if you're also a traditionalist, you will probably want to skip this recipe and go straight for my Basic Low-Fat Coleslaw. But if you want to take a break from the traditional, give this odd little coleslaw a try.
Ridiculously Easy Southwestern Coleslaw
- 1/2 medium cabbage
- 2 carrots
- 1-2 hot chile peppers, thinly sliced or chopped
- 5-6 tablespoons salsa verde
- 1 1/2 tablespoons lime juice
- 2 tablespoons vegan mayo or lite silken tofu
- 1/2 teaspoon agave nectar (or other sweetener)
- 1/4 teaspoon cumin
- salt to taste
- Remove and discard the core of the cabbage, and cut cabbage in half. Use a food processor fitted with a shredding disk to shred the cabbage and carrots. Place in a serving bowl along with the sliced chile pepper.
- Whisk all remaining ingredients together until smooth. (If you're using silken tofu, you may need to blend it in a small blender or food processor.) Add the dressing to the cabbage and mix well. Add salt to taste. Cover and allow to marinate in the refrigerator for at least an hour. Check seasonings before serving and add more salsa, lime juice, cumin, or salt if necessary.
Preparation time: 10 minute(s) | Cooking time: 0 minute(s)
Number of servings (yield): 6
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition (per serving, using lite silken tofu): 25 calories, 2 calories from fat, <1g total fat, 0mg cholesterol, 151.3mg sodium, 137mg potassium, 5.1g carbohydrates, 1.1g fiber, 2.5g sugar, 1.4g protein, 0.8 points.
More Interesting Coleslaw Recipes
- Spicy Grapefruit Coleslaw
- Creamy Herbed Coleslaw with Grape Tomatoes
- Sesame-Orange Coleslaw
- Curtido from In My Box
- Asian Style Coleslaw Recipe with Peanut Butter Dressing from Gluten-Free Goddess
- Mango & Carrot Coleslaw from vegelicious recipes


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Junior midfielder Tori Bailey's energy and an agility on the field are unmatched. Her aggressive style of play and her 5-0 stature make her easy to spot from the stands. In addition to being a fan favorite at Regal Soccer Stadium, Bailey is also one of the most inquired about player on the road.
Bailey's inspired play and kind heart make her easy for fans to identify with.
"I was told a bunch of times that I wasn't big enough and I wasn't good enough," Bailey said. "It was kind of like a challenge for me - wanting to be better and wanting to succeed. I just love the game; it has always come so natural to me. When I get out in the field, everything changes. I just have that hunger and passion. I would set a goal, meet that goal and want to meet another goal."
Check out Sean Cartell's great feature on Tori Bailey!
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A man thought to have been squatting in a derelict central Wellington house that was engulfed by fire is missing.
About 40 firefighters battled to keep the fire from spreading to surrounding houses after it broke out at a large wooden house on Allenby Terrace in central Wellington about 2pm yesterday.
Neighbours were evacuated from nearby houses. The fire was brought under control within an hour.
The house was understood to be abandoned, although it was frequented by homeless people.
Newtown fire station senior officer Simon Johnson said three people had been sleeping at the house on and off.
"We got hold of two of them, so they're accounted for, and we couldn't account for the other one," he told APNZ today.
"So whether he was inside or done a runner or something like that, we're not sure. We haven't found anybody inside as yet."
Police were today looking for the man.
Mr Johnson said the fire crews had done a great job containing the fire yesterday.
"They saved the building next door to it, which was half a metre away to a blazing building, which I thought was a good job," he said.
"One of the tactics is actually to contain the fire before we actually try to put the fire out, to stop it spreading to the next building.
"The first thing we did was contain it, and then made entry into the building to extinguish it."
A neighbouring building suffered smoke damage, melted guttering and some scorching but the fire did not penetrate it.
The cause of the fire was being investigated today.
The fire was the second in recent years after the building was set alight in 2009 while it was still occupied.
Zachariah Wilton, then 19, was jailed last February for two years and three months for starting the fire.
The wooden, three-storey, eight-bedroom, three-bathroom house has a 2009 capital value of $670,000.


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» Health & Wellness
» Skin Problems
My dog has a blister-like rash on his lower abdominal area. Any ideas?
Grissom is a half Lab/half Rott that is 6 months old. He is already neutered and has recently developed a rash that looks like blisters where his testes used to be. It is very odd and seems to itch him a great deal. I don't want to put anything on it that he may injest because he licks it often, but I have no idea what it could be.
Asked by
Member 836276
on May 14th 2009
in Skin Problems
- Cast your vote for which answer you think is best!
I think he would be best off seeing a vet, having it identified, and being given a safe and effective remedy.
Aster answered on 5/14/09. Helpful? / 0
Impetigo comes to mind, which is a skin infection.
The blisters will usually break leaving red skin, then get scabby after a couple of days. Washing the area with an antibacterial soap will do no harm until you visit your vet. Your vet may prescribe an antibiotic.
