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I have a question about deck joist.
Is there a difference in using 8 2"x10" ptw as joist resting on beams to span 14 or should I buy 14 2"x10" ptw to be used as joist?
I have a small hatchback and can only fit 8 planks of wood. I will have to rent a truck to get the 14 2"x10" ptw home. The 8 2"x10" ptw will be resting on beams evenly place on the beam with simpson strong tie hurricane clips. I am wondering if there are any structural reason/benefits to use a uninterrupted piece of wood as joists? Thanks for any help.
You'll need to submit plans to the town in order to get the permit issued. What do your plans call for? Does the local code allow for the 8' lengths instead of the 14' ones?
How much lumber are you buying? When I bought all my materials it totalled 3500lbs and NONE of the 3 vehicles in our family would have hauled that so I just bit the bullet and had it delivered.
A 14' span is not short, and 2x10s may not hack it, depending on your load. What IS your load? You have to know that before you buy any wood. See if your lumber company has any load/span tables. Cutting the span to 8' by using a beam will help immensely (assuming the proper beam, of course). The load carrying capacity of a board is inversely proportional (approx) the cube of its length. I have 2x10s on a 12' span, 16" OC, and have had a couple of feet piled up on it many times over the years. Two feet longer may be iffy, though.
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Thanks guys for trying to answer my question. I think I did not write the question clearly. So I modelled it on sketchup as a visual.
My question is about the joist length I should buy. I'm going to use 2x10 for sure, but I wanted to ask if there is a difference in buying two 8 foot long 2x10 instead of one long 16 foot 2x10? Is there a difference in buying two 8' or one 16' to use as joist?:)
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Oh, now I gottcha. Nice drawing, btw. The only measurable differences would be cost and convenience, assuming you have a good sized "lip" for the 8 footers to sit on. There is some number like 2" that a board needs when it sits on a beam.
On thing to keep in mind: a continuous joist running across a center support will be considerably stiffer (the floor will fell less "bouncy") than the same distance spanned by two shorter joists each extending only to the center support.
A continuous joist spanning across a beam (the fourteen footer you describe) behaves quite differently than two separate beams, from a mechanics standpoint. A pair of unconnected joists is referred to as two simple beams. There is zero moment at the end of a simple beam. and the maximum moment (hence the most critical section) occurs at the center of a simple span beam when it is uniformly loaded, such as the deck case.
A continuous joist has completely different properties. There will be a large negative moment at the center of the joist over the beam support. This occurs because the joist can be viewed as being loaded at two positions, namely halfway between the center of the joist and either end, causing positive moment at the quarter points (the same position as the maximum moment in the simple beam case), but large negative moment at the center. Interestingly, the positive moment at the quarter points is smaller than the positive moment for the simple beam case given the same loading.
The advantage of the continuous beam in theory is that you can use a smaller joist to span, assuming the joist can handle the negative moment at the center of the beam. You see this on bridges all the time. Look at a continuous beam bridge, and note how it is deeper at the center to handle the negative moment. The reason it is not done more often is that continuous beam structures have problems handling expansion/contraction, and the fabrication costs for a bridge for the deeper center often exceeds the material savings for the smaller beam.
In your case, you would get a stiffer feeling structure if you used a continuous beam, since the maximum positive moment is smaller than with a simple span beam, hence the maximum deflection would be smaller. However, you are not going to notice the difference, and if you cannot transport a longer joist, get the short ones, no problem. Bear in mind that the splice for the short joists must occur over a post by code.
IMO, whether a user will notice a the difference is a "psychological" as well as a "structural" issue, I have encountered clients who are uncomfortable on decks which "meet code" and are "structurally sound, but which feel "bouncy" to the client.
I'm sure all the moment info is true, and I wish I knew how to calc all that; it is quite interesting and would be wonderful to know. However, does anyone think a 2x10 on an 8' span is going to really feel much different than the 16 footer? That is not much span for a 2x10, in my experience. Dan: What is the recommended "lip" or "catch" that a 2-by needs when sitting on a beam like this? I assume 1.5-2" is enough, as that is what joist hangers have. thanks. j
Thanks everyone for taking the time and answering my question. I'm a first time diy deck builder and this was a question that was pestering me. I'm happy to hear that there is not much of a difference. Now I can make a decision and move forward.
