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'That little kid just kicked your bike," I told my friend Vanessa. She turned to look at the angelic-looking toddler. "No, he couldn't have," she responded in disbelief. Then, as we watched, he booted her classic Pashley over – in full view of a busy Waterloo station. So began our adventure to Windsor. After profuse apologies from the boy's mother and delayed trains, we finally arrived at Windsor and Eton Riverside station. It promptly started to rain.
Crossing the Thames, we noticed that the rain hadn't deterred a gang of rowers, so we decided it wouldn't deter us either. We would have our day out regardless, so off we pedalled.
After a short spell alongside the road, winding past railway arches and allotments, our route snaked through Dorney Lake Park, where Olympic rowing events are to take place, then ambled along quiet paths beside lush green fields. The landscape became pleasingly picturesque, and mercifully flat. Not only could we see for miles, but it was barely any effort to make progress on our ridiculously girly three-speed bikes.
Coming across the tiny 12th-century St Mary Magdalene's church was an unexpected pleasure. Built from flint and chalk rubble, it escaped demolition several times, and is now a Grade I-listed building, looked after by the Friends of Friendless Churches trust.
We soon arrived in Bray, a village that, on the surface, looks like any other affluent, and very English, village. But it is remarkable for having two of the four three-Michelin starred restaurants in the UK: Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck and Alain Roux's Waterside Inn. It's also home to Bray Studios, where the Rocky Horror Picture Show and Alien were filmed.
Much as we would have liked to drag our muddy feet on the spotless carpets of the Duck or Waterside, we felt we might be more at home at the Crown, a pub round the corner from Heston Blumenthal's flagship eatery. There's a gigantic beer garden around the back, where we stowed our bikes by locking them to a tree in lieu of bike racks, and then headed indoors.
It turns out Heston owns this one, too, but the atmosphere was that of a traditonal English pub: cosy and informal. The sight of an open fire next to the bar was very welcome indeed. We immediately grabbed the table next to it, selected one of the many ales on offer, while the barman, clocking our drenched jeans, threw some more logs on the fire.
It didn't take long to dry out. We left the village in a buoyant mood, cycling through the Jubilee river nature reserve, where we spotted herons and a field full of swans. Even they looked fed up with the rain. Would it ever stop? It reminded us of the four-year rain storm in One Hundred Years of Solitude. Maybe this was Berkshire's Macondo moment?
Once we left route 4 behind us, we needed to concentrate a little more. The map now directed us alongside the Jubilee river as it meandered towards Dorney. It's a manmade channel constructed in the late 1990s and early 2000s to alleviate local flooding by taking overflow from the Thames. Doesn't sound too romantic, but this was my favourite part of the route: a straightforward, well-signposted path that hugged the river, allowing us time to chat as we pedalled, and spot the birdlife. (It's worth noting that the gates dotted along the routes were very narrow – we both had to lift our bikes over them as our handlebars were too wide. Taking a cargo bike or trailer through would be nearly impossible).
It wasn't long before we arrived at our next watering hole – the Pineapple in the village of Dorney, apparently Buckinghamshire's most southerly village. In fact, Britain's first pineapple was grown not far from the site of this Grade II-listed 15th-century inn, hence its name.
Again, we were able to lock up our bikes in the big beer garden, before heading inside to inspect the menu. We had heard the Pineapple was famous for its sandwich list, and we discovered there are no fewer than 75 different combinations on offer. We spent a good five minutes staring dumbstruck at the menu wondering whether to plump for the Bluebird (breast of chicken, apple, lettuce and blue cheese dressing, since you ask) or the Manhattan Mouthful (pastrami with cream cheese).
When the sarnies arrived they were possibly the biggest I've seen outside of a Scooby Doo cartoon. I'd finally ordered the Yankee Doodle (pastrami, turkey and mustard), while Vanessa went for the Hogfayre (roast pork, lettuce and pickle), both served with salad and chips. Neither of us spoke until we'd downed them, and neither could move when we had. We noticed the Pineapple also served "dessert toasties" with ice-cream, but I'm not sure anyone is physically capable of eating more than a main.
As we left, heavily, some of the locals told us we were quite mad to be cycling through such inclement weather. With that endorsement, we pushed onward to Eton, and after following the river for a little longer we swung into the village. We were able to gauge our distance from Eton College by the increasing frequency with which we spotted small gangs of schoolboys ambling about, eyeing us warily. This was probably because we were absolutely sodden, but at the time we wondered whether they could smell the comprehensive education on the two newcomers. Cycling up to Eton College, and stopping to marvel at the main building, we were now minutes away from where we'd started.
Riding up to Windsor bridge, the grey edifice of Windsor Castle loomed, which we'd inexplicably failed to notice on our arrival. It is truly enormous, and apparently the largest and oldest inhabited castle in the world. It's also far more attractive than Buckingham Palace. It's easy to see why Queen Liz prefers her digs in Windsor over her London pad. We pushed our bikes over Windsor bridge, now designated solely for pedestrian and cyclist use, so this was a good spot to savour the view and a bit of fresh air before heading back to London. As we pulled our bikes on to the train home, Vanessa remarked, not for the first time, that it had been beautiful, but: "Let's come back when it's sunny."

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So, lately I have been trying to be a bit more adventurous and have been venturing out into the new house from my hiding spot. Some parts of this new house are very fun! For instance, there are these new, red sofas that I didn't have before we moved here. They are very soft, and I like them even better than my old set. These are better for making biscuits! I have been coming up to the cushion behind or next to my mum or dad and kneading away. I can get the perfect spot worked out and get cozy. How nice! Plus, my old "social" hiding spot on the dining room hairs is almost as good as it used to be! I can sit there and still watch everyone. Plus there are all sorts of new corners to snuggle up in, where Reese really can't fit to attack me. Maybe this new house isn't so bad after all. Maybe hiding isn't the best thing. We will have to wait and see first, though.
Yes, that's right. My people abandoned me for more than two days! How could they do this to me if they loved me? I mean, how can they need to take a break from home and work and kitties? Aren't I sweet enough? Don't I let them pet me often enought? So what if I hide under the bed most of the time? It's safe there. What if they do this again? What if they never come back? I think I'll have a nervous breakdown. I meowed and meowed, but they didn't answer. And if they had any idea how much Reese terrorized me! It was terrible, but I decided today that I had better come out and show them what a great cat I am to keep them from ever leaving again. I've been out all night, letting them pet me and being sweet. Maybe they'll never do this again. I couldn't imagine it if they did!
Last night, my mom got out the brush, and I had such a good time. It was so relaxing. I had come out from my hiding spot to say hello to everyone, and Reese didn't chase me. She got out the brush, and brushed all my fur. Then she brushed me going the opposite way, and she got off all this dead, loose hair. It feels so magnificent. I feel so pampered, and tonight I actually came out to socialize again. What a bribe!