Have a good one.
♥ DEOGIE ♥ answered on 5/14/09. Helpful? / 0
Impetigo is what that sounds like, it is in children who come in contact with dirty surfaces. It gets on the skin and causes blister sores that break open. It is contagious as well.
but, don't know if that is what your dog has, I agree get him to the vets to be treated just in case. Also wash area with bacterial soap, but keep dry after that. I think it has to be kept dry to clear up.
Dieta answered on 5/15/09. Helpful? / 0
Sounds like yeast - I am sure you are due for more puppy shots.... bring this up to the vet next time you are in.
Here are some Natural things you can do to help the skin and coat:
1. an Oatmeal bath - buy some doggie oatmeal shampoo- very soothing for rashes.
2. skin and coat wafers ; www.nuvet.com great for all ages and stages! ( Not sold in pet stores)
This is Holistic see link above
3. Salmon oil - 1 tablespoon per day - added to his food : look for Yummy chummies or Grizzley pure salmon oil ( 12-16 oz bottles) Sold in most pet stores..
Also, you may want to make sure your food doesn't have too much corn.
good foods are: innova PUPPY-
Wellness puppy
Merrick puppy
Solid gold - puppy
Miss Priss answered on 5/15/09. Helpful? / 0


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Ulrich Kohler <firstname.lastname@example.com>
st: Mata function found in Stata 11 but not in Stata 10
Tue, 23 Mar 2010 10:53:51 +0100
hi all,
a program of mine, -sqom.ado-, calls a Mata function in the compiled
Mata library -lsq.mlib-. The program runs fine on Stata 11, and also on
Stata 11 with version control for Stata 10. However, in a "native" Stata
10, the program crashes stating that it could not found the required
function in lsq.mlib.
Here is a code snipped that reproduces the error (on Stata 10):
ssc install sq, replace
mata: mata mlib index
use http://www.wzb.eu/~kohler/ado/youthemp, clear
reshape long st, i(id) j(order)
sqset st id order
sqom, full k(2)
In Stata 10 the last command issues the error
<istmt>: 3499 sqomfull() not found
while in Stata 11, and Stata 11 with version control for Stata 10 runs
without error.
The program -sqom.ado- and the mata library -lsq.mlib- exist since Stata
9. -sqom.ado- itself works under version control of Stata 9.2. The mata
library asks for Stata 9.1.
The entire system runs fine until recently, when I added two
subprograms in sqom.ado which only work for Stata 11. The subprograms
call two new functions in lsq.mlib. However neither the subprograms, nor
the newly added Mata functions are involved by the commands above.
Obviously I have implemented a bug in my recent update. However I do not
have a clue where to look at now. What puzzles me is (a) that the
program works under version control of Stata 10 on Stata 11, and (b)
that the error message says that function sqomfull() is not found,
although we know from Stata 11 experience that it is in fact there.
Any ideas where to look at next highly appreciated.
Many regards
Ulrich Kohler <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Perhaps Mel Gibson's In The Berlitz AA Program?
The excuse given by Mel Gibson's rep as to why Mel has take it upon himself to personally call and apologize to various Jewish entertainment industry big-shots for his anti-Semitic comments is outlined as follows, as reported by TMZ:
It is unclear why Gibson began making the calls, however his rep has told TMZ that his client was in a recovery program, which includes a 12-step program to sobriety. Step #9 is making amends.
If he is on Step #9, I'm very impressed. That would make him a some kind of recovery genius.
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>Running 101>New runner - help!
Abs of Flabs
Roads were made for journeys...
Thanks! Am off out to a specialist running store in Liverpool this afternoon to get some better trainers, so I'll ask the shop assistant about it too.
Needs more cowbell!
What are some good shoes you recommend to a new runner?
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Contrasting response of stream detritivores to long-term nutrient enrichment
Limnol. Oceanogr., 50(6), 2005, 1730-1739 | DOI: 10.4319/lo.2005.50.6.1730
ABSTRACT: We examined growth and production responses of two dominant stream detritivores (chironomids and Tallaperla spp. stoneflies) at opposite ends of the slow-fast life-history continuum and with distinct feeding characteristics (i.e., consumption of fine particulate organic matter vs. leaf litter) to a 2-yr experimental nutrient enrichment of a headwater stream. Enrichment had large positive effects (~50% increase) on chironomid growth rates but no effects on those of Tallaperla spp. On an areal basis, enrichment had a large positive effect on chironomid production (~183% increase) but no detectable effect on the production of Tallaperla spp. When production data were examined on a per gram food basis, enrichment had an apparent positive effect on the production of both chironomids and Tallaperla spp. Together, these results suggest that nutrient-induced changes to organic matter quality had consistent and substantial positive effects on short-lived chironomids, but effects were limited for longer-lived stoneflies. The lack of a system-wide effect on Tallaperla spp. may have been due to nutrient-induced reductions in leaf litter quantity, despite increases in litter quality. Our results indicate that species-specific characteristics such as life span and dominant food type may be important in determining population- and community-level responses of consumers to nutrient enrichment of detritus-based aquatic ecosystems.