Happy to help. If you ever have more "iffy" questions, Dan is the guy to ask. He can CALC what has to be, not just go by experience and a rough understanding of how members work. An engineer may even crank out the numbers on something like this and find that 16' x 2 x 8 would be just as well a 8' x 2 x 10. When in doubt, over-kill! Materials are cheap compared to re-doing and throwing away weak stuff. later. j
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It was at the Auto Expo that we first saw Ssangyong and Mahindra together in India and at that point in time they had announced their intention to bring the Rexton to India and now they have. Mahindra with the Ssangyong Rexton has finally entered into the high-end SUV range. The two variants on offer, the RX5 with manual transmission and the RX7 with automatic transmission are both powered by a 2.7-litre, 5 cylinder turbo-diesel engine with varying power outputs. The 5-speed manual gets 164bhp with torque on demand, which allows you to select between 4H, and 4L while the 5-speed E-tronic automatic gets 184 horses and is a full-time 4WD.
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Nail in Tire
So my left rear tire has a nail in it. I went to two different tire places and both told me the tire needs to be replaced. The nail is in the outside most tread and for this reason it can't be repaired (All season tire). I have just over 20k on the tires and I figured they should be good for another 10k-15k miles. I hate to just replace one tire at this point. Anyone know of any warranty or deals that are out there. These tires are not cheap. Do you think the Jeep dealer is a good option?
I had a screw in the same spot, they told me the same I said just try and it's been fine for 2 years.
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You may be able to advertise here on the forums and find a tire. Other than that you best bet is to buy a new one or four new tires in another brand or something. The oem tires are outrageous. You could also try ebay for one single oem tire. Ive seen them on there periodically.
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According to Tech, one of the big tire repair supply manufactures, these repairs are just fine, if done properly. I just checked to see if they changed their position, and they haven't.
Years back I was at a meeting in Ohio where a Tech rep talked about proper repair. He brought a Uniroyal radial with him that they had put 19 holes in the sidewalls. After the repairs were made they ran this tire for something like 30,000 miles on a GM test track. Not one repair failed.
He pointed out that this was only safe on radial tires, although many myths abounded at the time about radial tires.
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I believe it can be repaired as well. These tires are so trong that without the sensor indicating there was a problem I may not have noticed it. I just need the hole patched or something so it holds air. I don't think the integrity of the tire will be affected at all. I'll see what I can do to get it fixed.
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I'm thinking about it. Or I just need to find the right guy to do it.
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For the best results, have them insert a plug from the inside. Then, cut it flush and put a patch over the plug.
Check online for tire repair shops in your area.
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Now that you say that I did the same when i purchased mine. I thought it only covered rim damage. I will pull out my paperwork and take a look. I hope this is the case.
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Went to the dealer told them the problem and tomorrow I will have a new tire free of charge thanks to the warranty I bought. Maybe the other three tires could pick up some road debris and I will have a complete set of new tires. Thanks for the heads up.
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18-20" seven spoke black five lug. Looks like a generic brand; no center hub logo. Either way - they aren't the slightest bit attractive. I'd get rid of them as soon as possible!
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How do you gauge how many pitches should a pitcher throw before the game to warm up? Everyone always thinks about pitch counts, but if you add up the initial warm up bullpen, then warm up before each inning, plus game pitches........ that's a lot.
Last night, my son warmed up with me and then, I as I was doing other duties, he went and threw more bullpen with another kid. He pitched well until he just 'hit the wall'.(I think it was the 4th inning) He was having trouble trowing strikes all of a sudden. I think his tank was empty.
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Thanks for any advise
IMHO YES there are advantages to bushingless bull barrel with ramped and supported chambers. 1) Anytime you can reduce the number of part and NOT adversely affect functional reliability that's a plus for going bushingless, one less part to break. 2) The bull barrel adds weight to the muzzle thereby reducing muzzle flip, so some claim I do NOT subscribe to this train of thought. 3) The ramped barrel aids in feeding reliability. 4) The supported chamber adds additional metal to the chamber area thereby reducing the risk of blowing the chamber IF you ever happen to fire a round that the bullet has been set back, which can raise chamber pressures significantly.
There are a down side to bushingless supported and ramped barrels, only 1 but it can be a large one. That down side is that there are few gunsmiths that know how to properly fit a bull barrel with ramped and supported chambers.
I own 2 1911s both with ramped and supported chamber bull barrels. One is my S/A Champion SS Loaded worked great out of the box S/A knows how to fit them. My second 1911 is a Mitchell Gold Series '95 and Mitchell does NOT know how to properly fit them. My Mitchell was a PITA to get to function properly. Was a jam-o-matic out of the box, lucky for me there is a GS here in St. Louis that knows the proper way to hard fit the R&S bull barrel. I would not own a 1911 with a standard bushing set-up. Seen too many bushings break and go flying down range, but that is just my personnel opinion about bushing barrels.
