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The Oakland Raiders saw a number of drastic changes occur when the team passed from late owner Al Davis to his son, Mark Davis. Among the big changes was the fact that football operations of the Oakland Raiders would no longer be run by a Davis. Rather, Mark brought in Reggie McKenzie, who in turn began to bring in his own guys.
As a result of the shift in power, many mainstays of the Al Davis years have departed the team. Some left on their own accord; others did not. Two people who were shown the door have filed an age discrimination lawsuit against the Raiders.
In such a suit, the plaintiffs, here Jon Kingdon and Bruce Kebric, must prove that they suffered an adverse employment action (being fired) and that action was taken due to their age. In California, the law only protects those who are over the age of 40 (this group of people is known as a protected class). The law was created in order to protect older members of the work force who were being fired in favor of younger, cheaper employees, as well as in an effort to avoid paying retirement or pension.
Once again, calling on my legal background, I can tell you first hand that employment discrimination cases are very difficult to prove. I have worked for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (the Federal agency charged with enforcing discrimination laws in the workplace). I currently work on plaintiff side employment cases, including discrimination cases.
The reason these cases are so hard to prove is that you are trying to prove what is in someone's mind. In this day and age, employers are familiar with discrimination laws, and few are stupid enough to outwardly express discriminatory intent. If an employer does intend to discriminate, they often try to cover their tracks by showing a legitimate business purpose for their action.
In the present case, Kingdon and Kebric do not appear to have a strong lawsuit. It is not uncommon that when there is a regime change, there is a large turnover in personnel. No one was surprised that McKenzie decided to bring in his own people. Not long after Kingdon and Kebric were let go, McKenzie brought in Shaun Herock as the head of scouting. Herock, whose father has ties to the Raiders, worked with McKenzie in Green Bay.
The fact that McKenzie brought in someone he was familiar with goes a long way towards showing the decision was based on legal ideas (bringing in his own guys) as opposed to illegal ideas (firing old fogies). In addition, one could easily argue that Kingdon and Kebric were just not very good at their jobs. While Al Davis takes much of the blame for the Raiders poor drafting in recent years, someone was whispering in his ear.
Finally, the biggest problem the two will have to overcome is the fact that Shaun Herock is over 40 years old. Since the law only distinguishes between two sets of age groups, those under 40 and those over 40, it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to prove that Kingdon and Kebric were discriminated based on age when one of the people who replaced them falls within the same protected class as they do.
Defendants will almost always dismiss lawsuits against them as being meritless. But in this case, there is a very strong chance that they are correct and that this case will not go very far.


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May 29, 2016
The government is looking into whether eBay sellers in Gulf Coast states are trying to profit from military foodstuffs handed out for free following hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma.
Representatives for eBay, the online auctioneering company, say it's impossible to prove that any of the meals were meant for hurricane victims. They note that Meals Ready to Eat can be bought in camping stores and Army-Navy surplus outlets.
At least some of the MREs advertised are being sold from Louisiana, Mississippi and other Gulf states.
The MREs are packaged in boxes labeled "U.S. Government property: Commercial resale is unlawful."
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American Idol
Diddy Passed on American Idol Because of Jennifer Lopez — Report
Sometimes dodging an ex means turning down a judging gig on American Idol. Sean "Diddy" Combs reportedly passed up on the job when ex-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez signed on to make her grand return to the show.
According to Us Weekly, Diddy was in talks to join the judging panel for Season 13, but that as soon as JLo was a sure thing, he passed on the opportunity. Come on, Diddy — it's been more than 10 years since you two were an item! Not to mention that he appeared on the show in 2011 to perform and help style contestants, plus he applauded her work on the show, saying her judging was "refreshing" and that she made him cry.
However, part of the issue may be that with Jennifer coming back, her manager Benny Medina will be around more often. That's a sore subject for Diddy since he dropped Benny as his manager several years ago. The source says Diddy "felt it was a 'her or me' situation."
Let's put their relationship into perspective for you. They dated from 1999 to 2001. That might not seem like a long time ago, but that was back when Diddy went by Puff Daddy or Puffy. During their relationship, they had more troubles than the average couple — including a dual arrest in December 1999. They were charged with criminal possession of a weapon and stolen property during a "devastating" nightclub shooting in New York City, though Jennifer was exonerated while Sean was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury. They stayed together until 2011 (JLo notes they had an "ugly" breakup), and then JLo dated and immediately married back-up dancer Cris Judd.
Sadly, Jennifer then divorced Cris in June 2002 and quickly moved on to hot Hollywood actor Ben Affleck, thus beginning the "Bennifer" phenomenon. They got engaged in November 2002, made Gigli in 2003, and broke up in January 2004. JLo continued the trend of moving on quickly and married longtime friend Marc Anthony that June, had twins in February 2008, and then split in July 2011. Marc filed for divorce in April 2012, and since October 2011, she's been with former back-up dancer Casper Smart. Long story short? JLo has been in three relationships (married twice) since dating Sean. Maybe it's about time he got over her, though back in 2001, he did say he will always love her.
As for the show's future, Jennifer is joining last year's returning judge Keith Urban, and the third judging spot is rumored to be going to hit-maker named Dr. Luke. Black Eyed Peas favorite will.i.am. passed on the spot, instead opting to return to The Voice UK. Only time will tell who will actually join the Idol panel this fall.
What do you think about Diddy reportedly passing on American Idol due to Jennifer Lopez's involvement? Is he right, or should he just get over it? Hit the comments and discuss!
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Dancing With The Stars
Val Chmerkovskiy Gets 14 Stitches After Dancing With the Stars 2013 Injury
Whether or not Val Chmerkovskiy and partner Zendaya take home the Mirror Ball tonight, Val's already a champ in our minds. Wetpaint Entertainment has exclusive details on the cut Val received in rehearsals… and how he braved through it to dance in last night's Dancing With the Stars finals.
While rehearsing earlier in the day yesterday (May 20), Zendaya accidentally elbowed Val in the face, causing a gash above his eyebrow. "Well, that's going to leave a mark," he tweeted. But it was no laughing matter. We're told the cut continued to bleed so much in the next few hours, producers wanted to send Val to the hospital and have another pro dance with Zendaya that night. Val, however, refused.
A doctor was then called to the set who applied butterfly bandages to close the wound as much as possible for the time being. And we're told Val's big brother Maks loyally played nurse. Maks tweeted updates on Val's injury throughout the night. He tweeted: "Love him so much!" Aw!
In between dances, Val's cut was iced and immediately after the show, we're told he was taken straight to plastic surgeon Dr. Rady Raman. The end result? Fourteen stitches: nine internal and five external. Yikes!
