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as you prolly can tell from my sig I have an 83 CJ7... just bought the thing a little while ago, it's my first non-fuel injected vehicle so I'm looking forward to doing mods. All my experence comes from tuning late model VW engines and they are more then a PITA to work on with OBD and stuff.
So what should be the first thing to make this thing more fun to drive? already has a dual exhaust, I don't know if it came like that from the factory but it sounds good! I only have three tires that match and no brakes, but thats all thats left to fix (prolly gonna do that this weekend) then it's streetable.
Also what are the first things I should start to look for in terms of wear? It's got some rust on the body and undercaraige but there's diamond plate welded around most of it, should I be worried?
Tow hooks. :D
Anyway, I'll probably get slaughtered for this, but I would really like to hear about your VW and what you have done to it. I too like VWs. Like to hear about it.
I would check frame for weakness fist and repair if necessary
heh...its funny to hear I'm not the only VW guy around here. I'm on VWVortex and have 2 VWs but they are way too much to keep up with so I'm selling one of them to get the jeep going.
i have a VW too!!
what kind do you guys have
i have a corrado G60
but i wrecked it
i am going to fab a 1 seat sand rail and put the engine in the rear
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SWEET! :D Two VW guys or was that 3? :D I don't know, but thats sweet. Man I love Corrados. I'd like to hear about all you guys' VWs. Project CJ7, what two do you have?
nice to see some VW love coming from the jeep crowd!
My current dub is a GTi VR6 with schrick 268 cams, VGi intake manifold, GIAC chip, autotech SS exhaust, dieselgeek SS. THe tranny has a peloquin diff to keep from exploding at the track. Along with 6lb flywheel, 3.67 R&P and 6 puck clutch. the suspension is setup with an H&R cup kit on all four courners and front strut tie bar. the only other thing I'm gonna do is put a nice set of lightweight Recaros in there and I'm done. I have a set of UR pulleys I need to install sometime too. If anyone is from the area I goto atco mostly on Friday for racing... I'm trying to hit the 13's with my current setup. I'm also on vortex, my screen name is SchrickedVR6.
If you guys have any VW ?s let me know and I do my best to answer them... But I need some jeep advise in return :D
Drool, drool, drool ,drool. :D :D Your car is swwweeeet. :D Are you running coil-overs? What do you mean be cup kit? Both of my bros. have VWs. One has a 1997 Jetta GT with a Neuspeed
P-Flo and P-Chip and a Brospeed muffler. The other just got his new one(he used to own the Jetta and sold it to my other brother)just a little over a week ago and is lovin it. Its a 2001 Golf GTI 1.8T. It's all stock right now, but man that thing screams even with nothin done to it. Gotta love that turbo whine. :D Right now he's debating over three chips: The Neuspeed one, APR, and the Garrett one. I'm not sure which one he will get, but his general plans are to get a chip, intake, exaust, and coil overs. He was originally thinking about getting a turbo upgrade until he found that some of the chips he's considering will take his lbs. ft of torque straight from 155 to 245.  :D Anyway, I'd love to keep talkin about VWs with you guys as I'd like to get a VR6 Corrado eventually. We will have to do it in secret however or the others might find out and kill us. :D
the cupkit is basically one stage in the H&R coilover suspension. It's not adjustable like the CO are but if you were to say adjust your H&R CO's to the optimum setting for the street handling and make them into a non-adjustable strut/spring combo it would be the H&R cup kit.
Yeah those 1.8t's are quick. the new '02 have 180HP... 30 more then the previous model. And yeah with a chip you will see prolly well over 200 ft-lbs of TQ, I would steer away from Neuspeed, either go with APR or GIAC. They are pretty much taking over the VW drag racing sceen. Unless I strap on a turbo or start spraying my VR6 isn't going to be able to compete!
I still love my Vdub cause its a blast to drive but I am growing tired, since I've done almost all there is to do on the motor car. All I have left is work on my driving skills to brake the 13.99 barrier. Thats why I am looking forward to hooking up the jeep. I look at it like this, its the best of both worlds... a German engineered sports car and a rugged amercian built 4x4!
Just don't let the rest of the guys on this site know about our VW addiction or we just might get or cars run over by some off road monsters... that is if they can catch us :D
Nope.....I dont have a VW (I can appreciate them though....got their cousin the Porsche)
Now with your Jeep..... After you have your brake situation taken care of you will want to start checking out that body. Was the Diamond plate just welded over rust? If so the body will just continue to rust. They you will have to decide whether to repair rust spots or just get a new metal/fiberglass/Kevlar body. Chaeck around the seat belt mounts....they might not be too secure!
Then...suspension. First I would say upgrade the shackles....I have always like Conn Ferr. Very strong and you can get an inch or so lift out of them if you want too. Then do you want to upgrade the suspension as in a lift? If so decide now how far you want to go....makes no sense to lift 2 1/2 only to decide you want more room for suspension travel in a year from now....
I would suggest you look at a lot of the other Jeeps on here to get ideas.... figure out what you want to do before you start spending money. Much easier when you have the project planned out.....
Good luck,
Hank wants to see Tow Hooks on your VW :p :D
Billy, thanks for the response... what kind of Porsche do you have?