Since you are building a 10mm I would go with the bushingless ramp and supported chamber barrel. You WILL be dealing with considerable more slide velocity and chamber pressures than a 45acp. This was one of the many downfalls of the infamous BREN TEN. You may also want to think about using a different style of lock up such as the Peter Stahl system which does NOT use a barrel link which could be another weak link(No pun intended) in the 10 mm system.
Be safe and shoot straight.
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tk, I no longer have a 1911 in 10MM, but do have guns with both bull and bushing type barrels. The bull barrel adds just a little weight to the total recoiling mass of the slide/barrel assembly. In the 1911 chambered in 10MM, I think this is a good thing. Both the S&W and, especially, the Glock have a lot more slide mass than the 1911, instead of controlling the 10MM's slide velocity with heavy recoil springs, dual springs, buffers,etc. I'm a fan of both the 10MM and the 1911. just not in the same gun. I personally like both barrel systems, but couldn't really document that one is more accurate, reliable or durable than the other. I gotta admit that, years ago, when I first saw the bushingless bull barrel concept used on the DEVEL 1911s, I did think that was pretty neat idea. Though not my guns, I have seen one solid barrel bushing, and one Colt collet bushing break over a period of 40+ years. While I prefer ramped type barrels on 9MM,.38 Super,9X23 and 10MM 1911s, I still prefer the traditional Colt type, unramped, barrel in the .45 ACP, whether bull or bushing type.
A potential down side to the bull bbl. set up IMHO is the required reverse recoil spring plug. To use the collared type reverse plug, the rear of the slide dust cover must be machined pretty thin. I wonder about this thin section's resistance to cracking from repeated impacts with the head of the recoil spring guide. This, especially, with the 10MM 1911's "Warp-9" slide velocity when/if using the "real" 10MM ammo. Perhaps use of the flanged type reverse plug would obviate this potential for damage...ymmv
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Peters -Stahl system? Good luck finding one of those (or even parts) in the U.S - Springfield Armory gave up trying to deal with Joe Peters over 20 years ago. How do you figure the barrel link can be a "weak link? All a link does is pull the barrel down for unlocking. Bushings break? I have fit many match bushings and I never had one break. If the bushing breaks then it wasn't fit properly or was made out of pot metal. It's not a design problem, it's hack smith/ cheap parts problem. Personally I like bull barrels and run mine with a GI rod. No tools needed for teardown. Most bull barrels require very little fitting on the muzzle end. I only shoot .45 ACP in my 1911s but if I were building a 10mm from scratch I would choose a match grade ramped barrel and a frame cut for it by the factory. Especially if you are going to handload any warm stuff. As far as worrying about setback - you need to make certain your rounds will not setback. If they do it may not matter what kind of barrel you have. Setback doesn't just happen, it is the direct result of ammo loaded by someone who doesn't pay attention to dimensional tolerances. I have dummy rounds made for function testing guns that I made up in 1992. They've been slammed into customer's guns for years and none of them has ever set back. I loaded them at 1.275 and they still measure 1.275. The rash of setback we're seeing now is because the ammo factories have decided it's cheaper to retain lawyers than to fix their manufacturing quality control and inspection process, just like the auto industry.
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I have a bull barrel top end in 45 ACP. I used it mainly for pin and shooting major power factor in USPSA type matches. I find it most beneficial when shooting ball or heavier loads. It mainly diminshes the violence of the slide cycling allowing flatter shot to shot tracking. In the softer loadings it offers no advantages and is a little slower when transitioning to the next target.
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drail I did NOT say to find or get a Peter Stahl system I said he should think about using a different style of lockup SUCH as Peter Stahl's system. Just because S/A stopped selling the system DOES NOT mean it was a bad system, they still honor their warranty on the Omega systems sold under their name. All I was trying to convey was that there are better stronger systems designed since JM Browning designed the swing link system and if memory serves his next pistol design eliminated the swing link system, the Browning High Power.
Having been using ramped and supported barrels since 1995 all I was doing was relaying the pluses and the minus that I have encountered over the years shooting 45acp, and although I have not owned a 10mm I have been studying that cartridge since it's development and use in the Bren Ten and Colt Delta's, which the biggest mistake D&D made with the Bren Ten was giving into Col. Jeff Coopers demand to make the Bren Ten in 10mm, would have had far less issues with the design if chambered in 45acp and most likely would still be around today if they had stuck with their design in 45acp.