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How-To Geek Forums / Off Topic
Making sense of the markets..(16 posts)
What do you expect if a whole nation lives on credit only and all the assets were sold to China and Japan. As to my calculation, every man, women and child owes $30.000 to the foreign banks plus what they owe from their own debt. The times of the capitalism American style are probably gone forever. This culture shock is still to come to most people. Earn it before you spend it will be the way it works.
i think it all started when American ingenuity took a back seat and things get to be stamped "Made In Japan". heck, even my boxer shorts are made in some countries in Asia.
JadeEmperor, What you describe is a real problem too - the American industry is by and large no more competitive ( there are exceptions though). But the current crisis has it's roots in the fact that the people and the country live far beyond their means. Money was replaced by plastic and the goverment sold the country. Now the market realizes that there is insufficient equity in the country and that millions of people will not be able to pay back the money they owe (the same goes probably for the federal goverment). So there is a disruption in the cash flow which led to the current misery. And this is only the beginning because it will require a dramatic change of culture (e.g. pay cash) to heal this problem - and I don't know whether the people are ready for that. So we will probably limp along for a long time.
Yes, all the posters here are correct, but there's another cause, maybe slight now that the shorts are on hold, for this volatility . . . MANIPULATION!!! That accounts for why when some days there's bad news and the market goes up, and other days there's good news and the market goes down.
whs, you've hit the nail on the head. (as usual) I call the united states, IOU Nation. Unfortunately, the younger culture knows no other way. I won't be limping along (at least not financially) because us old folks were raised to save more than we spend and never buy something we can't pay for:) Just had to get that off my chest!
i am with you whs and techgranny, if i dont have the cash to buy something, i dont buy it
@techgranny, I would think that in your business it is imperative to have credits available. But if the banks have no money to borrow, your business comes to a screaching halt too. And that is the limping part where you may get hit. But in any case, there will be a lot more scrutany of borrowers in the future - and that in itself will narrow the real estate market.
@jack, you are the lucky one. Your home does not get stuffed with useless stuff.
yes you are right whs my house isn't stuffed with useless things it is filled with them because i seem to get most of my stuff for free so i seem to only have useless things in this house LOL :D
lol well with me being a amature skateboarder i get a lot of stuff paid for and given to me :) and i have a good friend who works for HP so i can usually get computer things from him LOL so i usually have a ton of stuff laying around hehe
whs, I hear what you're saying, but in all our decades, we've never taken a loan to meet payroll or anything else. We believe in using our own working capital. We don't owe anybody a dime and that's the good life:)
As one reporter recently said, "Calling it a meltdown is like yelling 'fire' in an inferno".
lifestyle change is what is needed.
never live above your earnings so as not to owe anyone a dime.
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The Special Cell of the Delhi Police have arrested a 35-year-old notorious dacoit from Mewat who was involved in four cases of robbery and carjacking in the city. The Delhi police had declared a cash reward of Rs 50,000 on his arrest.
The cases against the arrested dacoit include, last year's sensational shootout between criminals and two security guards of Hira Jewellers shop in Pitampura. The arrested dacoit, identified as Mohammad Farooq, was the leader of the inter-state Mewati gang of dacoits.
Sanjeev Kumar Yadav, DCP (special cell), said Farooq was absconding after the shootout, even as his other accomplices who were involved in the crime were arrested. Farooq was nabbed at Surat in Gujarat on Wednesday, following information received by a team led by two inspectors - Umesh Barthwal and Neeraj - that he was hiding there after escaping from Rajasthan.
"Farooq was evading arrest in several cases of robbery and was hiding in Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat. We sent our team to Gujarat after Farooq was tracked in Surat and on Wednesday he was apprehended," said Yadav.
During interrogation, Yadav said, Farooq confessed to his involvement in the robbery that had occurred outside Hira Jewellers in June 2012, along with his brother Mohammad Arif and others associates, Wahid, Aslam, Mushtaq, Wahid, Sunil, Sakim and Shahnawaz. Arif was killed in the shootout.
"In June 2012, Farooq and his gang members reached Delhi and they planned to rob the jewellery shop in Pitampura. Wahid and Farooq were armed with country-made weapons. Arif was shot as they tried to escape," said Yadav.


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LSU offensive stars headline list of early departures
BATON ROUGE - For the second straight year, LSU is facing a mass exodus of early departures.
Last year, 10 players left early for the chance to play in the NFL Draft: this year, seven players are leaving with eligibility still on the table, including offensive stars Jarvis Landry, Odell Beckham and Jeremy Hill.
Two other players said they were leaving early on Monday, as offensive guard Trai Turner left with two years remaining, and running back Alfred Blue, although he is a senior, left with the chance to come back for another season.
