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I am having an electrical issue and I really need some help. '99 Cherokee with 4.0 straight 6. I have burnt up 3 starters in a matter of about a week. First voltage gauge dropped dash and headlights went dim for few seconds then everything returned to normal. Smelled electrical burning and parked, starter was completely dead when I investigated. I put new altenator on (assuming it was diode and alt was weak anyway). Fixed that problem (sorta) but when I parked the other day I turned Jeep off and starter was still spinning. Now starter is completely dead again. Do not know if starter was spinning will running because i didn't hear grinding or anything. Also ignition had lag of bout .5-1 sec between key turn and starter engage. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.
Where did you buy the starter ? Tested or replaced the starter relay ? Any troubles with the ignition cylinder ?
I bought the starter from OReiley's. It is a reman (Mitsu i think). Have not tested the starter relay. How do i do so? As far as ignition, there is some lag between key turn and starter engage. I was thinking maybe ignition switch could be an area to address.
Sounds like a sloppy rebuild. Do yourself a favor and buy a good quality rebuilt starter or even a new starter. Cheap crappy "Lifetime Warranty" parts are often out of specification or even failed right out of the box. Many times they have a short service life before they fail. Buy good quality replacement parts and genuine Jeep sensors.
Sounds as if the starter is staying engaged when the key switch is returned to the "run" position. This will destroy the starter in short order. There should be no voltage present on the small terminal on the starter solenoid when the key is returned to the "run" position.
i unfortunately didn't ask when i bought the starter just told them what i need and bought the one the guy gave me. I agree though i think that i will see if i can warranty and get credit on actual new starter
gonna check that out tomorrow after work cause i have the same suspicion. but when burnt up last one ignition was actually switched off and starter was still spinning. I dont know how the excite wire would get voltage with key off, unless there was internal short between B+ and excite wire in the starter. what do you guys think?
I had a similar problem with my ZJ 4.0. Strange intermittent electrical problems to include the starter not shutting off. After much trouble shooting to include ignition switch replacement I found the ground wire from the battery to the fender was fried. I replaced the wire with a heavy cable and haven't had a problem since.
Well I replaced starter relay and got the starter warrantied. Lag between ignition and starter gone now so I think that is a good sign. On a side note O'Reilley's does even offer a brand new starter, reman is only thing available. Guess I might be going somewhere else for parts from now on...I will update soon but hopefully I got the problem solved. Appreciate the input from everyone.
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Shillong, Oct 07 (UNI) The Tribal Chieftains in Meghalaya have urged the Centre to create an Upper House for the traditional rulers of the state.
The tribal chieftains of the three major tribes - Khasi, Jaintia and Garo - took this decision at a 'Dorbar Ri'(People's Parliament), held at Mawphlang village yesterday.
The people's parliament is considered sacred and divine by the tribals here and is strictly non-political.
The proposed 60-member upper house, to be named as Meghalaya Legislative Council, would comprise Khasi Syiems (Chief), Jaintia Dolois (Chieftains) and Nokmas (Clan Chieftains), besides representatives from all sections of the society, including women, youth, academicians, farmers and entrepreneurs, Grassroots Democracy Advisory Council chairman Robert Kharshiing said.
''The members of the Meghalaya Legislative Council would serve a three-year term by rotation to ensure proper representation for all,'' added Mr Kharshiiing, who is also the member of the Rajya Sabha.
He said the proposal, if materialised, would fulfil the aspirations of the traditional democratic institutions of the state, who presently feel left out of the democratic process.
The people's parliament, attended by the local tribal people, also urged the 60-member state Legislative Assembly to pass resolutions recommending the Centre to create the Legislative Council.
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Guitarist Jani Liimatainen of the Finnish melodic metallers SONATA ARCTICA has issued the following statement via the band's official web site (rough translation from Finnish):"Unfortunately, we have come to a situation in where I'm unable to play SONATA ARCTICA's scheduled gigs this spring. The reason for this is that I have to fulfill my civic duties. The band will, in any case, perform the agreed gigs with a substitute guitarist and I'm sure he will meet the high standards the fans expect from SONATA ARCTICA's gigs. I hope I'll be able to return to the band as soon as possible, because the tour break has already taken too long and I miss the sweaty nights on stage and the sweaty days in the tour bus! I want to wish a nice spring to all fans; hopefully we will meet soon!" As previously reported, SONATA ARCTICA has completed work on its new album, "Unia" (Finnish for "Dreams"), due on May 25 via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was mixed at Finnvox studio in Helsinki and was mastered at the Cutting Room in Stockholm, Sweden. The final installment of SONATA ARCTICA keyboardist Henkka Klingenberg's studio report can be found at this location. The latest single from SONATA ARCTICA, "Replica" — containing a new version of the title cut, which originally appeared on the band's 1999 debut, "Ecliptica", plus the songs "Draw Me" (instrumental) and "Respect the Wilderness" — entered the Finnish single chart in November at position No. 1. The new version of "Replica" is included on SONATA ARCTICA's "best of" collection, entitled "The Collection 1999-2006", which entered the Finnish album chart at No. 16. In addition to material from the band's studio albums, the CD contains a new version of the song "My Land", which also originally appeared on "Ecliptica". For more information on the "Replica" single and the "The Collection 1999-2006" CD, go to this location.
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Many of Florida's wildlife species face shrinking habitat as once undisturbed land is developed. The disappearance of natural environments can have devastating effects on wildlife populations. To curb this habitat loss in Florida, the state has maintained more than 5 million acres of land that the FWC oversees as Wildlife Management Areas and Wildlife Environmental Areas. Managers maintain these lands with controlled burns and other methods to limit invasive vegetation and secure a foothold for native plants and animals.
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Thank you, May, for bringing this back out of the ditch. Quite a post you've done there! Do you think anyone will respond or was your post too long for them? How much they have to read seems to always be a sticking point in these "discussions".
"Polarities" and "Electrets"! OK, I was ready to play with some pidgeons but I wasn't ready to jump into that end of the pool. Now I've got to swim or at least tread water. Do you have any more information on this thinking?
Then, I wonder if you might address this thought also. You say, "But you CAN change the SOUND by doing any of those things - AND create better height in the music, better width, better depth, better separation of instruments, better definition etc and this is EXACTLY what numerous people have been reporting !!!!! From EXACTLY the SAME digital information on the disc !!"
I know all those who have been protesting will take this as an insult and it is not meant that way but ...
What if someone simply doesn't perceive those qualities? What if height, depth, separation, etc. means nothing to them? This has been my experience with many clients over the years, they do not hear those qualities that I and others hear that define for me - and others - the differing nature and quality of a component's performance. I have seen many a clinet of mine and other salespeople who has chased the "perfect sound" for years and invested enormous amounts of time and cash into securing what they believe is being described in the magazines. Each new component brought them more frustration rather than more happiness. Finally, the day comes when they have invested too much and heard too little and they decide it is all a sham. Every one of them has gone back to the extreme of a $150 receiver or a $400 power amp being all that's required by them for good sound.
I've never had a problem with this if that is how they prefer to listen. What I've had a problem with is their insistence that we all get dragged back into the bushes with them. They cannot get over the idea someone else might actually be hearing the qualities they describe.
Like I said, this is not meant as an insult but it is what I have seen happen more than a few times.