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California Office of Traffic Safety introduces new designated driver drinks for 2014
INDIO, Calif. - Michael Kearney is the bartender at Neil's Lounge in Indio, where he's been serving up free, non-alcoholic drinks to designated drivers for years.
The California Office of Traffic Safety wants more bars to follow suit.
"It's just the right thing to do, you want to be in business but you don't want to put people at risk," Kearney said.
In 2012 the OTS created the the Designated Driver VIP Program (DDVIP) to help connect people with bars and restaurants that offer free non alcoholic drinks to sober drivers.
This year, the program will highlight 12 new drinks, offering creative twists to old favorites.
"We have an extensive drink list that people can choose from with different juices and so forth, obviously we have non-alcoholic beer," Kearney said.
The new drinks aim to provide sober drivers with a tastier, more interesting alternative to regular soft drinks and water.
Drink recipes and participating bars can be found on the OTS Facebook page or on the DDVIP free mobile app. We found everything from a Virgin Mule to a Jalapeno Lemon Drop.
And Neil's lounge takes it one step further...by offering people free rides to and from the bar themselves in these vans.
"We'll pick people up from their house, bring them over here and bring them home at the end of the night.
It's no surprise the program is creating quite a buzz.
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The Blood Sugar Solution
Dr. Mark Hyman shares a program that deals with the diabesity epidemic.Top Rated Diets of 2017
The Blood Sugar Solution is a new book written by Dr. Mark Hyman that will be released on February 28. The program can be used for losing weight, preventing disease and feeling great. Dr. Hyman is the bestselling author of UltraMetabolism and The UltraMind Solution. This book offers a six week plan and will teach you the seven keys to treating diabesity, which is the combination of obesity and diabetes that is affecting millions of Americans. Topics covered in The Blood Sugar Solution includes myths about obesity and diabetes, food addiction and the real causes of diabesity. You will also see how big food, farming and pharmacies are killing people. This book will introduce a new area throughout the six week program. The book also offers recipes and shopping lists for your convenience. Some of the diseases you can help prevent with this program are diabetes, heart disease, dementia, stroke and cancer. There is advice given on your diet, exercise, green living and supplements. You can use this book as a practical solution and program to lose weight, as a way to create a grass-roots social movement to make changes or simply use it to understand the scope and impact of our current global epidemic.
The Blood Sugar Solution Cookbook is an extension of The Blood Sugar Solution that includes 175 tasty recipes for optimum health.
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- Includes a six week program
- Program created by a medical doctor
- Book has received high reviews from medical professionals
- Addresses diet and exercise
- Offers seven steps for treating diabesity
- Address a different element of the program each week
- Eating program can be very strict for some to adjust to
Eating on The Blood Sugar Solution is addressed during week one of the program. Boosting your nutrition is also the first of the seven steps to treating diabesity. Part one of the book deals with some important information relating to our current eating habits and tells you how to make important changes. Of course you should avoid fast food, junk food and foods that are processed industrially. When looking at some of the key causes of disease, there five causes for all diseases other than single-gene genetic disorders. Those five causes are poor diet, chronic stress, microbes, toxins and allergens. Dr. Hyman mentions that there are a few things needed to have a healthy human. Those are real, whole, fresh food, sunlight, water, sleep, movement, rhythm, love, connection, meaning and purpose. The seven steps to treating diabesity include boost your nutrition, regulate your hormones, reduce inflammation, improve your digestion, maximize detoxification, enhance energy metabolism and soothe your mind.
During the six week program, you will introduce a new element each week. Week one asks you to eat your medicine and gives you nutrition basics for everyone. Good nutrition is the foundation of this program. During the next six weeks, you will avoid the following:
- Sugars in any form: This includes agave, maple syrup, stevia and artificial sweeteners
- All flour products including gluten-free: This includes bagels, breads, rolls, wraps and pasta
- All processed foods: Anything with trans-fat or high fructose corn syrup must be eliminated
- All gluten and dairy: These foods are the most inflammatory and must be removed
- If on the advanced plan, all grains, starchy vegetables and fruit: Avoid things like winter squash, peas, potatoes, corn and root vegetables like rutabagas, parsnips, turnips and all fruit except for one-half cup of berries
You are advised to eat clean, green and organic whenever possible. This includes buying seasonal produce that is grown without the use of harmful pesticides. For your meat, buy sustainable, organic and grass-fed whenever possible. There are menus and recipes for each week of the program. You can follow the menus provided or create your own with some of the recipes in the book. Below is a sample day of eating during week one of the program:
- Breakfast: Poached Eggs over Spinach
- Snack: Devilled Eggs
- Lunch: Salmon Salad in Steamed Collard Wraps
- Dinner: Lentil and Chicken Stew over Quinoa with Kale and Almonds
Exercise is covered during week four of The Blood Sugar Solution. Dr. Hyman states that exercise is probably the most powerful medicine for treating diabesity and other diseases. He even calls it a miracle potion. Some of the benefits of exercise are that it makes your muscles and cells more insulin sensitive, balances and lowers blood sugar, promotes weight loss and loss of belly fat, regulates your appetite, lowers blood pressure, raises good cholesterol and many others. You should combine aerobic conditioning and strength training. You can also do interval training to burn calories all day and lose more weight in a shorter workout time. Substituting 30 minutes of interval training two or three days a week for your regular exercise routine can give you more benefits in less time. For regular exercise, you should do a minimum of 30 minutes of walking every day. Track your steps with a pedometer and aim for 10,000 steps each day.
A more vigorous and sustained exercise plan is often what is needed to reverse severe diabesity, though. You can run, bike, dance, play games, jump on a trampoline or do whatever is fun. During this exercise, you should reach for 70 to 85 percent of your maximum heart rate for up to 60 minutes, five to six times per week. Dr. Hyman follows the motto that a little is good and more is better. You can start slowly with five minutes and work your way up as you feel stronger. You should also incorporate stretching into your routine. Stretch for at least five minutes before and after exercise routines and try to do 30 to 60 minutes of full body stretching twice a week.CONCLUSION
The Blood Sugar Solution offers a lot of helpful information for those that are already suffering from diabesity and for those that want to prevent it. The program is designed by Dr. Mark Hyman and will get you results. Although the eating plan may be difficult to adjust to, it goes a long way toward eliminating harmful foods and replacing them with the nutrients your body needs.Common Misspellings
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User Feedback(Page 1 of 2, 36 total comments)
I have begun to read your book the Blood Sugar Solution I have tried to follow the eating healthy whole natural foods, I would like to try the 7 week plan. However I am unsure about medications I am currently on. I see an endocrinologist and have been diagnosed with pre- Type 2 diabetes, and graves disease of the heart ,along with hypothyroidism. I am on 1000 mg glumetza, Vicotoza injections, 75mg synthroid, atenolol for rapid heart rate over 90 as needed and am on amitriptyline 50 mg for sleep. Before I begin this 7 week program am I required to stop all of these meds?