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Now with your Jeep..... After you have your brake situation taken care of you will want to start checking out that body. Was the Diamond plate just welded over rust? If so the body will just continue to rust. They you will have to decide whether to repair rust spots or just get a new metal/fiberglass/Kevlar body. Chaeck around the seat belt mounts....they might not be too secure!

It looks like the diamond plate was welded over rust :(. How much does a body (are they called tubs) cost? I want to rip all the carpet out and attempt to clean up the floor pan. After that I was going to put a good coat of a rust protectant/water resistant sealer and get new gromets for the drain holes. any suggestions for a good over the counter sealer?

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Then...suspension. First I would say upgrade the shackles....I have always like Conn Ferr. Very strong and you can get an inch or so lift out of them if you want too. Then do you want to upgrade the suspension as in a lift? If so decide now how far you want to go....makes no sense to lift 2 1/2 only to decide you want more room for suspension travel in a year from now....

I was thinking the same thing, I'm sure all the bushings need to be replaced and while I'm at it I guess the shackles too. Does anyone sell like a complete kit will HD poly busings for our vehicles? As far as lifting goes I'm going to have to think about that one for a bit till I decide on my final goal for the jeep will be.
Thanks agian for the help.
Man marc, 14.2 is dang fast for a all motor VW. I'd love to see 13s. That'd be sweet. What are your specific reasons against Neuspeed. I mean I'm not saying you're wrong as I have heard both way arguments for and against them and know that there are definitely more tuners out there than just them. Any more thoughs on the car would be cool. Yeah, those new 1.8Ts are sweet too, but that wasn't quite in his budget. He got the sweet stock 17 inch rims too so a rim/tire swap won't be needed. He was actually considering and planning on a '98 VR6, but opted for an easier find that would probably yield less miles if you can find one. Talk to you later.
Honestly 4wheeler, I think my bros. 1.8T has a hook on the back. :D :D
I have a 2001 Jetta VR6 and a 86 Scirocco 16v that I am currently selling.
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"The Kosovo police will be the protector of human rights and will fight against any type of crime or corruption," the class leader, Nuredin Ibishi, a former Kosovo Liberation Army officer, told the 173 graduates in the ceremony, a symbol of international attempts to bring normality to Kosovo.
Ibishi said the tragic experience with the Serbian police force should make the new officers aware of their responsibility to treat all the province's citizens with respect and fairness.
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If you've chosen to vaccinate your child, you've had to endure the trying moments when the needle pierces delicate skin and your baby wails in pain. But new developments are on the horizon that may eliminate vaccinations delivered via needle. Researchers at various universities, medical schools, and pharmaceutical companies are working on new products that can administer vaccines without the "ouch" factor.
NBCNews reported that the Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI) in Seattle, for example, is working on a vaccine that uses virus-like particles delivered by "microneedles." Rather than puncturing the skin completely like a traditional hypodermic needle, this new device contains tiny blades that barely scratch the skin. The vaccine is then delivered to immune cells just below the skin's surface and the body begins to mount an immune response.
Dr. Steven Reed, founder and president of IDRI, told NBC News that when a vaccine is given with this new delivery system, the only sensation is pressure — no pain. Dr. Reed hopes that IDRI's vaccine against H1N1 avian flu will eventually be something available through the mail for self-administration.
Several other methods of vaccine delivery are also in the works. Georgia Tech is developing a skin patch that will dissolve after administering flu or polio vaccines. The National Institutes of Health is working on an orally-administered capsule for vaccination against anthrax, and a nasal mist to protect babies against RSV.
An even more experimental approach involves using an electrical charge to send DNA from viruses or bacteria directly through the skin. This method is being tested with the West Nile virus, among others.
Researchers hope that these newer, less painful methods of vaccine delivery will result in more immunized children. Parents who shy away from getting their kids vaccinated because of the pain involved might now be more willing to consider routine immunization. Plus, the new vaccine formulas and delivery methods are potentially cheaper to produce and easier to dispense. Someday parents might be able to administer their own kids' vaccinations in the comfort of home.
My husband and I have chosen to vaccinate all our children because we believe that the benefits of protection against deadly diseases are worth it. But it's so hard to listen to my babies' cries after they are poked with needles! I always have to tell myself that those moments of pain are hopefully sparing them the possibility of horrible infections in the future. Still, I would be first in line to try these new, needle-free vaccination methods. They sound like medical technology straight out of Star Trek.
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I borrowed this book 'God Is Not Great' by Christopher Hitchens from my library as I thought it sounded interesting and provocative. My personal standing is that I consider myself to be deeply spiritual but I have always had a loathing of organised religions and of the core beliefs all almost all of the most popular religions. However, having been introduced to Christianity as a child and with all of the ideas this religion impresses it is difficult to untangle the ideology of indoctrinated religion with that of atheism. Hitchens calls himself an 'infidel' and states that his brand of atheism is "Protestant atheism" since it was with the King James bible that he first found himself disagreeing. He is clear in his position from the outset, stating in the first chapter that "religion poisons everything".
The book is a vast study of many religions and each chapter sees the author relate his personal experiences where he has learned why religion is a negative aspect of the human experience. Hitchens work is intelligent, far-reaching and educational although I do find his caustic and sometimes angry tone unappealing. As someone who hasn't fully let go of the idea of a mystical God figure I feel like I'm being hit with a sledgehammer when I read some of Hitchen's insults. It's like being told repeatedly that you are an idiot and here's why!