We're pretty sure Val's going to wake up with a major headache this morning. Still, he seems determined to dance again tonight. And he seems to have his sense of humor intact. "But for real tho," he tweeted. "#Stillpretty."
We'll never argue that.
Are you hoping Val and Zendaya take home the Mirror Ball on tonight's finale? Sound off in the comments!


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An exceptionally wet course greeted the Cat golfers when 2-3 inches of rain hit the entire area on Thursday causing greens and fairways to be saturated with standing water. The James River which runs through the golf course ran near flood stage most of Friday, but receded several feet Saturday.
Although Friday's round saw warm and sunning conditions with light winds, Saturday was exceptionally windy, cloudy and cold, causing scores to increase by 2-4 strokes per golfer on average. Nevertheless, the Baker men were glad to finally get outdoors for competition and get their first tournament in the books.
Junior Adam Taylor (Independence, Kan.) and Senior Gavin Tatrn (Topeka, Kan.) led the Wildcats with scores of 78-81 and 77-82 respectively to finish tied for 18th in the 68-man field. Freshman Mason Dick was third among the Cat golfers with scores of 77-84, good enough for a tie at 26th. The Varsity squad finished 8th of the 12-team field that featured NAIA, NCAA D-III, and junior college competition.


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Palisades Park Man Sentenced in Large-Scale Identity Theft Ring
|U.S. Attorney's Office December 19, 2011
NEWARK, NJ—A Palisades Park, N.J., man who admitted his role in a large-scale, sophisticated identity theft scheme that led to dozens of arrests last fall was sentenced today to 51 months in prison, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Chul-Hoe Choi, 50, of Palisades Park, N.J., previously pleaded guilty to a three-count Information charging him with unlawfully producing an identification document, aggravated identity theft, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. He entered his guilty plea before U.S. District Judge Katharine S. Hayden, who handed down today's sentence in Newark federal court.
Choi was arrested on September 16, 2010, in a coordinated law enforcement takedown of 53 individuals in connection with widespread, sophisticated identity theft and fraud—including 42 other individuals charged along with Choi with participating in one large-scale criminal enterprise.
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:
Choi conspired with Sang-Hyun Park, a/k/a "Jimmy," and others to obtain Social Security cards beginning with the prefix "586." Social Security cards with that prefix were issued by the United States to individuals, usually from China, who were employed in American territories, such as American Samoa, Guam, and Saipan. Park is alleged to have been the leader of a criminal organization headquartered in Bergen County, N.J., that obtained, brokered, and sold identity documents to customers for the purpose of committing credit card fraud, bank fraud, tax fraud, and other crimes.
The Park Criminal Enterprise engaged in the fraudulent "build up" of credit scores associated with the Chinese identities. They did so by adding the Chinese identity as an authorized user to the credit card accounts of various co-conspirators who received a fee for this service—members of the enterprise's credit build up teams. By attaching the Chinese identities to these existing credit card accounts, the teams increased the credit scores associated with the Chinese identities to between 700 and 800. The members of the build-up teams knew neither the real person to whom the identity belonged nor virtually any of the customers who purchased the identities.
After building up the credit associated with these identities, Park and his co-conspirators directed, coached, and assisted his customers to open bank accounts and obtain credit cards. Park and his co-conspirators then used these accounts and credit cards to commit fraud. In particular, Park relied on several collusive merchants who possessed credit card processing, or swipe, machines. For a fee, known as a "kkang fee," these collusive merchants charged the fraudulently obtained credit cards, although no transaction took place. After receiving the money into their merchant accounts from the credit card related to these fraudulent transactions, the collusive merchants gave the money to Park and his co-conspirators, minus their "kkang fee."
On January 12, 2009, Choi and other members of the Park Criminal Enterprise traveled from Bergen County to Chicago. Choi used a Social Security number beginning with the prefix 586 in the name of an individual with the initials "X.J.G.," a fictitious Chinese passport in the name of X.J.G., and other false documents to fraudulently obtain an Illinois driver's license in the name of X.J.G. After returning to Bergen County with this fraudulently obtained driver's license in his possession, Choi used the driver's license and the identity of X.J.G. to apply for and obtain credit cards from various banks and stores. Through this scheme, Choi and his co-conspirators fraudulently obtained in excess of $70,000 in merchandise and cash.
Choi was also a collusive merchant for the Park Criminal Enterprise and used the X.J.G. identity to open two merchant accounts in the names of For Your Joy and Nora Universal, two fictitious companies that neither sold products nor provided any services. After obtaining the credit card processing machines for these fictitious companies, Park and other members of the Park Criminal Enterprise provided Choi with fraudulently obtained credit cards belonging to customers of the enterprise. Choi charged these credit cards and provided portions of the cash back to Park and his co-conspirators. Through this part of the scheme, Choi, Park, and other members of the Park Criminal Enterprise obtained in excess of $600,000 from numerous banks and credit card companies.
In addition to the prison term, Judge Hayden sentenced Choi to three years' supervised release and ordered him to pay restitution of $767,112.
U.S. Attorney Fishman praised special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Michael B. Ward in Newark; IRS–Criminal Investigation, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Victor W. Lessoff; the Department of Homeland Security's Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, under the direction of Acting Special Agent in Charge Andrew M. McLees; and the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, under the direction of Prosecutor John L. Molinelli and the Office's Chief of Detectives Steven Cucciniello for their work leading to today's plea.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Barbara R. Llanes of the U.S. Attorney's Office General Crimes Unit and Anthony Moscato of the Office's Organized Crime/Gangs Unit in Newark.
Defense counsel: Joseph Michael Horn Esq., Rutherford, N.J.


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The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead Cast in Intimate Behind-the-Scenes Photos: See Them Like Never Before! (PHOTOS)
You've never seen the Walking Dead cast like this before! All of these photos have been curated from the Instagram and Twitter accounts of the cast, so they are about as intimate as you can get. Over the three years the show has been on television, the cast has grown tight, ;like family. ;As ;Lauren Cohan ;(Maggie Greene) tells ;Rolling Stone, "You don't choose to get close, you just end up getting pretty close." And the TWD cast isn't ;just emotionally close — ;it sounds like there's a dorm room-like closeness off-set as well. Lauren continues, "We all live within two buildings and five seconds from each other, and we all go to coffee and drinks at the same place."
In fact, whenever a cast member gets killed off the show (which could be anyone at any time), the cast throws a special event in their honor. On a possible death for his character, ;Chad Coleman, ;who plays hammer-wielding ;Tyreese, ;reveals to ;AXS Live ;"Y'know cast members you develop great relationships with, so I hope to never have a 'death' dinner." We hope so, too!
