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Group Aims to Silence Prayer at Football Games
Weekends in the Deep South are anchored by two long-cherished traditions – church on Sunday and football on Friday. And it's no surprise that in many Southern cities and towns football and faith go hand-in-hand.
That is certainly the case in Southaven, Miss. where football season generates a revival-like fervor – where traditions are treasured.
For decades, before the first pigskin was passed, before the glee club sang of the "rocket's red glare," the crowd would be summoned to their feet. Hats were removed. Heads were bowed. And for just a moment – a hush fell over the stadium as a student delivered an invocation.
But over the past few years the intersection of the Gospel and gridiron has erupted into a storm of controversy. Christians across the Southern states have come under a fierce and relentless attack from outsiders hell-bent on banishing prayer from high school sports.
And so it was on last Friday night when the Desoto Central Jaguars opened their football season they did so without a student-led prayer. The tradition was banished after the school system was threatened with a lawsuit.
School districts across the state of Mississippi received the letter — written by the Freedom From Religion Foundation – a Wisconsin-based group whose purpose is to "protect the constitutional principle of separation between state and church."
The FFRF's letter informed school superintendents that it is "illegal for a public school to organize, sponsor, or lead prayers at public high school athletic events."
"You shouldn't have to pray in order to enjoy your high school football game," said Annie Lauire Gaylor, co-president of the FFRF.
Gaylor told Fox News the group sent similar letters to school districts in Tennessee, Louisiana and Alabama. But the Magnolia state, she said, has been most egregious.
"We were getting so many complaints out of Mississippi about illegal prayer at sporting events," she said. "We wanted to reiterate the law – which is very clear – that you do not have prayer and devotionals in schools – including at athletic events."
But many Christians across the state are distressed over the ban on prayers – and some say the tactics used by the FFRF to eliminate prayers have been disturbing.
"The idea of threatening our schools leaders with litigation if they practice prayer – it's a bit disturbing," said Jim Burnett, pastor of Willow Pointe Church in Hattiesburg. "I think these kinds of times have a refining effect on the church. It's time for the Christian community to stand up and speak out in a godly way."
Carmen Kyle stood up.
She's lived in Desoto County for more than 20 years. She has a 16-year-old who is a junior at Desoto Central High School and another child who is a seventh grader. She was part of a grassroots effort to save the high school football prayer.
Thousands of people joined a Facebook group called DesotoCounty4Prayer. Churches across north Mississippi rallied. T-shirts were made. But in the end – their efforts failed.
And on Friday night Kyle was in the bleachers with her family – watching the football game – without a prayer.
"It makes me sad for generations to come," she told Fox News. "There's no expression of a belief system any longer."
On the way home from the game, Kyle's 16-year-old son brought up the absence of prayer.
"He said, 'that just makes me sad," she recounted. "I said this is a perfect example – at 16-years-old where you are experiencing Christian persecution."
"I hate it for generations to come that they won't be able to express – that's what prayer is," she said. "You're praying that God will protect those athletes, that God will surround that field with protection. You don't have that anymore."
It's a tradition that's not lost on Congressman Alan Nunnellee. The Republican represents Mississippi's first congressional district.
"Prayer is a part of our culture in Mississippi," he told Fox News. "We turn to prayer in times of tragedy, but it's important for schools and extracurricular activities to prepare students to deal with the good times of life and the bad times of life. And the way we do that in Mississippi is through prayer."
Nunellee said "prayer in public settings is part of our culture not just in Mississippi but in America."
Nevertheless, said Gaylor, it is against the law.
"The secular constitution of the United States is part of the cultural heritage of Mississippi and is a longtime custom," she said. "It doesn't matter if it's a longtime custom to violate the law. You have to stop violating it. In fact, that makes it more egregious."
Gaylor said the fact is that many students and parents are offended by the prayers, both religious and non-religious.
"They should not have to forfeit playing on a football team or forfeit attending their football game at school because they are not religious or because they are not Christian," she said.
But now many Christians across the southern states said they feel like second-class citizens – and in some communities there are small acts of defiance.
At Purvis High School in Hattiesburg cheerleaders passed out copies of the Lord's Prayer – so football fans could read it during a moment of silence.
"We're not allowed to pray as a school, so we're doing it on our own," student Hallie Litolff told the Hattiesburg American.
Pastor Burnett cautioned Christians on how they respond to the attacks.
"Be led by God," he said. "We have to be careful."
"Maybe God is asking us if we've had enough yet," he wondered. "The country is turning against what we believe the Bible teaches."
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Nearby Monterey Bay is where great quantities of squid are caught, and 1801 Haight Street is where great quantities are consumed. You must make this recipe, and it has to be served with Lemon Aioli. Remember, if you're afraid of this dish for any reason, bring your copy of the book into the restaurant, and we'll give you a plate on the house.
5 tablespoons all-purpose flour
5 tablespoons Cajun Spice Mix
9 to 12 squid, 5 to 7 inches long, cleaned and sliced
3 to 4 cups canola oil
Lemon or lime wedges
1 cup Lemon Aioli
Place the flour and Cajun spice mix in a large bowl and mix. Add the squid and turn until all the pieces are thoroughly coated. Shake off the excess mixture.
In a large, heavy pot or deep-fryer over medium heat, heat the oil to 375 degrees F. or until almost smoking.
Fry the squid for 2 to 3 minutes, or until a light golden brown. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to paper towels to drain. Serve immediately with lemon or lime wedges and Lemon Aioli.