I don't know these people on this forum well enough to say that is what has happened but the more they say, the more they sound like each client I had who gave up in frustration. They all fell back to relying on machines to tell them what to believe and they all fell back to everyone being dishonest if they could not hear what was being described.
Many of them were technicians, engineers, designers, etc. who had the machines to prove to themself they could not hear what they wanted. Many of them were musicians who would choose an instrument not for the wood or metal used in construction but the way a single, individual, inanimate instrument played in their hands or an amplifier sounded in the studio. But they denied the same qualities when it came to home audio.
And then the arguments started and the accusations flew. The ones who started every thread or conversation with an accusation of dishonesty were the easiest to spot for what they heard and what they did not.
I can only guess they will never hear "Electrets" and "Polarites" and the effect they might have.
The fact that they can hear improvements from a digitally encoded disc must be as incomprehensible to them as it is to Welsh Hi Fi and Ethan !! But, having tried that particular technique, they are prepared to describe to others what they have heard !!
And, somehow, I suspect those people who have heard the difference are not as shy about admitting what they perceive as some others might be and not as influenced by what cannot be possible.


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In Need of Spiritual Oxygen?
Without oxygen, your body will die. And without "spiritual oxygen," your spirit cannot come alive. Only the Lord can give life to your body. And only the Holy Spirit can give "spiritual oxygen" to your spirit. The Christian life is as miraculous as breath itself. Receiving life-giving oxygen into your spirit is as easy as taking your first breath after being born. It just happens.
There are many religions, but only one type of spirituality that produces life on the inside. False doctrine tends to make you proud of your religious efforts. True doctrine, on the other hand, involves an understanding of just how far you fall short of God's holy requirements. To "breathe with Jesus" means in essence that you no longer trust in your religious deeds to save you. Now you are trusting Him, and what He did for you on the cross.
Before you trusted Christ, there was no spiritual oxygen so to speak in your spirit. That's because your spirit was "dead in sin." There was not an ounce of life in it. Your soul may have been busy carrying out religious duties, but there was no breath of God in that approach. Just striving, and pressing, and pride.
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Capuano lists top 5 places with good plates
A generation ago, many Brewers players looking for in-season housing sought refuge in quiet southwestern suburbs like Greendale, Hales Corners and Muskego. Those places were convenient to the ballpark and airport and populated with other players, which made it to bring families together for cookouts, play dates, zoo trips, etc.
Chris Capuano is a Downtown kind of guy.
The 28-year-old left-hander, currently on the 15-day disabled list with a groin strain, has lived Downtown since he arrived in Milwaukee before the 2004 season.
"I like living Downtown," said Capuano, who lives in a condo near Lake Michigan and often does errands on his Segway scooter. "I'm single and I don't cook a lot, so I like to be near a lot of different restaurants and the night spots. And, I really like being near the lake."
We spoke to Capuano last year about the closing of Prospect Mall, which was his one of his favorite spots to watch movies. At the time, he listed Sol Fire as one of his favorite restaurants. With Sol Fire closed, and soon to be replaced at 2014 N. Farwell Ave. by Pepe's Pink Taco, we decided to ask Chris to list his five favorite Milwaukee restaurants.
"There are so many good ones, I may have a tough time picking five," he said. "But, I'll give it a try."
Here, in no particular order, is Capuano's list:
Roots: "I've been there for dinner a couple times and I liked it. I think I had lamb once. Their menu changes a lot, because it's all seasonal. And, they've got good mojitos."
Bacchus: "I enjoy Bacchus, and it's right down the road from my place. I can Segway there."
Carnevor: "That's a solid spot on Milwaukee Street."
Mo's Steakhouse: "I'd probably be remiss if I didn't mention Mo's. A lot of people bag on it, but I always have a good meal when I go there. I had swordfish the other day, and it was delicious. To me, Mo's is always solid. It almost seems like people want to get sick of it. They want to knock it for some reason. But, I've always had good experiences there."
Lake Park Bistro: "They've got French cuisine there and I like the setting. I think I had sea bass that was really good."
Capuano laughed when we pointed out that his list omitted several traditional favorites of major-league players, who tend to favor upscale chains like P.F Changs, Cheesecake Factor and the Capital Grille.
He admitted that most visiting players would not venture to one of his favorite spots on an off-night. "Guys tend to go places where they know what they're getting," he said. "Most of them would probably rather go to Benihana."
One renowned local restaurant Capuano has not visited yet: Sanford. "I'd like to try it," he said.
Asked if his family and friends are surprised by Milwaukee's culinary choices, Capuano said, "People are surprised by Milwaukee in general; the restaurants; the museums; the lake. Pretty much everything about the city surprises them."
Downtown dwellers shouldn't be surprised to see a major-league pitcher zip past them on a Segway. Although the personal scooters are becoming more common in bigger cities, they aren't exactly a fixture in Milwaukee.
"I'm the only one getting yelled at," Capuano said. "People just yell "Segway!" really loud or they'll say "Nerd!" or "Nerd alert!"
"People just don't understand. When I talk to people, I say "If you don't ride one, you don't understand how cool it is."
brewerfan59 | June 21, 2007 at 8:35 a.m. (report)
Not a nerd, definitely! The Segway is probably safer for getting around downtown than a bike, too. Cappy will love Sanford when he gets a chance to try it!!
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ChateauDweller | June 20, 2007 at 1:51 p.m. (report)
No, I'm not "not earth-friendly," I just have too much self-respect to put the planet ahead of my coolness. But you're right, we should save more energy and all buy segways so we have a quicker trek to our neighbors' mud huts.
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lars1963 | June 20, 2007 at 8:26 a.m. (report)
Good Job Cappy - I saw him pitch when he was with the DBacks (I live in Phoenix). I ride a Seg to work every day, 40 minutes each leg. You do have to have thick skin. Even yesterday a guy on a bike yelled "GEEK" when he went past me. I retaliated with the first thing that came to mind, "DORK!" Not a great comeback, but hey, I got surprised !!! Anyway, good to see another Pro Athlete besides Lavar Arrington who uses a Segway.
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hardgeminiguy | June 19, 2007 at 1:54 p.m. (report)
great! high time we get out of our cars and use energy saving means to travel! those calling him a nerd are no doubt jealous and not earth friendly. just plain stupid people.
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Jon D. | June 19, 2007 at 1:48 p.m. (report)
Is it too old-fashioned to just ride a bicycle? It propbably would keep that groin muscle nice and loose. ;) I think only two people in town have a Segway: Capuano and Bango.
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A piece of paper does not a mother make, but for Shawn McGriff, the feeling of motherhood wasn't complete until she held her son's birth certificate in her hand.
"It said, 'Mother, Shawn McGriff,' and it said, 'Father, "¦ Craig McGriff,'" she said. "Even though they tell you that, you just comprehend that they really are yours."
McGriff adopted her 7-year-old son recently with the help of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. And she wasn't the only one. OKDHS facilitated a record-breaking 1,696 adoptions in this last fiscal year. That number " up from the 1,531 the previous year " marks an increase of more than 600 adoptions from five years ago.
Why the jump? The department attributes the continued rise in adoptions to the Swift Adoption Services program begun 11 years ago. The program realigned the department's priorities, said Beth Scott, DHS spokeswoman.