I have had Dr. HYMAN'S BOOK FOR SOME TIME NOW AND AM READY TO TRY HIS PROGRAM. Better eating and exercise will help with my pain ( I hurt all over ).
where is the test or questioner from Dr Mark Hyman's program and book?? Dr.Mark Hyman's from his book The Blood Sugar Solution
I would like to know what exactly to eat in the advanced plan, whithout following all the recipies, Im on the run all the ...I wiilling to cook but those recepies seem complicated..please help
So far, I've tried a few recipes and find them very bland from what we're used to. Hope it's okay to add some organic red chile flakes, jalapenos, or green chile??
What is the beta test
What is the Blood Sugar Solution beta test What is the beta test?
My sister has lost almost 150 lbs following this diet. She was approximately 300 lbs and now wears a size 12 and looks fabulous. After 30 years of struggling with weight, she did it. no surgery, drugs, etc. just plain hard work, diet & exercise, which any doctor could tell you is all that's needed to lose weight, most people want to take the lazy way out or the "surgical" way because they get instant results, but this diet plan is a lifetime commitment.
Very difficult to follow. There are few snack options. It is a labor intensive process to cook every meal from scratch. The book outlines what not to eat but not as much of what"to"eat. Online resources have been promised months ago in the book to help manager and support and as of June are still not accessible.
I was in the beta program and have been following this eating style (it isn't a diet) since October. I still can't believe how much better I feel. No more hot flashes, joint aches, extreme fatigue, or brain fog. my A1C went from 6.1 (at risk of diabetes) to 5.6 (normal) all my numbers improved so much that my doctor cut my BP and Cholesterol meds in half and I lot 35 pounds so far. The best thing about eating this way is that I don't get cravings for junk food so I control the food instead of letting it control me. I will be following this plan for life.
I was amazed & surprised how well this way of eating works. I feel & look much more healthy & easily lost 14 lbs within 8 weeks. This is now a way of eating for life for my husband & me.
Loved this book, it truly changed my life. I'm much healthier, and stronger than I could have imagined a few months ago.
I was a Beta Teater for this program and I loved it. The swelling in my hands was gone almost immediately and my knees no longer bothered me. I lost 10 lbs and have made life long changes because of this program. I would suggest everyone try it.
This is not a weight loss diet, though you will lose weight. Lots of weight. It's a feel good diet, a nutrient dense lifestyle eating plan that feeds our bodies the way they were intended to be fed. Dis-ease is a side effect of our food choices that our bodies don't like. The Blood Sugar Solution Diet (meal plan) will alter your life in ways you may have never imagined. It did mine. Brain fog, gone. Intense internal cold all the time, gone. Low energy, gone. Weakness, gone. I feel young, strong, energetic, and have my brain back! Oh, and yes and I lost weight, 9 lbs, even though that wasn't my goal going into the beta test. I've been on the advanced plan since Oct 2011 and will continue on the basic plan (with personal modifications due to food sensitivities) for the rest of my life. My blood test is medical evidence of improvement and how I "feel" along with the improved quality of life are my personal reward for taking control of my health! You're looking at this for a reason. I'm confident you'll be just as pleased as the rest of us if you decide to read the book and join a group.
Lost 17.5 pounds during the 6 week beta test eating delicious food. It definitely takes work to shop and cook if you were like me - someone who ate out or convenience foods 90% of the time. However, I can honestly say that it is worth it - in addition to the weight loss, I've never felt better in my life. My teenagers also enjoy the food and learned a lot about nutrition Make a commitment and try it - you won't regret it.
This is a great way to get your life back. I lost 20 pounds. lowered my blood pressure, lost over 8 inches off my waist, and am eating lots of great food doing so. If you read the studies in the book, it won't be so hard to make the choices of eliminating the foods that are hurting you. Dr Hyman gives a way to get healthy by changing your lifestyle and losing weight just happens to be one of the many benefits. Try it you won't be disappointed
Loved this diet . Found it a little hard at the beginning but the results were so wonderful that it was certainly worth the effort. Lost the belly fat and lost all cravings. Have tons of energy and feel so healthy. No reason to ever go back to eating sugar ,wheat,dairy, caffeine. I'd rather feel like a kid again.
In the last 17 weeks, I have lost 18 pounds. The 17 weeks included Thanksgiving and Christmas. At first, I dreaded life witout grains and fruit, but as soon as I started eating on program, I felt better, clearer and more enrgetic - and I lost my desire to eat anything that was not on program. My cholesterol went down 35 points in 3 months. I didn't expect that the online community would help me that much, but I was wrong there too. Having a place to share with others is a great part of my success. I love this lifestyle - and I have no plans to change it. I feel too good!
This diet changed my life I lost 74 lbs in 6 months. I am no longer prediabetic and I feel Great! This diet was so easy I couldn't believe I was losing weight with all the food I was eating!!!
This is really not a diet, but truly a way of life. The program eliminates the cravings for junk food almost immediately. You are eating whole natural foods which are delicious. You eat when you are hungry, eat delicious foods, and plenty of them.
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text: NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- After the all-electric Nissan LEAF's best sales month ever in March and a 423.5 percent year-over-year sales increase in April, Nissan LEAF continues to make history by crossing the 25,000 sales threshold, reinforcing LEAF's position as the world's best-selling electric vehicle. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20080506/NISSANWORDMARKLOGO ) (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130515/CL14000 ) "From the beginning our goal with LEAF has been to bring affordable, zero-emission transportation to the mass market in a practical, fun-to-drive package," said Erik Gottfried, Nissan director of electric vehicle (EV) marketing and sales strategy. "With more than 25,000 LEAFs in the U.S. and 62,000 around the world, we're seeing the adoption curve for EVs accelerate, and there is tremendous interest not only on the West Coast but in a number of new strongholds like Atlanta, Raleigh, Denver, Dallas, Chicago, St. Louis and many more." Nissan LEAF sales have risen steadily since the vehicle's launch and have grown tremendously compared to the previous year with sales jumping several-fold in LEAF's traditionally high-performing markets such as San Francisco—where LEAF was the top-selling vehicle for the Nissan brand in April—Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland and San Diego. "Pioneering the EV trail with LEAF, we've had the opportunity to evaluate the purchase process of EV buyers. We have maintained an ongoing dialogue with our customers, and through that we've learned just how different the process is for buying a LEAF versus a traditional gas-powered car," said Gottfried. "We've found that customers interested in LEAF come to the showroom exceptionally well educated about the product. Then post-purchase, they stay engaged with us, connect with the LEAF owner community and share their experience broadly, which drives greater interest in LEAF."


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Christian Ponder is an idiot
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Posted 25 July 2012 - 06:12 PM
According to Christian Ponder the Vikings were inches away from double digit victories last year. I agree if the opponent would have just dropped the ball at the 1 inch line 7 very specific times the Vikings probably would have won 10 games. Never thought it was possible to have a guy dumber then Leslie Fraizer in a leadership position, 0-16 at best as long as those two morons are around.
