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[quote:Ohwell:MV8yMDMyNTAwXzM0MTg0ODU2XzJERUZEMjc0] [quote:Special-K 4209135:MV8yMDMyNTAwXzM0MTg0NTUxX0JCNTNENDg0] OK you will probably say I'm way off base here but here goes. The Jesuits (the real evil puppetmasters of the world who control even the vatican ) have prepositioned nukes in many cities around the world. Probably even prepositioned dirty bombs and biological weapons as well. So when the time is right and public is off guard and thinking the boogieman is Iran or Syria or whomever, the Jesuits can detonate one of these nukes and blame it on another country. I've heard chatter out there in cybyerspace that there is a plan to take out Phoenix or a port city in Texas or Detroit or maybe even san Diego CA. Lot's of chatter but it could very well be a city or a port we just haven't heard about. Knowing the mind of the "illuminated ones" Phoenix AZ would be very symbolic....its burning in nuclear fire will cause a phoenix to rise up from amoung it's ashes and it will truely be a new world order (based on the iron WAR MACHINE that the US will unleash on the Middle east who will be blamed for it) Even NY or Atlantic City NJ....what better cover for disgruntled Iranians or other muslim boogiemen to slip in and put in a nuke or a biological bomb for that matter. Fact is...the real boogiemen (the Jesuits) never will be blamed......they want america to declare war on the muslim world so they can weaken us down for our final takeover by the Russians and Chinese. !!!!!!!!! Food for thought.......look up the nuking of Hiroshima. Ask yourself why Pedro Arupe and 5 other jesuits were sitting practically on top of ground zero and were hardly hurt at all and were first on the scene to help any survivors. (Note: Pedro Arupe was rewarded for his Japanese "charity" by becoming the Jesuit General)..... Often the "caregiver" of someone who'se death is mysterious ends up being the poisoner. The Jesuits pretend to be just another care-giving religious institution, but they poison all countries with there machinations and brutality. They take an oath to kill anyone their General deems a heritic or fit to die regardless of nationality or rank. Jesuits who take this 4th vow cannot be a patriot of any country and are traitors to all. Beware the Black Robed Jesuit.....or anyone who fanatically suports Rome. [/quote] You are not. Sounds familiar and we could see this scenaio play out soon. I have always known that the FF is what brings the system down. The storm might be needed to cause the conditions that will weaken the infrastructure. When I say infrastructure, I mean the perception of the public about reality. Their misguided behaviour and panic is what these people need. Its enough to create the perception that the world is no longer stable or normal. Sandy has done this. It has physically weakened the infrastructure and created the perception that there is a problem. All that is needed now is the kill shot in the form of the FF that will kickstart their war. And yes, they never take the blame for anything. The FF is what collapses the system....even the financial system. If the system goes down without the FF they will be accused of negligence. they dont want this. [/quote]
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I made arguments earlier that this storm is generated or created and is being steered.
Once you see where my argument is leading, especially with the fact that
Obama started this Sandy hype
(something unusual and perhaps unnecessary for him to do especially since he hasn't done so in previous storms), you will have no doubt in your mind that there is some sinister reason(s) behind this storm and indeed in him taking the lead in forewarning the public of it.
Let me clarify something here first. Some will argue that Obama was perhaps informed to take this storm seriously and that this is why he put himself forward to make this announcement in order to save lives.
Assuming this is the case, are these people saying that these advisors never informed Obama of the impacts of previous storms that have equally claimed lives and destroyed property? And if he was told, did he put himself forward to warn people then? Are proponents of this line of thought saying that the president can now decide situations or circumstances under which some people can live or die? that he can preside over the number of people allowed to survive in a disaster? That he can keep this information to himself through inaction or ignorance?
Are they saying it is permissible to have a certain degree of loss of life in some situations and mitigate this in some others and that the president has the moral justification to decide these sorts of things? Is this the image the president projects to the world or what he stands for? Is this what he tells you on the media?.....that he wants to allow some Americans to live and some to die? If the president could have this kind of power or make decisions based on just how he feels about the lives of Americans or their survival, who benefits then? More importantly, is this acceptable to you?