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By Philip Bellber
Photographs by Ian Reeves
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Just a short list. Final Fantasy, Star Ocean, Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart, Fallout, Elder Scrolls, Tera Rising, League of Legends, Civilization, Minecraft, Kingdom Hearts... Anything but sports really =] and omg I've been playing 7 days to die like crazy lately
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I had grand plans for this post about my thoughts on using responsive web design techniques "as standard", but I was pipped to publish button yesterday.
First off, I'd suggest spending a couple of minutes reading Paul Adam Davis's post – Why I support responsive design or Andy Clarke's I don't care about responsive web design because frankly they say most of what I was planning on writing when I posted the following poll yesterday and I started seeing the results roll in but I'm going to push on anyway and try to add to the topic.
A redesign sparked all this?
Part of the reason for me diving headlong into trying to get some feedback on how fellow designers and developers work was the launch yesterday of the new site for one of the agencies who I've always admired and enjoyed their work – Kyan Media.
Their new site is a lovely demonstration of a number of great design techniques and the subtlety, use of space and their trademark illustration style adding little flourishes all made for a really nice relaunch. All things told, an immediate favourite for me this year.
But it's not responsive ….
Twitter being the lovely tool that it is, we had a massive several minutes of discussion of how nice the site was until people start doing the defacto "responsive design test" – resizing the browser window. Oh dear. Fixed width, non-scaling, blocks of content don't rearrange. This simply won't do … outrage … rabble rabble rabble.
I looked at it on my phone first (I wasn't rushing around, I just browse on my phone a lot), as I'm sure many would do (and more will in the future) and it was only because I already knew of them and was a fan that I saved the link and came back.
Commercial websites seldom have that luxury and have to work first time for *any* device otherwise most times, that visitor will go elsewhere.
Back to the poll above and I was honestly a little shocked by how many people actually said "no" or "it depends on the client" because as Paul points out in his post above, getting the basics in place to make a site responsive really don't need to be that hard and the reward of making content more accessible to more people should hopefully make this – even as a quick win job – worth the effort.
There are some great tools out there to help
There are lots of great flexible grid systems out there, there are some amazing tools for minifying scripts and styles etc, you've got things like 320 and up (which you may gather I'm a big fan of) there's Matt Wilcox's great adaptive images (keep an eye on @offroadcode for a .net & Umbraco port of this script btw) all of which allow you to cover quite a lot of the fundamentals of building a responsive site with relatively little effort these days.
A working case in point here is Cutting Edge Knives – one of the sites Pete & I built at work for our business. When we built it back in June, it was very much intended to be a "desktop" experience thanks to the layout of the knife racks and our inexperience with screen design meant we intended to come back to that aspect later.
As it turns out (and I know it's not a perfect experience) it literally took one media query, and afternoon of adding some "small screen styles" and the site was made usable on small screen devices.
We've since added in better caching, adaptive images etc but the basic transformation of what you see on a big monitor and a small screen device took about 3 hours. We covered the initial additional cost of setting that up by selling two knives.
Now I'm always keen to point out that there's more to this than simply lobbing a few scripts at something and pasting a media query or two at a page but the point we're trying to get across here is that in the case of the Kyan site, it's specifically fixed. It's restricted and limited.
Responsive web design … "It depends"
As I said, there were a lot more people answering "it depends" when it comes to the question of whether new sites should be responsive across devices than I'd anticipated. Most of them were roughly the same and fell into a couple of neat categories.
- It depends on the client budget
- It depends on the site audience/stats
I'm not going to tell you how to quote for a website other than point you in the direction of a great post @peteduncanson wrote on our work blog about how we use feature based development to give better quotes. It's a long read but it works for us and if you've not tried this approach, maybe consider it for your next project quote.
If not, no worries. Keep going.
Making content easily available should be in any budget
I'm not convinced about the budget issue simply because as I mentioned above, there are lots of frameworks, tools and resources to help take the legwork out getting started and these really don't take much time to learn and implement. Also, at what point in the process does it crop up that you would put making a site easy to read and use for as many people as possible over another feature.
I'd say in the priority listing, making content as accessible and readable as possible is one of the more important elements to look at when building a site.
Budget is always a tough one to deal with and while there are a lot of tools available to help get started with responsive layouts etc, there's no denying the production time is longer because we're dealing with a flexible beast and not a fixed entity.
However, from my experience this does balance out a little because where up front planning and front end development time have increased, it's allowed me to streamline and modify our design process at work making some big savings by prototyping in browser and making more use of wireframing than before.
Of course as with everything there is fine tuning, optimising etc – that final 10% that takes 50% of the effort but as I said, we're looking for some quick wins to make a site responsive and a little more device agnostic so content can be better viewed on any device.
The site audience – Past, present or future though?
This is the other big one when it comes to "justification" for not implementing a responsive site. I've heard it from several colleagues and it's reasonable to say there may be cases like Bagcheck where Luke Wroblewski has written about why they have a separate site for mobile I think for most people and clients we can look at a slightly smaller scale and consider a single responsive site is a good basis to work from.
I'm constantly being told we should consult analytics to make a decision on whether we should make a site responsive. I consult analytics for our main work client Olympic Holidays on a daily basis, I monitor all sorts of traffic, user journeys and ecommerce metrics. It's a huge site and I'm lucky to be involved with it on a daily basis.
However, I'm currently planning and developing for the future. The current site has served them well for years but it's fixed, contains a massive amount of information and functionality and isn't particularly usable on small screen devices such as mobiles and tablets.
