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Jun 15, 2010 at 10:55 pm #1260209
Ok, I've decided both in the interest of trimming weight, and gaining flexibility, I want to get into a tarp setup of some sort.
I've currently got a tarptent contrail, and while I do think it's a well thought-out design, I've struggled finding suitable sites large enough to fit its footprint, level enough for it to properly shed rain, etc. Most of its use has come in GSMNP and nearby locales. I also can't stand silnylon. Pitching my tent, getting it all situated, and waking up in the middle of the night to a sagging flapping shelter is unacceptable to me. I'd like to steer toward either cuben or spinnaker, to avoid these stretching/sagging issues.
I realize that the usual advice is to get a cheap 8×10 sil tarp and give it a go, but it seems that such a large tarp, in the same material I'm currently fighting, would be a lateral move, save for possibly weight, so I figured I'd seek the advice of the seasoned tarp sages here. I'm not sure yet if I'd be using with a bivy or just a ground sheet, and advice on that would be welcome as well. Assume most use will be in the eastern US/AT, with occasional visits out west….I'd love to make it to the winds or elsewhere in the rockies this year.
Discuss, all input is welcomed.Jun 16, 2010 at 12:45 am #1620514
Hendrik MorkelBPL Member
@skullmonkeyLocale: Finland
I can recommend the GG SpinnTwinn which I have used during the winter and spring (currently loaned it to a mate) and which I like a lot. It is easy to pitch, doesn't sag – even if it rains all night & day. If you want a tad more protection go for the GG SpinnShelter, nearly the same just with more protection in the front and back.
Of course similar designs from the same materials from companies like Alpinlite, MLD or BPL's own Nano tarp all would suit your bill as well.
Re: ground sheet, I find it a waste of money and use my CCF mat instead, even in the soaking rain. That is a personal matter completely, I know many find a groundsheet an absolute must, but with a bit of though in choosing a campsite I find I can easily avoid using one.
Bivy on the other hand I find very useful, especially if it is windy and rainy. The bivy then protects your down sleeping bag from the rain the wind might carry towards it, or from condensation which might form on the tarp and be sprayed on your sleeping bag by the wind.
Thus I'd get rid of the groundsheet and MYOG or buy a bivy (in case you don't have one yet), and check the Gear Swap for tarps (I think there is a MLD Solo Cuben Tarp up there at the moment ;).
Have fun tarping – I'm love it!Jun 16, 2010 at 4:59 am #1620535
Brad RogersBPL Member
@mocs123Locale: Southeast Tennessee
We backpack in a lot of the same areas so I can say that you will need some sort of bug protection most of the year. You will also find that a bivy will be too hot in the summer and have condensation issues in this humid environment. I currently use a Gossamer Gear SpinnShelter and a Alpinlite Gear Bug Tent 1.25 for a total weight of around 22.5oz (after seam sealing and including stakes 6 Easton and 4 Ti Shepard Hooks) so you don't save a lot of weight over the Contrail (which I also own) but you get great weather protection (better than the contrail (IMO) and a lot of versatility in a package that works better overall in the humid environments of the east.Jun 16, 2010 at 7:08 am #1620548
I also use the SpinnShelter, in fact I have Bradford's previous SpinnShelter. I use an SMD Meteor Bivy in mine. I really like th 360 deg. protection when it's needed, but it can be opened up like a flat tarp if it's hot out.
On the subject of the silinylon stretch when cold and wet, I have a few things that I do to counteract it with my silnylon shelters.
First, I pitch it tight as soon as I start to set up camp and then re-tighten it before I go to bed. This is usually all that is needed.
Some add short lengths of thick bungie cord to the ties.
I haven't had a lot of experience with this, but opinions say that it will keep shelters wrinkle free.
Of course, this is not a worry with the SpinnShelter as spinnaker doesn't stretch when wet or cold.Jun 16, 2010 at 7:19 am #1620552
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
I also have a SpinTwin. Great tarp, like everyone else stated. We don't get as much rain where I live, and don't use a bivy. The tarp can be used as a two person shelter, so there is enough room for one, with enough coverage, that a bivy is not necessary. Given your location, if bugs are an issue, get a net. I recently bought a BPL Nano tarp, because it is lighter. Almost the same size. Since you are new to tarping, I would go for the SpinTwin, as it is 1/2 the cost. If you like it, it is easy to sell here on BPL, should you want something lighter like the Nano.Jun 16, 2010 at 7:48 am #1620560
Do you really find the bug protection essential?