Combin those with defensive tackles Anthony Johnson and Ego Ferguson, and that's seven players leaving early for the draft.
Tigers head coach Les Miles joked before the Outback Bowl that he would need to try another strategy for keeping players around, because his current one isn't working.


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Leslie's Journey Through The Smokies
page designed by: Leslie Reed
I will be your guide on this journey through the smokies. My name is Leslie Ann Reed. I am currently in my Junior year and enrolled in the
Early Education and Reading Education Department
Valdosta State University
. I am 20 years old and enjoying the last few days of my life as a single younge lady, becuase soon that is going to change. October 23, 2004, I am marrying my high school sweet heart, Brandon McMillan. I hope you enjoy your journey with me through the Great Smoky Mountains.
March the 7th 2004, Brandon proposed to me at the very spot we began dating 3 years ago. It was my dream propsal, sweet, well-planned, creative, and lots of roses. Ever since that magical night I have been spending day and night searching the web for all those little extras that will make our wedding day perfect. One of my favorite sites that I have found is
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This book is really just an opinionated monologue the author is having with himself, I'm guessing, about things he's seen on A&E and people he's known with various disorders.
Don't bother thinking you'll learn anything from this--it's just a bunch of opinion and anecdotal reflection written in a very casual form. And the author meanders and digresses to a curious level.
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Don't know if this would help, but we do PASS calcs for new tumorAs a member of a review board, running a study that has a 20% chance of failing to find a clinically important effect, if such an effect exists, is no longer acceptable. We like to see 90% or even 95% power reported. I encourage people I work with to report both. The problem in medical research (and in other areas too, I guess) is false negative findings.
markers like this: Set power and alpha at something reasonable
(reasonable to review boards, usually 80% and 0.05)and create a graph
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2007 Signing Day Comments from
U-M Head Football Coach Lloyd Carr
Michigan Signs 20 Student-Athletes to Letters of Intent
Opening statement ... "We are delighted that we were able to sign 20 guys. Marques Slocum will be part of that class, as well. We signed 21 guys, and I like their character, I like their potential, and I look forward to the opportunity to coach them when they get here. It's a little bit unusual. We do have four guys who are already here, started school in January. The advantage there, certainly, is that they will have the opportunity to participate in our winter program in terms of developing their strengths, their conditioning, and of course have the opportunity to play in spring practice. But it also is somewhat of a more difficult adjustment to college coming in the middle of the year, because normally when they come in, they come in as a class, and so these four guys, their adjustment's are a little bit different because the weather certainly has been colder. And Ryan Mallett, we told him it never got less than 40 degrees here (laughter). But we don't have any control over weather."
Ryan Mallett, when did you know he would be the star at that point ... "He was in our camp going into his junior year. Scot Loeffler I think had gone down there that spring, and it was very obvious, even at that age, he was going to have the kind of size and athletic ability and all of the physical tools. But he's also an extremely bright guy. I think he has a tremendous upside because he wants to be a great player.
"He's played for an exceptional program. His head coach, Barry Norton, is one of the fine high school coaches in the country. So he comes out of a great program. He ran an offense that -- it's a very complicated scheme in terms of the terminology they use, the formations they use, the motions they use. So he's coming in here with an excellent background as far as his high school preparation."
Have you had a recruit ever be as dynamic as a recruiter bringing in other guys as Ryan Mallett was this year ... "Because he committed so early, certainly he met a lot of players -- nine of the 20 signees were in our camp. So he had an opportunity to meet all of those guys, and certainly on his recruiting visit. And then he's contacted a lot of them by text messages or phone calls. So I don't know how it would rank with others, but certainly I think he has significant impact."
How many guys have expressed an interest to play next year, and can you predict how many might make an impact next year ... "No, I can't predict. I think certainly with the exception maybe of the cornerback position and the defensive secondary, I think some of those guys by virtue of our losses will certainly have an opportunity.
"But it's all going to be determined, I think more than anything else, by the kind of condition they report in, how much time they spend here this summer, and how quickly they can pick up all of the things that they need to know to be able to build a foundation and get prepared to play because really, training camp, once you start, you've got three weeks, and it's a very fast pace.
"So if a guy is not in shape, he can't learn as well, he can't concentrate, he can't continue to push through all of the things that you go through as a freshman in terms of the transition as well as the complicated things at each position."
What do you enjoy about recruiting and what do you not enjoy ... "The only thing I don't particularly like is the travel, the airports, security. It's a wear on you because, I was telling somebody the other day, you used to be able to go down to Detroit Metro for a 7:00 flight. If you were there at twenty to, a quarter to, you could jump on a plane and they would let you off in front the airport. Now it's a little bit different. I experienced a lot of delays, and because of the weather, and that's the thing -- then every time you're delayed, every time you're late, it sets your schedule back. That part of it is the only thing I don't enjoy about it. I like meeting the families because I think any time you got a chance to watch a guy compete, in that setting, you learn some things. So the high school coaches, it's always fun to go in and talk to those guys because we have a lot of things in common."