Did the president just
like announcing this storm but kept quiet in previous situations? Is this the sort of thought process that he has?
To feel like announcing disasters that could potentially kill people in some situations and not feel like announcing it in other situations?
Is this a sign of responsibility? What kind of person have you elected into office then if this is the way he responds to situations?
Why couldn't the president have handled Sandy, like he handled previous storms - keep quiet and not get involved until after the event has hit then he appears on TV to give his usual consolatory messages and media appearances? What's different this time around? Don't you see that he couldn't have done that with this storm especially since its close to election? So what are the chances of a storm occuring just close to an election to
your chances of winning?
If he did as before in previous storms by not acting, do you realise this would have been devastating for his chances of reelection and the only reason he could have taken the initiative with Sandy is because it would boost his chances in the election? But this is not the only storm that has ever occurred in US history that could have potentially boosted the President's ratings had he responded just like he did with Sandy. There have been others that have occured that he could have taken advantage of but didn't. So you cant help but think that the only reason he took action this time around was because he expects this storm to help in his re-election? But thats not all......what are the chances of a storm, an unpredictable act of nature, coming to your aid just at the time you needed it?
So you see this storm was planned, and his response was equally planned to enable him continue on as president and you are going to witness more events in the very near future that will make him act more presidential.
In previous storms that have claimed lives, if the president did what he did with Sandy by announcing in advance and acting as the hero he is now portraying to the world, it could only have been beneficial to him by strengthened his ratings, score political points and make people like him some more. He would look good in the eyes of the public. He would be a hero. The resulting high regard of his personality held by them as someone who cares would simply have been a natural thing, more genuine, original and heartfelt which will build into the elections and secure him a second term without any problems whatsoever.
So the president had several opportunities in the past that came his way to save lives but didn't seize them but was banking on just this one future opportunity of the Sandy storm, to prove his gravitas in handling tough situations? Hmmm!
This opportunity, if people don't understand what I am getting at here, has one in a million chance of occuring. It is an opportunity that may never, ever have happened unless of course he knew about the storm in advance (at least a year ago since the last devastating storm occurred) or perhaps created this storm when he wanted it to fit in this time period and for an agenda. If I tell you that a storm is coming on the 15th of January 2013, would you believe me? Would you prepare for it? What are the chances of this storm happening as I said? You you see, Obama couldn't just have had heaven favour him that this storm just happened before the election that now gave him the spring he required?
I believe there is a saying that a bird in hand is worth more than ten in the forest. If the president was pragmatic in the past, he would simply have taken advantage of those opportunistic moments when disaster struck, that would have been as they occur, once in a life time opportunities that just happened to come his way to do something really good instead of hoping for one future opportunity that may never materialise (Sandy in this sense) unless again he created this perfect storm.
What are the odds that this storm came out of the blues? Impossible!
So you see, he knew too much and knew of things he wanted to do in advance and created this storm for this occasion. He couldn't have possibly seen the future and know the time frame, within days of the election, mother nature would create a storm that now has the potential of cancelling/postponing the election or give him that opportunity to look charismatic and presidential to score political points. How on earth is that even possible? So you see, there are sinister motives for him taking this stance with Sandy. I can tell you at this point that shit is about to Hit The Fan and very, very soon.
If you wish to read more of what I have to say, please see my further expansion into this matter below....
The smoking gun in this storm saga is the
. He started this hype and one could argue that if he could be the postman for this hurricane he could as well have been the postman for other hurricanes that occurred in the past.
Obama seems to know so much about this storm. That mother nature wont fizzle out this thing in time for the elections? He knows enough information to put his credibility on the line for it. The only way you can be this confident about a storm like this and its implications with all the possible uncertainties of weather behaviour etc. is if you called for it and control it.
After all there is no way to possibly estimate the trajectory, behaviour, damage and destruction of life and property a storm like this and others like it in the past could leave in their paths. And if lesser hurricanes of the past have claimed lives and destroyed property like the current one has, then I believe no life is less important than the other and those hurricanes should have been given the same treatment and response Sandy received. Did we get this same treatment and response with previous storms, especially with the president coming forward to break the ice? I would assume this is not the case. So what makes Sandy special?