As far as cartridge set back well stuff happens, reloading the same round after being ejected and rechambered a time of two, incorrect seating dies adjustments, to just name 2, the ramped and supported chamber is just cheap insurance. IMHO I will not argue about about poor ammo Q/C. My recommendation is for everyone to INSPECT their reloaded and factory loaded ammo at least twice. Once when you load or purchase the ammo and again as you load it in you magazines before firing it. The bottom line to this is this. THE SHOOTER IS THE FINAL QUALITY CONTROL FOR ANY AMMUNITION BEING DISCHARGED THOUGH A FIREARM. Be responsible for you safety and those around you, stay awake and pay attention to what you are loading into your magazines.
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My son, keep your father's commandment, and forsake not your mother's teaching. Bind them on your heart always; tie them around your neck.
Case Study: Burial Ground in Nepal
At what point does a movement to Christ within a given society begin to insist on its basic human rights? Should it ever do so? How much persecution should minority Christians endure for the sake of the gospel? When should they bring the law of the land to bear of their situation? Why did Paul at times endure the punishment of local authorities (2 Cor. 11:25) and other times insist on justice (Acts 22:25).
These are just a few questions to consider as you watch this audio-slideshow about the Christian movement in Nepal. And don't just think about them yourself, engage your Nurture Program cohort or small group in considering these matters which may one day face us in America or wherever the Lord takes us.


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EY's one year sponsorship agreement with the MCA, effective from 1 July 2013, includes a supporting sponsorship of the upcoming survey exhibition of works by legendary artist, musician and activist Yoko Ono.
Curated by MCA Chief Curator Rachel Kent, War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono comprises five decades of Yoko Ono's art works across a diverse range of media. The exhibition title comes from a text work by Ono and her husband John Lennon that first appeared in 1969 across public billboards in twelve cities worldwide, including New York and London.
MCA Acting Director Michael Snelling said: "We are delighted that EY have joined the MCA as a Major Partner and as the Supporting Sponsor of our major summer exhibition, War Is Over! (if you want it): Yoko Ono. Yoko Ono is one of the world's most legendary and intriguing contemporary personalities. This first major solo survey of her work in Australia and a definite highlight for the MCA will introduce audiences to five decades of her artistic practice, encompassing all aspects of her unique career."
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Guerrilla marketing scheme gains attention, but will it lead to sales?
An eye-catching protest/flash-mob occurred outside an Apple, Inc. (
) store in Sydney Australia. Blogger Nate 'Blunty' Burr captured the whole incident on video, leading some to believe he may have been hired by whoever was behind the campaign.
I. All Aboard the Protest Bus
He describes, "All of a sudden a big black bus pulls up. A bunch of people dressed in black pour out of said bus with protest signs and they start screaming 'Wake up!'"
"Perhaps it's some sort of guerilla marketing for a new SIRI feature," he deadpans, "SIRI, please send a screaming mob to me at work to me at 2 pm. BEW-DOOP!"
Well given Samsung Electronics Comp., Ltd.'s (
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The company has a webpage up promoting the viral campaign
. The site has a countdown, which is currently ~422,450 seconds from completion, or about five days away. RIM is expected to deliver a preview of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 in Australia at the end of the week.
The company does have a bit of a history of provocative ad campaigns backfiring. Around this time last year RIM spent millions on a campaign for its PlayBook tablet, declaring "
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reviews of the PlayBook
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Effect of vitamin D supplementation on muscle strength: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Stockton, Kellie, Mengersen, Kerrie, Paratz, J, Kandiah, D, & Bennell, Kim (2011) Effect of vitamin D supplementation on muscle strength: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Osteoporosis International, 22(3), pp. 859-871.
This systematic review demonstrates that vitamin D supplementation does not have a significant effect on muscle strength in vitamin D replete adults. However, a limited number of studies demonstrate an increase in proximal muscle strength in adults with vitamin D deficiency. Introduction
The purpose of this study is to systematically review the evidence on the effect of vitamin D supplementation on muscle strength in adults. Methods
A comprehensive systematic database search was performed. Inclusion criteria included randomised controlled trials (RCTs) involving adult human participants. All forms and doses of vitamin D supplementation with or without calcium supplementation were included compared with placebo or standard care. Outcome measures included evaluation of strength. Outcomes were compared by calculating standardised mean difference (SMD) and 95% confidence intervals. Results
Of 52 identified studies, 17 RCTs involving 5,072 participants met the inclusion criteria. Meta-analysis showed no significant effect of vitamin D supplementation on grip strength (SMD −0.02, 95%CI −0.15,0.11) or proximal lower limb strength (SMD 0.1, 95%CI −0.01,0.22) in adults with 25(OH)D levels >25 nmol/L. Pooled data from two studies in vitamin D deficient participants (25(OH)D <25 nmol/L) demonstrated a large effect of vitamin D supplementation on hip muscle strength (SMD 3.52, 95%CI 2.18, 4.85). Conclusion
Based on studies included in this systematic review, vitamin D supplementation does not have a significant effect on muscle strength in adults with baseline 25(OH)D >25 nmol/L. However, a limited number of studies demonstrate an increase in proximal muscle strength in adults with vitamin D deficiency.