You signed five guys listed as defensive backs, can you talk about the emphasis there and maybe a brief comment on each one of those five ... "Obviously, going back, probably in some case twos and three years, we've watched these kids. We've had them in camp. We've had them on campus. We're trying to bring kids here who have outstanding character, who academically can compete and who have the athletic skills and the competitiveness that it takes to survive in an environment like this.
"I think Donovan Warren is the real deal. When he visited last year during the season, he impressed me as a guy that was really goal-oriented, as guy that was not afraid of competition. I think he has all of the skills that it takes, but I think all of the guys that we recruited, or else we would not have recruited them, they have all of the ability and all of the qualities that we're looking for. It's a matter of how well they do when the competition begins.
"Of course you all know about Troy Woolfolk, Butch's son. Troy is a guy with wonderful speed and an athletic ability. Mike Williams from St. Bonaventure is really a guy I think is going to be able to compete early.
"I think that James Rogers is a guy that, you know and a lot of times, it's interesting to read some of the things that are written about guys, the rankings and all of the stars, the five-star and, you know, it's kind of funny. I think we had him in our camp, he's got great speed and is a three-sport guy, no four-sport, four sports. I don't remember recruiting a guy plays football, baseball, basketball and track. So he's a guy that brings a lot to the table.
"Artis Chambers is one of the four guys that's already here. So he'll get an opportunity to compete in spring practice, which will I think give him a leg up as far as his knowledge and understanding of the game."
You must have to deal with and struggle with, how do you put recruits at ease when that topic comes up that you might be at the end of the line here as head coach ... "I think what we offer at Michigan is a great education. That's first and most importantly. I think some guys are more serious about the degree that they are going to get than others. And certainly that is right at the top of what opportunity we offer here, as well as a great football program.
"Regardless of my situation, I think part of the landscape is that a lot of coaches are replaced. A lot of coaches change jobs.
"I think by and large, when you make a choice because of who the coach is, whether it's a position coach, whether it's a head coach, you can't be sure that he's going to be there."
How is the situation with Marques Slocum resolved, will he give you a full practice in spring ... "He's in school and he will not participate in spring practice."
Seems you did not get many players in Michigan and Ohio, is it a one-year deal or are you branching out more ... "I don't think a boundary line means much. I think you find football players wherever you can. A lot of it goes back to the background of our coaches. I think that's the most important thing is that the guys that you take are guys that you have evaluated carefully and believed very strongly in."
Can you talk about Austin Panter and what you saw in him ... "Austin Panter is in school, and he's the second junior college player we've recruited since I've been head coach; the first being of course, Russell Shaw, who played such an important role in that 1997 team.
"But Austin Panter is an interesting story. He was a qualifier out of high school. But he wanted to go to junior college because his dad is a former high school coach. Some of the offers he got, he felt like he could play at a higher level, and he's just been a dominating player at a junior college level. He's a very smart guy and a guy that I think is going to really make a significant contribution. It's all based on what I saw on film and based on what I've seen in our winter conditioning workouts."
Have you had any staff changes since the Bowl game, and if so, could you talk about why ... "Well, any time there's a coaching change, you're free to talk to those people involved."
Are you impressed with the job that Coach English was able to do out in California when you consider how strong those schools are out there ... "Ron, of course, grew up in Los Angeles, went to Cal Berkeley and recruited there when he was at Arizona State. So he's got a great background in terms of the contacts and he's a guy with great communication skills and great passion for what he's doing. And certainly, he did a great job this year there, there's no doubt about that."
And the coaches, will you not announce if there was a change to the staff ... "Normally, when somebody leaves the program, whether it be a player, whether it be a coach, I leave that announcement up to him."
Has someone been hired to replace anybody ... "No."
Is Ron Lee still on the staff ... "No."
Can you talk about the group of wide receivers you signed ... "Zion Babb, his dad was an outstanding track athlete at Southern Cal. He is a guy that really is a big, strong guy, runs extremely well. I think he could play on either side of the ball. He's athletic, he's tough. We like him a lot.
"I saw Junior Hemingway play basketball last Friday night in Conway, South Carolina, and I was extremely impressed with this guy as an athlete, as a competitor. He comes from a great football program, great family. He's a guy that I think is going to have an excellent career here."
"Toney Clemons is really probably from a speed standpoint, a guy that is going to make a difference because he runs extremely well. He's got excellent size, excellent hands. I think all of those kids have a chance to contribute possibly as freshman."
Can you talk about what you saw in Martel Webb ... "He is a big kid, runs extremely well, very competitive, team-oriented guy. He plays on an excellent team. The night I saw him play, the game went right down to the wire. I don't think he came out of the game. But Martel is I think the real deal. We've had a lot of great tight ends here and I think he's going to be another."
Is there any potential for him to play basketball at Michigan ... "You would have to ask Tommy that."