Why is he spearheading the efforts in forewarning and responding to this storm? Is he saying that, by him taking main-stage you should take the storm or him more seriously? So you shouldn't have taken other storms more seriously that have equally cost lives? Or he doesnt have time for you in those periods but now do? The storm seems just like the perfect help he could use during an election season to boost his ratings, doesn't it? That is if you believe in such a thing as coincidence. If all this sounds too good to be true, its because it is. So one could argue that this event has only boosted his credibility, or he is taking advantage of it and is the one who stands to benefit most from this. Hmmmmm! How blessed he is that this storm has come to his aid. Just by the very acts of taking advantage of the situation (of an incoming storm that hasn't hit yet) should make people question his motives. It also tells you he knows more about this storm than he is telling you. Why didnt he do what we did with Irene....NOT ANNOUNCE IT IN THE FIRST INSTANCE? So he somehow seems to know about the prolonged implications of this storm and what impact it would have on the perceptions of people hoping to have elections, otherwise how could he have simply kicked the ball rolling even before the storm actually hit?
I am saying in essence that the President should have been the one announcing every other hurricane that has occurred in the past, like he did with Sandy. He should have had this preparation, response and publicity for those past storms, just like Sandy, but since that hasn't been the case, then this announcement should be deemed fishy by people. It is contradictory of his past actions or inactions and the people should be looking into this.
The reason why this is necessary is that it might be a key to unlocking your own minds as to why these things are happening or being done by these people.
Storm warnings, in the past, have usually come from local agencies and MSM. This time however, it is different. It came directly from the president. Why?
Is this one of the many situations we will be seeing him act presidential in the days, weeks and months to come? Attending to one form of national emergency or the other as they pile on each other? Are we about to see a cascade of events that will make the president assume a position of power and authority acting as the charismatic leader in the middle of it all? Is his address of Sandy a mini prep for him or a meams to pass on a message to a group? Is it a distraction?
His announcement can be for a host number of reasons but I can tell you without any shadow of a doubt is that one of those reasons is
about saving people's lives. It might appear so on the surface but it isn't. His response will appeal to emotionally driven people. Analytical people can however see through what he his doing.
He has his own agenda and people had better find out what that is. Many would say the agenda is about covering up Benghazi issue or to win the election. As I will argue later, his agenda is bigger, covert, more sinister and far reaching than any of those issues.
I'm certain they ordered this hurricane otherwise why would the president put his reputation on the line and warn about the seriousness of a storm when it hasnt hit yet and could possibly not tell how mother nature would behave or what damage and destruction this would leave in its path? How would he know when it will stop? How could he know what Mother Nature would possibly do? I mean, Irene turned out not to be an issue. Would the president still be credible if he had made an issue out of it then? Does he know as much as the number of lives that will be lost before a storm hits and can be the judge and jury as to whether to allow it or not?
And if he didn't make an issue out those past storms that claimed lives, is he saying now that some certain losses are permissible? One life is sad enough to lose and as he claimed, that his first priority as president is about protecting Americans, everything possible should have been done to prevent the loss on just that One Life. Again, it is impossible to know the number of lives a hurricane will take so every possible preparation should be made.
Not only is Obama's reputation on the line now, the mainstream media's reputation for being a pied piper is also on the line for trumpeting Obama's announcement. If this storm turns out to be a non issue, they are seriously out of business and cannot trumpet any other president's speech. I am however certain this wont be the case. They will come out the strong ones on the backside of this.
So either this storm is gonna be serious or what is coming after it is gonna blow your minds. I personally think the storm is a trigger, an excuse, a build up to a series of cascading events we are about to witness that just wont stop. Get your Guinness Book of Records out to record the absurdities and never before seen events about to transpire on the surface of this planet.