Analytics tells me what people have done in the past and gives indications of trends developing (screensize, browser/OS use etc) and vitally "mobile" use. However, what it doesn't do is show me a handy graph of what the audience is going to be in even 6 months time let alone 12, 18, 24 months.
I can consult analytics to make a decision on whether to make a site responsive but I'd be taking an educated guess as would anyone else.
That's the whole point though. I don't know for sure what the audience will be so I need to make sure content is not restricted by things like fixed pixel width layouts and I don't need to.
A few caveats
Obviously this post is just my humble opinion and it's based upon a lot of reading, experimenting, hackery and working on client sites along with tweaking this site to see how stuff works. I don't intend to force my opinion on you if you don't agree with working responsively "by default" – it's entirely your choice.
What I wanted to do was to try and get a bit of a feel for what the folks I talk to on Twitter are up to and hopefully provide a few links and ideas to things that I've found have completely changed the way I approach designing and developing sites over the last few months.
I've also just focused on new builds rather than talking about making older, fixed width sites flexible and responsive although as I mentioned with Cutting Edge Knives above, it's perfectly doable if you want to.
I'm also happy to accept we're working in an exciting time where there appear to be as many unknown variables as known when it comes to how users digest content and I've written about that here and here if you're still hankering for something else to read.
If you've not voted in the poll above, please add your thoughts and if you've got something to add to the discussion, I've spent the best part of two hours putting this post together, I'd love for you to do the same and jot down a post on the topic and I'd be more than happy to link discussion.


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2009: Sat out the season to concentrate on academics.
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Had a productive sophomore campaign, racking up 29 tackles while coming off the bench for 10 games ... added a half-tackle for loss, a quarterback pressure and a fumble recovery ... opened the season by recording four takedowns at Buffalo ... picked up his season-high eight stops at Louisiana-Lafayette ... credited with five tackles each at Tulsa and versus Rice ... recovered a fumble against New Mexico State.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in all 12 games as a true freshman ... tallied 13 tackles (nine solo), a half-sack (versus Houston), two quarterback hurries, a pass break-up and a forced fumble ... registered a season-high five stops at Tulane, where he started at SAM linebacker ... forced a fumble versus Texas Southern.
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Periodontal disease is just a chronic infectious inflammation around the tooth and gums. It is a severe form of gum disease which destroys bone and surrounding properties. Gum disease, also called gingivitis, is just a dangerous state that results in loose teeth, tooth loss and gum decay. Often receding gums or gingivitis may lead to gum disease. Before dealing with the periodontal issue, you first need to know about it.
Get a know how about periodontal disease
This disease has the tendency to inherit itself genetically. Moreover, multiple theories or myths explain that periodontal disease is also the reason for heart attack or stroke. The disease is very disturbing because it is often diagnosed in kids and young adults. If periodontal disease is not treated, it may lead to eventual teeth loss and maybe even jaw bone decay.
Besides dental decay, periodontitis may be the 2nd most common condition found all over the world.
This disease does not show any prominent symptoms at first. It advances as the space within the tooth gets deeper, inhabiting bacteria inside.
What causes this disease?
A fact many people do not know is that periodontal disease is caused by bad oral health.
Researchers have proven that bacteria causing periodontal disease can travel in the bloodstream and can be hazardous to other organs as well.
For example, there is a great possibility of periodontal disease among diabetic patients.
- The risk periodontal disease increases as you get old. This periodontal disease becomes chronic called as periodontitis, a far more advanced type of gum disease. This just occurs when the disease is not treated.
- Grinding your teeth may lead to periodontal disease too. Something else that can cause periodontal disease is likely to be grinding your teeth.
- There are many illnesses and wellness issues which may result in gum disease. The disease has many symptoms.
- The disease can lead to sore and bloated gums.
- It is inflammation impacts the gums.
- Stress may lead to gum disease too.
- Smoking is just another concern that can cause this
Periodontal Disease Is Curable Through Natural Herbal Treatments
Research reveals that the money spent to avoid this disease is far cheaper and inexpensive than the money spent on surgical treatment.
The very best way to stop the periodontal disease is to have a healthy oral hygiene routine of your teeth till the rest of your life.
Natural herbal treatments for periodontal disease are handy. The inappropriate hygienic method is not the actual cause of the disease, but it can result in the swelling, bleeding, and pain in the gums, which makes the periodontal disease worse.
It also causes receding gums, exposing the hidden part of the tooth, which makes the tooth nerves sensitive to hot or cold edibles.
Also, you can avoid anesthetic cleanings by your professional dentist. This kind of cleaning is known as periodontal scaling and root planning. Although it does not cause any discomfort, still it is a hassle.
There is another very unaffordable treatment for tooth loss which is called bone grafting.
Different cleanings are required to tartar issues which are quite time-consuming procedures.
There's a reason your dentist instructs you to brush your teeth each morning and evening and using floss daily and using mouthwash.
Herbal products such as Nature's Smile aids in the smooth treatment of this sort of gum disease. Nature's Smile gum balm may also assist to reduce plaque build-up. NS gum balm is an affordable alternative for any gum issues. No matter how severe the problem is, NS products aid to promote the struggle against gum disease.


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ORRVILLE -- Frank J. Karhan, 85, of Orrville, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at his residence in Orrville, following a short illness.
Frank was born on Nov. 18, 1927, in Cleveland, to Frank A. and Harriet "Ella" (Deal) Karhan and married Iris Mae Rice on Jan. 14, 1954, in Columbus. Iris survives.
He graduated from North Royalton High School and served in the U.S. Army during World War II, stationed in Okinawa, Japan. He earned a bachelor of science degree in agriculture from Ohio University in 1952 and worked for 42 years in the fertilizer business, retiring in 1994 as a sales manager for Vigoro Industries in Orrville.