To see ;The Walking Dead cast as you've never seen them before, click here!
The Walking Dead ;Season 4 airs on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. ET on AMC. ;


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Criminal Law
Criminal Law Questions? Ask a Criminal Lawyer.
An arraignment is done after an arrest and booking and the DA decides to charge the crime - those charges shall be presented and arraigned within 48 hours of booking.
i was arrested in april 2011 and was not sent an arraignment date until december 2012 and to this date have not been arragned
This means that you have not actually been charged with anything. They could bring charges later, but as of right now, it appears the process to bring charges. The requirement that you need to have arraignment within 48 hours is because of your right to speedy trial.
However, if you are not being held in custody, then there is nothing really to do at this point but ignore it and hope the charges are just dropped.
i am fight the case in court right now and it has cost me two forty-thousand bonds
If you are fighting the case in court, then you would have had to be arraigned. Arraignment is where the charges are read and you enter a plea.
hi I have a question with regard to my car being towed
I ran in the house to use the restroom. I was gone no more than 8-10 minutes and when I returned my car was gone
The issue my dogs were in the car
Is this legal
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Registering a death
When someone dies, you need to register the death, notify government departments and council services and obtain various certificates.
Please use the links to find out more.
Before a death can be registered
A death must be registered by the Registrar of Deaths for the district in which the death occurred. Cornwall is a registration district with 12 Registration Offices and you can register the death at any one of these 12 offices.
A death should be registered within 5 days, unless the Registrar says that this period may be extended.
If you are unsure in which area the death occurred, please telephone the Information Service on 0300 1234 181 between the hours of 8:30am - 6:00pm Monday to Friday.
If it is not convenient for you to visit one of these 12 offices for the district in which the death occurred, you can go to any Registration Office in England and Wales to make a declaration and any forms and death certificates you require will be sent to you by post.
Making an appointment
To prevent unnecessary waiting the 12 Registration Offices operate appointment systems. Please telephone 0300 1234 181 to make an appointment as soon as the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death has been issued to you by the doctor of the deceased. This may be either the General Practitioner or a hospital doctor. Please take this certificate with you when you attend the Registration Office.
You should allow approximately 30 minutes for the registration and 40 minutes should you wish to take up the Tell Us Once service. However in some circumstances the Registrar may have to refer to the Coroner which may result in further time being necessary.
For contact details and opening hours please see our Registration Offices page.
Who can register a death and what you need
It is preferred that a relative of the deceased registers the death. If there are no relatives then it is possible for other persons to register. These include someone who was present at the death, a senior administrator of the establishment in which the death occurred, or the person instructing the funeral director.
The Registrar may ask you to bring certain additional documents with you to help during the registration such as the deceased's birth, marriage or civil partnership certificate, as appropriate, their medical card and, if they were in receipt of a pension from public funds, in addition to the regular state pension, that pension reference number.
The registrar will require the following information:
- The date and place of death.
- The full name of the deceased (and maiden name where appropriate).
- The date and place of birth of the deceased.
- The deceased's occupation and the full names and occupation of her husband if she was a married woman or a widow or of her Civil Partner or surviving Civil Partner.
- The deceased's usual address.
- Whether the deceased was in receipt of a pension from public funds.
- If the deceased was married, or a Civil Partner, the date of birth of the spouse or surviving Civil Partner.
- Either the National Health Service number of the deceased if known, or the medical card itself if available, should be handed to the Registrar. Please do not delay registration if the medical card is not available.
- The deceased's occupation and the full names and occupation of his wife if he was a married man or widower or of his Civil Partner or surviving Civil Partner.
- To use the Tell Us Once service please provide information or documentation so that the Registrar can cancel any benefits that the deceased may have been in receipt of e.g state pension etc. To cancel benefits we will need their National Insurance Number.
- Whether the deceased had a Passport, Driving Licence or Blue Badge.
In certain circumstances the death will have to be referred to the Coroner by the doctor or by the Registrar, see when sudden death occurs. The Coroner may do one of three things:
1. They may decide no action is necessary and inform the Registrar accordingly. The Registrar can register the death once the Coroner has faxed the necessary paperwork through, or it has been received in the post.
2. They may decide to hold a post-mortem examination, in which case a Form 100 will be issued by the Coroner to be used instead of the medical certificate. This is usually sent to the Registrar directly from the Coroner's Office, but is sometimes delivered by the Funeral Director or faxed through.
3. They may decide to hold an inquest. The Coroner's Officer or Registrar will advise you what to do in these circumstances.
Tell us once
When someone has died, we can help you tell the people who need to know throiugh our Tell Us Once service.
To make things easier for you, when you register a death in Cornwall, you can choose to let us inform local council services and government departments including the Department for Work and Pensions, HM Revenue and Customs, Identity and Passport Service, Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency and the Ministry of Defence, Service Personal and Veterans Agency.
To use the service
- In person – Ring 0300 1234 181, Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 6.00pm for advice to make an appointment to register the death at any of our 12 registration offices. You will be given details about how Tell Us Once works and what you need to bring to the registration appointment.
- By telephone – If you have already registered the death, you can access Tell Us Once by ringing the Department for Work and Pensions on 0800 085 7308. The lines are open Monday to Friday between 8.00am and 8.00pm. This number is free to call from a BT landline, but other providers, including mobile phone providers, may charge you.
- By textphone or minicom – If you are a textphone or minicom user, you can contact us using Text Relay by dialling 18001 before the number you require.
To use Tell Us Once, when you attend your registration appointment please bring the following information about the person who has died:
- Their National Insurance number and date of birth
- Details of any benefits or services they were receiving e.g. state pension, blue badge etc
- Their driving licence or driving licence number
- Their passport or passport number and town/country of birth
We may also ask you for the contact details for:
- Their next of kin
- A surviving husband, wife or civil partner
- The person dealing with their estate
- Anyone who is receiving child benefit on their behalf
You must have the permission of the people listed above if you are going to provide us with information about them.
Certificates and forms
After the death has been registered, the Registrar will issue you with some forms. These are as follows:
- A Certificate for Burial or Cremation
(known as the Green Form) is for you to take to the funeral director so that the funeral can take place. In some circumstances this is issued by the Coroner.
- A Certificate of Registration of Death
(Form BD8/344) is for Social Security purposes. Please read the back of the form in your own time and return it using the details on the form.
- Standard Death Certificates
You may also need to purchase some death certificates. A death certificate is a certified copy of the entry in the death register. The Registrar will advise you as to the type and number of certificates which you may need. There is a small fee for death certificates.
These may be required by banks, building societies, solicitors or for pension claims and some insurance claims. You may wish to ask for several copies of the standard death certificate at the time of registration as the price increases if you need one at a later date.