My last trip out I spent a bunch of nights in the open-air AT shelters, and never once had much of a problem with bugs, at least while I was sleeping. Evening hours around dinner, and relaxing before bed, I did notice the usual black flies and such, but never at night. I assumed that sleeping without netting would be ok as a result of this, but perhaps the lean-to shelters are not analogous to an open tarp from a bug standpoint?
It's funny that everyone's suggesting the spinnshelter, I found a thread where Bradford posted his setup, and it looked like a really nicely put together system, as if the components were made for one another. My main hesitation with that was the weight, it's barely lighter than where I'm at currently. There was also one very negative review on here of the spinnshelter, which reading it leads me to believe that it was mostly user error, but as a tarping n00b, I don't want to jump into a tarp that is better suited to more experienced tarp pitchers.
Anywho, keep the advice coming people, and if you need more info from me, shoot!Jun 16, 2010 at 8:10 am #1620564
For me, the big advantage that the Spinnshelter has over other tarps is the 360 degree protection from weather.
I find that many times the wind direction would change when a storm would hit. This would force me to re-pitch my tarps in the past.
You don't have to re-pitch the SpinnShelter if the wind direction changes. You can make most adjustments, if needed, from inside.
As far as bugs go, there are some areas, during some times of year, that I feel a bug net is essential. Other times, not so essenial. I often times, just use my Meteo Bivy as only a ground cloth, if there isn't a bug issue.
I have also used it to add warmth when it got unseasonably cold one night. A bug net can help hold in some heat by reducing cold air flow.
The bug net basically makes the SpinnShelter a double wall tent.Jun 16, 2010 at 8:17 am #1620565
Note, The Spinnshelter is basically an ultralight version of a long time standard/proven/respected design.
I previously used a Golite Hut 1, almost identical except the SpinnShelter is half the weight.
I don't understand how people can write bad reviews of this type of design as I have found them to be very good in very rough weather.Jun 16, 2010 at 9:01 am #1620576
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@ngatelLocale: Southern California
The SpinnShelter only weighs 8.8 oz. Added weight is for a net. Nets are a personal thing… bugs don't bother me. Even in the High Sierras, when people complain about mosquitos, I can get by with just DEET or sometimes a head net.
A SpinnShelter is not going to be as roomy as a large tarp. And I suppose it would be helpful with crappy conditions, but I have always done fine with a tarp, set-up for the conditions.
I have a Wild Oasis, I have used a few times in rain and light snow conditions. Cramped room, and it caused much more condensation than a tarp. I suppose a SpinnShelter would produce similar results. I much prefer a tarp. Again, everyone is different.Jun 16, 2010 at 9:11 am #1620577
The Spinnshelter can be pitched in many ways and is very roomy when pitched open. I would compare it to my 8×10 in flying diamond mode.
They always show pictures of it pitched tight to the ground, in storm mode. It is rare that you would actually pitch it like that.Jun 16, 2010 at 9:20 am #1620579
On bugs. Most places don't require a bug net. Other places can be thick with biting insects and not just mosquitoes.
The biting flies in the CA and US NE Atlantic and NW Pacific coast, the UK and many other places can be intolerable.
I personally don't enjoy hiking with hundreds of little welts all over my body, itching and burning. It's hard to hitch a ride if you look like you have some kind of disease.
Dry arid areas are usually fine, but the scorpions in the SW US will crawl on you at night and their sting can be quite painful.
Tropical areas are an even bigger concern.Jun 16, 2010 at 9:34 am #1620581
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@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I've used a SpinnShelter for a couple of years now, and it suits my purposes for summer. I sewed some mosquito netting into it, and that includes a 5" skirt plus a couple of panels near the front door. I use it with Fibraplex poles, but the problem is that I need to be able to raise the front pole height by one inch to get better ventilation for a warm summer night.
–B.G.–Jun 16, 2010 at 9:47 am #1620586
Evan McCarthyBPL Member
@evanrussiaLocale: Mid-Atlantic
I've used and loved my SpinnTwinn for a while now and tried to be cavalier about bugs in VA/WV/PA. But this spring has seemed to bring a torrential amount of ticks and flying bugs and I've added an MLD Superlight with full net hood for comfort's sake. Skip the sleeping bag and add some silk and life is good (and bug free).Jun 16, 2010 at 9:48 am #1620587
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@tamerlinLocale: Cascadia
"There was also one very negative review on here of the spinnshelter, which reading it leads me to believe that it was mostly user error, but as a tarping n00b, I don't want to jump into a tarp that is better suited to more experienced tarp pitchers."