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Well it's day 4 of snowing around here. We were all so furry happy when it was in the 50's and mom could open a window. Now all we get to do is look out side and watch the snow flakes fall. Patches and Lucky both have taken to curling up in blankets or staying close to mom cause of the cold this storm brings in.I like to still run around and sit in the windows, hoping for some sunshine to warm my fur in. Mom says winter will be over before I know it, I hope she is right. The snow was pretty at first and fun to step in, but I am ready for some sunshine and open windows. Hope all our friends out there are staying warm.....
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Zoom Zoom....Flip Flop....Flip Zoom and Flop...a spin here and a dash there...this kitty is rocking...
MOL I have been a crazy nut as mom says... for the past few days I have had a bug under my skin that makes me want to run and play and do all kinds of crazy things. My brofur Patches just sits there and watchs me. When he gets tired of my craziness, he will jump up and tackle me. He will pin me down and nip at me till I claim down.
Once he lets go of me, I jump up and tackle him right back...then Leap as high as I can in the air and take off. Mom for the life of her can't even imagin what has gotten into me, but she loves it. She says I am so silly. What I don't tell everyone is, I am doing the kitty summer dance.... I am hoping if I try hard enough, the snow will go away.
Plus getting my brofur moving is always good. Don't tell him but I think he is a little tubby MOL. How are my kitty friends keeping busy during these cold winter days? What fun new things are you doing to get the summer ich out of you?
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Maybe not so much of a tutorial, but details on how I put together a lot of my shoes for costumes.
I usually use pleather shoes for most costumes because I love the way they look! Also, they accept paint easily. So that helps.
There are some awesome options available for painting leather (and faux leather/pleather), but for the longest time I didn't know about them and I just used acrylic paint and mod podge to color shoes. It's cheap, readily available, and I could mix pretty much any color I needed so that the shoes would match my costume. Generally two-three coats of paint and one coat of mod podge is enough to cover the whole shoe.
The downside to using acrylic is that it can crack (particularly if you use it on tall boots, or anything which needs to flex a lot when you wear it).
For shoes that have extra straps (like Neptune's and Uranus's) I cut pieces of pleather, painted them, and sewed them to the shoes. For Neptune's I sewed a loop of elastic to one end of the ankle strap and a button to the inside of the shoe that the loop hooks over.
I hope that helps someone! I promise, having the strap on Neptune's shoe match the rest of the shoe looks a lot nicer than using ribbon, and only takes a little bit more time to add on.
As a final note- there are paints made specifically for changing the color of shoes. Angelus leather paint and Meltonian Nu-Life spray are two that I would absolutely recommend! For any sort of boots, or shoe with a lot of movement the result is going to last longer using those paints rather than acrylic.


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December 9, 2013
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association's seventh Truckers for Troops care package campaign is going on this week. The fundraising effort is an OOIDA tradition since 2007 and has a head start with a donation of $5,000 from Shell Rotella. Truckers for Troops raises money to pack and send care packages to service personnel stationed in combat zones.
December 6, 2013
The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of California, against the California Air Resources Board on Friday, in connection with the Truck and Bus Regulation.
UPDATED -- Nearly 10% of the nation's freight brokers no longer have their licenses following new federal regulations that took effect requiring a higher bonding amount, while another source says the number is even higher.
November 20, 2013
The stage is set for a political grilling of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration at a House hearing Thursday on the hours-of-service rule. Amid relentless criticism of the 34-hour restart and 30-minute break provisions of the rule, agency administrator Anne Ferro will be called on to explain and defend the agency's decision-making.
November 4, 2013
The Owner Operator Independent Drivers Association has filed a request with the U.S. Supreme Court asking it to review a recent lower court decision upholding the federal government's long-haul, cross-border trucking program with Mexico.