Information leaflets
What to do after a death in England or Wales.
Leaflets relating to benefits are also available from the Registrar. If you have any questions which are not answered in this leaflet, the Registrar will be pleased to help you.
For contact details and opening hours please see ourRegistration Offices page.


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Tallahassee, FL -- March 30, 2012 --
In a series of interrogations, Tallahassee Police pushed the point.
"It's kinda hard to believe that no paddling occurred."
They believe that students were paddled at a band fraternity initiation at the home of Associate Professor Diron Holloway.
But student after student steadfastly denied being hazed or taking part.
"I never got hit."
Suspended Associate Professor Anthony Simmons brought a lawyer to his interview. He denied being part of any ritual.
Investigator: "He said he specifically remembered that you gave him about 10 of his licks."
"That's a lie."
But Simmons admitted that he had been hazed when he was a student in the 1990's.
"I allowed myself to be beaten when I was a student, and I shouldn't have done that. But you know, you just want to fit in."
And wished he had stepped forward.
"If I had said no, maybe it would have ended back then."
The police report paints a picture of uncooperative witnesses.
"It was two years ago. I can't even remember what happened sometimes a month ago."
FAMU Police Chief Calvin Ross is not surprised.
"Most often we don't get that cooperation when it comes down to hazing."
And students we talked to on campus appear to just want the hazing story to go away.
"I have no idea about what you're talking about."
While investigators believe that something happened at the home of the professor, no charges are being filed in the case. That's because of a lack of cooperation and because the incident happened in early 2010.
If police could have proven a charge of hazing it would be consider a misdemeanor in Florida and the statute of limitation on misdemeanor runs out in two years.


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The Rugby Blog has nine pairs of tickets to give away for the Aviva Premiership Boxing Day clash between Saracens and Wasps at Wembley and six tickets for the 27 December 'Big Game 3′ contest between Harlequins and London Irish at Twickenham.
The games will see My Telegraph bloggers Brad Barritt, Dom Waldouck, Mark Lambert and Nick Kennedy move away from their computers and take to the field in two massive clashes for the four London heavyweights.
Brad, Dom, Mark and Nick have been blogging all season along with a host of fellow Aviva Premiership stars, including Dan Hipkiss, James Simpson-Daniel and Shontayne Hape, but will cast aside writing duties for one day in a highly-anticipated game at the home of football.
Best of the blogs:
Dom Waldouck: "Although obviously a true champion of the game it's the grace and humility Phil Vickery showed from day to day that makes him stand out to me."
Brad Barritt: "To say Brendan Veneter has made a massive impact at Saracens would be understatement. He brought a culture to the club which will continue for many years to come."
Mark Lambert: "England are without doubt the better scrummaging unit, and recent history does not favour the Wallabies. England's famous victory in the summer was built on the set piece, and despite beating Wales, the men in gold struggled again."
Nick Kennedy: "Even if they are able to handle all the pressure then there is still the possibility one of their key men, Dan Carter or Richie McCaw may get injured and if that happens I'd say their chances decrease significantly. I predict the French or the English to cause another upset."
- Read other blogs by Aviva Premiership stars and expert Telegraph rugby union writers by visiting The Rugby Blog
HOW TO ENTER: To be in with a chance of winning this brilliant prize all you have to do is submit your name, contact details and choice of game here


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SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size Approximately 7 inches wide x 54 inches long.
CORRECTIONS: None
3 sts = 2" in pat st. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size
specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be
sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
Pat Row 1: Sc in first sc, sc in back loop of each sc across to last sc, sc in last sc.
Learn to Crochet Instructions: http://www.lionbrand.com/learnToCrochet.html


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The challenge
Protected cropping seems a logical way to increase agricultural system resilience to provide for future demands for nutritious food; however, the greenhouse sector is one of Europe's biggest energy consumers. How will this industry develop in the years to come?
What we did
Forum for the Future was approached by Certis Europe - a leading supplier of crop protection solutions to the specialty and high value crop market sector - to help it develop its understanding of the future of this sector, to inform its strategic development, and to explore its role in a sustainable future.
Through extensive expert interviews, research and workshops over a nine-month period, we developed:
- A set of trends that will shape the future of protected cropping;
- Four different, but plausible, scenarios in which to explore how protected cropping might change by 2030, with a focus on Europe.
The scenarios were developed around what Forum believes are the most uncertain trends in the future: whether there will be more free trade or protectionism, and the availability of capital to invest in the sector. The four scenarios – Silicon Farming, Plastic Planet, Factory Farming and Walled Garden - portray very different worlds and consider a very broad range of issues, from consumer attitudes to food and how it is consumed, through to the geography and the development of protected cropping production systems.
The research also highlighted the exciting innovations happening in the field today. from commercial vertical farming, through to saltwater greenhouses in the desert and aquaponics (combining fish and food production).
The scenarios were used to identify futures risks and opportunities, and areas for future innovation.
The project helped identify two areas of future innovation for Certis Europe in the protected cropping sector:
- The development of a new generation of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) to meet future cropping needs;
- The development of new technologies to minimize post-harvest food losses.
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Rally driving isn't a sport for the faint-hearted. While there's a great deal of accomplishment and satisfaction to be had out of hand-braking smoothly around a tight hairpin bend or careering successfully across a narrow track over an uneven, muddy and unpredictable surface, it's a pursuit that carries with it real risk. But with great risk comes a lot of excitement!
Codemasters has done fantastically to mimic the crazy, daredevil nature of the sport with the DiRT series, proving that the thrills, spills and intensity of rally driving can be captured accurately in a video game. Now there's a new contender on the block vying for a piece of the action! Italian-based developer Milestone has snatched the official license to the FIA World Rally Championship and, in its own words, believes it has the potential to grab the mantle from the UK-based studio. Sounds like a move that can only be good for fans of the sport.
Milestone is well versed in the racing genre having developed the SBK 08 and Moto GP 08 in recent years, and its pedigree on the track shows. WRC FIA World Championship 2010 offers a sound rally experience with impressive car handling and physics, not to mention a damage modelling system that honorably showcases all the bumps and buckles to your vehicle. This is a tough game to master, thanks to Milestone's decision to create a simulation of the sport rather than opt for an immediately accessible arcade racing model, but judging it purely based on our on track experience there's little to complain about. Our main complaint really comes from the way the overall package has been presented, the lack of diversity between the vehicles, and how much better it could have been when, inevitably, you compare it with DiRT 2.