Back to the storm, for all we know, nature could fizzle out this whole thing but with Obama's warning last night, he seems to know what nature intends to do. How could this be? How could he know lives will be lost (of which his actions allude to)? Add to this the fact that this warning from him, if it turned out to be nothing, could affect his credibility and ruin his chances of winning the election just few days away from D day (not that the elections are real anyway), then you will realise that he knows whats coming. You could also argue that elections will be the least of our worries by next week and the president knows this as well. Other events will develop faster than we can catch up with.
I believe Sandy was ordered and could be the perfect cover for a number of things.
1. Dry Run or Flash Crash for NYSE before the real thing actually occurs
2. A diversion from other bigger moves they are making. Why wasn't there coverage of the impact of the storm on Washington DC for instance? They showed other places but DC during the coverage. One also wonders how their central commands remain intact in all disasters that ever occurred. Do they steer these disasters or have for avery long time secured locations to keep them safe? These sorts oif questions are just mind boggling.
Concerning their central command. When this is attacked, you will know that the end is come and they have no more leeway to play their games anymore. Until such a time, they will maintain it for operations.
However, the false flag is what actually brings the house of cards down....it is what starts the war they want not the hurricane. Watch out for this very, very soon.
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By mike foster
April 3, 2012
What is the worst name you've ever been called? Most likely, you can remember the term, as well as who said it, where you were and how it has impacted you over the years.
Last summer, we asked members of our People of the Second Chance community to submit labels they'd heard, used or experienced. As the comments poured onto our site, I began to understand the depth and power of words. It still gives me chills to this day when I re-read their feedback. The list is ugly, painful and personal; there are labels I've been called and labels I've called others.
Labels lie in the way they characterize us. They strip our dignity and humanity. Labels dumb down the complexity of who we truly are. For many, they become the destructive foundation on which life is built. There are countless labels that deserve discussion, but here I want to tackle five, maybe in ways you've never considered before.
Calling someone stupid has a casual and lighthearted feel. It's easy. "He's being stupid." "That's a stupid idea." "I'm so stupid sometimes." It's not "fag" or "retard" or some racial slur. It's not going to raise any eyebrows with the FCC or show up on a list of words to abandon. In fact, it's tempting to think of it as a kid's word, not a label. What's the big deal, right?
But ask yourself this: If it's a kid's word, how do you think a kid would feel if called stupid? Would she be casual and lighthearted or hurt and angry? Would he get the joke, or would it maybe shrink his self-esteem just a little bit? It's hard to tell, because when it comes to labeling, it's not about vulgarity or shock value but about what the label says about the person being labeled.
It's not about kids and adults but how we choose to treat each other as human beings of all ages. And the danger with words like "stupid," which are easy to throw around, is that they normalize the belittling of people and ideas.
Being called fat can be devastating for people. It represents more complex issues than we realize, and in a single, ugly word, we can trivialize a lifetime of pain. Fat represents vulnerability because unlike the other labels on this list, you wear it on the outside. Fat represents heartbreak for all the failed diets and disappointing workouts. Fat represents fear for all the health risks you hear and read about constantly. Fat represents powerlessness because you can't just wake up and stop being fat, no matter how much you want to. And fat represents pressure for all the images of societal perfection we're presented with and long to conform to.
In a body-obsessed culture, this three-letter-word can fracture our fragile identity and self-worth. Our bodies matter to us, and they are the primary representation of how we want others to see us. That's why this word can be so hurtful.
On the flip side, finding after finding confirms that obesity has, indeed, been rising for decades. It's not an imaginary problem, but it's also not something that can be simply labeled and shunned. If we're going to arrive collectively at a healthier and happier place, we have to find a way to help each other along without labeling, isolating and trivializing. Fat lies.
The roots of the word "ghetto" are pretty ugly. Derived from an Italian word meaning "waste," ghetto has long referred to the concept of social separation. Jews were forced to live in ghettos during World War 2, and the worst areas of inner city poverty are often referred to as modern ghettos. So while it's tempting to shrug the label "ghetto" off as just meaning "poor," it actually implies so much more. Ghetto isn't an adjective but a social concept. It means exclusion, bias and injustice.
