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The Critical Text
With ever increasing numbers of older manuscripts of the Greek New Testament coming to light in the Centuries after the TR was produced, scholars began to question whether the TR, based on a few, late Greek copies, was the best text of the Greek NT.
Increasingly, scholars from the 1600s onwards made Greek texts of the NT based on newly discovered earlier Greek copies. Eventually the Textus Receptus was overthrown from the position it held as the foremost Greek text of our NT. The triumph was accomplished with the NT Greek Text of two English scholars, Westcott and Hort (WH), published in 1881, and the English Revised Version which was based upon this text, which included nearly 6 000 changes in the NT due solely to the underlying Greek text that it was based on.
Westcott and Hort
Westcott and Hort argued for the priority of two 4th Century Alexandrian manuscripts, Codex Vaticanus and Codex Sinaiticus, which they held to be descended from a yet earlier common ancestor that must have been yet closer in time to the original text. Their argument involved two steps.
Firstly, WH rejected as entirely worthless the 'Syrian' (i.e. Byzantine) manuscripts which make up 95% of all Greek manuscript witnesses to the NT. They argued that these later Byzantine manuscripts were the product of a 4th century Recension (an official edition of the NT text imposed with Church authority) that supplanted the earlier, purer forms of the text like Codex Vaticanus. We shall look at this 'recension' theory - the idea that someone 'doctored' the NT in the 4th century - in more detail under the heading of the Byzantine text.
WH also argued that the style of the Byzantine Text is inferior to the style of the Alexandrian Text-type. The Byzantine Text is generally a smoother, fuller, more sensible Greek text, whereas the Alexandrian Text was a shorter, harsher, more 'difficult' text. Thus, WH argued that there appears to have been more filling out, smoothing out and 'polishing up' of the Byzantine text by scribes over time whereas the Alexandrian Text had more rugged originality. Hort wrote: 'In themselves [Byzantine] readings hardly ever offend at first. With rare exceptions they run smoothly and easily in form, and yield at once to even a careless reader a passable sense, free from surprises and seemingly transparent. But when distinctively [Byzantine] readings are minutely compared one after the other with the rival variants, their claim to be regarded as the original readings is found gradually to diminish, and at last to disappear'.
After dismissing the mass of Byzantine manuscripts, the second stage of the argument was that the Alexandrian text found in Vaticanus and Sinaiticus was superior (on internal grounds) to the equally early but eccentric 'Western' text-form represented by Codex Bezae and early Latin manuscripts.
The WH theory left textual critics with a relatively easy task: out of all the thousands of NT manuscripts, only two (or three) were of special importance. It is hardly an oversimplification to say that, conveniently enough, examination of the readings of Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Bezae would be sufficient to find the original text (in the Gospels, that is). Where all three agreed, the text was almost absolutely certain. Where Vaticanus and Sinaiticus agreed, their reading was the original with a high degree of certainty. Where these two diverged (as they do about 3000 times in the gospels alone, ignoring spelling variations - see Hoskier's Codex B and its Allies), we should follow Codex Vaticanus, The end result, to desribe their method at its crudest, was that all one really had to do was to follow Codex Vaticanus at all times. This, as a rule, is what they did (with a few notable exceptions, like the 'Western non-interpolations' - lengthy Western omissions, chiefly towards the end of Luke's Gospel).
The Papyri
The Westcott and Hort theory was not to retain its position as the newly-crowned 'Received Text' for very long. Beginning from about the time of the turn of the Twentieth Century a number of remarkable MS discoveries were made in Egypt. These were the discoveries of the very early papyri MSS. Some of these MSS were from the 2nd Century - a full 200 years older than the previous oldest MSS, the two 4th Century MSS that Westcott and Hort based their text on. These discoveries were to have a somewhat confusing effect.
On the one hand, some of them showed a sort of text that was similar to the text of the two MSS used by WH. Thus, in one way, these papyri MSS vindicated Westcott and Hort. They showed that WH were right about the Alexandrian text dating from the 2nd Century. However, what confused matters was that some papyri MSS contained a fair number of individual readings that were distinctively Byzantine. They therefore proved that many Byzantine readings were also very early readings.