First up, let's concentrate on the good, and there is plenty here to suggest that WRC could well become a viable and established franchise in the future. As the official game of the Championship, fans will be glad to see that all locations from the tournament are present; that's 78 courses in total offering a staggering 40 different types of terrain. Along with all the drivers, teams, sponsors and even the support classes, including J-WRC, S-WRC and P-WRC, it's an impressive roster that bodes well for future iterations of the series.
The bread and butter mode here is your career the Road to the WRC. There's a range of difficulty settings so you can choose to have increased stability or brake assist, or alternatively you can drive like the pros with no help at all. Working your way from the Regional to the World Championships you start off from the bottom of the ladder, earning credits as you complete rallies which you can then spend on customizing your vehicle, gaining new sponsors and buying new cars. There's a decent set of other modes, including Rally Academy where you'll find tips on how to drive and an online version of career mode where you have the ability to earn EXP and get your name up on the global leaderboards. They all boil down to doing one thing though: racing on your own with no visible competition. Codemasters learnt its lesson with DiRT and included the option to take on real opposition in DiRT 2...Milestone could have learnt from that.
On the track it's going to be a tough experience if you're new to racing games, or indeed if you're used to playing an arcade-style racer. You can't go full pelt and drift around bends with ease; instead, you need to take a measured approach and learn how to hand brake at the right time and apply pressure to your brakes as you approach the corners. Though it doesn't quite capture the same speed and intensity of DiRT 2 there are some brilliantly designed courses to drive across and you can really feel the difference in handling as you move across the likes of wet gravel, or hard tarmac. The weather conditions also affect the way you drive and you have to adapt the way you drive accordingly. As we've already said, it's a decent handling model that shows great promise. The problems really arise when you start to unlock cars and get further into the career mode.
Despite vehicles supposedly having varied set-ups, which should mean they feel different to drive, we couldn't really tell the difference between one car to the next. The Suzuki Swift S1600 in the low J-WRC class, for instance, feels identical to handle as the Subaru WRC 07 in the World Class category. The change in handling really only seems to come into play with the different terrain and weather conditions, or if you actually go into the settings and tweak performance drastically. Before you start a race you can tweak a range of settings; adjust the gears, for instance, with a shorter gear giving you quicker acceleration but a lower maximum speed, or you might want to choose a soft suspension which is apparently better for a bumpy road. We've tweaked these settings throughout our career mode and can honestly say that it makes minimal difference to the way the cars handle.
The inconsistencies continue when you take into account the presentation of WRC. There are times when it looks great. The car models are impressive representations of their real-life counterparts, damage modelling is good and some of the locations showcase the graphics engine well. Other times, especially when you compare it to DiRT, the environments look quite bland and a number of minor graphical glitches, such as clipping, prove to be quite an irritation. The audio is also quite poor. The cars lack the roar that you'd expect from the engines, or the screeching from the tyres, while the co-drivers shout out remarks that often don't even correspond to the action.
There's a good framework here for the WRC franchise going forward, and we wouldn't dismiss it if you were a fan of the sport. It's a punishing game to try and master but it is rewarding when you manage to whistle around one of the challenging tracks in record time. What we are saying, however, is that there's a far better rally game out there that actually makes WRC FIA World Championship feel five years out of date. If you walk away with anything from this review we urge you to try before you buy folks. There's a demo on PSN awaiting your download. You'll either hate it, or think it's simply 'okay.'
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Lacks the oomph and fun factor of its rival DiRT 2, but provides a good framework for future installments of the WRC series.


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How to Build a Window Box
Window boxes add charm and a splash of color to a home's exterior. This project is ideal for a novice DIYer and can be completed in a day.
Marian Parsons, Mustard Seed Interiors
Materials Needed
- 3/4" thick cypress or cedar boards
- 2" x 4" pressure-treated lumber
- electric drill
- drill bits
- 2-3/4" concrete screws (for mounting to brick or stone)
- 1-1/4" exterior wood screws
- 1-1/4" rust resistant nails
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- clamps (optional)
- wood filler (optional)
- medium-grit sandpaper (optional)
- tape measure
- 2-1/2" sash brush
- 1 quart primer (oil or latex)
- 1 quart exterior grade paint (oil or latex, but same as primer)
Step 1: Cut Boards
Cut 3/4-inch-thick cypress or cedar boards to following dimensions:
8" wide x window length (3)
1 1/4" wide x window length (2)
1 1/4" wide x 5 3/4" long (3)
8" wide x 11" long (2)
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Step 2: Secure Cleats
Once full of plants and soil, a window box can be very heavy. The best way to mount it is to properly secure it to the exterior wall using cleats. To create cleats, cut three 8-inch pieces of pressure-treated 2x4. Hold the 2x4 tightly against the exterior wall and drill two pilot holes where you'd like screws (Image 2). Drive 2 3/4-inch concrete screws through pilot holes to secure cleat to wall (Image 3). Repeat process on other cleats.
Step 3: Assemble Front and Back of Box
Place bottom of window box flat on work surface. Stand front of box on end and press tight against side of box bottom. Clamp or hold in place, then drill pilot holes every eight inches using 1/8-inch drill bit (Image 1). Insert 1 1/4-inch screws into pilot holes (Image 2). Remove clamps (if used) and repeat on back side of box.
Step 4: Assemble Sides
When measuring dimensions of side panels, allow an extra 1 1/2-inch overhang on back side to cover up exposed cleat on house. Attach sides to planter using 1 1/4-inch wood screws.
Step 5: Attach Trim
Cut two 1 1/4-inch-wide trim pieces to exact length of front panel of window box. Make sure that each trim piece is flush with top and bottom of front panel, then tap into place with nails. Position three 1 1/4" wide x 5 2/4" long pieces on left and right side of box and one centered. Tack into place with nails.
Step 6: Prime and Paint
Using a sash brush, apply primer to window box. If using a dark color like red or black, start with a tinted primer coat for better coverage. Allow primer to dry, then apply one to two coats of exterior semi-gloss paint. Tip: For a smooth finish on the window box, fill nail and screw holes with wood filler before painting. Allow to dry, then sand entire box with medium-grit sandpaper. As this is an exterior project, this finishing step is optional.
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Ok, I've tried to come up with a doughnut recipe and well, I am NOT having any luck. I think it's a sign from the universe that I need to take a break from sweets and start sharing some entrees and side dishes instead. Anyhow, back to my failed doughnut attempt that lead to my sticky rice recipe and this kick-butt amazing Paleo Raspberry Pop Tart recipe.
One of absolute favorite things about living in Portland is the proximity to so many berries. They are also cheap which is even better. I went a little berry crazy at my local farm stand and bought two flats of raspberries to freeze and make into jam. These were a little more tart than my last flat so I did end up adding some maple syrup to the recipe to account for this.