Emphasis moved from simply placing children in foster care, with only a few hundred being adopted each year, to finding permanent homes for them.
"The focus shifted to supporting families that were finalizing adoptions and breaking down some of the barriers that had been there and working with people to make these permanent homes available to kids," Scott said.
Much of that change stemmed from cutting back the red tape and simplifying paperwork for prospective adoptive families. The goal became making the process less daunting for those eager to complete their families.
But it's not just DHS that's seen a rise in adoptions; private agencies, too, are seeing a boom. Kristy Yager, public information and marketing director for the City of Oklahoma City, adopted her son this spring with the help of Deaconess Pregnancy & Adoption Services and Catholic Charities.
Deaconess recorded around 20 adoptions, a number not seen before, so far this year, Yager said. And she credits that to an awareness campaign with television ads targeted to pregnant women.
"I believe it's kind of putting that thought in their mind that, while maybe they hadn't considered (adoption) before, it encourages them to look into it," she said.
In Yager's case, the birthmother was looking for a certain type of family to adopt her unborn son. Luckily, Yager and husband, Patrick, fit the bill. They met six weeks prior to delivery, and one week later, the journey to bring home baby Alex began in earnest.
"That night, she asked us to raise her son," Yager said. "And we accepted."
On April 19, Alex was born. But his birth didn't end his relationship with his birthmother. Yager said the family still sees her about once a month, and these regular updates on Alex's life have been recuperative for his birthmother. Also helpful were the maturity and seriousness she brought to the process, Yager said.
"She took great care in choosing the family that became his mom and dad that's going to raise him," she said. "A lot of pregnant women don't realize they have the ability to choose and don't understand the flexibility that comes with making that decision of adoption and finding the right family for their birth child."
Finding the right family for children remains the enduring purpose of OKDHS, and one the department serves through kinship placements. Of course, the ultimate priority is reunification of children with their biological families. But sometimes, that just isn't possible. Kinship placements make up 87 percent of the department's adoptions, which place children with relatives, neighbors, teachers or others familiar to them. The idea is to keep a child connected to his or her family, culture and community, providing much needed stability.
"As caseworkers are working with reunifying children with their families, they develop a parallel track, so that they're looking at where those children can be placed if reunification isn't possible," Scott said.
Oklahoma ranks in the top five states nationally in kinship placements, a point of pride for the department, Scott said.
Another proud moment could come in the fall when the federal fiscal year comes to an end. Scott said the department is on track to break adoption numbers for that term, and if that's the case, OKDHS will receive adoption incentive money. Last year, the department received $1.5 million in incentive allocations, which only helps continue the rise in adoption numbers. And on Sept. 15, Oklahoma received $1,204,593 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for increasing the number of foster children adoptions.
In the meantime, families like the McGriffs and the Yagers will continue to espouse the benefits of adoption.
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Just did a fresh install of Waldorf along with Catalyst 12.10 but this time I didn't sudo aticonfig --initial like I normally do and nothing seems different. I have amdcccle and the fan sounds like it usually does after installing the proprietary graphics driver.
Is it still necessary to make that step or have ATI simplified the installation of their drivers? Or am I going to be hit on the head by some nasty surprise later on?
fglrxinfo gives:
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OpenGL vendor string: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5400 Series
OpenGL version string: 4.2.11931 Compatibility Profile Context
However, there is no fglrx file in X11.
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it hasn't been necessary for a while
cool thanks. guess it's just a legacy of help forums.
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GREEN BAY- Canceling school also causes disruptions for parents and for people who rely on one area food bank.
While some children leaving Annie Jackson elementary in Green Bay Monday were excited about another day off Tuesday because of cold temperatures, their parents were not.
"It's very difficult because I have to work from home. I have to reschedule meetings. I hope that my kids are quiet while I'm in meetings if I do have any and especially on such short notice it's so difficult," said Heather Vieux, a computer programmer with a kindergartener and a first grader.
But parents and children huddled in their homes means more dough raked in for pizza places that deliver, like Gallagher's in Green Bay.
"We're getting a high call volume because they don't want to leave because of the cold weather," said Marty Prahl, manager at Gallagher's west location.
However, the pie may not be piping hot when it gets to you. So, delivery drivers ask your patience.
"Sometimes it's just hard for the delivery drivers to get the car started in the morning, let alone making sure the food is warm using the bags that we use," said Prahl.
While pizza joints were busy Monday night, the St. Joseph's Food Pantry in Menasha was quiet. Pick up was cancelled Monday evening. But, people won't go hungry for the entire week.
"Whenever the Appleton schools close because of weather, we also close. We run on volunteer help and a lot of the volunteers are elderly so to ask them to come out in this weather and for the safety of the clients even having to go outside," said Executive Director Monica Clare.
Clare says the pantry will also be closed Tuesday, but will be open the rest of the week.
So, people in need will eventually have the chance to have what they need to make a warm, home-cooked meal on what will continue to be very chilly days.


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The Tameside Leaving Care Team is based at 31 Clarence Arcade, Stamford Street, Ashton-Under-Lyne. The Team is part of Children's Social Care Looked After Children's Unit.
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Young People in the Care of Tameside Local Authority transfer to the team on their 16th birthday, however they will have been working alongside their Personal Advisor from the age of 15 and a half on producing their Pathway Plan. This plan needs to be in place at the latest 3 months after their 16th birthday.
The Plan forms the basis for their future service up until the age of 21 or 24 if they go to University. All aspects of the young persons needs are addressed in the plan including financial, education and employment, accommodation, health and emotional welfare and who has the responsibilities for teaching the young person Independent Living Skills to enable them to move into their own tenancies at 18 years.
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Inter-Lakes Elementary School was recently named the top recipient for the local "Hannaford Helps School" program with $1,618. Throughout the state, more than 500 New Hampshire schools have received $109,257 in donations through the Hannaford Helps Schools program. This program helps local schools purchase playground equipment, sports gear, musical instruments and other items. In the photo, Store Manager, Joe Gentile (left) and assistant store manager, Pierre Doda (right) present PTO President Sue Bousquet and PK-4 Principal Steve Kelley with a bonus check for $1,000. The money will be used by the PTO to support of programs and activities at Inter-Lakes Elementary School. (Courtesy photo)


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Municipal despots at the Department for Regional Development want to cage our imagination
If in doubt, rule it out. That seems to be the mantra of the small-minded officials in charge of the day-to-day running of this place. They seem to take a perverse pleasure in saying No, No, No.
In the latest move by this joyless bunch, the Department for Regional Development has set its sights on The Sunflower in Union Street, a bright and exuberant addition to the Belfast bar scene.
Not so long ago, The Sunflower was known as The Tavern, a grim, malevolent-looking venue, with its fortress-like exterior, CCTV cameras and Troubles-era security cage.
The inside was strip-lit and adorned, weirdly enough, with Elvis memorabilia. It was the sort of place where you never felt entirely comfortable; the awful things that had happened there seemed to hang in the air.
That's why the transformation from The Tavern to The Sunflower was so welcome – a new name, a lick of paint, an impressive list of beers and suddenly the sad old place was full of life.
In an inspired move, they even painted the soot-blackened security cage outside bright green and decorated it with hanging baskets.