Thus, Zuntz writes about alignments of P46 with the Byzantine text: 'No less noteworthy than the emergence of these ancient readings in a few late manuscripts are those instances where P46 agrees with the Byzantine standard text against the ancient Greek manuscripts. In isolated cases one might incline towards ascribing the coincidence to chance: one and the same error, it might be held, could be made twice independently and an ancient fault could have been removed by conjecture. The examination of a number of these instances disproves this assumption. P46 actually shows that readings (faulty as well as genuine) which so far had appeared to be late do in fact go back to the earliest times' (The Text of the Epistles, pp49-50). (Zuntz lists the following cases of readings in P46 with Byzantine alignment: 1 Cor. 7:5, 7:7, 9:7, 9:13, Heb. 2:8, 9:19, 9:20, 11:4, 11:13, 12:15)
What this meant is best summarised by R.V.G.Tasker in his Introduction to the Greek Text underlying the New English Bible of 1961:
'Perhaps the most significant feature of major manuscripts discovered during the last seventy years, such as the Sinaitic Syriac manuscript in 1892, the Freer manuscript in 1906, the Koridethi manuscript in 1913 and the Chester Beatty papyri in 1931 had been the mixed character of their texts... Evidence now in our possession which can be dated before the 4th Century, or represents texts of that earlier period, has shown that some readings hitherto assumed to be late because of their late attestation are in reality ancient. It is in consequence generally accepted today that there is no single witness, or group of witnesses, which can be regarded as always reliable - much less infallible; that all 'rule-of-thumb' methods of dealing with the evidence must be eschewed; that ancient readings cannot always be followed solely because of their antiquity; and that the possibility must be left open that in some cases the true reading may have been preserved in only a few witnesses - or even in a single, relatively late, witness'. (emphasis added)
What Tasker was saying was that it was now impossible to blindly follow one MS (like WH did) or to trust ourselves entirely to any MSS all the time. Instead, he argued that to find the original text of the NT, the correct reading could be found in any of the MSS and that other methods (rather than following certain MSS) had to be employed to choose which reading was the correct reading. Eclecticism (meaning to choose freely between the readings of different manuscripts) became the method of choice (so to speak) among early to mid-20th century textual critics:
- Von Soden's Die Schriften des Neuen Testaments (1902-13)
- Vogel's Novum Testamentum Graece et Latine (Dusseldorf, 1922)
- Merk's Novum Testamentum Graece et Latine (Rome, 1933)
- Bover's Novi Testamenti Biblia Graeca et Latina (Madrid, 1943)
- Kilpatrick's Greek-English Diglot for the Use of Translators (London, 1961)
- Tasker's The Greek New Testament (1964)
These Greek New Testaments all differed from each other , as well as from the dominant Nestle text which continued the tradition of a text similar to that of Westcott and Hort. Thus, von Soden's text was 600 words longer than Westcott and Hort's.
In addition to having different valuations of the manuscript evidence, the sorts of questions asked by Eclectic theorists to determine the correct reading included:
- Which reading best accounts for the rise of the other variants?
- Which reading is most likely to have suffered at the hand of copyists?
- Which reading seems most in keeping with the author's style and thought?
- Which reading makes best sense in the context?
Some scholars ('thorough-going eclecticists') reacted to the papyri discoveries by leaning more heavily on Internal Evidence (as seen in the questions listed above) than on External Evidence.
However, this eclectic method opened the door to a Greek NT based on subjectivism. Every different scholar deciding to construct a Greek NT would end up with a different NT based on their preferred variant readings. This was never going to result in any agreement as to what the original NT looked like. There had to be some standard guidelines that would produce a 'standard' text.
The Modern Critical Text: UBS
The approach that modern scholarship has taken since the start of the United Bible Societies' project (and particularly since the 3rd edition of the UBS Greek New Testament in 1975) has been called Reasoned Eclecticism; its product, the Modern Critical Text. Thus, NT Textual Criticism has been through four stages:
- The Textus Receptus' Reign (approx. 1500 - 1880)
- The Westcott-Hort Theory (approx. 1880 - 1925?)