Frank was a member of Grace Brethren Church in Wooster, the Borderliners RV Camping Club, the Ohio Arrows RV Camping Club, the Ohio Daylily Society, and the Akron Canton Roller Pigeon Club. He was a former member of the Orrville Rotary Club during his working years and served for 15 years on the Orrville Utilities Board. He enjoyed fishing, boating, gardening, and RV travel with his wife.
Surviving are four children, Wade (Sharon) Karhan of Orrville, Karen Manges and Dean (Chris) Karhan of Wooster, and John (Laurie) Karhan of Brunswick; eight grandchildren, Matt (Liz Levitt) Karhan, Emily (Mike) McCaman, Leah Manges, Christopher Manges, Nathan (Erin) Karhan, Jenna (Brett) Marthey, Josh Karhan, and Sean Karhan; four great-grandchildren, Noah and Lydia McCaman, William Karhan, and Kaelynn Marthey; and a sister, Esther (John) Clelland of Sagamore Hills.
He was preceded in death by his parents and a son-in-law, Rod Manges.
Memorial services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013, at Grace Brethren Church in Wooster, with Pastor David Lawson officiating. The family will receive friends following the service at the church.
Auble Funeral Home in Orrville is assisting the family with arrangements. Online registry and expressions of condolence may be made at the funeral home's web site at www.aublefuneralhome.com.
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Yup its another jeep build!
Ive always lurked around here on Greatlakes but never really felt like making a thread. well now's the time! (i work 2nd shift and havent went to bed yet so whynot!)
I spend most of my time over at Jeep Fourm so heres a like to my thread there just incase i miss sumthing here.
Ive always loved just hitting a back road to clear my head so i naturally found my self liking jeeps. I started out with a 84 xj a few years ago. turned out it was a total lemon. i spent moar time wrenching then wheeling. so that went down the road.
after that i really wanted a 4.0 powerd xj but i just couldnt find one in my price range that i liked.
till i found a post on craigslist that said "95 cherokee $700". called em up and ended up with this
i pretty much fell in love with the zj. it had almost everything the xj didnt. only thing i didnt like was how under powerd it felt with a 4.0. i kept it stock other then a 2" bb untill this came along.
i end up selling the white zj to my dad so i could keep the purple one. it had a hydrolocked 5.2 but i loved it.
purple zj lifted 3.5" with 31's
i really loved that jeep but a few months ago me and the gf were faced with a decision, sell the jeep or live in it. so it went down the road.
i knew i wanted another jeep asap so once we both found work again i started scouring craigslist.
after a few weeks i found this.
its a white 95 with a 4.0. at the time it has 155,xxx on the clock.
i scooped it up for $500 cash.
from there i knew where i was headed with it. after wheeling/building 3 zj's i knew what i wanted from this one.
moar to come!
|October 22nd, 2011, 09:34 AM
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When i bought the jeep i knew it wasnt exactly what i wanted but for the price i couldnt pass it up.
It came with a 2" bb and the shiny rims. but the down side was the rockers were SHOOOOT. i plan on boatside in the next few months so i decided to go grab sum plastic rocker covers from the jy and then throw my sliders on.
on the ramps, in the backround is my gf's 96 5.2 zj! were a zj family!
whats left of the drivers side rocker
and the finished product!
My sliders were made by a local fabricator! if youd like his info please pm me on it.
also decided to swap out the broken fog lights while i had the time.
to me it looked %100 better
|October 22nd, 2011, 09:42 AM
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Then from there i decided to just wheel the crap outta it untill i found teh next week link.
turns out it had the ground clearance of a field mouse.
moar wheeling pics
so i decided to buy this
a 4" zone kit! bought it from my local dealer/club president
between me and him (cheif master of the cadillac jeepers) it took us a good soild day to get it all done.
lift done with 33's, parked next to muh buddys 5.9
|October 22nd, 2011, 09:49 AM
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very first time i took it out i end up snapping the front cv drive shaft
so i end up rolling around in 2 wheel for a while untill i picked up a pinion yoke and u-joint shaft out of another zj.
out of the blue i get a phone call from the guy who made my sliders saying he had a rear bumper if i was intrested. so i jumped on it!
MM rear bumper
Painted (sorry about the crappy pic, it was dark and raining)
pic of it being painted
|October 22nd, 2011, 10:07 AM
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picked up sum 33x12.5 bias ply tsl's cheap but the only rims i had laying around at the time with stockers so on they went!
gotta admit with the stock rims it worked out perfect! when flexing the tire completly misses the fenders! but they grab the ca's like mad.
wheeled it like mad for a bit
then i end up hitting a deer the day before F-ing bow season!!!
the header needed replaced anyway but still!
i took the oppertunity to switch to the 96-98 style becasue i just happen to have a 5.9 grille layin around.
finished product. and to anyone planning on swaping, just call around and get a jy header. i bought a new oem replacement from Gene's in Cadillac, they dont come with headlight adjusters and the 93-95 adjusters are completly diffrent.
|October 22nd, 2011, 10:11 AM
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Thats all i got for now!
hope you all enjoy and i do appreciate constructive criticism!
as for my future plan's.
-rear 8.8swap
-regear to 4.88
-iceland flair's
there's more but plan's are always changing and evolving.
oh and tomorrow the matching front bumper goes on! my plan is to paint my cladding the same color ive painted everything else. i think itl look good that way.
|October 22nd, 2011, 02:23 PM
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someone will say it, so it might as well be me. moar is spelled more.