What a clever, humorous, yet understated way to deal with this odd relic from the darkest days. Neither seeking to erase the past, as the official happy-clappy boosterist narrative would have us do, nor excessively venerating it, the revamp of the cage showed Belfast in its best light – smart, inventive, a little bit ironic and all without labouring the point.
So how did officials react? Did they give Sunflower landlord Pedro Donald a big thumbs-up for helping to regenerate and revive a bleak, decrepit part of town?
Of course not. This being Northern Ireland, they have demanded that the security cage is immediately removed.
Why? Because, according to DRD, it "restricts pedestrian access ... and presents a public liability issue".
The cage, which was erected following a shooting in The Tavern in the 1980s, has been standing – in its original sinister state – on the corner of Union Street and Kent Street for the last 25 years. Why is it only now, when it's all spruced-up and swinging with flowers, that they want to get rid of it?
Is DRD going to remove their own road sign, on the opposite side, which is also restricting access along the pavement?
The truth is, this is nothing to do with access, or public liability, or any of the mealy-mouthed claptrap that officials spout on these kind of occasions.
It is about the arbitrary exercise of power. It is about the miserable mantra of 'thou shalt not'.
And it's the sort of thinking (or lack of thinking) that kills the very qualities we need right now – creativity, inventiveness, motivation, hope.
It was the same scenario a few years ago when local man William Haire opened a beautifully-designed little shop, housed in an old shipping container, on a former bonfire site at a north Belfast interface.
All around was litter-strewn wasteland and half-ruined houses. Locals on both sides immediately took to Sina's shop, loving the friendliness and the handiness of it, the free-range chickens pecking around out the back.
This was cross-community regeneration in action, quietly and simply, over a coffee and a newspaper, no big peace grants, or well-meaning official interventions necessary. So what did the Planning Service do? They fought as hard as they could to shut Sina's down.
Farcically, they claimed it detracted "from the existing character of the area".
These municipal despots zero in, clipboards flying, on perceived incursions by ordinary people trying to make this city a better, more vibrant place to live. Yet when it comes to dealing with paramilitary flags and murals and painted kerbstones, they sing dumb.
But there's still hope for The Sunflower. At the time of writing, the cage remains intact. And DRD minister Danny Kennedy has a choice to make.
Because this is about more than saving an old security cage. It's about embracing change and imagination and joy. It's about learning to say Yes.
Over to you, Mr Kennedy. What will it be?
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i'm slightly obsessed with these booties we have right now by gypsy 05. gypsy 05 is a southern california company started in 2005 by israeli brother and sister duo osi and dotan. their line is largely inspired by culture and colors – these booties are inspired by south american handmade booties that have been reinvented with modern life and fashion in mind. we have two styles, the gretta over the knee sock and the chevron tall sock boot. they're a hybrid of knit slippers and boots, so you can wear them whether you're lounging around at home or running errands in the city – for someone like me who would love to wear my slippers outside, they're perfect :) the sock portion is made of 100% organic knit cotton and the soles are biodegradable rubber, keeping true to gypsy 05's green state of mind.
these would be an amazing gift – hint hint ;) i also think it would be a really cute idea to double their purpose and use them as stockings, filling them with little trinkets on christmas morning!
i want to wear the gretta over the knee sock with the patchwork chemise on christmas morning, then pull them on over skinny jeans with a chunky sweater and hat to go shopping!


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A pretty Chinese maths teacher said hello to me on ICQ the other day, hoping to marry a Westerner. This inspired me to dig out and re-post the following entry from November 2006.
For many years I have spent most of my working days alone at a computer. Alone, but thanks to the internet and messaging software, not lonely. As mentioned before in connection with the story of Lennart, International Casanova, it's good to have a chat now and then with other solitary souls over ICQ. They become your workmates even though they may be located on the other side of the planet in meatspace terms, to use a quaint 80s cyberpunk expression.
The spidery network of ICQ contacts can also teach you a lot about gender politics. In recent years, I have increasingly been contacted over ICQ by nubile females in Eastern Europe and Asia. These chats are usually very short and follow a simple pattern. The lady in question asks me in shaky English whether I am married, if I have children and what sort of job I have. And when I reply "yes", "yes" and "not a well-paid one", the conversation ceases. With all due respect to these enterprising and fearless ladies, this did get boring really quickly. But the problem mostly disappeared when I entered into my ICQ profile that I am in fact married and have kids.
For the past week I've been alone at home a lot and so have had reason to say "Hey there, how ya doing?" to a lot of random strangers on ICQ. Most people don't reply at all to that sort of message. But among those who did, I quickly noticed another interesting pattern.
Far more males than females replied, and a lot of these males apparently hoped that I might want to have sex with them. This did not seem to be contingent on my income or family configuration, which I find kind of heartwarming in comparison to those grimly goal-orientated Eastern would-be brides. But as soon as it became apparent that I wasn't interested in penis-themed conversation, these chats also ceased.
As for the ladies, the problem was really the opposite. Those few who responded were willing to have a chat, but at the same time they were clearly very guarded. Some started out by telling me, out of the blue, that they were not interested in sex talk or sex pics. This is not how live face-to-face chats with strangers usually begin. "Errrr", responded I, "do you think we might perhaps simply have a civilised conversation?".
Cyber sex is the text-messaging equivalent of phone sex. It's a lot like having to read a very bad pornographic story line by line as it is improvised by someone who's had sex but has never written a story before. It's time-consuming, boring and in my opinion absolutely pointless. The internet is full of porn, a lot of it written and a lot of it written really well. But still, it seems that women on ICQ are absolutely besieged by men who want to have cyber sex and preferably also web cam pics of their anatomy. For women, ICQ seems to be a bit like going to a cocktail party where half of the male guests are insane sex offenders.
So I've made another addition to my ICQ profile. It now reads:
Archaeologist & all-round friendly guy.
Married, two kids. I don't do cyber sex and I don't want to see pics of your boobs or private parts, OK?
Let's see if it works.
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Ginpei Sato
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Ginpei Sato (佐藤 銀平 Satō Ginpei, born October 19, 1977) is a Japanese voice actor in numerous anime and non-anime works. He is most known for his role as Saïx of Organization XIII (Kingdom Hearts II) and as Jin (Samurai Champloo), who are both voiced by Kirk Thornton in their respective English dubs.