Don't let that intimidate you so much — just plan ahead.
Once you settle down on your tarp (I went whole-hog and got an MLD Grace Duo in Cuben — not something considered a "beginner's" tarp, by any means), and tried it out over the weekend.
I picked a spot that was only around a 20-minute hike from the car, and on a night with a good forecast. For peace of mind, I also brought my Scarp1 with me, so that I didn't HAVE to rely on the tarp, and therefore not on my not-yet-existent skills at getting a good pitch with a tarp.
My pitch wouldn't have stood up to much wind (not taut at all), but it DID keep me warm. I used an MLD Serenity rather than a bivy, and being a 2-person tarp, if I'd pitched it properly (so that the ridgeline wasn't so saggy :)) I'd have had enough room NEXT to the Serenity to cook, eat, and even reload film holders. That last part is one reason that I opted for a Grace Duo rather than Solo.
My next time out I'll be in a campground, so it will pretty much be car-camping. That means that I can try out my quilt as well as get some more practice pitching my tarp without anxiety, since I can once again bring along my trusty (but heavier) TarpTent.
If the weather gets nasty, and I'm not confident about my Grace pitch, I pull it down, pop up the TarpTent, and try again the next time I get cooperative weather. With any luck, I'll have the tarping thing figured out before I head for Cutthroat Pass.Jun 16, 2010 at 12:27 pm #1620628
Brad RogersBPL Member
@mocs123Locale: Southeast Tennessee
It really depends on where you are. At higher elevations and exposed ridge campsites I don't seem to have as many problems with bugs as I do in more sheltered lower elevations sites. I also see a lot of bugs around water. I tend to have more problems with gnats than I do with mosquitoes. I have also had one run in with ants and another with millipedes.
The beauty of that system is you can mix and match for the conditions you expect.Jun 16, 2010 at 1:36 pm #1620647
"I sewed some mosquito netting into it"
I remember when that discussion came up. I wonder how much lighter it is than using a separate bugnet bivy or net tent.
I think my Meteor bivy weighs less than 8 ounces and includes the ground cloth. Other bugnet options weigh even less.
Having a separate, as opposed to attached net gives you more freedom as to how you pitch. This time of year can be bad as bugs can be at their max, but it can be so hot that you want to raise the sides of the SpinnShelter up like an awning to allow more breeze.Jun 16, 2010 at 1:40 pm #1620648
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
"I wonder how much lighter it is than using a separate bugnet bivy or net tent."
I measured it, and the added mosquito net was 3 oz.
–B.G.–Jun 16, 2010 at 2:39 pm #1620656
I've also noticed fewer bugs up high, and I don't think I've ever really experienced much as far as mosquitoes go, just the black flies/gnats.
I agree on the flexibility, that was another driving force in me wanting to jump to tarping. Being able to mix and match components for given conditions.
keep the suggestions coming!Jun 16, 2010 at 4:08 pm #1620682
Lance MBPL Member
@lancemLocale: Oregon
One technique for addressing tarp stretching/sagging is to set up your tarp with the front pole at an angle. If/when the tarp stretches and sags during the night, you can reach out from your sleeping bag and adjust the pole to a more upright position. Works pretty good.
-LanceJun 16, 2010 at 4:24 pm #1620684
That's the only thing that's worked for me thus far, but the pitch of the contrail can be pretty finicky sometimes, and sometimes that doesn't do enough through the course of a rainy night to keep things tight in any real wind.
I'd rather not have to deal with silnylon stretch at all anymore. I know there are ways to cope with it, but I'd rather not have to.
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Welcome to the Fat Quarter Face-off Holiday 2014. Robert Kaufman fabrics and Fairfield have tasked the Master Makers, in which I am one of with the challenge of creating something with a bundle of fat quarters sent to us by Robert Kaufman. I received the Winter's Grandeur by Studio RK and was delighted to make up a couple of Millie B bibs to show off the wonderful prints. Be sure to check out my fellow master makers creations and vote as there are some great prizes available. You will need to head over to the FairfieldWorld blog to vote.