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He sounds like some of the people talking about how close the Twins are to contending this year.


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|Bases-Loaded Walk Sends Oregon State Baseball To Regional Championship Game
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Danny Hayes walked with the bases loaded in the ninth to send the fourth-ranked Oregon State baseball team to a 3-2 win over UC Santa Barbara Saturday in front of a Goss Stadium record 3,535 fans on Saturday.
The Beavers' victory sends Oregon State to a place in the Corvallis Regional Championship Game against either the Gauchos or Texas A&M. The clubs play at noon for the right to face the Beavers.
Andy Peterson reached on a one-out bunt single, and moved to second when Michael Conforto was hit by a pitch. The duo moved up on a groundout and the Beavers loaded the bases on a 3-1 walk by Ryan Barnes against reliever Dylan Hecht.
Hayes started off the at bat down 0-2 but worked Hecht to a 3-2 count before walking on a pitch that was inside and went to the backstop. The bases-loaded walk sent Oregon State to its second one-run win in the regional.
OSU (47-10 overall) is 12-2 in one-run games this season.
Barnes opened the game's scoring with a solo home run in the second, but saw the Gauchos jump out to a 2-1 lead in the third. Three innings later, however, Barnes came up big again with a run-scoring single to right center.
Neither team managed much the next two innings, although the Beavers left the bases loaded in the seventh.
Andrew Moore started for the Beavers and threw a gem, scattering five hits and two runs – one earned – over eight innings. He struck out six and walked two to pick up his 13th win of the season.
Justin Jacome started for the Gauchos (35-24) and went 6 1/3 innings, allowing eight hits and two runs. He was lifted for reliever Greg Mahle in the seventh. Mahle, who allowed two hits and a run, took the loss as Peterson was his runner in the ninth. He fell to 7-5 on the year.
Petrerson, Barnes, Kavin Keyes and Dylan Davis all had two hits for the Beavers, who finished with 10. Moore and reliever Max Engelbrekt, who earned his fifth save, held UCSB to just five hits.
Should UCSB win the first game Sunday, OSU will be the home team at 5 p.m. If Texas A&M wins, Oregon State would be designated as the visiting club.
Regardless, the game will begin at 5 p.m. and air on ESPN3.com. ESPNU may carry live updates of the game.
The game can be heard on the Beaver Sports Network with the following stations carrying the game: KEJO 1240-AM in Corvallis/Albany, FOX Sports Radio Portland (620-AM), KICE 940-AM (Bend), KSKR 1490-AM in Roseburg, KAKT 104.7-FM (Grants Pass, Medford), KLAD 960-AM (Klamath Falls) and KBZY 1490-AM (Salem).
For more information on the Oregon State baseball team, follow the club's official Twitter account at Twitter.com/Beaver_Baseball or by Facebook at Facebook.com/OregonStateBaseball.
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As venerable as former tennis stars become once they've officially retired, the twilight of a tennis professional's career is legitimately Hobbesian: solitary, poor, brutish, nasty, and short. No tournament this year has provided such a stark illustration of that post-prime landscape as the All England Club's 2014 edition of the Championships at Wimbledon, when the names that non-tennis types recognize were eliminated early on in the tournament.
It's true that Roger Federer (pictured above) and Novak Djokovic both made it all the way to the finals, but the clock is still winding down on their careers (even Djokovic, at 27, has been around rather long), and each win seems a little more hard fought than the last. Here, then, are the 10 men — not ranked in any order — who stand poised to fill the superstar vacuum in the near future.


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Mercy in the City
How to Feed the Hungry, Give Drink to the Thirsty, Visit the Imprisoned, and Keep Your Day Job
by Kerry Weber
"Kerry Weber is one of the liveliest, brightest, most provocative and most articulate voices on the Catholic scene today."
—James Martin, SJ and author, My Life with the Saints and Jesus: A Pilgrimage
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About the Book and Author
A modern, young, single woman in New York City sets out to see if she can practice the Corporal Works of Mercy in an authentic and meaningful way while maintaining a full, robust, regular life.
On Practicing Mercy: An Interview with Kerry Weber
"For me, mercy is a sort of mindset in which I open myself up to being moved by God's love and give of myself in ways that, hopefully, embody that love."
Praise for Mercy in the City
"This engaging book will take you to the heart of what it means to try to practice mercy in a cruel world."—Read what Kathleen Norris, Fr. James Martin, and others are saying about Weber's new book.
Mercy in the City: Read an Excerpt
After only two early mornings, I am already starting to feel tired, and I'm still not sure where this Lenten journey is taking me or how much I'll be helping anyone.
Here Comes Lent, and Kerry Weber: A Video Q&A
Book Club Manager Deborah Arca talks with Kerry Weber about the challenges of Lent and living out our faith in an exclusive video interview here.
Book Roundtable: Continue the Conversation with our Bloggers
Lent with Legs
Kathy Schiffer
Weber's stories of sacrifice on the subway, of volunteering at a Catholic Worker Movement house in the city, and of sleeping in a church basement with a dozen homeless men thrill with their bold simplicity.
Mercy at the Heart of Jesus' Mission
Tim Muldoon
What is striking about Weber's account, though, and which makes me certain to place it in someone's hands before this academic year is over, is that she is no moral therapeutic deist.
Do Something More
Jessica Mesman Griffith
Weber's mercy casts a wide net ... but each work proves transformative. We discover at her side that the distance between us and those who need us is really not so great.
Doing for the Least of These
Rebecca Hamilton
The same God Who authored all life, tells us to honor life by caring for one another, especially when it's not easy and it costs us something.
Mercy and To-Do Lists: My Conversation with Kerry Weber
Lisa Hendey
There is a genuineness to Kerry, but also a joy and a zest, that makes me want more of what she's got in her life.
What Happens in Lent Doesn't Stay in Lent
David Swartz
Kerry keeps coming back to the bedrock idea that this Lenten experience will genuinely change who she is. To paraphrase, what happens in Lent won't stay in Lent.
Praying with Hands and Heart
Bruce G. Epperly
Though Catholic in tradition, Weber's book is catholic in spirit, that is, it provides a vision of everyday saintliness lived out by one who sees herself as being far from saintly. This is its strength and its inspiration.
Mercy is Not Intransitive
Leah Libresco
Reading this book, I was struck by the communal nature of Weber's Lenten discipline. Her book helped me look at a gap in my spiritual life, but I'm still at a loss on how to fill it.
The Road to Mercy Leads to a Life of Adventure
Tony Rossi
Kerry's adventurous pursuit of practicing mercy has made her life anything but boring.


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From Latin -ēnus, which forms adjectives of belonging or origin from a noun, or from -ineus.
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- (as an adjective) Coming from, related to, or like.
- (as a noun) One from, belonging to, relating to, or like.