Hitchens discusses the relationship with politics and religion. He also discusses 9/11 from every angle and is damning in his condemnation of all figures who were motivated by religion before and after the horrific events of that day.
There are also some more witty and amusing segments in the book where Hitchens highlights how ridiculous some of the prohibitions of certain religions really are. These include dietary restrictions as well as other tasks and rules that are present in some religions. He then discusses the impact of religion on children in a chapter entitled "Is religion Child Abuse?" in addition to exploring why religions legislate sexual behaviour.
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More than 310 people have perished in fires that gutted factories in Pakistan's two largest cities, in tragedies that prompted calls for an overhaul of poor industrial safety standards, officials said yesterday.
At least 280 people died at a garment factory in Karachi, in the worst blaze in decades to hit Pakistan's biggest city, just hours after 21 died at a shoe factory in Lahore, close to the Indian border.
Dozens of others were hurt in Karachi as they jumped out of windows from the four-storey building to escape the blaze that began on Tuesday evening in a bid to save their lives, as sobbing relatives of trapped workers scuffled with police overnight.
"The death toll is 289. This is not final - the search for more bodies continues," the city's top administration official, Karachi Roshan Shaikh, said as more victims were recovered.
Karachi fire chief Ehtesham Salim said rescuers were finding large groups of bodies on the lower floors of the factory.
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"We didn't find bodies in ones or two's, but in the dozens, which is why the death toll is increasing so alarmingly."
Salim said the fire probably originated on the ground floor, giving those workers in the basement and on that level less time to escape.
A firefighter at the scene, Numan Noor, said the reason most of the victims died was because the main escape route was blocked.
"The people went to the rear side of the building but there was no access, so we had to make forceful entries and ... rescue the people," said Noor.
Firefighters broke holes in the factory's brick walls to reach victims inside.
Abdus Salam, a doctor at Karachi's Civil Hospital, said at least 65 workers suffered broken bones after jumping out of windows.
Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said he had ordered an inquiry into both fires, as officials said the factory in Karachi in particular had been flimsily built, lacked emergency exits and had developed cracks in the walls.
"It was packed like a box with little room left for ventilation. There were no emergency exits," Salim said.
According to workers, the factory produced underwear and plastic utensils.
Salim said the disaster was Karachi's "biggest fire in terms of deaths in decades".
In January 2009, 40 people were killed, more than half of them children, when a fire engulfed dozens of wooden homes in Karachi's impoverished Baldia neighbourhood.
Noman Ahmed, from the NED University of Engineering and Technology in Karachi, said few industries and businesses implement the law on safety and fire exits, finding it easy to avoid because of the lack of effective monitoring.
"Most of our shopping centres and markets too have no safety mechanism, which the authorities should review seriously, otherwise it could cause graver tragedies in future," he said.
Mohammad Saleem, 32, who broke a leg after jumping out of the second floor, said he and his colleagues were hard at work late on Tuesday.
"It was terrible. Suddenly the entire floor filled with fire and smoke and the heat was so intense that we rushed towards the windows, broke its steel grille and glass and jumped out," he said.
"It was extremely painful. I saw many people jumping out of windows and crying in pain for help."
Around 150 employees were working at the time in one of the factory's three round-the-clock shifts, Saleem said.
Officials said the cause of the fire was unknown, but Rauf Siddiqi, the industry minister for the southern province of Sindh of which Karachi is the capital, said the owner was under investigation for negligence.
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The footage from Hungary comes from a camp at Roszke where large numbers of migrants heading north and west have built up.
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The lack of support for migrants in Hungary has drawn criticism from activists.
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Lazy trip to Toyko, Ozaka and Kyoto - Do I need a pass?
Hi Mari,
My fiancée and I are going to be in Japan from the 24 March to 6 April and we would like to leisurely go around the main sites. A very basic itinerary we have at the moment is as follows:
24 March Narita to Ozaka
After reading some posts I think this is not so ambitious. Could we get bored when we just spend time around town? The trip needs to be romantic as I'm going to propose. We don't want to catch every train possible to every location in 2 weeks.
But my question is, would we really need the pass for this amount of travelling? In view of the time, we would probably have to get the 14 to cover every journey. Is it worth it?
I would really appreciate your help with costs.
Kindest regards,
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For a 14 day pass, you'll need to spend over ¥45,100 in tickets. Here are the costs for your trip as it stands:
TOTAL: ¥38840 for 7 legs
This means that you may well be better off buying separate tickets rather than a 14 day pass.
However, there are some really excellent trips you can do from the Kyoto/Osaka area that will be sure to fit into a romantic trip if you do get bored: Takayama, Kinosaki Onsen hot spring bath town and Nikko are all good extra trips you can do. If you add any of these items to your itinerary you will certainly find a 14 day JR Pass is worth it.
PS - Yokohama by the bay is very romantic at night!
Hope this helps - happy to help with any follow up questions you may have!
Hi Mari,
Thank you for your help. I had a look at your recommendations and Takayama looks very interesting. If we added a day there after Kyoto, is it straightforward to get back to Toyko? I assume adding that to our trip would take us over the 14 day pass point and therefore make it worthwhile.