We don't usually call people "ghetto" to their face. Instead, we talk about how ghetto someone is with our friends. We talk about how their apartment is ghetto, or their car, or their clothes, or their music, or their accent. Pretty soon, everything about them is ghetto, and just like that, we've moved from adjective to social concept. Things we don't say out loud start taking root. Their aspirations are ghetto. Their family is ghetto. Their challenges are ghetto. Their worries are ghetto. Their pain is ghetto. Their life is ghetto. Our whole view of someone is poisoned by an assumption of how we think they live their lives and how it's different from the way we live our own.
The word "ghetto" is insidious because it has history. It has racial overtones. It separates and oversimplifies. It lies. Don't use it. Don't accept it.
One of the worst things about labels is how they violate us. Theymake private things public, and they make false things sound true.Labels like "slut" are the worst of both worlds, deeply violating onboth accounts. "Slut" hits you socially and morally, and like all trulynasty labels, it's hard to defend against and refuses to go away. Itturns people against the victim and even makes allies disappear. Itgets used against people who are already vulnerable and can lead todevastating outcomes.
Sexual labels seem to be one of our favorite ones to use these days.If someone can define your sexuality, they can then ascribe all theattributes that come with it. As human beings, we are context-seekingcreatures. We need our boxes. We need our clarity. If we can takesomeone's sexuality and place it in an understandable category, we feelat peace and our world is at balance again. And whether it be aboutlabeling an individual's sexual orientation or one night of infidelity,sexuality is reduced to simplistic stereotypes.
So, what can we do? We can start by refusing to accept and use it. But we can also be the ally that doesn't disappear. We can be the community that provides strength instead of scorn and helps disarm this worst of labels.
If you want to hurt someone's feelings, you've got labels to pick from. If you want to be mean, insensitive, smug or juvenile, you've got labels to pick from. If you want to damage someone's reputation, you've got labels to pick from.
But if you want to do all those things and sound righteous while doing it—then call someone a racist.
It's hard to defend against, and it's almost impossible to shake if it's shouted loud enough. It offends virtually everyone out there and hearkens back to times and places we'd all rather just forget. It's not just a loaded word—it's a loaded gun.
That's not to say that racism doesn't exist or that it shouldn't be called out and addressed. It absolutely should. But unfortunately, in today's environment of highly-charged politics (governmental and otherwise), the temptation to demonize an enemy or opponent is stronger than ever. Even worse, the means to do it is in our hands. From tweets and blogs to YouTube videos and stump speeches, our voices have reach like never before. And when used disingenuously, a label like "racist" is a cheap shot—a low blow. It's a way to shut any argument down and dismiss any foe as being unworthy of engagement. As with every label, it is a simplifying word for a very complex issue that actually needs dialogue.
By all means, fight for what's right and stand up to racist behaviors and attitudes. But let grace and love be your weapons, and leave the labels behind. Don't use them. Don't accept them.
These five labels—stupid, fat, ghetto, racist and slut—all have one thing in common: They devalue the victim and brainwash the user. They trick us into thinking there is a necessary barrier between us and them. But labels are never necessary and never protect anyone from anyone else. They drive us apart in the worst ways instead of bringing us together to heal with our collective strength.
I truly believe we reinvent the world by reinventing how we live. I want to live in a world that refuses to label, stereotype or slapdamaging words on others. That means guarding my own words and not jumpingto conclusions. It means speaking up when our society and our friendswant to use labels. This vicious form of judgment needs to stop, and itbegins with you and me.
Mike Foster is the co-founder of People of the Second Chance and the author of Gracenomics: Unleash the Power of Second Chance Living. He serves on the executive team at PlainJoe Studios and lives in Southern California. He blogs at www.MikeFoster.tv and is @MikeFoster on Twitter.
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Ephesians 4:29 "Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen."
Oh give me a break... I've been fat and stupid my entire life. Who gives a CRAP what people say? I honestly think people should use labels more instead of less to keep our generation from becoming the weakest, most vulnerable generation of all time. Being hurt toughens people up. It used to hurt when kids called me "chubby checker" or "fatass" but you know what? I've grown a lot from it and I'm tough as nails against anything that anyone wants to say about/to me. I mean, seriously... being hurt is a natural part of life that is absolutely vital to facilitate growth. Even the Bible says that trials and tribulations build perseverance and maturity. So, I guess what I'm saying is... this article is STUPID!