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- Saïx in Kingdom Hearts II
- Saïx in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
- Isa in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
- Jin in Samurai Champloo
- Hirayama Yukio in Akagi
- Shun in Be Rockin'
- Turk (Two Guns) in Last Order: Final Fantasy VII
- Ginpei Sato at Anime News Network's encyclopedia


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Photos by E. Van R and Lazar Simeonov. On Tuesday November 21st, the body of 31 year old Rushdi Tamimi was laid to rest in the small cemetery in his village of Nabi Saleh. Rushdi was among a group of protesters from his village who demonstrated on Saturday against the Israeli military incursion on Gaza. He was shot at three times, twice by rubber bullets and once by live ammunition in his torso. The Israeli army prevented villagers, medics and family members from reaching Rushdi in order to move him to an ambulance for over twenty minutes. Eventually, he was evacuated to Ramallah Hospital, were he was immediately operated on for ruptures in his intestines and two of his arteries. On Monday late afternoon, Rushdi passed away in the hospital after succumbing to his wounds. Almost a year ago in December 2011, 28 year old Mustafa Tamimi was killed during the village's Friday protest after an Israeli occupation soldier shot at his face with a tear gas canister from a distance of three meters. It was the first murder the Israeli army had committed in the village, and without any reparations or accountability brought to the soldier who pulled the trigger, it is more likely there was going to be another chance that the army would repeat their policy of "killing with impunity." Since the beginning of the nonviolent popular resistance movement back in 2003, almost two dozen unarmed Palestinians have been killed in protests, five coming from the village of Ni'lin alone. Rushdi Tamimi, father of 2 and a half year old Shatha, was a policeman and a favorite figure for children in the village. He worked as a policeman and was buried in his uniform, after a funeral procession that set off from Ramallah Hospital to the city center was attended by police officers, some marching silently in rigid formation, others sitting formerly in the pick up truck Rushdi's body was in. The funeral march continued on passed Atara checkpoint, where the Israeli border police officers were present, eyeing the masked youth who had gathered opposite them from a distance. Once the procession reached Nabi Saleh, clashes broke out at Atara as the youth threw rocks at the Israeli border police, who in turn responded with rubber bullets and tear gas. Following Rushdi's burial, the Israeli army entered the village and began shooting rubber coated steel bullets and tear gas as the protesters who had made their way to the land near the military watchtower at the entrance of Nabi Saleh. Live ammunition was heard once and briefly in the late afternoon, and the skunk trunk entered and sprayed the main road next to the gas station. A couple of protesters were injured lightly by rubber bullets. The killing of unarmed protesters in Nabi Saleh and elsewhere at the hands of the Israeli army must not go unchecked without accountability and justice done. The international community has a role to apply significant pressure on their governments to put an end to Israel's culture of impunity. Rushdi's death only strengthened the protesters' resolve in resisting against the Israeli occupation. As the chants reverberated from Ramallah to Nabi Saleh, "O martyr rest in peace, and we will continue the struggle."
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"Why yes, this is my Central Park Hoodie. I knit it out of a very beautiful heathered shade of Cascade 220. Unlike my Harry Potter scarves, that were also knit out of the same affordable Peruvian yarn in 1X1 rib, I used a slightly larger needle. Doesn't the Cascade 220 have a lovely drape on size 8 needles?"
"Oh, my vest? Why I also knit it out of Cascade 220. I think the stripes along the bottom are a great detail. It only took 2 or 3 skeins. Isn't Cascade 22o such an amazing value?"
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Becca: Secretly Paid by Cascade 220?
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Love the cheesy saleswoman, I mean, knitter's smile!
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Wow Becca - your sweater looks great! And that vest?!!! You go girl!
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. — The National Community Pharmacists Association is recommending several ways for reducing Medicare Part D fraud, waste and abuse to the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs subcommittee, the group said Tuesday.
"NCPA and its members remain committed to combating waste, fraud and abuse within federal health care programs, and stand at the ready to assist with these efforts," comments submitted by the group read. "It is important for Congress to also focus on the existing waste within and potential savings from how pharmacy benefit managers operate in the Medicare Part D program. In the end, NCPA seeks to partner with the federal government in the right way to generate healthcare savings, while providing high quality health care to our patients."
Recommendations included: ensuring that requirements to use National Provider Identifier numbers on Part D claims provide for an adequate transition to avoid inadvertently penalizing pharmacies acting in good faith to serve patients; ensuring the government receives billions of dollars in manufacturer rebate savings currently retained by PBMs; promoting the appropriate use of generic prescription drugs; and requiring Part D plans to implement consistent pharmacy audit practices to strengthen fraud protections and focus on true fraud.
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The newest "This is SportsCenter" commercial features Bryce Harper and explains his famous eye black. It turns out that, even though he comes across as tough, the war paint smeared across his face is actually the result of getting emotional during Field of Dreams.
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Join us for today's romantically flavoured Happy Hunting! in the treet.tv studios in Garden of Dreams at 3pm, Friday 8th February 2013, with Cinders Vale and Rosamoo Mendelsohn and an interview with Glitch Axelrad of MadPea, who will be talking about the group's latest amazing Legend of the Month Hunt - Love Potion 9.9.
There are two important "Dates" coming up - Mardi Gras on Tuesday February 12th and Valentine's Day on February 14th (which is, of course, also V-Day for One Billion Rising - which is seeing a huge celebration in Second Life). Both days, of course, have led to some great Second Life Hunts, and Happy Hunting's News Reporter Rosamoo Mendelsohn of Hunt SL has been out hunting for some amazing prizes and hunts to do - and will be bringing news of them to the studio!
And Cinders will be leaving the studio to talk to Glitch Axelrad of MadPea, who will be telling her all about the latest MadPea Hunt, and giving her a glimpse of a stunning hunt location!
Plus there will be news from Rosamoo of exciting hunts that lie ahead!
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Slip yoke eliminator versus longer yoke
Hey guys been thinking about doing a tummy tuck on my 04 LJ but I've been debating in the slip yolk eliminator and I was thinking could I just get a longer yolk shaft versus getting a slip yolk eliminator kit which would be cheaper? Pros and cons? Which would ride better? Any input would be greatly appreciated thanks
Just do it right and do it once.
If you ask my daughter who is 9 years old she will tell you "there are 2 ways to do things, right, and again."
The SS SYE gave me another 7" of drive shaft length which brought my angles to acceptable levels. You are gonna eat u joints and have some craptastic driving vibrations. You will also be placing a lot of stress on the tail shaft.
I agree on the SYE
because sometimes I just gotta be a PIA
Where to you get the egg modifier? Whenever I make breakfast my yolks are always slipping around the pan and I can never keep them centered:laugh::laugh:
Slip YOKE , egg YOLK
The only option you would have would be to use slip yoke with cv head which would just be changing the shaft and not touching the tcase
That's kinda what I thought a friend of mine told me I could try that and I was like nah don't think so but do you guys know roughly how much a slip yolk eliminator would cost?
The one I run
Scroll down and see why it is worth the extra $$. I have been running it for nearly 7 years and nary an issue.
I got a CV DS from a mid 80's chevy/gmc solid axle pickup/blazer for @ $20 and had it shortened a bit and balanced for under $50. The Chevy front driveshaft has the same Ujoints as your jeep and unlike a Cherokee driveshaft, THICK wall tube.
My best friend has the extended yoke and have sye. In a year he's rebuilt 2 drive shafts. I'm on the same one.
Longer yoke is a band aid.
See your local driveline shop and get this style slip yoke
Then they add this style CV head to your shaft and that piece once built into your shaft then bolts to the slip above
That removes the angle issues, i have done this on more jeeps than i can count
Must do some light wheeling, all that expense and you still loose your fluid when it pulls out or your shaft/u joint breaks and now you have to presidential solution your rig just to get home.
What is the cost for that set up?
Wranglers have too short of a wheel base to not want a longer DS.
Oh and just because you have done it a lot doesn't mean you did it right.
Wow. So basically you modded and fabbed a longer slip yoke onto a double Cardin. That looks weak and dangerous to me.
How much does it cost?
It would be easier stronger safer to just do it right with a SYE.
The tail-shaft bearings were never designed to support the loading that set up is going to do to it. Side loading a cast aluminum case not designed for that kind of load? No thank you.