Thanks again for your help. It's tough to know what is always the best option. Your advice is most welcome.
Hi there,
Yes - there is a change at Nagoya, but it's a very straightforwards trip, though it will be 4.5 hours. Here is a sample itinerary
Yes - as the ticket price of this trip is ¥14,300, it will make buying a 14 day rail pass very worth while.
Hope this helps - if you want me to clarify anything else please let me know!
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My wife and I are both huge fans of dark chocolate, and Green and Black's Organic with 70% cocoa has always been one of our favourite premium brands, delivering quality every time.
So you can surely imagine our disappointment when as a little treat for the car journey home we bought two small bars of Green and Blacks Organic chocolate from a visitors shop on a day out, only to find on unwrapping one of them that the whole bar was cracked, pale and dusty looking, almost like it had melted away in parts. (Fortunately the other one was fine, so we wolfed it down to console ourselves!!)
Mystified by our discovery, we looked up Green and Black's customer service details on the web when we got home, and then my wife drafted up an email to register our complaint. We got a response back within hours, offering to send us a pre-paid envelope so that we could send it off to them for further analysis. And true to their word the envelope arrived the next business day, so we packaged it up and awaited their response
And in this afternoon's post we received a package. Not only was there a very detailed letter explaining what had happened to the bar, but also more than a little 'compensation' - we'll come to that shortly....
Apparently it had "bloomed" - here comes the science part!! - which meant that the cocoa butter had moved to the surface of the chocolate causing the discoloration , in this case resulting in a very pale and chalky surface. The bar had melted and reformed and so had lost some of its original shape. While the chocolate is perfectly edible, they added that the cocoa butter seeping out of the bar would leave the taste dry and somewhat stale.
The likely cause was the temperature stored in the shop had changed, or it had been stored in direct light, and they stressed that they always advise retailers on the storage conditions expected for the products, but at this point to be fair our attention was drawn to the two large chocolate bars enclosed as compensation as well as vouchers to the value of £4 towards our next purchases - we are so easily bought!!!
So I really have to give them full credit for the way their customer service have handled this - they reacted very quickly and delivered us a very satisfactory outcome. Plus, now that we've had a chance to try the Cherry flavoured bar that they sent us to try they've convinced us to branch out from just the plain bars and try some of the other versions, and of course here I am singing their praises instead of ripping them to pieces....
So if you've never tried one of these Green and Blacks bars, would highly recommend them, they also offer a range of other products including a delicious ice cream range and biscuits. Granted, you will pay a slightly higher price than other alternatives such as Bournville etc, but in my view the quality is there to see, and its also worth noting that they operate a pro-active FairTrade policy. You can also order online at
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Chilli Says Usher Was Her First 'Real Love,' Details Relationship
There's been plenty of great albums inspired by broken relationships: a good portion of Eminem's 'Marshall Mathers LP,' Marvin Gaye's 'Here, My Dear' and Nas' 'Life Is Good.' For a while, Usher's diamond-selling 'Confessions' was thought to belong in that line of projects. TLC's Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas says that's not the case.
Many believed that 'Confessions' was inspired by Usher's 2003 breakup with Chilli. The latter singer revealed to US Weekly that there's no truth to that notion. Usher and Chilli were together when the album was recorded. The LP was actually based off another situation.
"All of those songs on 'Confessions,' that was about Jermaine Dupri's situation. Usher was just singing it," Chilli reveals. "But people kind of bought into it, it was just the timing of our breakup when the album came out."
It's an understandable confusion given the autobiographical nature of some of the songs on the album, particularly on 'Confessions (Part II),' where Usher details the aftermath of an accidental pregnancy as a result of an adulterous relationship. Quite a few believed Usher cheated on Chilli, which led to their breakup. She also denied that rumor, although Usher admitted to infidelity a few years back.
Chilli also says Usher was her first "real adult love" and she'll "always love him, forever."
"But we're cool, we're really cool. There's no hard feelings, nothing like that. It's all good," she says.
Usher's inspiration and the publicity surrounding his relationship with Chilli led to the peak of his career. 'Confessions' contained monster hits like 'Yeah,' 'Burn' and 'My Boo.' The album has sold 10 million copies as of 2012.
'Crazy, Sexy Cool: The TLC Story,' the biopic of the famed girl group, premieres tonight (Oct. 21) on VH1.


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I'm thinking on taking a road trip down the gulf coast in Mid-May. I'll be stopping in Palm Harbour, Venice and North Port to visit friends and family. Sanibel Island is on my list. What other great hidden places are there around this area to visit? (Other than Busch Gardens in Tampa, we're skipping that for this year)
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Bobaflex To Unleash New Album 'Anything That Moves' in July
Bobaflex have set a July release for their next album, 'Anything That Moves.'
Bobaflex have set a July release for their next album, 'Anything That Moves.'
I absolutely love this Bobaflex cover of Simon and Garfunkel's 'The Sound of Silence.' This week, the band released the video for it and I'm assuming this is the next single to hit radio.