Nothing says the holidays like homemade whether from your sewing machine or your oven and let's face it, giving from your heart is always a good thing. Using these beautiful Robert Kaufman Winter's Grandeur by Studio RK prints made choosing the prints to incorporate somewhat difficult. This delightful creation is another version of the Millie B Bib patterns – Night at the Ballet. Patterns are available through my Craftsy shop
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For this holiday version I simply went, well; Simple! I removed the pocket square, pocket flap, shirt front and bow tie from the boys version and let the fabric do the talking. The girls version features a two tiered skirt. When cutting the skirt cut the shorter tier 5″ long by 21″ wide and cut the under skirt 7″ long by 21″ wide. Measure, press then sew a double turned 1/4″ hem along the bottom and side edges of both skirt tiers. Lay the short skirt tier on top of the long skirt tier, with the top edges even and sew two rows of gathering stitches along the top edge, spacing them 1/4″ apart. Follow the pattern directions to attach the skirt and cover with the skirt band. You might like to dress up the skirt band or tiers using rick rack, braid or ribbon trim, the results can be whatever you desire. Have fun.
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On the heels of Facebook's crackdown on "clickbait" in its news feeds, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reportedly eying paid celebrity posts on social media that aren't disclosed as advertisements.
Bloomberg News reports that the FTC plans to lean on advertisers to make it plainly clear when a celebrity is being paid to endorse a product.
It's most likely a reaction to a trend in which the internet has become more commercial, more gimmicky, and more annoying. It's hard to open a news story these days without an ad popping up or a video beginning to play automatically.
Michael Ostheimer, an FTC offical, told Bloomberg that the agency has long been interested in deceptive endorsements and that social media, and its strong influence and impact, just magnifies the problem. The agency, he says, wants to make sure that when a celebrity takes to Twitter to sing the praises of a product, it's genuine or clearly marked as an ad.
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A case in point is Warner Bros. Home Entertainment's campaign video game Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. The company ended up settling with the FTC after the agency charged it failed to let consumers know that it paid a number of online "influencers" to post positive gameplay videos on YouTube and social media. The FTC found that these sponsored videos were viewed more than 5.5 million times.
Under the settlement, Warner Bros. agreed to always make product endorsement disclosures in the future. Further, it cannot misrepresent content that it has paid to produce as genuine or organic.
"Consumers have the right to know if reviewers are providing their own opinions or paid sales pitches," Jessica Rich, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said as she announced the settlement last month. "Companies like Warner Bros. need to be straight with consumers in their online ad campaigns."
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It turns out some paid content, adequately labeled or not, isn't even true. Internet readers no doubt have seen the headline "Tragedy In Hollywood: Melissa McCarthy gone too soon."
First, the headline makes it seem that the actress has died. She hasn't. Those who click on the headline are told that CBS cancelled McCarthy's sitcom, "Mike and Molly," because she lost so much weight taking a diet pill.
Snopes.com, the renowned debunker of internet myths, says the story is not true.
"Although this article is presented as a news story, it's nothing more than a scammy ad for a weight loss pill called Garcinia Complex," the website declares. The actress has not endorsed this pill, used this pill to lose weight, nor offered positive feedback about it.
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This was less of an issue in the old media world. Newspapers had a longstanding tradition of separating editorial content from advertising. Television infomercials were clearly described as such. In the early 1960s, the government cracked down on radio "payola," the practice of record companies rewarding radio stations to play certain records, in an effort to boost sales.
But as consumers have abandoned old media and gravitated to the online world, advertising dollars have followed, in search of ways to make inroads. In the absence of clear boundaries, these dollars appear to be pushing the envelope of what's acceptable, or even legal. Sponsored content is everywhere, often causing confusion among consumers who aren't always clear on what's real and what's Madison Avenue.
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We are residents of Fairfield Bay, and have owned property here for 10 years. We have been spending time on Greers Ferry Lake with our family for 30 years and chose to become full time residents in 2012. It is like stepping back in time to enjoy the freedoms and security here. We are now owners of 4 vacation properties here and greatly enjoy sharing them with our visitors, and hopefully new neighbors..
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We had a wonderful stay here. It was perfect! Great place to stay with a lot of things to do around there!!! Loved it!!!!
We had a short but good stay at this property. It was everything that the listing stated.
Richard made sure that it was ready for us when we arrived.
We come to Fairfield every year for a small family reunion and to enjoy Greer Ferry Lake.
The property was plenty big enough for the four of us and had plenty of room for the 8 guest we had for dinner.