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- "made from": barro ("clay") → barreño ("earthenware bowl")
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The popularity of online gambling in Australia has grown exponentially since the industry's emergence over the past decade or so, with around 80% of Australians gambling at least once a year, be it on sport, slots or casino table games.
According to data from The Economist, adults in Australia gamble more per capita than in any other nation in the world. The industry's major growth has pushed many of the world's top online gambling sites to turn their attention to the budding Australian market. This includes Gambling.com with our launch of the Australian-specific Gambling.com.
But what makes online gambling in Australia any different from anywhere else in the world? What drives so many Aussies to embrace the thrills of online gambling in the 'Land Down Under'? Take a look at the current shape of gambling in 'The Lucky Country' - as it's occasionally known by hopeful punters - and see all that online gambling in Australia has to offer!
In spite of the Interactive Gambling Act of 2001 (IGA), which prohibits Australian online casino operators from offering 'real money' interactive gambling to Australian residents, it actually remains legal for the country's citizens to access and use online casino sites. As it's not, therefore, a criminal offence for individuals to play online poker or casino games, many Australians freely use popular online casinos to fulfill their gambling needs.
Whether such casinos are violating Australian gambling laws by allowing players to access their sites remains a slightly grey area, but no serious attempt has yet been made to prevent Australians from using the services, or to crack down on the operators themselves. Online lotteries and sports betting in the country are both legal provided that they are associated with a land-based business.
However, in-play sports betting is classed as "interactive" gambling, therefore falling under the IGA and making it illegal for Australian online bookmakers to offer it to residents. Nonetheless, Aussie gamblers still make use of in-play betting offered by overseas bookmakers who either ignore or are unaware of the IGA. Thankfully for Aussie punters, money won from gambling is not taxable Down Under.
The first, legal, land-based casino in Australia opened in 1973 and, ever since, poker machines - or 'pokies' as Australians like to call them – have been a big draw for gamblers across the country, with the affectionate slang term often extended to describe gambling machines in general. Today's Aussies often refer to slot machines or slots as 'pokies' as well.
Online poker itself has also grown in popularity, and Australia has even hosted a number of major poker tournaments in recent years, including the inaugural 'World Series of Poker' Asia-Pacific event in 2013. It is no surprise, then, that online poker varieties have also become popular (despite the weakly implemented IGA), along with other 'traditional' casino games such as online blackjack and online roulette.
Australians use online providers to legally bet on a variety of sports, with popular choices including horse racing, rugby (the National Rugby League), football ("soccer") and, of course, cricket. According to a survey by Sweeney Sports, 59% of Australians are interested in cricket, more than any other sport.
There are other big annual betting events, such as the Australian F1 Grand Prix, but another fan favorite is Australian rules football. Few people outside the country know much about it, but Australian rules football, particularly the Australian Football League (AFL), is extremely popular across the nation. In some of the southern states, it even trumps cricket and the Nation Rugby League.
Aussie rules attracts more live spectators each year than any other sport in the country, so it's no wonder that Australian rules football betting is a popular pastime for many Australians, with online top bookmakers offering Aussie rules betting markets for all the league games and major matches.
A lot of the legislative focus on gambling in Australia is geared towards poker machine or pokie regulation. Politicians have declared anti-gambling legislation a priority, and, in a bid to restrict the use of pokies, ideas have been floated to introduce 'smart cards' which would control the amount a gambler could spend through pre-set loss limits.
As things stand, online casinos have largely managed to escape the attention of the Australian government, primarily because they sit outside the realistic limit of parliament's purview. And while the government has decided in the past not to legalise online poker and in-play betting - despite widespread expectation that it would - Australian punters can carry on gambling online, happy in the knowledge that they're not affected by the IGA.
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text: In the wake of a claim from French designer Philippe Starck that he has been working with Apple on a "revolutionary" new project, Apple has issued a statement to AllThingsD specifically denying the assertion. The report goes on to explain that the project mentioned by Starck appears to be a yacht being built for the Jobs family and mentioned in Walter Isaacson's biography of Jobs. French site igeneration had speculated as much [Google translation] earlier today, knowing that Jobs was working with Dutch shipbuilder Feadship and that Starck had also worked with the company on other boat designs. 'Wedge Too', a previous collaboration between Starck and Feadship (Source: Superyacht Times)The report from AllThingsD seems to confirm that Starck has been involved in the design of Jobs' yacht, and would explain why Starck is continuing to travel to Cupertino to meet with Jobs' wife Laurene as the project moves along. Article Link: Philippe Starck's Project With Apple is Steve Jobs' Yacht


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The complex saga of GM's 2-mode plug-in SUV continues to take new turns.
The program was initially announced in 2006, six months before the Volt, and was supposed to beat it to market as a plug-in Saturn VUE. When Saturn was sold off to Penske, another host vehicle was needed.
GM then announced it would be reborn in the body of an upcoming unnamed compact Buick crossover and a teaser image was revealed to the public.
At the GM 230 event, members of the media and public, including myself were given a preview of full scale models of many of GM's upcoming vehicles. Included among them was this Buick compact crossover.
I didn't mind the look of it. It seemed a conservative if somewhat uninspired rebadging of the VUE with the addition of the classic Buick waterfall grille.
Apparently GM's plan for the event was to take our actual feedback to make some decisions.
According to GM vice chairman Tom Stephens, "The Buick crossover we showed received consistent feedback from large parts of all the audiences that it didn't fit the premium characteristics that customers have come to expect from Buick."
As a result of this, he went on to write:
Last Friday, reaction to the Buick crossover was discussed at the meeting of our Executive Committee, the newly formed group that steers product decisions, and it was decided that if it didn't belong, it didn't belong. Buick crossover canceled. Fritz Henderson, Bob Lutz and I and the rest of the committee decided to take swift action to prevent a potential underperformer from reaching the marketplace. And we decided that the important plug-in hybrid technology would be applied to another vehicle, at no delay, that we'll discuss in the very near future.
So there you have it, the plug-in Buick has died before it was born, and once again we are left wondering which SUV will get the plug.
The basic engineering architecture is a 3.6 L DI engine, two 55 KW electric motors, and an 8kwh lithium pack which orchestrated together via complex transmission and software controls should allow double the fuel economy of a standard gas version compact SUV.
The car is still slated for production in late 2011, regardless of its host.
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Ulysses - Born Twice
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Ulysses, Kansas in
1929, courtesy Wichita State University. Interestingly, Gray and
Rosel, which you see on the second building, was still in
business until just a few years ago.
Ulysses 80 years later, Kathy Weiser, April, 2009.
Along the
Cimarron Branch of the old
Santa Fe Trail, in
Grant County,
Ulysses was born twice. The first time was in 1885 when it was
founded, and then a second time when the entire town was loaded onto
skids and moved three miles across the prairie.