Do you think he could play basketball ... "Do I think he has potential I'm not much of a basketball coach. But my guess is, when I watch Big Ten basketball, I think to compete in one sport is an incredible challenge. And, you know, to do it in two, I think it's very difficult to do because more than anything else, you really don't get a chance to start basketball practice until January. And as you know, basketball season starts in October."
About whether or not Kelvin Grady would play football at Michigan ... "He's going to play, as my understanding based on the last conversation I had with him, which was probably a year ago, is he made a decision he was going to start out in basketball and then maybe as a sophomore make a decision on whether he thinks he wants to compete in two sports. So I think that's down the road for him."
Can you talk about Artis Chambers, what attracted you to him as a player ... "I think he comes from an excellent program. Mike DeBord has an excellent relationship with the coach. He has excellent size, he runs well, he's tough."
Have you ever seen a year where you had this many kids committed and changing their minds; is that a function of kids committing too early ... "We did not find that in our case, I think we had one guy. But certainly as you look across the country, I think the truth is, the pressure is extreme. I think recruiting in those last few weeks, it's a tough deal for a guy to deal with for a high school kid, because almost all of the parents were involved, only go through it once. There are some who have a son, two sons, and so they get some experience the first time around. But the pressure is intense. Sometimes a guy simply changes his mind.
"I think there are a lot of reasons why they do it. But I think certainly the pressure on an 18-year-old kid to make that decision when he's got a lot of things about each school that he likes, I think it's tough on him."
Your thoughts about recruiting people who have not verbally committed elsewhere ... "If a guy tells us that he, sometimes it gets announced that a guy is committed, and he may not be. Or, he may have committed and yet he calls or one of his coaches calls and says, coach, he would really like to look at Michigan. So in those cases where a guy initiates contact -- but as a general rule, I've always tried to respect a guy's decision, and if he says he's committed elsewhere, then I wish him luck and move on."
Should the signing period of football be similar to what they have in basketball ... "I think there are pros and cons to it. I'm really kind of ambivalent."
Who do you see that benefiting more, the universities or the individual recruits ... "There are so many factors in there that, I can't give you a good answer."
Can you talk about the pressure on the kids in some of those situations is created by other schools, like English going and being interviewed by the Vikings when he clearly wasn't ... "There is probably a lot more misinformation out there than there is good information. So having to deal with those things is a part of it, and, it's part of the deal."
Renaldo Sagesse, being a year or two older than a lot of freshmen, do you see him as a person that could come in and be a bit of a player early on ... "He certainly has the size, he has the athleticism, and yes, I do think he will come in (prepared to play). But until you get him on the field and you find out really how their foundation is and how fundamentally sound they are; he comes from a good program that we've been very familiar with down through the years, and it's an excellent school, Vieux Montreal. I think there's a good chance that he can do that."
Is there an advantage for a kid like Steve Watson, that his father is grounded in football ... "There's no question. Steve grew up as a ball boy for the Denver Broncos. His dad played in the NFL and coached for a long time, and his dad has coached him. When you look at the high school film, it's very obvious that he has really been tutored to a high degree. I mean, he runs great routes. You could just tell in watching him that he's got a sound football background."
Can you talk about where David Molk and Mark Huyge might fit in for you ... "What I like about both of them is their athletic ability. Mark Huyge is a basketball player and he played both ways. When I watched the film, I was really impressed with him on the defensive side of the ball, the way he ran. He's a guy that really is athletic, and of course, that fits into what we are trying to do. I think from that standpoint, he's got a good future.
"David Molk is a smaller guy, but a guy that has wonderful athletic ability and very, very good strength at this stage. I think he's a guy that has the kind of mobility, the kind of toughness, very bright guy. I didn't mean to short him there."
Going back to Ryan for a second, when he's so highly recruited and so highly rated, how do you handle discussions with him relative to redshirting when you have a guy like Chad Henne; how is that topic broached ... "I think he understands that part of the advantage for him coming here is the fact that he could spend a year watching Chad Henne and being around Chad Henne. And I think that's really a valuable part of the particular situation he'll find himself in.
"I think being here this spring and being in the meetings, he's going through winter conditioning, the window of three weeks, that's what makes it even more amazing to me what Henne was able to do as a true freshman. I think Henne being here is really in the long run a great thing for Ryan.
I understand what you said, but in a perfect world, is it a priority to try to maintain eligibility for a guy like Ryan ... "Well, it's not a perfect world. You're proof of that, right I certainly am. (Laughter)
"Well, no. I think we'll try to play him some, if he is the backup quarterback and it may not be a lot. And it may be, you know, you never can predict that. But I think the advantage of playing some, knowing that it's not going to be a lot, or not planning that it's going to be a lot, the great thing about not redshirting him is that every single week, he's going to prepare like he's going to play, because he may. So mentally, the pressure is on him.
"I think his dreams are to be the starting quarterback here for three years, and I think in three years, you know, at the end of that time, you might say, well, we should have redshirted him. But he may not have stayed anyway, so there are no guarantees."