Will try to find time in the future to come back and stay longer at this property.
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Beautiful setting and comfortable home to stay in.
The house was so peaceful. Fairfield Bay was beautiful and serene. Even though the house is right off of the main road going through there, you can't tell. It was nice to not have houses surrounding us too. The back deck was nice to relax on after a day on the lake and a day canoeing on the Buffalo River. The beds were very comfortable. The owners were great at communicating with us and were very pleasant. We would definitely stay here again. Thank you for an incredible weekend!
We had a great time on our family fun trip. My two teenagers even invited a friend to come with them. The had lots to do that was within walking distance-mini golf, swimming pool, a park, basketball/volleyball courts, bowling, and even snow cones. My husband and I enjoyed relaxing and reading. One night we went to the Lion's club located right down the road and played BINGO with the locals. It was a night of a lot of fun. We even won $60! The house was clean and well taken care of. The beds were comfortable, there were plenty of towels, and the kitchen had everything you needed. It was close to one of the main roads but you would never know it. It backs up to a wooded area so you felt you were in the country. One morning we got up and there was deer in our back yard. We really appreciated the hospitality that the owner showed us. Anytime we had a questions or wanted a suggestion of a local place where we could eat, they were only a phone call or text away. We would have loved to stayed longer but our schedules would not allow for it this time. We will definitely come back and hopefully for a longer time.
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Romantic environmentalists believe that nature should be preserved — not used — while others believe that we can mine nature without any concerns whatsover. But in his book The Plundered Planet: Why We Must — and How We Can — Manage Nature for Global Prosperity, Oxford University economist Paul Collier says he's trying to strike a middle ground. Collier says we're not curators of nature; it's for us and future generations to harness for prosperity.
"A lot of the environmentalists are also concerned about global poverty. We've got to harness nature for prosperity rather than just lock it up in a museum case. I think a lot of environmentalists want to pretend that there's no conflict between preserving nature and ending global poverty — but there is. The ostriches just have to be made to think about their children. But I think most people are responsible about making sure that they don't plunder nature. So I think that the ostriches are rare."
Collier says we are custodians of natural assets, and ethically obliged to pass on to future generations the equivalent value of assets we were bequeathed by past generations. He's troubled by the ethics of food for fuel, for example — seeing biofuels as a sort of scam, with huge agricultural subsidies.
"It's not, first and foremost, about generating fuel. If it was about generating fuel, you'd be encouraging Brazil to produce ethanol in Brazil — sugar cane into ethanol, just vastly more efficient than grain into ethanol. But instead, you've actually imposed import restrictions on ethanol coming from Brazil. So this was all about agricultural protections in America rather than about energy efficiency and energy self-sufficiency."
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OTP Bank Sees Declining Risk Costs, Loan Expansion UncertainEdith Balazs
OTP Bank Nyrt., Hungary's largest lender, expects risk costs to decline this year, while the loan expansion remains uncertain as operations in Russia are set to decline, Chief Financial Officer Laszlo Bencsik said.
OTP's second-quarter adjusted net income rose 14 percent from a year earlier to 52.3 billion forint ($232 million), beating analyst expectations as tax payments dropped and revenue rose. Adjusted net profit forecast was for 43.1 billion in a Bloomberg poll of 5 analysts. Net income after the payment of an additional one-time levy on banks this year was 40.6 billion forint in the period versus 41.1 billion forint a year earlier, the bank said in a statement on Budapest bourse website today.
"All we can say for certain is that OTP's lending performance will be better in the second half of the year, however we can't say for sure if lending will grow this year," Bencsik told reporters at a press conference in Budapest today. The bank expects the profitability of its Russian unit to be weaker than in previous years as lending will slow and bad loans will persist, Bencsik said.
OTP, which has subsidiaries in nine countries in central and eastern Europe, increasingly relies on them for profit generation as Europe's highest bank levy and Hungary's slow emergence from an economic slump erode domestic operations. OTP's Russian and Ukrainian units "suffered a significant setback" in the second quarter, cutting foreign units' contribution to group profit to 24 percent from 45 percent in the first quarter, the bank said.
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"Taking into account risks stemming from the Hungarian foreign-currency mortgage plan, which is being laid out now, we see little reason for a sustainable rise in OTP's share price," KBC said.