This Friday night Maggie will be out broadcasting live at The Machine Shop with the return of Bobaflex. Tickets are only $8 in advance and plenty are still available. Opening up the show will be Atom Smash and Edisun. Check out the latest video from Bobaflex as well as all the openers.
The Royal Bliss and Bobaflex tour wrapped up in Flint this past Saturday night at the Machine Shop. As always Minty was there to catch all the action with these photos.
Banana 101.5 is giving you a chance to go bowling with Royal Bliss and Bobaflex this Thursday. We will be taking over the annex of Grand Blanc Lanes at 6pm to do a little bowling while the guys are in town. Enter here for your chance to win!
Bobaflex challenges current champion The Veer Union in our new music warzone known as The Cockfight -- click through to listen to the choices and vote for your favorite...
Bad ass new stuff for the Cockfight. Check out new Bobaflex "Bury Me With My Guns On".
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It's a great night of rock this Friday night at The Machine Shop with Royal Bliss & Bobaflex. This awesome show will only cost you $10.
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SUMMIT COUNTY — Saying that the power to unravel the marijuana mess lies with Congress, U.S. Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) and U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) this week introduced measures that would de-federalize marijuana policy and create a framework for the federal taxation of cannabis.
To provide context for the legislation, the lawmakers released a report that outlines the history of what they called the failed war on marijuana and explains that more than 100 million Americans live in jurisdictions where governments and voters have decided that some aspect of marijuana should be legally permitted. Continue reading "Will Congress act on marijuana legalization?"


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Here's what I got, A badger, denning in a hole. He pulled a deer head part-way down his hole to feed on. I left a jackrabbit carcass there that I'd shot. What type of set would any of you experienced trappers use? Should a set a snare, a bucket set, or just started squealing on my dying jackrabbit call till he sticks his head out for a shot? I need help? I only started trapping this year in November, I've already caught 3 beaver and a muskrat.
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get a big tank of water and pull it along side of the hole then fill the hole up, and get ready to grab that s.o.b. when he sticks his head up for air. And yes you can grab him, cause he ain't exactly going to have his wits about him- after breathing in a few gallons of water. Pull him out of his hole before you shoot him, or else he'll slink back down the hole. But when you get him out of the hole, best get ready cause the lil wolverines can be MEAN! LOL :) And yeah maybe I'm kidding a lil bit, but trust me this is a tried and true method :) And if you want to practice get a milk jug full of water and go around to the grinny holes in your yard and turn the jug up and the little critters pop out right into the jug.
Of course you could always do the boring ole gang set and hope to catch his front two feet, or else he'll have another den dug by the time you find hime the next morning!
Well anyways.... Good luck and have fun...
haha, that sounds like a challenge, but I'm not exactly the bravest person on earth. I could do what you said but instead of grabbing him I'll use my animal catch pole and slip the noose over his head when it comes out LOL! Thanks for the laugh.
If you can, just stick a 220 or 330 conibear over the den hole.
#220 or #330, by law of North Dakota, have to be either in a bucket set or underwater.
Just use a plain old dirt hole set like you would for a fox or coyote. Use the same lure and bait as you would for the canines also, Badgers are not hard to catch they are harder to hold after you put the cuffs on them. If you catch and hold it be prepared for it to be backed into a hole about three feet deep that it dug for you. Man they are some mean little bastards. Good Luck!


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Information about Gongfu Tea
Gongfu tea (sometimes called Kung fu Tea) is a name given to a traditional Chinese way of making tea, not a type of tea. It is invariably the way used to make the tea if someone talks about a "traditional Chinese tea ceremony" and places as much importance on the quality and type of utensils used and the actual "ceremony" itself, as it does on the quality of the tea itself. It's as much form as it is function!
Though the area that Gongfu tea originated is the subject of some debate (with different areas wanting to claim that they are the originators), its origins do trace back to the Song Dynasty. During the subsequent Ming Dynasty Gongfu tea became popular and spread to many areas in China, especially in Fujian, Guangdong and Taiwan.
Due to the typically higher amounts of tea leaves used, teas made in a Gongfu ceremony typically produces more concentrated tea, that may be a little bitter for newcomers. The Gongfu process is only typically used for Oolong and Pu'erh teas, such as Tieguanyin, Narcissus and Phoenix Bush teas. It is never used for white or green teas.
More information through here: http://www.teavivre.com/info/gongfu-tea/
Thanks for posting! I've not tried to gongfu brew yet but it may be in the future. I know I really like brewing oolong in my little gaiwan but I don't go through the same ceremony. They just seem to taste better when brewed in the gaiwan. Perhaps I'll try a tea ceremony on a nice relaxing day.


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Atheist: Someone who does not believe in God. There are many distinctions you can make among atheist--strong, weak, implicit, explicit, practical, theological--but the two major ones are strong atheism vs. weak atheism. A strong Atheist believes that it is certain and clear that there is no God. A weak Atheist does not believe in God, but doesn't assert the lack of God--it could be said to include all forms of non-theists.I put myself in the category of Agnostic and would call it a meta-strong Agnosticism: I believe it's currently unknowable whether or not it is unknowable whether or not God exists. And I'm a Religious Humanist. I once preached a controversial sermon in my internship congregation called "A Humanist's Search for God," and was told by some Humanists that a Humanist can't search for God. (I would call them church-going Secular Humanists, which seems like an oxymoron, yet I've encountered many in Unitarian Universalist churches.)