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The Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association filed a class action lawsuit on Oct. 8 against the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance challenging the constitutionality of certain highway taxes for all trucks using its state highways.
September 19, 2013
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This year, nearly 3,140 men throughout the state of Kentucky will be diagnosed with prostate cancer, and about 11 percent of them will die from the disease, according to the American Cancer Society.
Despite these grim statistics, there is hope if detected early, making prostate cancer one of the more treatable forms of cancer.
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When Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs staff arrived at the Exposition Center at 7:45 a.m. Thursday to begin preparing for a 2 p.m. ceremony honoring veterans of the Korean War, James B. Short was waiting for them.
The Army veteran of Korea and two tours in Vietnam had driven up the night before from Harlan.
"Nobody ever gave me anything for my service before," he said. "I wasn't about to miss this."
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Scattered pieces of glass, so many
tiny shapes, colors. At first
they seem easy to the fingers
given the job of rearranging
but, when trying to lift just one –
just one particularly small piece,
an astonishing cut surges more blood
than what seems possible.
So, the artist learns to rectify them carefully,
using tools she's come to master
over long years of study,
into designs more pleasing
to her sensibilities.
Yet, every time she turns her back,
the bits rearrange themselves again
into the chaos of their origin,
the way they were before she began.
Some lie overtly blade side up,
protrude like signs, edges glinting
against the light;
Taste me with your fingers.
I will not be managed, cannot be
trifled with.
The artist keeps trying to form a rose.
But, now, questioning
the rightness of her vision,
she considers whether she should just pour out
the hot liquid bubbling resin
over all of them at once,
just as they had fallen naturally
against the black mat of memory.
Before realizing she's made any decision, she spills
a flow of pitch she didn't know she had, a mess
of acceptances.
The transparent tar cools almost instantly,
seals the shards into riotous patterns,
swirls of mishap.
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What does Brian Zinck do?
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#1 Mar 13, 2013
This guy is the pastor of first baptist in Sallisaw and does nothing. He takes a salary and drives a school bus too. He's never at the church and keeps no normal business hours. The rest of us are busting our butts to make ends meet and he's getting paid to be a full time minister and a bus driver. I'm not sure what ministers do all day anyway but it's clear to me that this guy and most of the other ministers in this town are just flat out lazy. If you are going to say you your full time job is pastoring a church, do something!
#2 Mar 13, 2013
sound most oftem around here its about money not god pastor jeff at jorney is the worse just look on his facebook and watch how he acts there are a ew good ones here but not mny the staff at first assembly of godgo above and beyond there call
#3 Mar 13, 2013
Funny he seems like the only one doing anything
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#4 Mar 14, 2013
In response to the topic of this forum, to the best of my knowledge, I believe that Brian is a great pastor and is doing a good job leading his church. I do not go to his church, but I have had some experiences with him. I think that it is respectable that he is community-minded and is willing to do stuff like drive a school bus. Many pastors think that they are high and mighty and deserve special privileges. I don't know his financial situation, but like I said, I think it is very humble of him to serve in our community in such a way.
In my honest opinion, I think that most work that pastors do go unnoticed. Most do not have a rigid schedule that they go by, and that is okay with me. I would rather have my pastor following the leading of the Holy Spirit than a man-made schedule. But that could just be me.
I think that unless you go to those churches and really know the pastor, then you don't have ground to stand on to judge them. Appearances aren't everything. I am proud that we have pastors in our community who truly love God and love people. As long as they are pointing to salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone, then I'm good with them and trust that they are following God's will for their lives. I have heard that First Assembly is doing some great things for our community and is doing a good job reaching out to people.
I think that the problem with our community isn't that the churches aren't trying or doing anything, but that the problem is that we don't support our churches. They try, they really do, to reach out to people. People are just unresponsive. They have chosen to reject God, and as a byproduct of their rejection of God, they have rejected the church. Praying that God moves and grants us undeserved grace and mercy, and that our hearts would be awakened with a yearning and desperation for Him. Our only hope is found in Him alone.
#5 Mar 14, 2013
Church is a great place to come together and worship and spend time in prayer. What has happened in this area is that you have a church that seeks the wealthy and prey on the poor. Yes I'm talking about "Journey". It's sad that Jeff gets things paid for after the people who founded the church gets up and shames others to give. It's very sad to see poor and weak people feared into giving to a so called pastor. He preaches the prosperity gospel because he's the one prospering. He turns God into a vending machine; put faith or "seed money" in and outcomes the blessing you want.