A coupla inches of leverage might not seem like a lot, but it is only a coupla inches difference between 1" or 2" body lift to a 3"or 4" body lift and no one would ever reccomend a 4" body lift because of the loading to the body mounts and shear forces beyond what it was designed for.
Seems like a lot of effort, time, and money to avoid doing it right and doing it once.
Your comments are most definitely from your testing to make such claims, i guess ? I can guess that having known you never did any testing of the other option allows me to tell you that your claims aren't true, I have lots of jeeps with that set up without issue and oddly enough no such nonsense is happening to any that opted for that set up vs the sye. No such mayhem has happened to any of there t-case, and some are in use for more than 10 yrs now, but it's wrong ?
So you know both options work, one is involved and requires the dismantling of the t-case, and a trip to your local driveline shop and installing a shaft, while the other simply involves a trip to your local driveline shop and installing a shaft .
So the effort is less, as is the time and oddly enough the money is less
I tried a longer slip yoke, but still kept pulling the SY out of the TC. Then I had to replace the TC after it developed a leak. Why did it leak? Glad you asked, because it cracked at the rear bearing. Why did it crack? I was told by the transmission shop because in their words, I used a stupid long SY to avoid doing it correctly. The angles on the ujoints from the larger angle caused vibrations that wouldn't go away, add the stress from moving the center of the u joint trunnion further out on the tail shaft and you can wear out your seal, crack the tailshaft housing or the rear of the TC from it. In my case that is what I did. Transmission shop said it was a crap shoot. Some people never had an issue, some people only had the small issue of the seal leaking others had catastrophic failure (like mine). I ended up finding a complete NP231 for cheaper than I could replace just the parts that failed so I bought it and before I swapped it in, installed the JB Conversions Super Shorty Slip Yoke Eliminator. My rear DS went from 13 1/4" long to 21 1/4" long. Yeah horrible I know right? I decreased the angles on my U joints and installed a CV/double cardigan joint and have had zero issues since. The guys at the shop said that the loads put on it at full articulation and creeping on the rocks is what did it in. Tried to save a buck and some time and paid for it more than twice.
So yeah I have no idea what I'mm talking about.
If you never leave the pavement, you will probably never have an issue, but if you do any kind of wheeling like I do, buy a lotto ticket.
There is never enough time to do it right the first time, but always enough time to do it again...
I'll post up some pics later if I can find them.
I have used the longer sy, I have h&t , I have even tried a similar set up as yours but we used a cv ds instead of the double Cardin. It worked for street driving. First time on the beach it spit and tore the rear seal.
Sorry I believe spending the time and cash in the beginning is better than the time down and tow bills later
Wow so you did something WRONG, and also not what im talking about at all, and because you cant see the pics nor understand them you compare that to using a longer slip yoke as the answer to retubing your shaft or add a SCV head to the shaft that is existing as 1 of 2 options when the angles increase from suspension lifts.
You should read more and understand what is what before just talking about something we or I am not and then outing yourself with fact for you doing something WRONG, and not I.
Again, plenty of Jeeps off pavement with 0.0 issues, anyone with any knowledge of driveline and angles knows extending the slip yoke doesn't alter the angle issue, as all you did was gain more spline engagement and the pivot point is STILL at the same location, and i did not give the option of using a longer slip yoke when YOU NEEDED to retube your shaft.
So now i'll explain again in detail so you can EASILY understand, the 1st pic a couple post above replaces the slip yoke at the shaft, the CV head beneath the pic of the slip yoke is installed into the shaft, the old weld yoke is machined and removed and the CV head is pressed into the shaft, trued, welded and balanced with the slip yoke in the 1st pic that then gets bolted to the CV head in the lower picture and makes a complete shaft.
When those 2 pieces are used they ALLEVIATE any angle issues and allow the pin to be pointed at the shafts angle further eliminating any bind issue from angles and it also alleviates the amount of slip travel that would be more using a regular single jointed shaft.
Where the hell did i tell anyone to do something like what YOU did anywhere in this post ??? please show me the pic i posted of the long slip yoke, nope you can't because i never said to do something as Wrong as what you did.
You took the short cut and instead of taking one of the 2 or even 3 options you did the WRONG thing and used a longer slip yoke, YOU have done the WRONG thing, never think i would do something or even explaining something YOU did to anyone as a alternative to a problem.
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WASHINGTON -- Eight years ago, Federal Trade Commission investigators believed that BP occasionally exported oil from Alaska's North Slope to Asia in an effort to drive up spot crude oil prices on the West Coast.
The information was developed as part of the FTC's review of the $27 billion merger between BP and Atlantic Richfield, but nothing was ever done with it.
Now, the commission has issued a 39-page document citing the BP trading and other examples and asking for public comment on whether such activity represents the type of "market manipulation" in the oil industry that Congress has given it broad new powers to investigate.
Rather than propose its own rules or guidelines to investigate "manipulative or deceptive" actions in the wholesale gasoline and petroleum markets and levy fines of up to $1 million a day, the commission has decided to give the public 30 days to tell it what should be in such a regulatory scheme.
On Capitol Hill, Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., who sponsored the legislation to give the FTC such powers, said Friday that she was disappointed that the FTC hadn't come up with its own rules, but that at least it was headed in the right direction.
"If I had my druthers I would have come out with an actual rule," said Cantwell, who has been pressuring the commission to act quickly. "But this is an important first step, and Congress will make sure they don't stumble."
The mere threat of action may already have caught the attention of the oil markets, she said.
"Last night was the first time in two weeks that gasoline prices didn't rise overnight," Cantwell said. "We don't have to wait for a final rule for them to understand these practices won't be tolerated in the marketplace."
Cantwell said she was encouraged that the FTC was apparently paying attention to similar enforcement activities at the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and previous legal decisions in laying out its case for developing guidelines.
In its document, the FTC noted that BP may have been exporting Alaskan crude to inflate West Coast oil prices and asked for comment on whether such conduct is still occurring and whether it should be considered manipulative or deceptive.
The FTC also sought comment on other possible "scenarios," including whether it should be illegal for an oil company to withhold shipments of crude to the U.S. while waiting for prices to go up. In addition, the commission sought comment on what effect Congress' decision to lift the export ban on North Slope oil in 1995 has had on markets.
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Do you have bootmii as boot2 installed? (DVD light flashes twice quickly when you power on)]
Do you have priiloader installed? (Hold reset when you power on to bring it up)
Can you access the recovery menu using a game cube comtroller when you power on?
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These things help us trouble shoot. Any idea what was done to it to make it stop working?


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From: "Laurie Jones Williams" <>
Subject: RE: [TMG] Seeking confirmation of place style/MPL understanding
Date: Thu, 1 Apr 2004 06:37:07 -0500
In-Reply-To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Elizabeth wrote:
Let's say that I would like to have two different way to output--from
the same location--where someone was buried. In those cases where they
are buried in the same city/state where they died, I would like the
sentence output to include only the cemetery name. For those who are
buried in a different location (re city/state) than where they died, I'd
like to include the full location of the cemetery.
(Also, assume that I wish the full location to be entered in *both*
situations (so that I could search for people buried in Dover, for
instance)--I want just the output to vary.)
Not sure if someone answered yet. E-mail is weird.