Now if you don't want to make your own filling, simply replace it with your favorite jam. However, I like to control how much sugar is going into our treats.
I'm pretty sure that I always had a pop tart in my lunch box as a kid, and when this baby came out of the oven and I took my first bite, I knew that this would be a future treat in the Little's lunch box.
- ¼ cup of water
- ¼ cup of ghee
- ¼ cup of maple syrup
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- ¼ teaspoon of sea salt
- ½ cup of tapioca flour
- 1 medium ripe banana, mashed
- ½ cup of coconut flour
- 1½ cup of fresh raspberries
- ¼ cup of water
- ½ teaspoon of vanilla
- ¼ teaspoon of sea salt
- 2 Tablespoon of maple syrup
- For the dough: In a medium sauce pan, add the water, ghee, maple syrup, vanilla and sea salt and bring to a boil. Remove from the stove top.
- Add in the tapioca flour and mix with a spoon until combined.
- Then add in the mashed banana and coconut flour and mix until you have a dough.
- Set aside.
- For the raspberry filling: In a medium sauce pan add the raspberries, water, vanilla, sea salt and maple syrup and cook on medium heat for 35 - 40 minutes. It should reduce by half.
- Take the dough and roll it out between two sheets of parchment paper until the dough is ¼". Cut into rectangles and spoon 2 tbsps of raspberry filling onto one rectangle and cover with another rectangle. You should have 12 rectangles - roughly 2" - 3". You might have extra dough which works great for thumbprints.
- Bake on a piece of parchment paper in the oven for 25 minutes at 350 degrees. Enjoy!
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Do you have any reccomendations for replacing banana? I'm really allergic and it seem's to be a part of alot of paleo baking. I'd love to make these pop tarts and now i'm stumped.
Is there another way to make this? I'm allergic to banana, sweet potato, buttternut squash, pumpkin and carrots/
Oh yum – even without icing (and that says a lot for me LOL!). Can I say I'm glad you admit to having a fail with your donuts? I made something today that completely did not turn out and I was so disappointed in myself and how much I had to throw away, so it's good to know that others have things that don't produce the results they were hoping for too.
OH YUM! And they look super easy, too!
I do not eat pop tarts but these I would totally eat.
I need to make these for my husband! He insists on eating something like this each morning. Knowing the nasty ingredients in the pop tart brand ones, I've insisted that we at least buy the organic ones from Nature's Path, but they're still just a lesser evil. These sound like another step in the right direction. Would these work to put a batch in the freezer and pop them in the toaster in the morning?
Could you use arrowroot flour in place of the tapioca flour?
So why exactly is the printable recipe called Fried Apple Pie?!?
Also, you don't say how big the rectangles you cut should be. It 'serves 6' so should it be cut into 12 rectangles??
What could I substitute for the ghee? I don't have that on hand. Would like to make gluten and dairy free if possible, if not, at least it will be gluten free. I use coconut oil alot, but will that get too greasy?
And to think I've been buying them year after year. I'm a cinnamon Poptart fan, but I think I'm going to convert to raspberry now. These look fantastic!
I would feel better about my kids eating poptarts if I made them. These look great!
are you for real?? paleo poptarts??? that is crazy!! I used to eat strawberry poptarts all the time and they were so good. i hope these measure up to the "real" ones haha i wanna make them just to see how much they taste like the original.
well, I just made these and they are fabulous! I used what I had in the house. I substituted arrowroot flour, pastured butter for the ghee, and I had a berry mix of blackberries, rasberries, and blueberries, and oh my goodness! Absolutely fabulous! Thank you for sharing this recipe! I didn't get as many as it says though,and I rolled out the dough thinner to get more, too but it didn't help.
I love this! This almost convinces me to go Paleo!
I going to have to make these for my daughter with FPIES. I'll have to substitute the ghee for coconut oil for dairy free but she would LOVE these. Thank you for sharing a great recipe!
I'd love to try these – they look and sound really good!
These sound so good! I may have to try them sometime.
These look pretty good!
I am thinking that these would be perfect lunchbox treats for the kids school lunches!
Just made these, using half molasses and half Swerve Sweetener for the crust instead of maple syrup (along with palm shortening instead of ghee), and using just the Swerve for the berry filling and they turned out great! I must've made them too big because I only got 4 and one small cookie out of the dough. I'm thinking of maybe doing an apple cinnamon one next time. or maybe almond butter and chocolate, to go with the banana in the crust.
My girls are going to love these! Great treat for Halloween breakfast!
Wow! Let me say that you are a genius! I have made this recipe several times. Right now I have cut out cokies (we just cut and peel away after they are baked) and pop tarts in the oven. I used coconut oil. The last few times we have used 1/2 cup of pumpkin in place of the banana. I probably don't have the 1/2 amount correct and the dough is much more moist, but it bakes up fantastically! I had to cut a small piece of parchment paper and place on top on the first squeafe and gently peel away because with the changei made th dough cannot be handled by hand. I added 1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice this time and used jelly for the filling. My son has many allergies, wheat, dairy and eggs and I very much wanted a cookie or some type of finger food treat he could have. He loves them and they are very easy to chew and good for him! He is 1 and I dread when he is older and notices he can't eat what everyone else is. I am tying to convert the whole family, but it's hard! Thanks soooo much!
Thank you so much for creating this recipe. My daughter (9) was diagnosed with multiple allergies 2 years ago (gluten, soy, egg, dairy, and quinoa to name a few). We enjoy the Paleo cooking but enjoy it even more when we find great recipes like these. We did substitute the ghee for coconut oil, which my daughter hates, but she loves these pop tarts. I also made the thumb print cookies too, which vanished first. My kids are already thinking of different flavors, like enjoy life chocolate chips. Thank you for bringing the kid and excitement of eating back for them. Planning to change the banana to squash next time as we shouldn't eat them either. Look forward to trying more of your recipes.
These look great! Any ideas how to put eggs back in? We aren't allergic and I like to add a little protein if/when possible. I realize you probably haven't tested it so I'm happy to take your suggestion and report back. Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks!
Hello – I am about to start a cleanse so I have never really done any paleo/allergy free/GF cooking before. My cleanse is dairy free (in addition to everything else) so could you tell me how much coconut oil to use to replace the Ghee? Additionally, I need to sub out the banana – how much sweet potato or pumpkin should I use in its place?
Thank you! These look great, even to a reluctant allergy free person 🙂
Any substitution ideas for the coconut flour? I live in Egypt and can't get it, but I do have arrowroot 🙂 Like ground almonds/ground unsweetened coconut flakes/more arrowroot…?
Can you substitute the tapioca flour with anything? I am currently following the scd diet… Graduating to paleo soon hopefully 🙂 also can honey be used instead of maple syrup?