Ha!...I like your spunk!...I won't say I completely agree with you, but that's a bit of a technicality....I AGREE with the spirit of your comments...this article smacks of being Politically Correct....not Politically Comical....did the author or anyone chiming in to praise the article hear of laughing and being more thick-skinned...you are right...we will continue to be so overly sensitive that it really is not spiritually nor socially mature, rather childish.
Words can hurt...if used in the wrong context or to just hurt and that's it, with no regard to a person's worth ( the N-word, White Trash)...but even words used "derisively" can be used in a spirit of affection and desire to bond with another person, stranger or not....this article misses that reality completely.
We are not THAT important...the good intention to not hurt another leads to a crippling sensitivity that wasn't there in the first place! ( Believe me, I've lived it at the university and seminary levels ) "We" want the world to bow to "our" sensitivities....Red Alert: the world is not that sensitive...just you!
3For by the grace
(unmerited favor of God) given to me I warn everyone among you not to
estimate and think of himself more highly than he ought [not to have an
exaggerated opinion of his own importance], but to rate his ability with
sober judgment, each according to the degree of faith apportioned by
God to him.
I think that proscribing words is a lot like burning books. You shut out what you personally do not like or approve of. In the process, you do more harm than good, because you give attention to the wrong thing. I am a great advocate of using our words to heal rather than harm, so I certainly do not advocate or excuse name-calling or pejorativelabels. However, the best way to get out of that mold is to focus on the loving and healing word you want to inject into the conversation. Even when we disagree with the person on the other side of the conversation, there are probably healing and building words we can use instead of words that incite emotional, defensive reactions. Jesus said that we are to love and pray for our enemies. The words of love and prayer do not assault people. The problem with making a list of "bad" words is that by tomorrow morning, someone will have thought of another one we left off. If we who live in relationship with Christ speak words that grow out of that relationship, we will speak truth and invite relationship with others. Isn't that better than fumbling around trying to remember what word not to say?
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- Use "now" instead of "at this point in time";
- "to instead of "in order to";
- "list" instead of "make a list of";
- "looked" instead of "took a look"
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Streamline your messages instead of streamline your written messages.
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Previous L79 Registry Registrant with photo
December 2, 2016
Newest L79 Registry Registrant with photo
December 6, 2016
Anyone with a documented RPO L79 Chevelle, Chevy II, or Corvette is encouraged to submit the data requested on the contact form. No owner's address or email account will be published unless they so desire. All personal data of this type will be kept in a database. Anyone requesting data on any car will have their request forwarded to the current owner on file. If the owner on file wishes to respond, it will be up to the owner. I will only pass along the request. The L79 Registry is dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of these cars.
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Where applicable, and with consent from the present owner, his/her name will be noted. If the owner does not wish to be known, their personal information will remain on file with the L79 Registry for future correspondence and will not be publicly released as noted above.
Have, or need, paperwork or parts for an RPO L79? The Orphan page may help. Not a page to sell L79 items as such but rather this section is to reunite paperwork or parts with the car. Items for sale are found on the For Sale page.
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In a piece on the new Barnes for Vanity Fair, Paul Goldberger briefly explains the tumultuous move from Lower Merion to the Parkway before gushing over the new building and the marriage between the inspiring architecture and the arrangement of the works it contains as dictated by their original position in the previous location. He describes it as, "…a place where you not only see incomparably great art but feel the instincts and the personality of a single collector. Barnes's will may have been changed, but his presence surely remains." [Vanity Fair]
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Surfin' USA goes to the dogs as canine surf season opens
By Sarah Tippit
SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - Surf's up -- and Buddy, a Jack Russell terrier, is stoked.
The wiry canine, who weighs about 15 pounds, has been surfing for 10 of his 12 years alongside owner Bruce Hooker, 53, from Ventura, California, usually hitting the waves three times a week and walking up to six miles daily to stay fit for the ocean.