Non-theist: Someone who does not assert a belief in God. I would include Agnostics, Atheists, most Buddhists, and many others in this group. Some would argue any non-theist is an atheist. I generally reserve the term "Atheist" for the group that is really strong Atheists, and use "non-theists" as the catch-all term.
Agnostic: Someone who does not know whether or not God exists. Again, can be divided into many categories, the main ones being strong or weak. A weak Agnostic does not know if there is a God, but may feel that they are still weighing evidence or will receive more evidence. A strong Agnostic believes that ultimately it's unknowable whether or not God exists.
Humanist: Humanism has meant many things, but right now I'll borrow a definition from the Continuum of Humanist Education: "Humanism is a godless philosophy based on reason and compassion." A major distinction I would make among Humanists is religious Humanists and secular Humanists. Secular Humanists would assert that Humanism is a philosophy and has nothing to do with religion. Religious Humanists can see Humanism as a religion, albeit one that does not require a belief in God. It is also possible to believe in God and be a Humanist, I would assert. If you follow a "godless philosophy based on reason and compassion" that does not mean you cannot believe in God. Theistic Humanists may be rare, but they exist.
And a Note on Capitalization: Many Atheists, Agnostics, and Humanists would not capitalize these words, and many do not capitalize God. I choose to capitalize God except when I am specifically pointing out that there are a number of different gods that have been believed in by different cultures. It is important to recognize that Atheists don't believe in any god, however, not just the Judeo-Christian God. I choose to capitalize here, although I'm often inconsistent, the terms Atheist, Agnostic, and Humanist out of a measure of respect for them as religious or areligious systems. That is certainly arguable, and I imagine it will be argued. I support you who do not capitalize in your lack of capitals. I choose to differ.
As an Agnostic, however, I have some very clear ideas of what kind of god is possible, and what kind is not. And I have an absolute faith in this, and it's definitely a faith, because it's based on my passion, not on reason, if you want to make a distinction between faith and reason, although I reject such distinctions. We are a reasonable faith, in Unitarian Universalism. Our faith is grounded in reason.
But my faith in what kinds of god is impossible is not based in reason, although I'm sure that a reasonable argument for my atheism towards certain gods could be based in reason.
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If there is a God...
- God does not choose the victor in football games.
- God does not choose sides in human wars.
- God does not save some people from disease while letting others die.
- God does not "bless America" or any other country.
- God does not send floods, hurricanes, or other natural disasters to punish people.
- God does not create diseases to punish people.
- God does not appear to some people and not others.
- God does not damn people for their sexual orientation or gender.
- God does not damn anyone.
- God does not demand belief in God.
No, I do not believe in the healing power of prayer. I have heard people say that I do not pray or will not pray with people. This is not true. I do it all the time. I just don't do the "God, please heal so-and-so" type of prayer. And when I am asked to pray for people, which I will do, I do not pray for God to heal them. I pray for them. I pray (which is to say voice my hope, directed to a possible God) that they find the love or the strength or the compassion they need, in themselves and in their support networks. I voice what we are grateful for, or what needs are. To me that is prayer. And that is about as far as prayer can go, in my opinion. It can give voice to things, name things. That's about it. If you hear me give the prayer at a dinner at church, you'll hear something like, "Spirit of Life, we remember... (insert negative things that are relevant--poverty, hunger, etc.), and we are grateful for... (insert food, company, program, other noteworthy positive things). Blessed be and Amen." Pastoral prayers in situations like the hospital often take a similar structure.
Okay, you say, but aren't you doing a blessing of the animals this week? Why yes. One definition of "bless" means to "hallow or consecrate." I believe all creatures are holy (inherently good and worthy of love), and so blessing something is simply a naming of its holiness. And it is possible that there is a God of love who loves all creatures, and so blessing them is a naming of that possible fact in ritual.
Which brings me to the type of God I believe possible. The God I believe could be possible would be a God that, if God is a sentient being, cares for and loves all people equally, and with a perfect love that, ultimately, saves everyone. More likely God is something more like love, or positive energy, or the greater sum of all the parts of the universe, or something we create together in the work of love and justice. It's quite possible that humans do create God, and that God isn't fully created yet. Those kinds of God are possible, to me. I find it impossible to rule out the possibility of any sort of God. Yes, the world can be explained without it, but that doesn't prove the negation of it, or the lack of possibility that there is something more.


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Celebrating 65 years of marriage with a nostalgic trip to a love story's beginnings
When Nancy Schiller spotted a handsome, blond lifeguard on the beach at the old Camp Centerland, she fell for him right away.
Chemistry, his attentive style and care for his family drew her to him in 1946. Two years later, while they were studying for college exams at the library that was once inside the distinctively round Cyclorama Building, he surprised her with a diamond ring she didn't think they could afford.
Thursday, Nancy and Harvey Schiller's 65th wedding anniversary, their son David surprised – no – shocked them both by taking his parents back to the Cyclorama without telling them where they were going.
"Can you believe this?" said Nancy, looking around and taking hold of her husband's hand. "No," he said, before bending his head slightly, too choked up to say more, at first.