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The ratio of OTP's non-performing loans rose to 20.8 percent by the end of June from 19.9 percent in the first quarter, boosted by rising bad loans in Russia and Ukraine, according to the statement. OTP's second-quarter risk provisions amounted to 59.8 billion forint while the coverage of bad loans declined to 78.6 percent from 80.3 percent in the previous quarter.
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Bad loans are set to ease in all markets except Russia and risk costs will be lower this year than in 2012, Bencsik said.
OTP's corporate tax payment dropped 34 percent from a year earlier, helping boost profit, the bank said. Net interest income rose an annual 2 percent in the period to 162.6 billion forint while income from fees and commissions jumped 13 percent to 42.8 billion forint.
Hungarian commercial lenders and the government are in talks to devise a plan helping foreign-currency mortgage borrowers whose installments soared after the forint weakened.
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Item description for Skeletons of a Course of Theological Lectures. by M. Friedrich Charles Richard, G. Finney...These lectures contain as full an outline of Theological Study as we have hitherto been able to fill up in our discussions and investigations, during the three years allotted to Theological Instruction in this Institution [Oberlin, 1840]. . . My design was at first, not to publish, but barely to print a small number of copies exclusively for the use of the students. But as it was supposed that others would desire to possess them, I have consented to their publication, reminding my readers that they are a bare skeleton of the course of Theological study here pursued. The skeletons of these lectures have heretofore been copied out by each student as a kind of memoranda, to which he might in future refer, to refresh his memory. This has cost so much labor, that the students have earnestly solicited their publication. For their use and benefit, they are therefore principally intended. . . They are designed as memoranda, as the summing up of previous discussions, thought, and investigation, rather than as essays from which Theological information is to be derived. . . It has been no part of my design to relieve the student from the necessity of deep study, research, and original investigation upon every topic in Theology. . . I have intended so to shape these skeletons, that those who understand them, should have a general, and pretty thorough acquaintance with Theology, as a science, so as not to be at a loss for an answer to almost any question upon Theological subjects. To the superficial and unpracticed Theologian, many things that I have said, will of course be unintelligible. But those who think, and love to think, will, I hope, be able to understand them. CHARLES G. FINNEY (1792-1875) was America's foremost evangelist. Over half a million people were soundly converted under his personal ministry in a day when there was no TV or microphones. He was also an excellent theologian, philosopher, educator, pastor and reformer while professor of theology and president of Oberlin College. Harvard's Perry Miller said, "Finney led America out of the eighteenth century." He is remembered, according to Harvard's W. G. McLoughlin, for his "textbook on how to promote revivals of religion. This book is the perennial classic to which all succeeding generations of revivalists have turned for authority and inspiration." He was also a father to the evangelical and holiness movements.
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The trouble is they haven't, and won't. They have shovelled cash to the Greek government to enable it to pay bills that exceed its tax revenues, but not enough cash to enable it to repay its creditors. Greece has only had its default postponed.
Not true, says German chancellor Angela Merkel. Private sector creditors will voluntarily - yes, voluntarily - agree to postpone repayment by Greece of the money it has borrowed from them. That's not a default, say eurozone leaders, who will have to persuade the rating agencies of the new definition of "voluntary" - wait longer for your money or get nothing.
There is worse. For one thing, the bond markets and rating agencies have turned their eyes on countries too big to bail - the eurozone's third and fourth largest economies, Italy and Spain. Both are good at producing high unemployment but little else. And there's no sign that these countries are willing to undertake the reforms needed to kickstart their economies.
For another, several German, French and other banks hold lots of Greek IOUs. These banks are already under-capitalised, and if they have to take substantial write-downs will go bust or turn to their governments for help. So saving Greece, or at least postponing its default, buys time for Ms Merkel and others to pressurise their banks into raising more capital, or the regulators into easing the capital requirements newly imposed by regulators.
Third, Merkel & co are on the horns of a dilemma. Their voters are tired of supporting countries they regard as profligate, and don't want to bail out private sector lenders who should have known what they were getting into. But the governments of indebted countries already have pushed their citizens further than they can tolerate, creating talk about exiting the eurozone. And the rating agencies are saying they will declare Greece to be in default if private sector lenders are forced to accept worse repayment terms than they bargained for.
Greece matters because it has brought the eurozone to a crossroads: allow the southern members to exit or form a euro sud; continue to transfer income to them; or form a fiscal union with Brussels controlling the tax and spending policies of the eurozone member states.