Ulysses was established on
March 20, 1873 about the time that the
Santa Fe Trail
traffic was beginning to slow down due to the coming of the steam
engine to western
But, the steam engine itself led to a number of towns springing up in
Grant County
Zionville and several other now
Extinct Towns.
At one time, there were some twenty different post offices in
Grant County; however,
all of the post offices with the exception of Ulysses are gone. The
only other remaining towns are the tiny little unincorporated burgs of
Hickok and
The town was named for
General Ulysses S. Grant and the settlement was surveyed by
George Washington Earp, first cousin to
Wyatt Earp
of Dodge
City and
fame, in 1885.
Earp was one of Ulysses' first promoters, a businessman
and, like his cousins, its first peace officer. Furthermore,
according to legend, he was just as "free with his gun" as Wyattand his bunch.
By 1886, the town boasted nearly 1,500
people, an opera house, a large hotel, a number of other businesses,
and six
even though Kansas was considered a dry state at the time. Just two
years later, it had added 500 residents, three hotels, six saloon,
and also supported twelve restaurants.
When Grant County was first established
in 1887, there were two candidates for the county seat
-- Ulysses and and Tilden (later called Appomattox.) The
governor's proclamation was not made until June, 1888, which named
Ulysses as the temporary county seat
and appointed County Officers.
A few months later, an election was held to
determine the permanent location of the county seat on October 16, 1888. Before
and after the election, the two towns were embroiled and a fierce county seat
George Earp
would later say that the Ulysses Town
Company imported several noted gun men "to protect the security of the ballot"
at the elections. Among them were
Bat Masterson,
Luke Short,
Ed Dlathe, Jim Drury, Bill Wells,
Ed Short and
others. The men built a lumber barricade across the street from the polling
place, stationing themselves behind it with their Winchesters and six-shooters,
in case of trouble or attempts to steal the ballot box. But, no trouble erupted
and in the end, the election resulted in a win for Ulysses.
But, like many other
Counties, the fight wouldn't end there. With charges of corruption, the fight
went all the way to the Kansas
Supreme Court, where evidence was submitted by a Tilden partisan named
Alvin Campbell. He introduced facts to show that the city council of Ulysses had bonded the people to the extent of $36,000 to
buy votes, claiming that the total votes paid for was 388.
It was an "open secret" that votes were bought and "professional voters" had
been brought in and boarded for the requisite 30 days before the election, and
given $10 each when they had voted. But, it was not known at the time that this
had been done at public expense. It was also alleged that "professional toughs"
were also hired to intimidate the Tilden voters.
The exposure of the fact that public funds had been used
created excitement among the citizens of the county, who found themselves
subject to the payment of bonds, and those to blame for the outrage
retaliated upon Alvin Campbell by tarring him in August, 1889.
It was also shown in court that Tilden had bought
votes and engaged in irregular practices, and though Ulysses finally won, it was a
dearly bought victory. Added to the $36,000 spent in the county seat fight
was $13,000 in bonds, which had been voted for a school house and $8,000
for a courthouse. Ulysses has since retained its county seat status.
At the height of the county seat contest between Ulysses and Appomattox
in 1888, Ulysses boasted a population of
2,000 and supported twelve restaurants, four hotels, several other
businesses, six gambling houses, and twelve saloons.
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SAN MATEO (AP) - Students at a San Francisco Bay Area all-boys Catholic school that counts Barry Bonds and Tom Brady among its alumni regularly harassed female instructors and competed to get up-skirt videos of them, and school officials did not do enough to stop them, according to a lawsuit filed by a female teacher.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - A federal judge ruled Friday that the Billboard Music Awards can use a hologram of deceased pop icon Michael Jackson at this weekend's show, rejecting efforts from tech companies seeking to block the digital performance.
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MONTEREY (AP) - Marine biologists managed on Thursday to free a humpback whale that had become entangled with a steel rope attached to a 300-pound crab trap.
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SACRAMENTO (AP) - Responding to parental safety concerns, the state Assembly on Thursday passed legislation limiting full-contact practices for high school football teams.
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PamFord Davis
4/29/2009 / Bible Studies
The swine flu is not to be taken lightly. Lives have been lost; and cases are spreading across nation and state boarders. Health officials are on high alert and an epidemic is feared. We are to take precautions regarding our own safety and keep informed of recent developments; and are told to watch for common flu symptoms.
In the Bible we see stories involving swine, usually in very negative terms. They were considered unclean to the Hebrew people; and even coming in contact with them made a person unworthy for worship in the house of the Lord. To be associated with swine in any way would be a black mark on a person's character and reputation.
In the well known parable of the prodigal son we see a life lunge into self destruction, making one wrong decision after another. Let's stand in the shadows of a young man and see how a man wastes his life.
He is ready to live it up, "Father give me the share of the estate that falls to me,
(Luke 15:12a NAS)." He was not willing to wait till after his fathers' death. Our leading character had itchy feet, places to go and things to do!
The gracious father gave the younger son his portion and act 2 begins. The man left as soon as he could get packed, and got as far away as possible from father and any restraints. He had no thoughts of tomorrow or of his money tree being axed, only lived in daily self indulgence.
In a far away land he wasted his resources; a definition of prodigal is wasteful! The fathers' hard earned legacy slipped right between his fingers. To make the situation worse his environment offered no hope for improvement. The surrounding area experienced a severe famine. He could not expect generous hand outs or even loans. He experienced real need, likely for the first time in his life. (Luke 15:13-14)
Notice the wording in the opening of act 3. "And he went and attached himself to one of the citizens of that country, and he sent him into his fields to feed swine, (Luke 15:15 NAS)." It did not say he was invited, but "attached himself," like a leech! He found a rock and crawled under! In disgust the land owner may have said, "If you stay here, you have to work!"
Our wanderer now literally faced starvation! He lived with swine and ate with swine! "And he was longing to fill his stomach with the pods that the swine were eating, and no one was giving anything to him (Luke 15:16 NAS)."
As the curtain closes on this scene our leading man faces reality! " But when he came to his senses, he said, How many of my father's hired men have more than enough bread, but I am dying here with hunger, (Luke 15:17 NAS)."
In the next 2 verses he picks himself up, dusts himself off and begins his trek back home. Step by step, mile by mile he begins a prepared speech to address to his father. He would not pussy foot around the issue; he would admit his sin, and his unworthiness to bear the family name.
In our closing scene, act 4, the father sees him off in the distance and runs breathlessly to embrace and kiss his run away boy! The prepared speech of apology was cut short by the father's instructions to a servant to gather the best robes and sandals, a ring representing honor and authority!
A feast of celebration would be given. In our terms the father implied "I gave this son up as dead, never expecting to see him again. He lives! He was lost, but found his way back home! What a day!"
For our finale we see our young man with memories of swine still imbedded in his mind, eating the fatted calf. It is not too late; if you are in that far country living a defeated life, turn around! High tail it back home to our heavenly Father! He is waiting with open arms!