The Schillers went from stunned to smiling, and soon were telling stories, surrounded by about 20 friends at a table with plastic cups of champagne and a gardenia plant in honor of the flowers Nancy carried as a bride. It was the first the couple had been inside the place since it stopped being the reading room for the now-defunct Grosvenor public library in 1963.
The Cyclorama, built in 1888 to display panorama paintings, now holds the modern offices and cubicles for the Lumsden & McCormick accounting firm. It doesn't look much like the old black and white photos on the wall that showed the place as a wide-open reading room with bookshelves lining the curved walls.
Harvey Schiller looked around and remembered how it used to be. The retired pharmacist studied there all the time, sometimes cracking up with friends in the quiet, after he got out of the Army and was in pharmacy school at the University of Buffalo.
On New Year's Eve 1948, he came with Nancy and friends to do some work before going out for the evening to celebrate.
To the relief of his future father-in-law, and jeweler, Schiller had just used his Army pay to cover the cost of the ring that had been set aside, waiting to go on Nancy's finger.
When Harvey slipped on the sparkling diamond in the library, she was thrilled.
"I was so surprised and excited because we had never talked about a ring," she remembered. "That night we got together with a lot of friends. … So it was a very special New Year's Eve."
Thursday, friends happily stood around them once again, admiring copies of an old photo of the Schillers as a jubilant young couple.
After they met as summer camp counselors, their love story unfolded as if it was meant to be.
"I don't know whether it was luck or hard work or just a lot of love," Nancy said. "I'm very grateful that we're together."
The couple, both 86, has two sons, a daughter, 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. They all live so many different places – from a son in Los Angeles to a granddaughter in Jerusalem – that it's hard to get together to celebrate.
So for this anniversary, her local son, David, decided it would be nice to gather friends and family, rent a minibus and take his parents for a surprise visit, first to the Cyclorama, and then to Cradle Beach Camp – the site of Centerland, once a camp for Jewish kids.
As Nancy Schiller thought back on the 1940s, beginning her life with her husband, the hard parts seemed drowned out by the good things.
After Centerland camp ended the summer of 1946, Harvey joined the Army and served in Okinawa, Japan. He named the truck he drove "Nancy" in her honor. She studied psychology and early childhood at the University of Buffalo. They wrote each other every day. Days without mail were followed by letters arriving in bunches.
After Harvey came home, he worked on his pharmacy degree, and they planned their life together.
Her parents' reaction to the news of their New Year's Eve engagement became a classic family story.
Her father sat straight up in bed, turned to her mother – not his daughter – and said, "Does she know what she's doing?" Her mother said, "Yes," and he promptly went back to sleep.
Thursday, as people sipped champagne and talked about old times at the Cyclorama Building, Harvey Schiller remembered how the wedding reception invitation he posted at his fraternity led to an unexpected swell of 30 frat brothers at the party. They pleased everyone with a rousing version of what Schiller called "the sweetheart song."
Nancy Schiller listened, turned to her husband happily and said, "It sounds like we had a nice life."
He smiled back. "It's been pretty good so far."
As the party wound down, the guests – some young, some older, some using canes and walkers – headed to the door slowly, lingering and talking happily about what just happened.
Outside, even the waiting driver stood by the minibus and marveled about the afternoon to someone on his cellphone.
"Sixty-five years married," he said, "That's a long time."
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What does Sherrerd mean?
Sherrerd as a boys' name (also used as girls' name Sherrerd). Possibly related to Sheridan.
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VARIANTS Sherard, Sherrard, SherrodCREATIVE FORMS
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How popular is Sherrerd?
Sherrerd is an unusual given name for males. Sherrerd is an equivalently uncommon last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Sherrod and Sheridan are the popular variation forms of Sherrerd (OUTSIDE TOP 2000). Adoption of these forms of Sherrerd was at its highest in the year 1990 (MEDIAN #1480). (TOP BABY NAMES, 2015)
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Less than a week after the White House issued a proclamation declaring June LGBT Pride month, Nike announced its own Pride celebration: a limited collection #BETRUE line on sale starting Friday.
Up to $500k of the proceeds from the collection will go to the LGBT Sports Coalition, which works to end discrimination against LGBT athletes. In true Pride fashion, the collection will feature rainbow colored shirts and shoes.
"We are a company committed to diversity, inclusion and unleashing human potential," said Tim Hershey, Nike Vice President of Global Merchandising and Executive Chair of Nike's LGBT and Friends Employee Network, continuing "We're delighted that #BETRUE is becoming a call-to-action for all athletes to be their most authentic selves."
As public opinion towards openly gay athletes is slowly gaining steam, it seems all too appropriate for Nike to get involved with the national June Pride celebration. The company has consistently received a 100 rating on the HRC Corporate Equality Index.


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If you like peace and nature, you might want to get to know the traditions and culture of Podlasie, WELCOME to us! Dear Visitors, here your dream can come true.
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You can find a house vacation home in Dubicze Cerkiewne on IHA, direct by owners. Discover the verified ads from house owners for seasonal rent in Dubicze Cerkiewne and book according to your budget and availability. Thanks to the many photos and descriptions, make your choice and rent a house in Dubicze Cerkiewne with absolute confidence at the best rates, no commission nor agency fees!