For now, the policy is to keep Greece afloat until something turns up, some language that will make a default not a default, and some definition of "voluntary" that will allow Greece and others to coerce lenders into extending loans at below-market rates. George Orwell long ago warned that slovenly language "makes it easier for us to have foolish thoughts".
That seems to describe what is going on at the highest policy levels in euroland. And lest you think this has nothing to do with Britain, think again. The euroland 27 can outvote the 10 European Union members who decided to stay out of the eurozone. The 17 meet to set economic policy without consulting the 10 euro-shunners.
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There were more teenagers my age in the house, that had also been dragged from there lives and brought here. Even after I had arrived more joined us, till there were ten. Five girls, and five boys. Some of them were even mentioning powers.
Everyone was talking to each other, wondering what was going on. A blonde girl, walked over to me, as the the guy called William went out to find his power. I laughed at the idea. It was impossible.
"So where are you from, big guy?" She said to me. I grinned, shaking my shaggy hair out of my eyes.
"England. What about you, small fry?" I said back to her, which made her laugh a cute laugh.
"Australia, like you couldn't guess. I'm Jade. What do you make of all this?" she asked me, and I paused to think. What did I make of this? Well I certainly didn't believe in powers.
"Hey are any of you guys hungry?" Someone shouted from the kitchen. What was her name? Ellie? I excused myself from Jade, and made my way to help the cook. I didn't interfere though, to the end. She seemed in her element, and moved around the kitchen like one of the top chefs that had cooked for me.
When I tasted the pizza, I sighed. It was beautiful.
"Hey I think your power might be cooking because this is out of this world." A girl called Zoey told her, and she beamed with pride.
After the food, I wondered around the house, looking for signs of anything that could explain to me what was going on. I tried to ring my driver, but there was no signal. And where would I tell him to pick me up? Where was I? After I had checked the upstairs, and was going back down, a lad called William rushed in with the red head that had let me in the house. She was floating in the air, as if sat on an invisible cushion. My mouth fell.
"What exactly did you do to make her faint?" A kid called Luke asked him.
"I-I didn't do anything. All of a sudden there were two of her, and now she's unconscious." William exclaimed. Two of her? I was still in shock with the fact she was floating.
"Well don't you think we should you know, take her somewhere a little more comfortable?" Zoey asked, glancing at me and the other four boys.
"Don't look at me. I'm not going to carry her up the stairs. What if she duplicates herself while in my arms?"Luke said laughing.
"Good thing someone has Lucinda's back." Ellie said back to him. I stepped forward. This girl had fainted, and she needed help.
"I'll be glad to take her up to one of the bedrooms." I volunteered. I scooped her up from the thin air, and carried her up to her room. She was light, and it was no effort. I took her into one of the first rooms, and as I placed her on the bed, she opened her eyes.
"Hey. You fainted, so I brought you up here to rest. You okay?" I asked her, standing back. She sat up.
"Yeah. Thanks. I think I'm okay. Just a little dizzy. Have I been out long?" She said, looking up at me. I shook my head.
"Only a few minutes."
She stood up and shook herself. She seemed okay now, but I watched her closely.
"Sure your okay?" I asked her, worriedly.
"Sure. Just, wow, duplication. How did I do that? Do you have a power?" She asked me. I shook my head. I was finding it hard to believe that others had one, never mind me. I left her too it, and wondered into my own room. Not that we had been assigned one, but I needed somewhere to stay tonight.
I sat on my bed, and put my head in my hands. I was so confused. I was going home, from studying. I was going to sort my stuff out for Fran's birthday. What was I doing here? And powers! Surely, I didn't have one too.
I stood up, and shook myself.
Power appear, I thought. Nothing happened. Do something!
Suddenly I felt my body begin to change. I was growing larger, and I could feel my legs getting stronger. My arms grew till they were on the floor, and I could feel my whole body structure change.
I tried to turn round, and as I did I knocked the wardrobe over. Then I saw in the corner of the room, Luke appear from no where.
"OH MY GOD. A TIGER!" He yelled, and I jumped. I looked round, to see what he meant.
"Where is it? What do you mean?" I asked, bewildered. But my voice was different. It was deeper, and after I had spoke a raw came out.
"Jake?" Luke asked me, questioningly.


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Composition Colloquium: Heiner Goebbels
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Mar 21, 2011, 4:30 p.m.