- The Eclectic Theory (approx. 1925? - 1975)
- Reasoned Eclecticism (1975 onwards)
(Of course, some of these theories were in the process of development for quite a while before they attained the high-water mark of their influence and some devotees of these theories outlived the terminus dates of these various theories).
As we have seen, there were problems with each of the first three theories:
- The Textus Receptus was based on only a few, late copies.
- With the Westcott and Hort theory, the pendulum swung to the opposite extreme: the WH text was based on only a few, early copies.
- The Eclectic theory, trying to provide some balance, ended up only with a pendulum swinging wildly all over the place.
In many ways, the Modern Critical Text is not so much the result of a new theory, but rather a response to some of the problems highlighted above. That is, the Modern Critical Text has not arisen because of some new evidence that has substantially changed how we view the NT text. The Modern Criticial Text is basically a marriage of the WH theory and the Eclectic theory (with some accommodations on the part of both partners). That is, the Modern Critical Text continues to reject the Textus Receptus and the text of the vast majority of Greek manuscripts. Instead, in practice it continues to champion the readings of Codex Vaticanus, the main manuscript favoured by the WH theory (albeit acknowledging some of the faults of the WH theory). In tandem with this, it adopts the Eclectic theory (with all its uncertainties). It is certainly not the worst of both worlds, but an attempt to ameliorate the problems with these two theories by having a committee decide upon a consensus text. The result of the committee approach was to prevent the adoption of extremist positions on either external evidence (the worth of certain manuscripts) or internal evidence.
The Modern Critical text has assumed the mantle of the modern 'Textus Receptus'; its text, published by the United Bible Societies (UBS3/4, the same as Nestle-Aland26/27) has established itself as the 'standard' text. This is the text underlying the some of the most popular modern English Bibles of today, like the NASB, NIV and ESV. It has achieved this result, however, in a curiously similar manner to the way that the original TR of Erasmus established its supremacy, because its Greek NT has claimed the highest credentialed scholars among its editors, and because it managed to out-sell any competitor texts and establish a near-monopoly over the publishing of the NT text.
If we may continue with the metaphor, the crucial factor in the Modern Critical Text 'marriage' was neither the bride nor the groom, but the marriage celebrant (or more correctly, the marriage celebrants). The reason for the success of the Modern Critical Text is largely down to the personal prestige of the editors who have compiled it, the political connections of these editors and the collegiate authority of their decisions. The appropriateness of the marriage metaphor can be seen in the fact that the text of the United Bible Societies (note the name) has been an ecumenical effort, bringing together the top textual critics from each of the German Lutheran, American Protestant, Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox churches. It has thus achieved scholarly consensus as the text of the NT primarily for political reasons and because of the personalities involved, and by uniting all the different national Bible societies behind the one project.
The success of the UBS text is thus not due to the fact that the editorial decisions are correct. In point of fact, there have been over 500 textual changes over the four editions of the UBS text. If the editors were to change again and a fifth edition of the text were to be produced, there would doubtless be hundreds more textual changes. So, textual certainty has not been the reason for the success of the UBS.
Nor is it even the case that Reasoned Eclecticism is self-evidently the best method of textual criticism. In fact, Reasoned Eclecticism has many problems as a method, as we shall see.
Some Specific Problems with the UBS text
The following readings are found in the modern UBS 'standard' Modern Critical text:
- In Mark 6:20, the UBS Text reads 'for Herod feared John, knowing that he was a just and holy man, and he kept him, and when he heard him he was GREATLY PUZZLED AND HEARD HIM GLADLY'. What accounts for John saying deeply puzzling things - had he suddenly gone mad? Further, we know Herod came from a crazy family, but how does Herod listen to someone with pleasure if Herod is greatly puzzled by what is being said? The correct reading is 'he (Herod) DID MANY THINGS (i.e. obeyed John's advice) and heard him gladly'.
- In Mark 6:22, the UBS text also says that it was HEROD'S daughter who danced, rather than the daughter of Herodias'.