I think you will be fine with the 4.0
I do love a nice cost effective rig, a zj was a nice choice
side note: it's too bad that it didn't work out the the 84 xj, that thing looked tits
|October 22nd, 2011, 09:57 PM
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so far i really think a regear is in order but at the same time im running bia ply tsl's. they are so freaking heavy it isnt funny. i think with sum good non-swamper radial's id be much more happy with it.
and as for the woody, it had a 2.8 v-6. with in 2 months the motor, trans, t-case, and a a few other things crapped out. it got to the point where i just couldnt do it anymore. especially since i was just outta high school with a part time job.
|October 22nd, 2011, 10:10 PM
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I would look at a winch in the near future. This is the place i found that sells a winch plate that mounts right in the frame and it works great on my ZJ.
|October 22nd, 2011, 10:36 PM
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Thanks but tomorrow my front bumpers going on! it matches the rear bumper.
as for winches im really looking at the superwinch lp8500, Smittybilt xrc9, or the rugged ridge 8k.
but first i reallllly need new tires. so thats my next investment
|October 23rd, 2011, 12:51 AM
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im really on the fence about cutting my fenders because id really like to get the Iceland flairs. with them then i wouldnt have to go any higher to clear 35"s after the regear, 8.8 swap, and radius arms O.o
|October 23rd, 2011, 06:52 PM
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Nice looking zj. Thought about getting a set of the Iceland flares also but they are out of my price range right now. Mite just trim my fenders up a bit so i can run 35's. Keep up the good work.
|October 24th, 2011, 01:52 AM
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as far as fender trimming, i cant bring myself to do it because ive never seen a rig with cut fenders that made me think "wow that looks good!"
|October 24th, 2011, 01:54 AM
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Well id planned on getting the front bumper on and painted today but had an incedent with the girlfriend.
so nothing got done today other then alotta harsh words thrown around.
pic of the bumper!
Hopefully its going on before next saturday for the Dogman run!
|October 24th, 2011, 10:36 AM
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I have the superwinch LP8500. Its an awesome winch and i love it. Ive never had a problem with it, although i wish the cable speed was a little faster. This winch has gotten me out of a good many situations as well as many others who have gotten stuck.
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She may have been Harry Styles' birthday present but Niall Horan was reportedly more interested in his stripper than his bandmate.
The One Direction star turned 19 last week and his friends treated him to a night out in trendy East London and a kissogram lap dancer to mark the occasion.
The brunette beauty was dressed up like a sexy policewoman and while pictures show Haz to be very taken with the 'performance' it's claimed that Nialler was the one that couldn't take his eyes off her.
Insiders revealed the dancer wasn't as saucy as has been reported, and claimed that she didn't even get naked for the boys.
"She took her clothes of but kept her bra and pants on. There were lots of party poppers being let off. They wanted to embarrass him. It wasn't meant to be a sexy thing… it was just for fun," a source told The Mirror.
"Originally the stripper was going to take all her clothes off but we didn't want that to happen. We didn't think it was right so we only agreed if they promised she wouldn't get fully nude. That was part of the agreement. We would have chucked them out had she got naked."
When the dance was over, Horan moved in for the kill and the insider added:
"Niall had his arm around the stripper at one point and was talking to her before she left."
"He was taking more of an interest in her."
All the nights out and partying of late seem to have finally got to Niall though and he sounds a little bit grumpy this morning.
The 1D hunk was up early and making his way to rehearsals for the band's upcoming tour and he tweeted fans saying:
"Goodmorning everyone! This is way to early, by the time the day is over and won't wana speak t anyone! #cranky"
Someone must have brought him his morning coffee pretty sharpish, because an hour later he sounded much happier and messaged fans saying:
"I just realised how close #TMH tour is ! Wow? Like 2 weeks or something! Wow! I cannot wait !"
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Looks pretty good, nice to see they've taken a leaf out of Canon's book with the new screen as that was always the weakest point of the D5000. It's also interesting to see that they've given it 1080p video recording @ 30fps, something even the D7000 isn't capable of. Seems like an odd choice. I'm not sure I'm a fan of the new styling either...
Are you sure that body only price is correct though? I've not seen it listed anywhere that cheap, and I find it hard to believe they're charging an extra £170 for an 18-55 kit lens.
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Jonathan P.wrote a review of Armada TST Ski on October 31, 2015
Pretty fun ski.
Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I added this ski to my quiver 3 years ago, expecting it to be a quiver-killer. Its not. But it is close. It does well in powder but is balanced enough to handle on-piste hardpack. Edge-to-edge transitions are quick and the progressive sidecut make the ski feel longer when you're digging into a carve yet quick and pivot-able through trees.
The main drawback to me with this ski is the rocker-camber profile. The TST has a early rise tip, camber under foot, and a standard twin-tip at the tail. When mounted at factory-recommended point, this camber profile has more active edge behind the skiers foot than at the tip. To move the mounting point backward (as a shop tech) would just mess up the sidecut geometry. This active-edge-length disparity means its hard to really drive into carves on hardpack because the tip of the ski doesn't drive really well. It still does perform quite well on hardpack and even moguls, for a powder ski. In the pow, its 102mm waist floats like a 110mm yet weighs like a 90mm. Its not wide enough for those crazy deep days, but its balanced enough to be a good reliable ski which can be a lot of fun in any snow conditions.