I attempted this recipe but the dough was to soft to work with even after refrigerating. Any advice? Thanks.
Made these with arrowroot powder instead tapioca starch and it worked out beautifully! Thanks so much,
Do you think you could just use all coconut flour?
I just made an apple and cinnamon version of these and the whole family LOVED them! I think next time I will double the dough recipe as I only got 8 Poptarts and could only fit 2 heaped tsp of filling in each. I think if I had of tried to roll the dough any thinner it would hav been impossible to work with. My dough was about 3 to 4mm thick. I think the trick to these is making sure u have plenty of Arrowroot/Tapioca flour for dusting when rolling out.
I used Arrowroot instead of Tapioca flour and swapped the Maple syrup for honey. I used slightly less honey as I didn't want the dough too sweet (If I Were to use the raspberry filling I would have left all the sweetener in)
These are just so amazing and I will definitely be making them again. My partner suggested apple and rhubarb next time. I will also try the raspberry and other flavours like spiced pumpkin, apple and blueberry, strawberry and chia jam, mango and Coconut butter.
Do u think an avocado and cacao filling would work? Or would the avo go yuk when heated?
I'm on a sugar detox, but these are going to be one of the first treats I make!
Would this work with a meat filling? i could see this as something that could be packed for a hike, if that works.
You can use a plaintain instead of the banana, almond flour instead of tapioca flour. Hope this helps!
Hey, I'm a 17 year old teenager with a chronic gastric intestinal condition I'm trying to fix, with a ton of sensitivities to nearly every type of food on the planet it seems like. It's been really hard tying to find good treats to eat, or just good food I can have in general. Thank you for this recipe; I wish I found this sooner! I'm using a variation of berries in this recipe. Strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries. The jam is cooking right now and it smells absolutely heavenly! I also tasted the dough and OH MY GOODNESS THAT IS SO GOOD! Now that school has started for me, its nice to know I'm not left out when other students bring treats. Even after my chronic stoumach troubles will be over, I will still be making these for all eternity. I thank you for this recipe once again, and I will definitely be looking at all your other ones and enjoying them as well!
The best sounding recipe I have found so far. Definitely trying these!
I am just making these, had a problem with the dough. Although it tastes great, it was too soft and I couldn't cut rectangles from it. I doubled the recipe but followed the recipe exactly (only double quantities), and then added a bit more extra coconut flour. Maybe I should have added more… What is the consistency that the dough should have?
I ended up forming round circles between my hands but it took very long to get them all done. They are now in the oven so we'll see… The smell is gorgeous!
Tried these today! waiting to see how they turn out. I used almond flour instead of tapioca and it turned out a little dry and crumbly. 😕 any ideas to make that better??? Thanks so much!!!!!!!!!!
if you were switching coconut flour for almond would you use the same amount given in your recipe?
These were great! I can't wait to look at the rest of your recipes! I was able to sub the ghee for coconut oil and they were perfect! I might try the plantain or strained applesauce next time as I think I have a slight tolerance for banana. Thanks again and keep the recipes coming!
Could you please share the nutritional facts of this recipe?
Looks super yummy, I hope it's low enough in sugar for me to be able to try it!
I tried to make this tonight, and I followed the dough recipe to the T and it came out very wet and I was unable to make the tarts from them. I couldnt roll them, it kept sticking. I tried adding more tapioca flour but it wouldn't get more dough to be able to manipulate. Any help?
Hi Kelly;
Instead of coconut flour, what about cassava flour and arrowroot or tapioca? Or just use all cassava?
Oh my gosh! These poptarts are amazing! I used some strawberry jam that I had on hand, but I made the pastry recipe exactly to the recipe. I love the flavor and the texture…. and I love the way the warm dough felt in my hands, too! Thank you for such a yummy breakfast this morning. 🙂
These were amazing!!!! Sooo good!!! I had to use an unsweetened carrot, peach applesauce combo for the banana because I had no banana. The dough was soft. I smushed it into mini pie tins and made them into mini raspberry pies. Yummm!!!!! Next time, I will try to make them into Pop Tarts. The wonderful raspberry taste will have me NEVER eating a Pop Tart again!!! 🙂
I just made these exactly as the recipe states. The dough weas way to sticky to roll out. Was my banana too large or what? If I were to add tapioca flour to dough consistency I think I would have to have used at least a cup…maybe more. I am confused beause they looked so good. ….if you used this recipe as written I am really bummed as I had a gooey mess!
I love your recipes and I have to agree that living in Oregon has its perks as far as fresh berries and fruit goes we have recently switched to the Paleolithic diet for our health benefits and because we actually like it I look forward to seeing more of your recipes
Can I make these into pizza bites by omitting the maple syrup? Would I have to replace the banana with something? (Would sourcream work)?
Thank you- I am definitely going to make these for my paleo friend (and of course for myself_. May even put a strip of bacon on top 🙂
These are so good!!! My 6 year old daughter and I made these yesterday and we love them. Thank you for your awesome recipes!
There are so many comments on this so I have no idea if this was already asked but what is the best method to reheat these? Would you recommend toaster, microwave, or even the oven? I always loved my poptarts warm
Oh my goooooosh! these are absolutely divine! Thank you so much for this recipe. I ended up subbing coconut oil for ghee and molasses for maple syrup and they turned out so well. I also did a raspberry & pomegranate filling. Ate half the batch, right after baking…oops haha I know I'll end up using this dough in a lot of my makeshift recipes! Thanks, love!
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It was funny watching that guy chase the turkey but it was dumb when he picked it up moving like that, guess he dont know spurs can do.
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On March 15, the super cool vintage boutique Decades, Los Angeles hosted a Jean-Paul Gaultier pop-up shop at the legendary Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. As a long-time fan who obsessed, although did not purchase, his first Gaultier piece at 14 years old I was very excited to see what what lay in store. That sleeveless and backless men's motorcycle leather vest that I first fell in love with at the closed-for-many-years-now Ralph Davies Boutique back in 1987 is a piece which at the time represented a spirit of freedom for me that I didn't think existed in high fashion and certainly not in most menswear of the time. Prior to my encounter with Gaultier pieces, I used to save my money from my after school job as a busboy for Girbaud jeans, pointy-toed boots with skull buckles from NaNa's on Polk St. and maybe the odd Perry Ellis piece that I found at Neiman's Last Call sales but I had never in my wildest dreams imagined that a Paris-based designer was already putting men in skirts, inspiring lead singers of pop bands such Cameo's Larry Blackmon to wear a red cod piece (it became his signature), and basically becoming the first internationally renowned high fashion bad boy. Gaultier has most famously put Madonna in cone-shaped bras and did the costumes for her 1990 Blond Ambition Tour and of course, dressed almost every celebrity of consequence during the late '80s and through the '90s. Unfortunately, in recent years Gaultier pieces for both women and men have become exceedingly difficult to come by and sadly that includes new collections at full prices. Several years ago, a Gaultier Boutique opened at The Wynn in Las Vegas but it has subsequently shuttered, a fate also met by the New York City Boutique.