What I do:
I have *one* place style for normal places (in addition to one each for
addresses, repositories, censuses, but that doesn't apply here)
I enter all place elements in the death tag.
I enter all elements in the burial tag, with the ones I don't want to print
preceded by a single exclusion marker (-).
This creates two entries in the MPL, but I can search for Syracuse or
-Syracuse. But perhaps the report filters are smart enough to pick up both.
I haven't gotten that far yet. Still entering data and checking Narratives
for basic readability.
I use this for various tags, especially when someone was born, lived and
died in the same county.
Will this do what you want?
Oh, yeah: You pretty much got it, kid.
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Irish Open: Rory McIlroy ready to let it be
Rory McIlroy's approach was announced by the excited yelps and cries of children desperate for his glove, golf ball, autograph or any souvenir they could cadge.
Those of us old and sad enough recalled the high-pitched squeals which used greet the Beatles.
For all these kids care, McIlroy could have bitten a chunk out of his unfortunate 9-iron on the back nine at the US Open last Sunday week and gone skinny-dipping in the stream which courses down the right hand side of the 11th green at Merion.
And all their mums and dads want to see over the next four days is the most exciting Irish sports star of his generation burst free of his recent form slump and bring a flavour of his world-conquering feats at Congressional and Kiawah Island to the Montgomerie Course at Carton.
The Irish Open, you see, is ready to give itself up to 'Rory-Mania'. The home crowd is ready to forgive and forget the club-bending and throwing which sullied the 24-year-old's final round at Merion and illustrated to the intensity of McIlroy's frustration with his recent form.
The player himself doesn't appear too troubled by these unwholesome incidents. "Yeah, the club throw," he recalled yesterday. "I hit the fairway on the fifth hole (at Merion) and had to play it left-handed. That was a bit ... I mean, it was unlucky; it was frustration, whatever you want to call it.
"And then on 11, I hit my tee shot in the water, took a drop and hit my third shot in the water," McIlroy went on. "Yeah, obviously it was just frustration. I guess the US Open, as well, it's a course where you feel like you can do well and can shoot a score but it just doesn't allow you.
"Yeah, I just got frustrated. Definitely wasn't the right thing to do. I wouldn't recommend anyone watching on TV or any kids to start throwing their clubs or bending their 9-irons," he mused. "But the 9-iron is intact and got a new shaft this week and is ready to go."
Likes its owner, the club is not the least bit bent out of shape. When someone helpfully suggested he wouldn't be human if he didn't occasionally give in to frustration, McIlroy eagerly took up the baton, saying: "No, of course not.
"I guess there are other ways to show disappointment. Taking it out on your golf clubs probably isn't the right way to do it. Of course everybody is going to get frustrated or angry or disappointed in a bad shot and obviously I'm no different.
"Yeah, it doesn't set a good example, I guess, for people watching me and maybe trying to emulate what I'm doing."
McIlroy did not so eagerly embrace the suggestion by Padraig Harrington on Tuesday that he's inevitably going to have a career of incredible highs, interspersed with the occasional trough, adding: "if he embraces that, I think there'll be less of the lows and more of the consistent highs.
"You want a little bit of the erratic genius in your game, having the peaks and troughs and hopefully it all evens out over time," said Harrington. "We work on trying to make our game more consistent for whatever reason in order for the peaks to happen more often.
"It's peculiar to golf. You want consistency in your goalkeeper or defender in football but not when you're playing against 156 guys in a golf tournament because you've got to be special to win," added the three-times Major Champion.
As ever, McIlroy was not for turning. He agreed that consistency was overrated in golf, saying: "It's much better to win and to be up-and-down in that way. I definitely wouldn't want to finish 30th every week.
"Yet I know I can play consistently at a high level," McIlroy insisted, adding emphatically: "I know that. It's just a matter of bringing it out of myself. I went through periods where I finished in the top-five in 10 or 12 events and that's the sort of golf I want to get back to.
"Of course I would rather win, miss five cuts and win again rather than finish 30th in every event. But I think I've got the game and I'm a good enough player to give myself chances to win, week-in, week-out."
As his fellow Major Champions, Harrington and Graeme McDowell readily concede, McIlroy could suddenly click back into top-gear on the Monty course today ... and if he does, a run of less than spectacular performances in his six Irish Opens to date inevitably will come to a spectacular conclusion next Sunday.
It's remarkable to look back to his first appearance at his national Open at Carton in 2005, when McIlroy, a 16-year-old amateur was delighted to outscore much of the field, including course designer Colin Montgomerie, with a phenomenal first round 71.
The youngster followed up with an 81 in freezing wind and rain the following day to miss the cut ... you see, his reputation for performing poorly in foul weather is deeply rooted. With his shock of curly hair and cherubic face, McIlroy in 2005 didn't look a whole lot different from many of the kids seeking his autograph yesterday.
"Life has changed a little bit since then," he recalled.
"I remember getting kicked out of bars after missing the cut that Friday because I wasn't old enough to drink."
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You know you're working too hard, when you literally break your neck.
And that's just what happened to [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Jason Derulo[/lastfm]!
Now he's stuck in a neck brace and was forced to cancel his tour. Ouch!
The "Whatcha Say" singer injured himself during rehearsals for his world tour.
Apparently, he landed on his head while doing some acrobatic moves, which caused an acute fracture to his vertebra.
Luckily, he already seems to be on the mend.
Derulo posted a photo on Twitter assuring all his fans that he's doing just fine.
In a press release, Jason apologized for cancelling all his concerts and appearances:
To all my fans who planned to come to the Future History World tour, the pain of letting you down cuts me way deeper than this injury I've sustained. My fans mean everything to me, so I'm praying for a speedy recovery in order to perform for you in the near future.
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Bubble Pop!
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As bubbles fall from the skies, your task is to pop them all before they pop you. Playing as a bubble being, you are equipped with the ability to shoot bubble projectiles. Skillfully use this power to evade the storm of bubbles that awaits. While fighting against such an infinite army, have no fear you will have some aid. Some Items, bound inside falling bubbles, will give you special abilities and unique powers, but only for a short period. One must use these abilities to change the momentum of the game. As the battle rages on, one must ask, is this a game of cunning or one of evasion? Regardless of your answer, Can you pop them all?
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Cool simple game. The game is pretty cool and simple but it would be better if the controls were easier to use and there were more instructions provided to you when you opened the game.
10/10 would pop again
Mad nice game Simple and fun, would recommend
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Okay old stuff here but I checked the one Smuts recommended a few years ago and it's nowhere to be found.
I'm thinking the Innova 3100i might be the one.
I don't have the time to look every where(well I would if I had to but why).
If this can pin point the area it's worth the 100.


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PR stunts don't trump rule ofSubmitted by Tony (not verified) on Sat, 11/02/2012 - 13:41.
PR stunts don't trump rule of law. The kid's father is a criminal, a paid-propagandist publishing "Voice of Taksin" on behalf of billionaire autocratic mass-murderer Thaksin Shinawatra. Within the publication are threats of violence, calls to arms, threatening innuendos, and subversive rhetoric that is protected NO WHERE ON EARTH as "freedom of speech."