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Broadcasters have launched a counterstrike against the Federal Communications Commission's proposal to restrict TV joint sales agreements by asking the agency to look into similar sales arrangements used by the largest pay TV providers. The commission is scheduled to vote at the end of the month on FCC chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal that would effectively eliminate JSAs because they would push station groups over the ownership limits in nearly 100 small markets. In comments filed today with the FCC, the National Association of Broadcasters calls the "interconnect" advertising activities by cable, satellite and telephone companies "collusive." Through NCC Media, multiple TV providers rely on one sales team to sell local and national advertising time across all the pay TV providers in a single market. Last summer, NCC added Dish to its lineup of pay TV inventory. So, the NAB reasoned, if the FCC is going to crack down on local market joint sales agreements between two small TV stations, shouldn't the agency also take a look at the local sales arrangements between pay TV providers? "Heavily regulated local broadcasters in smaller markets are being scrutinized by the FCC for a practice that involves one local TV station selling ads for another local TV station. Yet the heavily consolidated pay TV industry, unshackled by any ownership rules, is free to engage in this most collusive of advertising sales practice on a massive scale in multiple markets," said Gordon Smith, president and CEO of the NAB.
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I have 2 stepdaughters one is 22 the other is 11, who stay with their grandmother, what are they entitled to?
I'm so sorry to hear about your wife's passing. In North Carolina, when someone dies without a will, the spouse and children share in the estate. When the decedent has two or more children, the spouse will receive 1/3 of any real estate owned by the decedent. The children will receive the other 2/3 of the real estate. In addition, the spouse receives the first $60,000 in personal property plus 1/3 of the remaining personal property. However, depending on how the property is titled, you may receive all of the property. For example, if you and your wife owned your home as tenancy by the entireties, the home would belong 100% to you at your wife's death. I would suggest you meet with an attorney that handles probate and estate administration cases to review the property your wife owned at death and help you determine what property will pass to you and if any property will be shared with your wife's children.See question
98 and 90 y/o couple, long standing family friends that live in Tryon want to come live in assisted living in Ohio to be with family and friends. Adult Social Services said they have interim guardianship over them until he can be deemed incompete...
If social services has been appointed interim guardian it does not automatically revoke a durable power of attorney. However, a court appointed guardian can revoke or amend a power of attorney. You should contact the clerk's office in the county where the couple lives to find out when the incompetency hearing will be held. In addition, the clerk's office can tell you who the guardian ad litem is. The guardian ad litem is an attorney appointed for the person who is the subject of the incompetency proceeding. The guardian ad litem's job is to make recommendations to the court based on what is in the best interest of that person. If the clerk determines that the person is incompetent, he or she will appoint a guardian. Preference is given to individuals over public agents (such as DSS) if there is an appropriate individual who is capable of serving. I highly recommend that you meet with an elder law attorney as soon as possible and attend the incompetency hearing.See question
My father willed a car to me worth $10,000. My brother-in-law (the executor of my father's estate) sold the car to his mother for $4000, and gave me nothing. Is that legal?
If your father left you the car in his will, then the executor should not have sold the car to someone else. The executor is under a fiduciary duty to follow the terms of the will and can be held liable for failure to follow that duty. You should meet with an attorney to discuss your options.See question
My ill father listed me as the joint tenant with rights of survivorship on the deed of his home so that i may care for him.He was the only person listed on the mortgage though I was making all the payments. He passed away unexpectedly and though I...
If you have continued making the payments on the property, the bank cannot foreclose on the property just because your father passed away. Banks will sometimes try to call the loan due at the borrower's death under the "due on sale" clause of the mortgage. However, federal law specifically prohibits banks from doing this when the property is transferred due to death. The bank should allow you to assume the loan. If you do not make the payments, the bank can foreclose for lack of payment. The link below is a link to the law which applies.See question
I have made every mortgage payment. My sister's two grown daughters now say's they own half the house. There was no will. Do they have any legal right's to my house?
The answer to your question depends on how the deed is titled. You mentioned that you and your sister both purchased the house. The deed could have been drafted so that you and your sister owned the house as joint tenants with rights of survivorship. With the right of survivorship, at your sister's death the house would pass to you 100% as the surviving joint owner. However, if the deed does not indicate that you and your sister owned the property as joint tenants with the right of survivorship, then you would own the property as tenants-in-common. Tenants-in-common ownership means that at your sister's death, her 1/2 interest in the property would pass to her heirs and you would still own only your 1/2 of the property.See question
told that if she passes before the estste is setteld that her share will be divided by the remaining siblings. She wants me to be the benificient of any of those funds. Her older sister is the exutoress of the parents will and she is the one stat...
Your wife's sister may be confused by the terms of the will. For example, if the will states, "to my surviving children in equal shares" this would give each of the children living at the time of their parent's death an equal share of the property. The children only need to be living at the time of the parent's death, not at the time the estate is settled. In some instances, the will may state that the beneficiaries must survive the testator by a certain period of time. If that is the case, once the survivorship period has been met, regardless of whether the estate is settled, your wife would inherit the property.See question
The estate consists of real estate (no mortgage) and one auto (no liens).
A trust can be used to avoid a public administration. The trust would state who the property should go to at death and the Trustee would follow the terms of the trust to divide the property once the trustmaker has passed away. It is very important that the assets be transferred to the trust during the trustmaker's lifetime in order to avoid probate. To transfer a house to the trust, your attorney would prepare a new deed to the Trustee. To transfer a car to the trust, you would sign the title over to the Trustee. It is important to speak with your attorney about the pros and cons of transferring certain property into trust. For example, it is not always advisable to transfer a home into trust and your attorney can advise you whether it makes sense in your situation to do so.See question
My father-in-law passed away in NY state 2 months ago. He left no will. His house has no equity in it and he has under $6K in the bank. We have not gone for Letters of Administration. We have sold his car for pennies and am working on selling the ...