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Last fall I bought the weehoo iGo bike trailer for my son and he loves it. We didn't ride as much as I wanted for various reasons. I want to get a hitch type bike rack that will transport 3 bikes plus the Weehoo, so a 4 bike rack. Any suggestions? My limited reasearch so far has revealed the Yakima Holdup but to get it for 4 bikes, it will cost more than $700 ... which I find totally unacceptable for a silly bike rack!
What do folks here use? Any regular hitch type racks that work? What do folks with trail-a-bikes use?
i can always remove the Weehoo's wide seat each time, however it will make it a bit more time consuming to get out for a quick ride.
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For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are—yet was without sin. Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need. Hebrews 4:15–16 (NIV)
Jesus was tempted, but he did not sin.
Jesus was tempted, but he chose not to sin, leaving him qualified to be the sacrifice for our sins.
Matthew reports, "Then Jesus was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil" (Matthew 4:1). And Paul says Jesus was "tempted in every way, just as we are—yet was without sin" (Hebrews 4:15 NIV).
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Our High Priest, Jesus, knew temptation and he is now able to "sympathize with our weaknesses" (Hebrews 4:15 NIV).
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Irun has a permanent spot on my list.
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As someone new to motorcycling, I'm wondering what the main differences are between owning an Electra and a Classic Bullet ES 5 Speed.I understand that the Electra engines are generally more reliable, but how much so? The bike would be used for daily commuting (+/- 15 miles each way, rain or shine) and a couple of 500-mile trips in the Summer.From a maintenance perspective, are the Classic and Electra really all that different?I would appreciate any insight you might have, especially from anyone who has owned both.Thanks,Jeff
Thanks for all these responses so far. While I understand the mechanical differences between the two models, what I'm really wondering about is how the experience of owning them would differ. In other words, is the Classic motor more likely to break down? To need more daily/weekly/monthly adjustments than the AVL? Are there differences in the types of regular maintenance tasks I would need to perform?I understand that both models need a fair amount of DIY maintenance -- which is what I want. I was just trying to get an idea of just how much less the AVL might require, which by all accounts doesn't seem to be much less than the Classic (which is fine by me).Dewjantim's comment on the AVL overheating at low speeds, if true, tells me that the Classic motor might actually be better suited to what the majority of my riding style will be. I live in Brooklyn, NY, where I commute to places in Brooklyn and Manhattan by bicycle just about every day. I'm almost always traveling faster than vehicle traffic (which rarely exceeds 25 mph), and in fact it's quicker for me to bike to any given place than to take public transportation. The motorcycle is more for fun and recreation (and the reward for finishing my dissertation), though it will occasionally be used for practical commuting and traveling to Summer conferences.And hey, if it's got the romance of drum brakes and a carburator, I can live with that.I'm curious as to how aesthetically authentic this new unit construction Enfield will be. If it turns out to be a modern fuel injected engine in a G model (or similar) body, as suggested once by Kevin, that would be pretty amazing, but it would also be more "forced," since the G hasn't been in continual production like the Bullet. That's where the Bullet has its authenticity in the face of other brands that simply resurrect or try to approximate a past style for nostalgiac (or marketing) reasons. I can't wait for the reports of the Birmingham bike show this Fall.
The feeling here seems to be that the AVL engine is better.
Theres a very cool video on youtube.com of a guy with a great looking blue Classic Bullet talking about it and then gong on a ride. Jon in Puyallup, Wa. USA
Hello Prof_Stack. We seem to keep running into each other. I am also a RE Bullet fan. You must be reffering to Vinces in Olympia? I want to go test ride a Bullet but its going to be tough as I have Sundays and Mondays off. Theres a very cool video on youtube.com of a guy with a great looking blue Classic Bullet talking about it and then gong on a ride. Don't watch it because if you do you may run out and buy one. It would be really interesting if I got a Bullet and rode it to work at the HD/Buell dealership I work at. Wish there were a few more dealers around and they were opened more days. Jon in Puyallup, Wa. USA
I knbow Ive seen something about a "Bike in your driveway" program. I have no idea what it means or what it costs.
Quote from: justin_o_guy on August 12, 2007, 06:23:51 pmI knbow Ive seen something about a "Bike in your driveway" program. I have no idea what it means or what it costs. It is a delivery program. CMW will get you with a dealer that will, for a fee, arrange to deliver you a motorcycle. Haven't heard of too many that have done this, maybe someone with experience will speak up.--Leonard
That's how I purchased my first Enfield, over the phone with a credit card. The closest dealer to me is 2.5hrs away. Called CMW's to inquire about the program, they said to make the arrangements through the closest dealer. That dealer delivered it on the date, and at the time I requested. He was very prompt. The paper work came along with the delivery and we did the transaction in my garage. I was very pleased with how everthing went. The cost from that dealer was an extra $100.00 for the delivery. I though that the cost was reasonable, considering that with the transaction time, it took them 6hrs round trip at minimum.
I just priced a new Electra from my dealer here in MI and it was $5200 plus tax,title and setup. He also has a 2006 left for $4995. Hutch
True-as of 2007 all HDs are fuel injected.The Sportster line was the last hold out for the carb'd Harleys. jon
I ordered a parts manual which should show the parts for the lean burn setup and the Classic. I should be getting it in a week or two. I want to find out just what parts are interchangeable between the two types. They look so similar I have a feeling that many of the parts are.
From the last set of 'rumours' I recall; The AVL lean burn will continue but will come with a Japanese fuel injection system, to enable it to meet anticipated emission laws. - N.B. Considering The UK will need its new Electras supplied with fuel injection in only 4 months time I'm surprised not to have seen or heard anything further on this yet - although please note last paragraph. [Having seen the new bike ...http://royalenfieldlesite.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1649&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=165It looks like fitting FI to the electra was perhaps just rumour- they've called the new engined model the Bullet electra EFI
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Why Pick Showtime as my child's Dance Studio?
Showtime USA is open to children with no pressures of an audition for our regular performing program. We feel all children have talent to be developed; therefore, we place our performers in classes according to their age. This gives every child who enrolls the opportunity to perform, learn and grow. Showtime USA provides opportunities to build friendships that will go beyond their performing years. Special bonds develop when children work and help each other develop their talents. They enhance their social skills and build self-confidence.
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