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Maybe he was just being polite, since he was speaking at a high-profile tech conference and all, but you have to wonder what Google vice president Bradley Horowitz was thinking when he told an All Things D audience in Hong Kong on Thursday that his former employer, Yahoo, is doing just swell.
(Also see: Yahoo was done in by arrogance)
Here's what Horowitz, who is product manager for the search giant's Google+ social networking platform, said, according to Bloomberg:
On Yahoo's business:
"The company is actually quite healthy. It's not on the ropes, it's not as if they don't have traffic. They have number one sites in many categories."
On personnel:"What's missing is relevance. Why would the most talented people in the world go to Yahoo right now given the churn and challenges they have?"
Horowitz is correct, in a very narrow sense. Yahoo remains profitable and its global traffic trails that of only Google, Facebook and YouTube.
But, c'mon. Despite its massive audience, Yahoo has been unable to grow revenue since 2008, and actually has been losing revenue since then, during a time when Google and Facebook have been generating impressive sales gains.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: It's relatively easy to turn a profit when all you do is cut, cut, cut. That's what hack CEOs do. Good CEOs grow a business, and Yahoo's business hasn't been growing.
I don't even totally blame recently departed CEO Carol Bartz. She inherited a lot of long-standing problems in this "quite healthy" company, much of which were caused by previous clueless chief executives and a seemingly incompetent board.
Revenue growth is one of the three lifebloods of a truly healthy company. Another is innovation. The third -- and this relates directly to innovation -- is the ability to attract talent. Horowitz himself implies that Yahoo can't do that anymore. If anything, Yahoo is suffering from a talent exodus.
Maybe these quotes were taken out of context. Maybe Horowitz said other things that better reflected the reality that this "quite healthy" company, which is desperately seeking a buyer and has lost investor confidence, indeed is "on the ropes."
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Archos quotes identical battery life times for the 101 and 70 but I found the 70 to be a little heavier on the juice - or maybe it has a smaller battery pack. Looping a standard definition H.264 video turned in a figure of just over five and a half hours – 90 minutes shy of Archos' claims. And irritatingly you have to recharge using the bundled mains adapter, since the 70 won't suckle at a USB teat.
A tidy tablet at a tidy price
While there are no plans from Archos to enable Android OS upgrades, if you want a tablet primarily to watch video, listen to music, read e-Books and keep on top of your e-mail and social networks, then the Archos 70 is probably all the tablet you will ever need. It's small, light, has a decent battery life and, after a quick trip to Archos Fans, will do most of the things a tablet costing twice the price will do. Hunt around and you can find one for around £195. ®
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SailNet Community (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/)
- Cruising & Liveaboard Forum (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cruising-liveaboard-forum/)
- - Kemah (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cruising-liveaboard-forum/71965-kemah.html)
I am planning to relocate to the Kemah area soon to live aboard and I'm wondering if there is a sailnet thread or group for that area?
ok, how about...
Are there any sailnet members I could connect with in the Kemah area? If so, please message me some contact info so i can look you up and buy you a drink when i get to the area...any takers?
Kemah here. The marina where I am requires the boat to be at least 41'! :mad:
I hear good things about Waterford Harbor Marina. The rates are on the high side though. Waterford Harbor Marina Rates
Also, check with Legend Point. Legend Point Marina & Condominium Community
Then, there's the Kemah Boardwalk Marina Untitled Document Nice, clean marina, with access to the boardwalk resturants. A bit noisy for my liking, but depends on the person.
Many more to choose from.
Hi. In Houston, not Kemah, but I do my sailing out of there. WELCOME.
When we bought out boat, it was in Waterford. That was one really nice marina. Good facilities and friendly people. No, it wasn't cheap. We moved our boat to Port Aransas. We like Port Aransas much better. The sailing is nicer, we are close to the Gulf and the bay. The best part is the water is not the color of bad coffee like Galveston Bay! ;)
I'm in the Houston area and if things continue as planned I will be living aboard in the Clear Lake/Kemah/League City area within the next couple of months. Good luck in your relocation, it's a great area to be in.
We're in the area. Keep our boat at Houston Yacht Club - north of Kemah.
I'm in Bal Harbor Marina on Clear Lake, welcome. I recently got my ASA cert and I am looking for sail time. I have power boated the Galveston area for years.
I live aboard in Waterford Harbor. It is one of the more expensive Kemah marinas. I pay $330/mo for a 35' slip plus $70 liveaboard fee.
I picked it because:
1. I am allowed to live aboard on a 25' boat
2. It had the nicest bathrooms out of all marinas meeting qualification #1
Portofino Harbour and Blue Dolphin also allow 25' liveaboards. Portofino was a strong candidate for me. Similar price range. Blue Dolphin is much cheaper but also much dingier IMO.
awesome guys, thanks for all the shouts out. We are coming to Kemah this weekend to shop the area for boats and scope the community.
Any of you guys going to be sailing this weekend?
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Nigel de Longchamps
Nigel de Longchamps, also known as Nigel Wireker, (fl. c. 1190, died c. 1200), was an English satirist and poet of the late twelfth century, writing in Latin. He is known to have been a monk of Christ Church, Canterbury, from 1186 to 1193, and perhaps earlier (he claims to have met Thomas Becket, killed in 1170).
Speculum stultorum[edit]
He is the author of the Speculum stultorum (A Mirror of Fools), a satire in Latin elegiac verse on the clergy and society in general. The hero is Burnellus, or Brunellus, a foolish ass, who goes in search of a means of lengthening his tail. Brunellus first visits Salernum to obtain drugs for this purpose. However, he loses these when attacked by a Cistercian monk with dogs. He then goes to Paris to study, but makes no progress there, being unable to remember the city's name after eight years of study. He then decides to join a religious order, but instead founds a new one by taking the easiest parts from the rules of other orders. Finally, his master recaptures him.
The poem was immensely popular for centuries. Under the title "Daun Burnel the Asse" it is quoted by Chaucer in line 15328 of the "Nun's Priest's Tale."
Other works[edit]
Many other short Latin poems from a thirteenth-century manuscript are attributed to him, along with a prose treatise, Contra Curiales et Officinales Clericos. This treatise is an affectionate reproof to William Longchamp the Chancellor, in his role as Bishop of Ely. Wireker takes his intimate friend (possibly a relative) to task for attempting to combine Church with State.
- Speculum Stultorum, ed. John H. Mozley and Robert R. Raymo (Berkeley, 1960) – critical edition of the Latin text
- The Book of Daun Burnel the Ass: Nigellus Wireker's Speculum Stultorum, trans. Graydon W. Regenos (Austin, 1959) – English translation
- A Mirror for Fools: The Book of Burnel the Ass, trans. John H. Mozley (Oxford, 1961) – English translation
- Wright, The Anglo-Latin Satirical Poets (London, 1874)
- Ward, Catalogue of Romances (London, 1883–93)
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Gilman, D. C.; Peck, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905). "article name needed". New International Encyclopedia (1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.