You should not distribute any of your father-in-law's assets until you have an opportunity to meet with a probate attorney in New York. While you normally would not be personally liable for his unpaid taxes, you could be liable if you distribute assets from his estate that should have been paid to his creditors. A New York probate attorney can instruct you as to which assets are subject to your father-in-law's creditors and explain the responsibilities you will have as administrator of his estate.See question
I need to set up an Irrevocable Trust so I can start the process for filing for a VA Aid and Attendance Pension for my dad. Is setting up this sort of trust state specific? If I can do this without traveling back and forth it would be a great he...
I recommend that your parents meet with an attorney in South Carolina to determine if an irrevocable trust would be appropriate. Although the VA Aid and Attendance Pension is a federal benefit, Medicaid laws are state specific. Transfers to an irrevocable trust will be subject to a five year look back period for Medicaid, so it is important that your parents meet with an attorney familiar with both VA benefits and the Medicaid laws in their home state to determine an appropriate plan.See question
I was healthcare POA and my husband was financial POA. They are asking for the monies they paid to the nursing home. There was no estate when he died. How do we respond? We are in NC. Isn't there a 2 year statute?
I recommend that you meet with an elder law attorney as soon as possible to review the claim you received from Medicaid. If your father-in-law owned any real estate at his death, it is possible that although you did not have to administer an estate, there were assets that Medicaid could seek recovery from. There are certain instances where estate recovery can be waived. An elder law attorney who is familiar with medicaid estate recovery can assist you in determining if the claim should be waived.See question


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Highlighting the outstanding performers of the 2013 indoor season, the Southeastern Conference announced on Friday that University of Tennessee pole vaulter Jake Blankenship has been named the SEC Men's Freshman Field Athlete of the Year, as voted on by the league's head coaches.
In addition, Blankenship was named second-team All-SEC and to the SEC All-Freshman Team for finishing the conference meet as the top rookie in his event. Vols distance runner Austin Whitelaw was also named to the SEC All-Freshman Team for leading all rookies in the 3,000m at last week's SEC Indoor Championships in Fayetteville, Ark.
Blankenship is the first indoor SEC Men's Freshman Field Athlete of the Year for Director of Track & Field/Cross Country J.J. Clark since taking over the Vols' squad in 2010.
The team honors are based on results from the indoor league championships. The winner in each event, including relays, earns first-team All-SEC recognition. The second-place finisher in each event, including relays, earns second-team All-SEC honors. The top freshman finisher in each event, excluding relays, earns SEC All-Freshman Team acclaim.
Blankenship highlighted the SEC Indoor Championship for the Vols, finishing as the runner-up in the men's pole vault with a lifetime best mark of 18-feet, 2.5-inches (5.55m). Seeking the Vols' 19th SEC indoor pole vault title and the sixth in the past eight seasons, the rookie went head-to-head with defending indoor and outdoor SEC champion, Andrew Irwin of Arkansas.
The Blacklick, Ohio native breezed through the first four heights, surpassing each of them on his first attempt. After clearing 18-0.5 on his second attempt, Blankenship proceeded to improve on his own UT freshman record with a vault of 18-2.5 on his first attempt. After missing the height his first try, Irwin passed on the mark and went on to hit 18-4.5 on his second effort. Blankenship took three shots at the mark, but clipped the bar on each attempt to finish as the runner-up.
The effort improved the UT freshman record to 18-2.5, a march which legendary Vol and Olympic silver medalist Lawrence Johnson held entering the season. Blankenship now ranks third all-time in UT indoor pole vault history. He also currently ranks fifth in the nation and second among freshman as we approach the NCAA Indoor Championships.
Whitelaw, a native of Monroe, Mich., also set a Tennessee freshman record at the league championships, finishing as the top rookie in the men's 3,000-meter at the Randal Tyson Track Center. Whitelaw navigated the banked course in a personal record 8 minutes, 11.68 seconds to best Glenn Morgan's 26-year-old indoor record of 8:13.70. Earlier in the season, the Vol distance runner claimed the UT freshman record in the 5K with a mark of 14:18.11 at the Armory Collegiate Invitational.
As the fifth-ranked pole vaulter in the nation this season, Blankenship has most likely sealed his trip to next week's NCAA Indoor Championships, but 13 other Tennessee track & field athletes will compete at three separate last chance NCAA qualifiers this weekend with hopes of improving the likelihood for receiving a bid to the national meet in Fayetteville, Ark., from March 8-9.
For more information on the Big Orange track & field team, follow @Vol_Track on Twitter.