This Saturday he will be competing with about 60 other dogs in the fifth annual Loews Coronado Bay Resort Surf Dog competition in Imperial Beach which marks the start of the dog surfing season.
"He's really passionate about it. He sees this as a game and he wants to play. I'm sure he's ridden more waves than any other dogs," said Hooker, a salesman and lifelong surfer who serves as Buddy's coach and spotter.
"My job is to get him into the critical part of the wave," said Hooker, proud that Buddy came first in his "heat," or weight class, in last year's contest.
The popular San Diego area contest, like many of the growing number of dog surfing events being held in southern California each year, is a fundraiser for pet-related charities, said Loews General Manager Kathleen Cochran.
This year proceeds will be donated to the San Diego Police Canine unit. The rules of the contest? Every canine has 10 minutes to catch his or her best wave and will be judged on confidence level, length of ride and overall ability to "grip it and rip it," Cochran said.
"I personally look for attire, whether they come dressed seriously with board shorts on, what's going on with their tails, whether they're wagging them or sitting on them," said Cochran. Continued...


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ESPN's Dan Graziano wrote in his Saturday mailbag column that the Giants "are hearing good things" about running back David Wilson as he recovers from January spinal fusion surgery. However, Graziano also opines that Wilson will play only once he is fully healthy, something that would leave the team "pleasantly surprised."
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In other words, we're not really getting anywhere with Wilson at the moment. He's trying to come back, but can he? That is a question without an answer. It's why the Giants gave a four-year deal to Rashad Jennings . Even if Wilson is somehow ready to go by Week 1, Jennings is their starter. But his fantasy value also depends heavily on Wilson. If he can't return to the field, the Giants don't really have much behind Jennings on their running back depth chart. Peyton Hillis or Michael Cox could be their No. 3 RB right now. That means Jennings could continue what he kind of started last year in Oakland: being a dual-threat workhorse.
Jennings has battled several injuries throughout his five-year career. He has never played in 16 games, and missed all of 2011 due to a knee injury. But he was a beast for the second half of 2013 with the Raiders and could reprise that role in the Giants' new offense. I think the 29-year-old has high-RB2 potential, but again, we will have to keep tabs on Wilson throughout the spring and summer to know how this backfield is going to look. If Wilson is available, I have no doubt in my mind that head coach Tom Coughlin will employ a value-draining timeshare. Such a thing might be great for the Giants; fantasy owners who invested in Jennings would think otherwise.


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Decatur Central's rising junior offensive tackle Trent Maynard is now at two offers as Illinois joined Cincinnati on his list recently.
While the Illini had previously been in contact with the 6-foot-5, 280-pound prospect, the offer still was somewhat unexpected.
"It's pretty crazy how they offered me," he said. "During the Winter, we talked and they wanted me to come down for a basketball game, but the day of the game, there was a huge snowstorm, so I wasn't able to go. After that, I hadn't talked to them much,, but the first couple weeks of summer, at practice, Coach Dixson told me Illinois offered and to call Coach Ricker."
While then-offensive line coach A.J. Ricker has now moved on to Missouri, Maynard remains in contact and hopes to visit Champaign soon.
"I called them and we talked about me coming down there for camp some time, but I was busy with Vanderbilt and Notre Dame ones so we talked about coming down late July if possible and they said they'd work something out."
Those other two camps allowed Maynard to catch the eye of the Commodores and Fighting Irish.
"When I went to Vanderbilt, after camp, I talked to Coach Lightner, and he said if it were up to him, he would have offered me on the spot. He said he would talk to the other coaches once they finished up their week of camps and go from there. They said they'd call the week after, but I haven't heard from them since camp, so that's still in question."
"They're still my favorite school," Maynard added, "and I'd love to play in the SEC and play for them."
As for Notre Dame, the Irish Invasion camp brought about a new position, but he adjusted quickly.
"At camp, they told me I did good throughout camp and they stopped and gave me some lessons because I played left guard, and I never played there before, so I talked to the coaches and they said stay in touch and get back to campus for a visit."