You already had your first commitment for 2008, is there a concern that the recruiting process never really ends ... "I simply tell every guy that commits to us, before he commits, I always tell them, don't commit, don't tell us you're coming unless you're sure. Because when you change your mind, you're going to take some criticism. You're going to be out there and there's going to be all sorts of stories about why you changed your mind.
"So you're much better served if you have any doubts to hold off, don't make that decision public until you're absolutely sure. And I think that's one of the reasons down through the years that we've had very, very few guys who have changed their mind. But it's always a possibility. And it's the worst of possibilities I think for both the school, because now you've lost a guy and you've lost time recruiting someone else."
What did you see that you liked in Ryan Van Bergen ... "I think Ryan Van Bergen is going to be one heck of a player. He can really run. I mean, he's a guy that brings great athletic ability to that position, and I think the question is how big he'll be, if he gets big enough, he can move inside, but he's an outstanding athlete."
Did you say that you saw Quintin Woods in school yesterday ... "Oh, you said Quintin Woods, I take that back. I was thinking Patilla. See, I told you it's not a perfect world. No, he is not in school. I can't really comment on that."
I'm sure they (recruits) want the stability of any head coach sticking around, but based on published reports, did you have to answer any questions from these kids, saying, are you sticking around, does that mean something, about your contract ... "Honestly I don't remember that question at all."
Have you heard it from other people ... "I've read some, or I've had people tell me it's in the paper."
So we should not read into that ... "I mean, what story, read into what"
About the slight tweak to your contract ... "Well, I think you can read into it whatever you choose to read into it."
Can you give us any insight as to why you made the change in the contract and obviously you felt it was important ... "At some point here, I'll have something to say about that. But I don't. You've got access to what's in there and I really don't have anything to say other than that."
Is Marques Walton still with the program ... "No, Marques is not with us."
What about Brandent Englemon ... "Yes."
What about Ryan Mundy ... "No."
Has there been a problem trying to schedule a 12th game ... "We're working on it. It's an issue because there just aren't many schools out there. I can just tell you that we're hoping it will be resolved here in the not-too-distant future."
Would it help if you moved the game to Dec. 1 ... "I think based on -- of course, we had some discussion about that -- I think that's going to probably change. Finishing two weeks earlier, I just think everybody looks at it (as a disadvantage to our conference), and my feeling is that's going to change."
Would it have helped this year ... "I don't know this year."
Are you okay with that change or does it bother you ... "Well, it bothers me from the standpoint that I think in the Big Ten that allowed a player, when you think about the student athlete's year, we've allowed them to go home for Thanksgiving because they do not get to go home for Christmas. So really, football, they get no break in there if you play Thanksgiving weekend. They get no break until Easter or spring break, I should say.
"So I think from the players' standpoint, we have the best deal. I think from the competitive standpoint, if you look at last season and this conference, I think the argument is pretty strong that it is a competitive disadvantage when you don't play because of the length of time between the end of the season and the bowl game. So I think it's what it is."
Could you work it out to skip that Thanksgiving week and play the following week ... "That's a good point, because that's really one of the suggestions that I've made. I think the Big Ten athletic directors are trying to address that issue, but I think regardless of if they don't do something in the Big Ten conference, then each school would be free to make some changes that would allow them to play the 12th game after Thanksgiving."
Do you have an update on Steve Schilling and Antonio Bass ... "Schilling is working out and we're really optimistic that he'll be able to play spring practice, at least in some capacity. We just have to see if he's ready to go as far as contact, but he's made real strides. He's really healed fast and we're excited about that.
"Antonio is working hard. He was in the training room yesterday but I can't tell you anything. I don't have anything to tell you that would be different (from before)."
The layoff, do you think that was a major factor for your team and Ohio State ... "We don't have any excuses. I think that case can be made but I don't care to make it."
Have thoughts of that game changed your feelings in any way about the process ... "No. I said we have a process, and it spoke."
You've had time to look at the Rose Bowl, any thoughts further about what happened, why it happened, what you'll take from it ... "I think fundamentally, the biggest thing in the game was that for us, we turned the ball over twice in the second half at the short end of the field. So we put our defense in terrible field position.
"Then we gave up a big play in the third quarter that really, or in the fourth quarter I guess, that tore the game open. We had gotten back into the game. But we didn't protect the passer very well. Their speed there was very good. But we didn't run the football effectively, and any time you turn the ball over twice at the short end of the field and give up a big play for a touchdown, that's 21 points."
Is Will Paul returning for his fifth year ... "No, Will is not. He's graduated. Ryan Mundy will finish his degree this spring as well."
What do you like about Marell Evans ... "Marell Evans is from the same high school that Brandon Minor is, Varina High School. We saw him a year ago when we recruited Brandon. We really liked him. He's a guy with excellent size, going to be a big guy and has very, very good athletic ability. He comes from a good program. You know, we like him a lot."