#6 Mar 14, 2013
the church you're speaking about is 'WORLDLY'
#7 Mar 14, 2013
Yes they are so why do so many fall for that 💩? The prosperity gospel that Jeff preaches distorts the gospel of Christ. It cheapens grace, glorifies materialism and elevates moralism. Wealth is not sinful in and of itself, but should never be sought as tho you deserve it.
#8 Mar 14, 2013
That's why you always see lots of people there. You can do as you want and the way he teaches, it's ok.
#9 Mar 14, 2013
You guys need to go listen to Jeff's messages online. Nothing you're saying is true. I mean nothing. Seriously. I've never seen a pastor care as much and do as much stuff as he does. I don't even go to journey but I do listen online and this post made me go listen to even more.
#10 Mar 14, 2013
Jeff Allred's teaching of the prosperity gospel or the gospel of health and wealth or the gospel of financial abundance is a typical religious fraud or a ponzi scheme that is covered with the name of God and with the manipulated or wrong interpretations of the Bible for his personal enrichment or benefit. He continues to enrich himself from the tithes and the offerings of the gullible and vulnerable givers. Most often, it is the poor that "sow seeds" and play the religious lottery in desperate hope of gaining financial security or health in their lives. When it doesn't happen, they are led to believe they didn't give enough or lacked the faith they needed to receive God's blessings. It is sad that the very ones that Christians are instructed to care for, are the ones most often manipulated.
#11 Mar 14, 2013
WOW I'm so glad you've been blessed by his curse!!! Have you drank the kook-aid yet?????
#12 Mar 14, 2013
I do go to Journey and I see what all this church does for people and how hard our pastor works. He would never want anyone speaking bad of Brian or any other pastor or church. I've been in church my whole life and I've never heard a preacher preach such no nonsense truth directly from the bible. We have a 2 page handout every week full of scriptures to take home. The only time he talks about money is during the offering and even then he barely even talks about it. I've been going for 6 years. This church is a real family.
#13 Mar 14, 2013
He's never said or even implied those things.
#14 Mar 14, 2013
Jeff is a joke and a con.....Look him up on Facebook. And see how he brags about what he has and how he shows it off that there is a sin...... I know of someone that needed prayer for someone they stopped Jeff to tell him and Jeff said not right now I'm busy I gotta go and took off then this person left went to ft smith and guess what he ran into Jeff at golden coral. Jeff was speechless when he knew what he did. To busy for prayer because he had to eat that there is not right and not pastor like...... There was a man that stood up in 3rd service and gave a testimony they took the man outside and told him not to come back. That was not allowed you have to video tape your testimony at that church so I guess when god speaks to you you tell god you have to wait because Jeff wants to tape it for YouTube and crap..When god speaks to you you speak for god you do not wait..........and where is all this money he is getting from loans and stuff to build a new church. When I was going there he was bragging about million dollar loans he got for the new church what happened to that money
#15 Mar 14, 2013
I have been going to Journey for the past 8 years and they accept EVERYONE to come and visit. I am sure all the negative comments you all have made are what you have HEARD but not observed. It doesn't matter about your past, race, financial situation etc. etc. etc. That is why it is such a GREAT CHURCH! EVERYONE is accepted. I have never been pressured to give money. I have however received money from the church when I needed it due to illness. How many churches do you see going out into the community to help clean and mow yards for the elderly. Who do think pays for the city egg hunt that your children probably attend? Before you are so quick to judge why don't you visit yourself and make your own decision:) I can tell by your comments you have never walked through the door?:(
#16 Mar 14, 2013
I've been there numerous times. I've heard him say, Christians must give ten percent of their gross income only to their church organization. If they do, then God will bless them for any offerings they make to the church organization beyond this ten percent. But if they do not give ten percent gross, then they are stealing from God and God will curse them.
Churches that push this erroneous tithing doctrine will often try to enforce tithing via written agreements (called covenants), and also by monitoring what people give (so they can compel them to give more if they are not meeting the ten percent target). First, grasp that these "covenants" are illegitimate and not worth the paper they are printed on, because they contain false doctrine (like tithing) and set up the pastors as a false authority over you. God would not be party to a covenant that contains falsehoods, therefore God was not party to the covenant you were pressured to sign, therefore you are free from this burden. It is as if you never signed it. Second, recording what you give and using that information to pressure you to give more is wrong, the Bible implies that our giving is best done in secret so that only we and God know what we gave.
If you doubt this is taking place under Jeff Allred, look at Journey's website. There is a form available for tithing towards the building for Life: http://www.journeychurchonline.com/images//gr...