2013 SEC Indoor Track and Field Teams
Men's First-Team All-SEC
Ricky Babineaux, Texas A&M
Aldrich Bailey, Jr., Texas A&M
Tarik Batchelor, Arkansas
Marquis Dendy, Florida
Cameron Efurd, Arkansas
Aaron Ernest, LSU
Matt Hillenbrand, Kentucky
Andrew Irwin, Arkansas
Anthony Leighio, Arkansas
Henry Lelei, Texas A&M
Deon Lendore, Texas A&M
Eddie Lovett, Florida
Sean Obinwa, Florida
Ricky Robertson, Ole Miss
Patrick Rono, Arkansas
Carlyle Roudette, Texas A&M
Stephen Saenz, Auburn
Garrett Scantling, Georgia
Travis Southard, Arkansas
David Triassi, Florida
Markesh Woodson, Missouri
Men's Second-Team All-SEC
Jake Blankenship, Tennessee
James Bonn, Texas A&M
Gregory Coleman, Texas A&M
Omar Craddock, Florida
Wayne Davis II, Texas A&M
Dedric Dukes, Florida
Damar Forbes, LSU
Najee Glass, Florida
Hugh Graham, Jr., Florida
Charles Grethen, Georgia
Hector Hernandez, Texas A&M
Stanley Kebenei, Arkansas
Anthony May, Arkansas
Jeremy Postin, Florida
Patrick Rono, Arkansas
Marcus Rowland, Auburn
Leonardo Seymore, Florida
Maicel Uibo, Georgia
Caleb Whitener, Georgia
Men's SEC All-Freshman Team
60m: Antwan Wright, Florida
200m: Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake, LSU
400m: Eric Janise, Arkansas
800m: Tomas Squella, Arkansas
Mile: Robbie Farnham-Rose, Alabama
3,000m: Austin Whitelaw, Tennessee
5,000m: JL Hines, Florida
60m Hurdles: Joshua Lamers, LSU
HJ: Justin Fondren, Alabama
PV: Jake Blankenship, Tennessee
LJ: Josh McCullan, Alabama
TJ: Jonathon Ilori, Missouri
SP: Ashina Miller, Georgia
WT: Elias Hakansson, Alabama
HEPT: Maicel Uibo, Georgia
Women's First-Team All-SEC
Makeba Alcide, Arkansas
Amani Bryant, Florida
Laura Carleton, LSU
Kimberlyn Duncan, LSU
Gwendolyn Flowers, LSU
Regina George, Arkansas
Denise Hinton, LSU
Hilenn James, Georgia
Charlene Lipsey, LSU
Cally Macumber, Kentucky
Cory McGee, Florida
Sparkle McKnight, Arkansas
LaQue Moen-Davis, Texas A&M
Alexis Paine, Alabama
Mandy Perkins, Florida
Chanice Porter, Georgia
Jeannelle Scheper, South Carolina
Jasmin Stowers, LSU
Agata Strausa, Florida
Chrishuna Williams, Arkansas
Women's Second-Team All-SEC
Kierre Beckles, South Carolina
Martine Borge, Arkansas
Erica Bougard, Mississippi State
Tyler Brockington, South Carolina
Kamaria Brown, Texas A&M
Ashley Collier, Texas A&M
Keri Emanuel, LSU
Donique Flemings, Texas A&M
Brea Garrett, Texas A&M
Natoya Goule, LSU
Christal Green, South Carolina
Grace Heymsfield, Arkansas
Ivanique Kemp, Arkansas
Kayla Lampe, South Carolina
Sandi Morris, Arkansas
Lucie Ondraschkova, Georgia
Ashton Purvis, Texas A&M
Erika Rucker, South Carolina
Jill Rushin, Missouri
Laura Roxberg, Missouri
Krystle Schade, Alabama
Keri Wood, Arkansas
Women's SEC All-Freshman Team
60m: Jennifer Madu, Texas A&M
200m: Jennifer Madu, Texas A&M
400m: Shaunae Miller, Georgia
800m: Kimberley Ficenec, Alabama
Mile: Lily Williams, Vanderbilt
3,000m: Hannah Jumper, Vanderbilt
5,000m: Kayla Lampe, South Carolina
60m Hurdles: Samantha Scarlett, Auburn
HJ: Shanice Hall, LSU
PV: Jessica Johnson, Auburn
LJ: Chanice Porter, Georgia
TJ: LaQue Moen-Davis, Texas A&M
SP: Valentina Muzaric, Auburn
WT: Becky Famurewa, Kentucky
PENT: Therese Jerrnbeck, LSU


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Manitoba has renewed its quest to see the Canadian Senate abolished in light of a Supreme Court decision Friday that dashed federal hopes for a quick fix for the institution.
"Our view on the need to abolish the Senate has not wavered, and if anything it is stronger in light of the Supreme Court's decision this morning," Attorney General Andrew Swan said.
"I believe Brad Wall, the premier of Saskatchewan, said it best. He said it would be difficult to abolish the Senate. It would be impossible to reform it," Swan said at the close of a news conference in which he announced the province would hire 10 more Crown attorneys and fund a beefed-up police civilian unit that works with prosecutors.
In a historic, unanimous decision, the top court advised that Prime Minister Stephen Harper's proposals to impose term limits on senators and create a "consultative election" process to choose nominees cannot be done by the federal government alone.
Rather, the court said such reforms would require constitutional amendments, approved by at least seven provinces representing 50 per cent of the population — a route fraught with political landmines which Harper had hoped to avoid.
Moreover, the court set the bar even higher for abolishing the Senate, something Harper has threatened to do if his reform agenda is stymied. Getting rid of the chamber altogether would require the unanimous consent of all 10 provinces, the eight justices said.
"The Supreme Court has said very clearly that when we're looking at fundamental change — at abolishing or reforming the Senate — it's not the unilateral decision of Parliament," Swan said. "Canada is a federation, it's a partnership and it's necessary for the federal government to consult with and work with the provinces."
Swan said Manitoba has been clear in its position that the Senate has outlived its usefulness. He referred to the institution as "the biggest taxpayer subsidy — to some political parties in Canada — a reference to the fact that the Upper Chamber is filled with Conservatives and Liberals.
He urged the federal government to call the provinces together for a constitutional conference so "we can have a good discussion on how we get rid of an outmoded institution."