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- Works by or about Nigel de Longchamps in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
- Image from Speculum Stultorum From The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Digital Library
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I just got a 61 Falcon ranchero, and i have a 94 300 ci fuel injected engine. I want to put that in the ranchero with an overdrive auto... the mechanic guy thinks it will fall right in. Any pitfalls?
Measure real good, that vehicle was built with the little Lima six, and the big 300 Cleveland six was a lot taller and somewhat longer.... It sounds like a good idea but I wouldn't have thought it would fit.
wayy too long for that engine compartment, too tall to clear hood and the x member is in the way for the oil pan, get a later 200 I6 and put some hop up parts on it like a light cam and headders, along with an aussie 250 2v head, you'll like the performance, and you won't have to hack up the ranchero to get it to fit.
I was thinking about fitting a 240/300 I6 into my '67 Falcon ( same platform as your ranchero ), everybody on here told me to steer clear of the idea due to the length issue, and then I got out a tape measure and measured the 300 in my grandfathers '88 F150 ( EFI 300 I6 ), it would fit if I made some major ajustments to the firewall,and x member. it would be easier to put in a 5.0 or 302, even a 351W in it, than the big 6.
the engine you probably have is a 144, severely underpowered and weak, anything is better than that if you want a light performer, the 200 would be your best bet, anything after 1966 is 7 bolt mains, 2 bolts per cap, and they were made until 1983 in the Fairmont but througout the 70's, they were in Mavericks, Granada's, Monarchs and of course the Fairmont, and in the 60's, some Fairlaines, most Falcons after 1966, and some Mustangs after 1965 ( opt for '66 up for the better bottom end )
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ok, i'll check it out... there is no engine or trans, and i dont care if stuff sticks through the hood.. but i dont want to work too hard... for sure... any chance of a oil pan swap to clear the cross member?..
all your going to find for the big 6 is for trucks, which up until 1996 used the same basic twin I beam front suspension with the 240/300 I6 so those pans won't work . a handful of full size cars had 240 I6's in the early 70's, but the pans for them won't work ither. it's not so much the tall deck height, yes that is an issue but the length is the biggest issue, and your engine compartment is shorter than my '67's is, so you would have more of an issue than me. also your suspension would need the V8 stuff, not to mention a beefer rear end, like an 8", the 7.5" 4 lug you have won't cut it. if you want EFI, get a EFI 5.0 302, and use all drop in parts to get it in, SBF mounts will replace the small 6 mounts, bolt togther, spindles from a later car, 1975-1978 Granada/ Monarch, use there 8" also, and the disc brakes, you will need to get double thread tie rod ajusters because the pre '65 Falcon Platform did not use the same thread as the Granada/ Monarch, master cyl, prop valve, all that good stuff. if your set on the 300 I6, you will want this stuff anyhow, because it uses all SBF stuff.
If you don't mind cutting the firewall the 300 can be made to fit, but it's anything but a drop in! The 240/300 is one block, the 144/200/250 another. The 200 or 250 will drop right in. Apparently your mechanic friend is thinking the 300 is built using the same block as the smaller sixes. Don't hold that against him, no one is an expert on all makes and models!
I'm an AMC fan, and we have the same problem. AMC made a 196 six cylinder that's short like the 144/200/250 Ford. The 196 was long in the tooth when it was discontinued in 1965 and replaced with the 199/232/258/4.0L block. That block is a lot longer, and the 196 in the little American (the car that inspired Ford to build the Falcon) is a tight fit. So we're stuck with using the 196, making major firewall mods (torch and welder...), or using the Ford 250 to upgrade power in the 58-63 American (later models were naturally made to handle the longer engine -- Ford never put the 300 in a car, and the 240 was just in pre 65 big cars like the Galaxie -- never in small cars). The small Ford six is the only other six short enough -- Chevy sixes are a couple inches longer and don't fit either.
To elaborate on why the Rambler American inspired Ford (and Chevy, Chrsyler, and Studebaker) to build the Falcon.... Cars like the Falcon, Valiant, Corvair, and Lark were on the drawing boards, but not in production yet because the big companies weren't sure Americans would buy an American built compact -- that and they made more money off the bigger cars. AMC (Rambler) went ahead and reintroduced their old 50-55 100" wheelbase Nash Rambler design as the 58 Rambler American with a few mods (the old dies were still around, so very little tooling cost). It sold like hot cakes -- AMC was the only US auto company to make a profit in 1958, a recession year! Studebaker had already planned on production of the Lark (started tooling up for it) and jumped in for 1959 -- the others weren't able to tool up for their compacts until 1960. But if the Rambler hadn't done so well, the others may not have even built their compacts, or would have waited longer to do so.
200 block, aussie crossflow head, fordsix cam, all pretty much bolt in, mucho easier crowd than the 300, and guaranteed to make enough power to rattle most of the V8 crowd
Put the right set of duals on the motor & the women will be throwing panties at ya
we might have a 289 from a 64 galaxie... and the EFI 300 will go into a street rod, which might uphold the honor of inliners... 300 cubes into 2,500 lbs...that ought to work good enough for cruising with the old farts. I'm not at all interested in speed or racing, i just want to sculpt and play with bondo...The Falcon is supposed to be the company truck for going to the wood store and Home Despot..... As for the panties, we will leave that to Tom Jones.
Mucho greasy-a** to all you all... saved us a lot of grief... We be new at this stuff.
It sold like hot cakes -- AMC was the only US auto company to make a profit in 1958, a recession year! Studebaker had already planned on production of the Lark (started tooling up for it) and jumped in for 1959 -- the others weren't able to tool up for their compacts until 1960. But if the Rambler hadn't done so well, the others may not have even built their compacts, or would have waited longer to do so.[/QUOTE]
On the same point, i think that if Ford had Kept the Falcon Ranchero in production as was for another 30 years thay would have blunted the Japanese truck invasion of the 70's-80's.
Funny thing, i live in the city and see lots of huge dualies and monster full size trucks with lifts and so on, but when i get out in the country, most of the working trucks are S-10's Rangers and Toyotas
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The Help page will open.
- Read the overview on the Help page, and then click Start. The Print Multiple Topics toolbar will appear at the top of the window.
- Browse through the TechNet library, picking topics for your collection. Right-click a topic in the left pane to add it or it and its children to your collection.
- When you're finished, click Collection on the Print Multiple Topics toolbar.
- On the Manage Collection page, you can change the order of topics and organize them into chapters.
- To download or print your collection, choose your file format (XHTML or PDF) and click Export. (Here's where you sign in to TechNet by using your Live ID if you're not already signed in.)
- Right-click the link to your collection to download it, or click the link to open it.
To start a new collection, click Delete on the Manage Collection page. There's no way to have multiple active collections yet, so be sure you have a copy of the HTML or PDF file of your existing collection if you want to save it.
We hope you find this Beta functionality useful. Let us know!