#17 Mar 14, 2013
Matthew 6:2-4. "So when you give to the needy, do not announce it with trumpets, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and on the streets, to be honored by men. I tell you the truth, they have received their reward in full. But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you."
It seems that Jeff Allred and you both like to make sure that everyone knows just how much you do for others. Is this to gain personal glory? I seem to recall signs being put up in people's yards announcing their good deeds as well as a picture of Pastor Jeff in the newspaper leading his flock in doing good deeds for the community. While I commend and adamantly support church's for the good things they do, they should never use them as an opportunity to say "look at us and what we are doing for everyone" and brag about all of their good deeds.
#18 Mar 14, 2013
This is good news. It should be praised and front page news. It's much better to see people happy about serving and giving to others than all the other things broadcast on the news and in the paper. It's actually pretty fun and journey makes you feel motivated to actually do what the bible says. It catches on the more people talk about it. He's just proud of the members of this church and the activity of other churches too. Praise is much better than what we are doing in this forum. I'm actually starting to get sick in my spirit about all this. I love my church and I really love my Lord!
#19 Mar 15, 2013
Attended both before and after Alred arrived. I saw the greed and display of "prosperity", heard the sermons requiring 10% giving and found another church. The money in that church comes from Peters.
#20 Mar 15, 2013
This is sad.
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In the wake of the terrorist atrocities in Bali, Madrid, and London, it is
not surprising that decent people and civilised societies start to think the
unthinkable: torturing suspected terrorists might be justified, if the
sufferings of one person could save the lives of many.
In calculations about consequences, the equation would permit torture,
especially if the aim were to inflict pain, rather than cause death. The victim
suffers, but will eventually recover, while the innocent are saved from
permanent harm. The benefits are tangible.
Soldiers representing some countries that officially condemn torture have
apparently found it so tactically appealing they have engaged in it, but there
are very few nations, and certainly none claiming to be morally responsible,
that resort to torture as a policy. Indeed, most Western nations are horrified
when their military personnel are even accused of such behaviour, because it
implies the persistence of a barbaric spirit they thought they had transcended.
Quite apart from diminished national pride, there are six moral grounds
routinely advanced for rejecting torture as a justifiable tool of statecraft.
First, the information acquired from torture is usually worthless. The
victims of torture give unreliable or misleading information in their desire to
avoid pain. Where they have no useful knowledge to impart, victims simply
invent information in order to satisfy the interrogators.
Second, there are few limits on the use of torture once it is employed.
Nations that torture detained adversaries must expect their own citizens to be
abused following capture. Memories of torture last long in the minds of victims
and their families. Torture and revenge are intertwined, and often spiral out
of control.
Third, employing torture is tantamount to embracing terrorism. It is cold,
heartless, and antithetical to individual self-esteem and social discipline.
Armies engaging in torture quickly descend into lawlessness. Torture,
threatened or actual, puts fear into the heart and eyes of those subject to it,
and everyone is debased.
Fourth, torture hurts the victim, but also harms the torturer. Torture
involves wanton acts of cruelty that permanently diminish the perpetrator's
capacity to show compassion to anyone, including themselves and their families.
In addition to being party to a traumatic experience that is potentially
corrosive to the soul, clinical studies suggest that deliberately inflicting
pain diminishes a person's ability to impart love, demonstrate empathy, and
value tenderness. The perpetrator loses the capacity to ascribe worth to
anything. Torture brutalises everyone.
Fifth, torture is a denial of justice. When pain is used to punish or deter,
it is usually administered with a sense of proportion. When a person is
physically or mentally tortured, they face pain and endure suffering out of
proportion to what they have done or might do.
Sixth, people are not means to political ends; they are moral ends in
themselves. As each human person bears the divine imprint and is deemed worthy
of Christ's atoning sacrifice, human beings are not entitled to treat others as
vehicles for achieving their own aspirations or extending collective
What alternatives exist for people calling themselves Christian, when
torture becomes attractive? They are straightforward, but far from easy. The
prophet Micah pronounced that the Lord's people were required to "do justice,
to love kindness and to walk humbly with their God", irrespective of the
provocations to do otherwise. Revenge was, of course, a divine prerogative,
although God much preferred destroying his enemies by making them his friends.
There is a fine line between civilisation and barbarism. Torture defines a
critical boundary.
Dr Tom Frame is Anglican Bishop to the Australian Defence Force.
Contract Type: Initial term of office - 5 years (with
possibility of re-appointment)
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