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The composer and director Heiner Goebbels (*1952) belongs to the most important exponents of the contemporary music and theatre scene. His compositions for ensembles and big orchestras published by Ricordi Munich are currently performed worldwide as well as several of his music theatre works and staged concerts, mostly produced by Thť'tre Vidy Lausanneand the Ensemble Modern.
Heiner Goebbels works as a professor at the Institute for Applied Theatre Studies of the Justus Liebig University in Giessen (Germany) and is President of the Theatre Academy Hessen.
The music theatre productions Max Black, Hashirigaki, Eraritjaritjaka, Stifters Dinge and I went to the house but did not enter are in the repertoire of Thť'tre Vidy. Schwarz auf Weiss, Eislermaterial, Landschaft mit entfernten Verwandten are still in the repertoire of the Ensemble Modern. The London Sinfonietta and the Orchestra in the Age of Enlightenment perform Songs of Wars I have seen and the Ensemble Klang (N) an ensemble version of Walden.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3061?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12965431#action_12965431 ] Dominic Tootell commented on AMQ-3061: -------------------------------------- Unfortunately the compiled jar with all included deps is over the 10mb limit, so I can't include. execute: - *{{mvn clean compile}}* to get *target/5.4.1-deadlock-jar-with-dependencies.jar* The attached source code is for 5.4.1 broker. The same issue exists in 5.3.2 (when setting the setTmpDataDirectory on the BrokerService object, the reason I'm not supplied the test code for this is due the different implementations returned from the broker.getTempStore() - PListStore (5.4.1) and Store (5.3.12)) Let me know if you need 5.3.2. Unit test code, I can zip up this also, but 5.4.1 is probably the more useful to you. cheers /dom > Broker Deadlock when limiting size of temp store, and using VirtualTopics > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: AMQ-3061 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3061 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Broker > Affects Versions: 5.3.2, 5.4.1 > Environment: Mac 10.6.5 (and Linux Centos) > Reporter: Dominic Tootell > Attachments: activemq-deadlock-replication-541.tar.gz > > > When limiting the Temp Table space the broker will dead lock: > - 1 Producer Thread (own connection) writing to VirtualTopic.FooTwo > -- writes 40000 messages > - 2 Consumer Threads (each own connection) consuming from Consumer.X.VirtualTopic.FooTwo > -- consumes message (auto ack - but message ack for good measure - delay of 100ms between consumption) > The dead lock occurs when using the either the KahaDB or ActiveMQPersistence persistence, and seems more related to the KahaDB implementation used for the Temp storage area. > I shall attach a test jar, which is a executable jar, from which the issue can be replicated (I shall attach a zip of the source too - maven project) > The tests can be run as: > - java -classpath 5.4.1-deadlock-jar-with-dependencies.jar bbc.forge.domt.activemq.investigation.KahaDBTempStorageDeadlockReplication54Test > or > - java -classpath 5.4.1-deadlock-jar-with-dependencies.jar bbc.forge.domt.activemq.investigation.TempStorageDeadlockReplication54Test > These classes are also Unit Test Cases. > - Producer logs to producer.log > - Consumes log to consumer.log > - A Monitor thread just run in the background that detail the number of messages sent and consumed... logs to monitor.log > - tests write to the dir *{{target/activemq-data}}* > To disable limiting the temp storage add the System property *{{limit.temp=false}}*, i.e. > - java -Dlimit.temp=false -classpath 5.4.1-deadlock-jar-with-dependencies.jar bbc.forge.domt.activemq.investigation.TempStorageDeadlockReplication54Test > This seems to be a different/additional issue to AMQ-2475 > thanks in advance, let me know if you need any more information. > /dom -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Grimes was marked out as a novice chaser to follow on his debut in April 1999 when running far more experienced Arkle Chase hero, Flagship Uberalles, to nine lengths at Aintree. But he then failed to win a chase and Roche confirmed he has not even been entered for this year's Arkle, despite appearing at as low as 14-1 in the betting. Like stablemate Youlneverwalkalone, who runs - weather permitting - tomorrow at Haydock, Grimes's Champion Hurdle entry is merely a precaution in case defending three-time titleholder Istabraq does not run. All three horses are owned by J P McManus, the former JCB driver turned tax exile and renowned gambler.
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So, why haven't I just started using it? Unfortunately, pretty much every mineral makeup I've tried (especially that big brand with the stores in the mall, yes, you know the one I mean) seems to give me some sort of skin rash. I get hivey, itchy redness. It's not cool.
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