How about Brandon Herron ... "He's a guy that needs to develop size-wise, but he's an outstanding athlete. I think he's going to need a year as far as developing his strength. But Steve Szabo really liked his athleticism."
Are there any guys you're not sure where they will end up (position-wise) ... "Zion Babb, there was one point there where we -- and the same for James Rogers. Both those kids could play either side. And yet we are going to play them where they are listed. We are going to start them out (at that position). I don't think there's anybody else that I can think of where we're unsure."
About in-state recruits this season and the number that decided to attend out-of-state schools ... "There are always guys that normally speaking, you're going to lose some guys. It was I think an unusual year in the state, without getting into any specifics (about players) because I think those guys can speak for themselves. There were a lot of guys that went out of state a lot and obviously we would rather keep them in state."
Has Mike Massey's shoulder problem lingered ... "He had surgery and he will not play spring ball but he'll be fine."
What can you tell us about early enrollee Vince Helmuth ... "I think he's a wonderful athlete. Our fullback, I think particularly since we went to the zone blocking schemes, he's a guy that really has to be nifty and nimble. Based on what I've seen, and I've only seen a couple of workouts, but he has a chance.
"Now we have to see when we put the pads on how he holds up, because he's 18 years old, even though he's a big, strong guy, he's going to be blocking guys down in and down out that are 240, 250. So, you know, normally like Obi Oluigbo, it took him really two, maybe three years to get to the point where he could take that pounding. So we'll just have to see how he picks it up but I think he's going to be an excellent player."
Can you talk about Avery Horn ... "I think the thing we like best about Avery is this guy has got great speed. We were looking for a guy that could break the big play, and I think certainly, he has the speed to do that."
Does it amaze you at all that people are fascinated by your future, when you're going to leave, whether you're going to stay ... "I don't think 'fascinated' is the word (Laughter)."
But people talk about it quite a bit. ... "Look, you know, I've tried to answer that as best I could, but it seems as though everybody interprets it differently. Like I'm hinting; I've hinted. I've said everything I have to say on it."
Did you talk to Cato and Marlin and Brian before the Super Bowl ... "I've talked to Brian a couple of times. He was in during the season. But I have not talked with Cato and Marlin. But they are out there; (please) send money (Laughter).
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Possible Center Diff Issues on 11' WRX
So I am having a strange issue with my car and I am curious if any of you have any thoughts / suggestions.
When turning tightly at slow speeds (either direction) my front end / center are making a strange knocking sound, almost like a wheel hop... but this only happens after driving on the highway for at least 15-20 miles. If I were to leave the car over night and then attempt to recreate the sound / feeling the next morning it would not happen.
After doing some research I started to think it was a center diff issue. Being that my car only has 34k on it and I don't abuse it, it seems unlikely. This morning I had Dent Sport check it out. They drained the fluid and everything seemed fine, no chunks of metal or other signs that the diff was shot. They checked out axles/etc and everything seemed fine.
They did however discover that the engine/tranny moved quite a bit and that the exhaust may have been hitting the driveshaft (and there were marks to show that). Anyway, they replaced my transmission mount with a Group N and thought the problem was solved. By the time I got home the noise was back...
I have an appointment with Subaru tomorrow morningthough I am a bit apprehensive due to my car being modified a bit (suspension, stage 1+, etc).
What suspension pieces have you replaced?
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Is it possible your RSB bushings are not lubed enough.... I'd start with that area. And the endlinks.
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Knocking from RSB bushing usually only happens from bumps from my experience.
I have a similar knocking on my Outback the way you describe but it happens at any time I take a tight turn (slow speed). I just haven't cared to figure it out since it's a 13 year old car/beater.
Edit: It's probably your CV joint/axle. I didn't mention it earlier since I just replaced mine. Looks like it still happens with reman-ed axles which is what I replaced it with.
I took it in to Subaru today. They are replacing the center diff under warranty. They even gave me a rental car!
Wow... nice.
Subaru replaced the center diff... no more knocking/binding!
Glad to hear that was it and was fixed!
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I beat the hell outta the car until I decided to go balls out and build it, I set it up and he drove to South Florida and picked up the car, trailered it to NC, built it, tuned it, tested it and trailered it back to me in Fl with a whopping 413HP modified and built Roush manifold running a Comp turbo.
Even if you have a problem, because shit always break when you race cars, he will guide you through the datalogging so he can read the factors and better assist you on what to do or look for. So, even if hes not there, it's almost like he IS!
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Could the 'Governator' Be Running For President?
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to be president of the United States.
The man we called "The Governator" is lobbying to change the U.S. Constitution. Specifically, he wants an ammendment allowing foreign-born citizens to become president.
An unidentified source tells Britain's Daily Mail Schwarzenegger, who was born in Austria, is ready to file paperwork needed to mount a challenge to the law.
He reportedly wants to make a presidential run in 2016. Schwarzenegger became a U.S. citizen in 1983.
He made it clear several time in the past that he would run if the law allowed.