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Tiszyna House 1,300 Sq.ft. in a hamlet. prairie, forest, river, village view
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Rutka near Hajnowka - a beautiful retreat, here crowing roosters and horses graze. Orlanka narrow ribbon flows through the gardens, which grow cucumbers and huge pumpkins, storks on the houses nesters, and the high birches cast a long shadow. Here the hostess cooks a tasty hot meal and the host entertain the guests. We invite you to our beautiful place, you will return happy from your holiday. We have... Bed and Breakfast Rental in Dubicze Cerkiewne in a house #32951 >
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8 bedrooms Chalet for rent near Dubicze Cerkiewne from 1 to 24 people
Kamenuki rentals, at 17mi. from Dubicze Cerkiewne - Kamenets - Brest Region
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Усадьба Беловежское поместье Wooden Chalet 3,800 Sq.ft. in a park. unobscured, country side, garden/park, forest viewChalet Rental in Kamenuki #16155 >Swimming poolParkingHigh chair
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5 bedrooms Gîte - Self Catering for rent near Dubicze Cerkiewne from 2 to 10 people
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Biały domek Village House 1,076 Sq.ft. in a property. unobscured, not overlooked, dominant, prairie viewGîte - Self Catering Rental in Białowieża #63516 >Parking
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- 3 Bathroom
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Bed and Breakfast for rent near Dubicze Cerkiewne in a village house
Białowieża rentals, at 19mi. from Dubicze Cerkiewne - Podlachian (podlaskie) - Dubicze Cerkiewne Bed and Breakfast rentals
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UHeleny i Piotra Village House 860 Sq.ft. in a farm setting. unobscured, garden/park, prairie, forest view
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As bad as the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary was, it could have been much worse had police not reacted as swiftly as they did, a Connecticut state trooper told a gathering of local police and school officials on Friday.
Lt. Paul Vance, of the Connecticut State Police, said the loss of life in the massacre on Dec. 14, 2012 -- 20 children and six school employees slain -- was halted by the quick reaction of the first police officers to arrive on the scene.
Number 9
Rockin' at the Hardin 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 16, Jabez Sanford Hardin Performing Arts Center, 7022 Evans Town Center Blvd.; performing 60s and 70s classic rock; $45; number9.eventbrite.com
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Three...two...one...Blast off!
Alicia Sanchez, 11, stood back as the rocket she built with two other classmates took off while she chanted, "Beat the record. Beat the record."
The rocket Alicia made in her sixth- grade science class at Evans Middle School with Elizabeth Rogers and Makayla Hawkins soared for 8.1 seconds before nosing into the ground.
The group and other Evans Middle sixth-graders spent a few days designing their rockets for optimum flight time.
The following accounts were taken from Columbia County Sheriff's Office incident reports:
Woman victim of scam artist
A Martinez woman told deputies Thursday that she was scammed into giving a former bank employee access to her bank account.
Ed Turner and Number 9 is bringing its eclectic Rock and Soul Revue to Evans on Friday.
The band will perform at 7:30 p.m. at the Jabez Sanford Hardin Performing Arts Center inside the Columbia County Library in Evans.
The group, know for charitable concerts benefitting Child Enrichment Inc. and the CSRA Humane Society, is hoping Friday's concert will become an annual event to support a Columbia County charity. Turner also hopes the concert will introduce more people to the venue.
It makes sense that the most recognizable landmark in Woodbridge subdivision bears the name of its most well-known and beloved resident.
On Sunday, neighborhood property owners association board members and residents named their covered bridge "McGregor's Bridge" in honor of Dixon McGregor, the unofficial Mayor of Woodbridge.
"The two institutions in Woodbridge are Dixon and the bridge," said Linda Bargeron, McGregor's friend.
In fact, McGregor was the last one over the bridge before it was washed away in the 1990 flood.
Georgia is setting the right course to attract new businesses and jobs in coming years, a state Chamber of Commerce official told local leaders Thursday.
Chris Clark, the president and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, said state officials and legislators are doing a good job setting policies and making laws that make Georgia one of the most competitive states in the U.S. for attracting business investment.
Martinez apartments shot in drive-by
A Martinez man called authorities Friday evening stating that someone shot his apartment building in a drive-by.
Multiple residents of apartments on New Petersburg Drive told deputies that someone fired numerous gunshots in front of building 217 at about 8 p.m. They also said a gold Chrysler sedan and a black passenger car leave the area shortly after hearing the shorts.
Compost can be very beneficial to the soil as an amendment or as nutrient-rich mulch. After the creation of the compost pile, the mound of grass clippings, leaves, and twigs must be managed properly to yield the desired nutrient-rich compost. The major management principles are to maintain a proper mixture, moisture, heat, and size. The management process can be lengthy because it might take three to twelve months to produce compost.
Adrian Peterson knows the meaning of discipline in a way few others do.
He struggled with a speech disorder for decades, beginning therapy in kindergarten and continuing to practice speaking without stuttering until he was 23. He displayed his physical abilities playing football in high school and college. And eventually, he was inducted into Georgia Southern University's Hall of Fame.
After college, Peterson continued to strive for greatness, playing for eight years as a running back in the NFL for the Chicago Bears and playing in Super Bowl XLI.
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