So Somyot's kid can sit there for 112 days if he wants, but why he think a legal decision should be reversed simply because of his stunt designed to appeal to people emotionally, rather than logically or factually, is beyond me. To promote this sort of emotional appeal over legal, logical, or factual debate and protest is a hallmark of this entirely disingenuous movement aimed at exploiting well-intentioned people and their emotional predispositions.
Finally, I do agree that charging Somyot under 112 is inappropriate - he should also be charged with treason, sedition, fraud, and terrorism, and applying any and all appropriate sentences. 91 people are dead because the UDD, led and provoked in part by Somyot's rhetoric, turned to violent ochlocracy instead of maintaining a peaceful protest. The people lied to and manipulated within the pages of "Voice of Taksin" are the victims, not Somyot.


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A bell ringer for the Salvation Army brought a guitar to her post outside the Vons on Del Mar Heights Road, drawing more than the usual attention to her fundraising efforts on Saturday.
Chandra Visser played Christmas melodies on a shiny green guitar and sang from her wheelchair while customers walked by, some stopping to listen.
Visser, a member of the Steelin' Tin Irish music ensemble, said ringing the bell is great, but singing and playing the guitar makes her gig more interesting.
It's Visser's third year as a bell ringer. She was outside last week, singing in the dark until 6 p.m., wrapped in a blanket against the chill and rain.
She said it's worth it and besides she likes to sing.
Visser and several band members have put out two CDs; the latest is "For Love of Ireland." She plans to bring band member Sean Bryant to play Christmas tunes and some Irish melodies on request from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dec. 21 at the Vons, 2606 Del Mar Heights Rd, Del Mar. She is also scheduled to play there today and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Australia's foreign minister says the United States has given no indication that it plans to indict the Australian founder of WikiLeaks Julian Assange for divulging U.S. secrets if Sweden succeeds in extraditing him from Britain.
Foreign Minister Bob Carr revealed Thursday that he had spoken to U.S. government officials about Assange's concerns that Washington plans to seek his extradition from Sweden if he loses his court battle to stay in Britain.
Carr told reporters: "The United States has said nothing to indicate they're planning an indictment."
Britain's Supreme Court on Wednesday endorsed Assange's extradition to Sweden, bringing him a big step closer to prosecution in a Scandinavian court.


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Mystery of Keepsake Urn with Cremains Solved
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office now knows the full story behind a Keepsake Urn they discovered among stolen property.
On Monday (February 13), The Sheriff's Office asked for help identifying the remains and the owner of the small Keepsake Urn and the velvet box it was stored in.
Because the velvet box didn't contain any personal information, they decided to ask for help from the community.
That help came quickly and now we know the story of the Keepsake Urn. The owner, 21-year-old Sara O, says the urn containing her father's ashes was stolen from the center console of her car while she was moving in November 2016.
She had given up hope of ever seeing it again until some friends saw information the Urn was one of a number of pieces of stolen property recovered by the Sheriff's Office November 3, 2016.
Sara has now been reunited with her father's remains and the Sheriff's Department is both honored and thankful for the community's help solving this mystery.


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I'm goin to Bacolod in July and I'm thinking of going to Sipalay. Has any VTers been there? From what I've read, it's about 4 hours travel from Bacolod. It sounds really long, but if the beaches are really nice, it should be worth it. Are there any other nice beaches close to Bacolod? Thanks.
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It is well worth the four hour drive. If a local filipino is driving you...you may get there in closer to 3 hours. 4 on chartered bus. BUT THE BEACHES IN SIPALAY are BEAUTIFUL...... This is the fastest growing in all of Negros Occidental. It is a hidden treasure of beach resorts up and down thte shores and the prices are extremely affordable... The folks in Sipalay are very friendly and hospitable... It is worth the drive....you will have a great time..... drive down to the public market right on the waterfront.... When you get there... they will guide you to the sites... There are also diving beach resorts. They're about 20 minutes from the downtown area on the waterfront. But worth the 20 extra minutes. Next to the Diving Sites is a beach resort called Nataasan Resort. It has the most beautiful view in all the world. SIPALAY CITY is a hidden treasure that people are catching on to. They locals told us that Sipalay has only been an official City for about 5 years. Becoming a city, has provided govt. money to expand and grow and the place is booming..... and the beautiful beaches are growing as well. Enjoy
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The Sunday, April 13, edition of The New York Times Style Magazine was delivered with my newspaper today and I was happy to see a Wilson Sasha or Watt/Puppy speaker on its cover. The speaker is part of what the Times says is architect Joseph Dirand's "Sexy Modernism" take on his living room. It is good to see that the Times thinks a nice speaker is part of a cool looking living room.
However, after the initial impression, I looked at the cover more carefully and looked at the full page view of the living room on pages 130-131. About 18 inches in front of the right speaker there looks like 5 inches of a tree stump on the floor. Just slightly off the center axis and three feet away a chair faces away from the speak, messing up the speaker's dispersion of sound.
The left speaker is much worse. A large desk is about two feet away, interupting most of the speakers' output of sound into the room. This lends credence to what I've long suspected -- there are a lot of wealthy people who buy expensive speakers and components but largely destroy the sound quality because they do not put them into a room situation that lets the speakers perform at the level they can.


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By Greg Perkins
The Lobos are heading into this week's huge match up with Show Low on the heels of a solid 57-20 win over Payson last Friday night.
Playing the second of three straight home games, Snowflake scored early in the contest on a 55-yard run by Ty Reidhead. He tacked on the two-point conversion, putting the Lobos up 8-0. Payson countered with a five-yard scoring run, trimming the lead to 8-6 near the midpoint of the first quarter. Just a minute later Nik Hall capped a Snowflake drive on a three-yard run. Rubon Caldwell kicked the point after and the Lobos went up 15-6. In the final minutes of the period Reidhead hooked up with Travis Flake on a 35-yard catch and run, Kegan Kay's point after gave the home team a 22-6 lead.
Tyler Claridge scored on a five-yard run in the middle of the second period, then Porter Black passed to Claridge for two more, giving Snowflake a 30-6 lead. With just over three minutes left in the half Hall found the end zone for the second time in the game, this one from four yards out, moving the lead to 37-6 with Rubon Caldwell's point after kick.
Reidhead started the second half much like the first, scoring early on a 35-yard run to increase the lead to 43-6. Payson narrowed the gap a little on an 85 yard scoring run and subsequent two point conversion, making the score 43-14. Just two minutes later the Longhorns again found the end zone, this time on a 25-yard pass for what would be their final points of the game, which left them trailing 43-20. Alec Solomon scored on an eight-yard run for the Lobos near the end of the third period, pushing the lead to 50-20 with Rubon Caldwell's kick. Lehi Caldwell scored the final points of the game in the fourth period on a 69-yard scamper. Rubon Caldwell booted the point after, giving the Lobos their seventh win of the season against just one loss.
This week Snowflake welcomes in the Show Low Cougars, who are favored by many to win the state title. The Cougars had little problem handling Blue Ridge two weeks ago and demolished Fountain Hills last week. Last year this was a great game, with Show Low winning 24-23. Two seasons ago Snowflake won the game 28-15. This year both teams are once again playing well and both have deep playoff expectations. Show Low is solid, especially at the skill positions with several seniors in those spots. Snowflake has put together a great season thus far, but may need to play its best game of the year to keep Show Low from winning at Lobo Stadium.
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