- In Mark 7:31, instead of reading 'Jesus departed from the region of Tyre and Sidon and came to the sea of Galilee', the UBS text instead reads that 'Jesus departed from the region of Tyre and came to the sea of Galilee through Sidon'. This is despite (a) the fact that this involved a detour of an additional 50 miles in exactly the wrong direction, (b) there being no reason or explanation given for why Jesus needed to make a trip further away from Galilee on his way back there, and (c) the fact that 'the region of Tyre and Sidon' is common phraseology (the two go together like 'Pharisees and Scribes'). Some Bible critics have used this textual variant to argue that the Bible is geographically illiterate; whereas in reality they should be complaining about the editors who decided to follow such a reading.
- In Luke 2:36-37, the UBS text tells us that Anna was of a great age, and had lived with a husband seven years from her virginity, and was a widow until she was 84 years, who did not depart from the temple, but served God with fastings and prayers night and day. The Byzantine text instead says, that she was a widow of about 84 years. Firstly, we have the problem that we are told that an old woman, notable for her piety and complete devotion to God, had decided to get married at the age of 84. Such romantic excitement seems at variance with the fact that she spends her days and nights in single-minded devotion to God in fastings and prayers (pity her husband if he was still alive). Secondly, what is the point of telling us that she had lived seven years with a husband from her virginity? If her 7-year marriage at age 77 was her first marriage, why do we need to know about all the years of her spinsterhood before this? So what? If her marriage at age 77 was her second marriage, and she had originally been married much earlier in life (as would be more natural, seeing it mentions her virginity, which is how a teenager's marriage is described), again, why do we have to be told about her first marriage many years before? What relevance has this to her seeing Christ as he was being presented in the temple? Why is her whole confused marital history given more column space than her interview with Christ which is described in the briefest of terms? Thirdly, the whole chronological sequence makes much more sense if we read, with the Byzantine text, that she had married early in life, lived for seven years with her husband, and had now been a widow for about 84 years, making her (as the text says) 'of a great age' (approx. 20+7+84 = over 110). If we read the UBS text, she was either 84 or 91 years old, neither of which are astonishingly remarkable nor worthy of note. The UBS text is therefore confused and the matter of her age seems hardly worth mentioning in the first place.
- In 1 Corinthians 13:3 the UBS text reads 'though I give my body to BOAST and have not love, it profits me nothing' (instead of 'if I give my body to be BURNED ...'). This reading begs the question: 'how is it possible to boast of your martyrdom after you are dead?
- Christ's prayer of forgiveness for those who crucified him ('Father, forgive them, they know not what they do') is placed in double brackets [[to indicate that it was not originally part of the New Testament text]] despite the facts that (a) Christ's words are in keeping with his non-retaliatory ethic, his personal sinlessness, his genius for words and his grace towards sinners, (b) the fact that the overwhelming evidence from Fathers (25 Fathers from the second century onwards) and Versions side with the phrase. The evidence against the phrase is largely of Egyptian provenance (10 Alexandrian manuscripts from the 2nd to 5th centuries). Textual critics try to convince themselves that the words were not original by arguing that the phrase was copied from Stephen's words of forgiveness for those who put him to death in Acts 7, despite Stephen's wording being completely different.
- In Acts 12:25 the UBS text reads that Barnabus and Saul 'returned TO Jerusalem when they had fulfilled their ministry' (instead of 'returned FROM Jerusalem' back to Antioch). They were already IN Jerusalem with their famine-relief ministry, not returning there! Furthermore, the very next verse (Acts 13:1) shows them back in Antioch again. This is a nonsensical blunder that is adopted because of the excessive veneration that is given to WH's two MSS, Vaticanus and Sinaiticus.
- In Matthew 19:17, the UBS text reads 'Why do you ask me about what is good - there is one who is good' (instead of 'Why do you call me good - there is One who is good - God'). There are two obvious problems with the UBS reading: Firstly, Why should Christ be UNABLE to say what sort of behaviour is good and leads to eternal life? Is that not what Christ had come to do? In fact, Christ goes on to do just that by telling the young man about what sort of behaviour leads to everlasting life in the latter part of the verse ('but, if you would enter into life, keep the commandments'). Secondly, the UBS reading introduces a non-sequitur. The second part of Christ's reply does not follow from his first. What connection has God's unique goodness got to do with the question of how we enter into eternal life? Thus, the UBS introduces into the text a plodding, illogical alternative.