Maynard says he is also hearing from Indiana among other schools currently.


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The situation in Yemen became more heated Monday as Yemeni forces clashed with suspected al-Qaida operatives, killing two and reportedly wounding a few more 25 miles from the capital city of San'a. According to The New York Times, Yemeni officials linked the militants they targeted in Monday's fight to ongoing threats against U.S. and British embassies in their country. —KA
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Those embassies remained closed on Monday for a second day, and the French, German and Japanese embassies also closed.
The Yemeni forces were tracking Nazih al-Hanq, whom they suspected of belonging to the regional terrorist group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, when they came under fire in the city of Arhab, the officials said. They said that two of Mr. Hanq's bodyguards were killed and perhaps three others wounded, but that Mr. Hanq escaped in the area between the villages of Al Hanq and Beit Boussan.
Arhab was the site of one of several strikes against militants on Dec. 17 that came after American officials, working closely with Yemeni authorities, obtained information that four suicide bombers were aiming at Western targets in Yemen. The strikes killed three of the suspected bombers and damaged two Qaeda training camps.
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Cadillac Escalade, EXT and ESV Forum - 1999 - 2006 Discussion, RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear in Cadillac Escalade Forums; About 10 months ago, I had my Transmission rebuilt. 2005 Escalade, 5.3L V8 2WD, 170k. About a month ago , ...
- 03-04-14 01:50 AM #1Cadillac Owners Member
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RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
About 10 months ago, I had my Transmission rebuilt. 2005 Escalade, 5.3L V8 2WD, 170k. About a month ago , I was driving
and had to get the car towed because of hole in the transmission coolant line. The same guy who did the transmission rebuilding fixed the hole at no cost. Ever since I got it back, the RPMs have been jumping. I checked fluid and its good. It happens right when I get to 4th gear at about 50 MPH and if I stop accelerating , it obviously stops, but 5 seconds into reaccelerating it starts to bounce between 1500 and 2000 RPMs. It doesn't really bounce in the lower gears but will do some hard shifting if I accelerate too hard out of sharp turns. Oil change was 1500 miles ago with Mobil 1 High Millage Fully Synthetic. From the reading that I have been doing these forums it could , it seems to be it could be a TCC problem or Air filter issue. I am no expert, but I can do the essentials like fluid changing and top offs. I also have a theory, because I topped off my fluid recently with
DEX 3, less then half a quarts worth, and I am thinking maybe the mechanic filled it up with DEX 6 and it is diluted possibly or some gunk is built up. I don't know, I need some answers though as it is the only vehicle in the household. Thank you
Re: RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
No one has a solution? I'm thinking about doing a trans fluid change to see if it makes a difference.
- 03-04-14 07:37 PM #3Originally Posted by Lepper
- 03-06-14 03:53 PM #4Cadillac Owners Fanatic
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Re: RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
i did a fluid change and corvette servo. dont know which one fixed it but i sure liked the corvette servo. its very easy to install
- 03-06-14 05:44 PM #5Originally Posted by bigirb2002
Re: RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
Today I was driving and the check engine light came on finally. Engine isn't jumping as bad, but like I said the light is now on.
- 03-06-14 07:43 PM #7Originally Posted by Lepper
- 03-07-14 07:34 PM #9Originally Posted by Lepper
Re: RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
I filled it up with 1.25 quarts of DEX 6 and it fixed the issue strangely enough. One of my hoses are dripping a very small amount of trans fluid, which might over time make have to do top offs more often. I am about to get new brakes and will get new hoses when I do. I think that the mechanic didn't top off the fluid when he patched the hole in the line. I still get an occasational rpm jump but way more mid and very rarely it has been doing it. Engine light is still on.
- 03-08-14 06:31 PM #11Originally Posted by Lepper
Re: RPMs Jumping mainly in 4th gear
Engine check light has turned off and transmissions seems back to normal strangely enough. Mechanic didn't top off transmission. I just have to get my brakes done now.
- 03-10-14 02:15 AM #14Originally Posted by Lepper


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