- In John 1:18, the UBS text reads that Jesus is the 'only-begotten (or unique) God', despite the fact that everywhere else Jesus is referred to using the word monogenes ('only-begotten' or 'unique') in John's writings it is associated with sonship, either directly (John 3:16, 3:18 and 1 John 4:9) or implicitly in John 1:14 and even in John 1:18 ('the only-begotten Son/God who is in the bosom of the Father'). Other references to monogenes in the NT refer to the special love of an earthly parent for a child (Luke 3 7:12, 8:42, 9:38, Hebrews 11:17).
Bizarre Readings of Vaticanus and Sinaiticus
The WH theory depended heavily upon two Alexandrian MSS, Codex Vaticanus and Codex Sinaiticus. These MSS are still the bedrock of the UBS text today, despite their peculiar readings in some places. Some of the absurd readings found in the two MSS favoured by the UBS text are:
- Sinaiticus (01) reads 'for the SHEEP have passed away' in Revelation 21:4 instead of 'for the FORMER THINGS have passed away'. We all knew there would be no pets in Heaven, but why single out the sheep for special treatment?
- In Luke 1:26, MS (01) reads that the angel Gabriel was sent to a city of JUDEA named Nazareth (instead of a city of GALILEE).
- MS (01) also tells us that Emmaus was 160 stadia from Jerusalem (20 miles) instead of 60 stadia (7 miles) in Luke 24:13. Pity the poor disciples if they had to run a marathon to get back to Jerusalem after Christ had appeared to them on the road!
- In John 18:5, Jesus answers those sent to arrest him with the Divine Title 'I AM'. However, in Vaticanus (03), Jesus answers woodenly 'I am Jesus'.
- Vaticanus (03) has the Holy Spirit telling Peter on the housetop after his vision in Acts 10:19, 'Behold, TWO men are seeking you' - despite all other MSS (and verse 7 of the same passage) clearly stating that THREE men were sent from Cornelius.
- In Revelation 4:8, MS 01 has the angels saying 'Holy' NINE times (rather than the normal THREE times).
- In Matthew 27:49, MSS (01) and (03) include the piercing of the Saviour's side. This verse is only found in John's account of the Crucifixion, but these two manuscripts include it in Matthew as well.
- Mark 1:1 reads 'The beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God'. However, in MS (01), Mark 1:1 reads 'The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ', omitting the words 'THE SON OF GOD'.
- When Paul was preaching to the Greeks in Athens in Acts 17:28 he quoted one of the Greek poets, saying 'as certain of YOUR prophets have said'. However, in MS (03) Paul says 'as certain of OUR poets have said'.
- In Romans 5:1, Sinaiticus and Vaticanus read 'Being therefore justified by faith LET US have peace with God' (instead of 'WE HAVE peace with God').
- In Luke 23:45 the UBS text reads that the sun was in eclipse at the time of Christ's death. An alternative rendering of the Greek word used here could be 'obscured'. However, neither of these terms are adequate to describe what actually happened during the three hours of darkness. The sun was not in eclipse (this is scientifically impossible for 3 hours - as well as during full moon), nor was it obscured by some other object. This was clearly an attempt on the part of Alexandrian scribes to provide a bit of a scientific explanation for what happened.
- Sinaiticus (01) attributes a quote from the Psalms to the prophet Isaiah in Matthew 13:35.


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Is a 6x10 tarp too small? Etowah makes a sil one that size...10.5 oz?? I think its only a couple of inches narrower than a McCat standard. Just wondering if any one uses a 6x10 for summer/fair weather hanging.
Is a 6x10 tarp too small? Etowah makes a sil one that size...10.5 oz?? I think its only a couple of inches narrower than a McCat standard. Just wondering if any one uses a 6x10 for summer/fair weather hanging.
If your looking to keep the sun or bird doo doo off of you it should work fine. Like you said it is more of a fair weather tarp. It will keep rain or wind off of you, but probably not both. Is it the weight or the price of the tarp that is more appealing. If it is light weight you are looking for you can get a lot bigger tarp from OES for the same weight.
I cant really say what it is...I'm in the market for a new tarp and I keep going back to it. Trust me, I want a OES Deluxe or maybe the standard or even a 8x10 or, or, or, or... See what I mean...?
In a previous test during a very heavy downpour, with rain driven by swirling 30 mph wind gusts, I got soaked from underneath as well as from both ends. I've a weird idea to try next time we get some heavy rains here. Even if it works I'll probably still need a weather shield under the hammock.
IIRC, something on one of Risk's pages hooked me on the 5x10. It's an interesting challenge, though nothing to take lightly. (eewww, sorry!)
In the long run I'll probably migrate to a 7x10, perhaps a tad longer.
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Yeah I hear ya. Its been a year now that I have been without a tarp... cuz I cant make up my mind on which to get. I finally decided to go with a 14x10 black OES maccat. Its being made as we speak. If I had known OES had tarp colors besides gray I think I could have made my choice sooner. So many manufactures, sizes, shapes, and colors to chose from. I feel your pain
The one and only time I made my own tarp. I only hemmed the edges and attached some loops for lines on a spare piece of sil I got my hands on. The tarp enede up being 5' x 11'. It actually works quite well for a hammock due to the 11' length. As others pointed out, the protection from the side is almost non-existent. However, with some creative pitching and if the direction of the wind is constant (LOL) I can make it work. Nonetheless it is my fair weather tarp.
The stock tarp with a HH expedition is really not much more than an 8x5 tarp, hung a-symmetrically. Use your 6x10 that way and you'll have better side coverage. Still, that would be pushing the limits for me.
I just made a monster tarp that pushes the other limits (11' ridgeline, 13' outer idge length, 10'6" wide, 20oz). I think I'll go with an 11x10 hex cat-cut next.
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For summer use when I'm expecting good weather, I will take my homemade 5 x 9. Plenty of coverage for the little unexpected shower. If you are expecting and anticipating more extreme weather, then size up. Otherwise, it will work fine and save you some weight.
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I just finished a cat tarp that I think has great dimensions for a 3 season tarp. It has a 11' ridgeline coming down to a 9' by 8' box. The distance between cat cuts at the center of the tarp is only 7'. I wanted to make it wider, but the Walmart bargain bin only had 52" wide Sil. At a $1.50 a yard I was more then happy to make these dimensions.

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Name: Mike Furtney
High School: Milan
Graduation Year: 2018
Height: 6'5" Weight: 290 lbs
Positions: Offensive Tackle/Defensive End
Varsity Experience: 2 years
40 Yard dash: 5.3
Bench Press: 335
Squat: 500
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Post High School Plans: I am attending the University of Wisconsin to play football and pursue my degree in Sports Management.
How long have you been playing organized football? I started playing flag football when I was 4 years old. I started playing tackle football when I was in the 3rd grade.
What does it mean to play football at Milan? It means a lot for me to play at Milan. There is so much tradition and pride in Milan football. I wouldn't want to play for any other team, coaching staff and teammates.
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1. Real Salt Lake – The array of draws and losses incurred by Western Conference foes made this bye weekend a particularly useful one for the Claret-and-Cobalt. (1)
2. New York – Can the Red Bulls win a franchise-record sixth game in a row against Chivas USA on Wednesday? (4)
3. Seattle – Bet on a few choice comments by Davide Chiumiento making their way onto Sounders FC's bulletin board before the two teams meet again in August. (2)
4. San Jose – Blame Andy Gruenebaum for turning a likely victory into an improbable home draw. (3)
5. Sporting Kansas City – It's well and truly gut check time when San Jose visits on Sunday afternoon. (5)
6. D.C. United – Can Dwayne De Rosario take the field against a former team every week? (7)
7. Houston – This weekend's visit by Los Angeles presents an ideal opportunity to extract three points after a pair of disappointing draws. (6)
8. Vancouver – Will Eric Hassli finally break into the starting XI for the decisive second leg of the Amway Canadian Championship final at BMO Field on Wednesday? (8)
9. Chicago – There are plenty of forwards in this league that would struggle to replicate the neat combination Jalil Anibaba used to score at Portland on Sunday night. (9)
10. Colorado – Interesting bit on MLSsoccer.com recently about the Rapids' ability to transition to more possession-oriented fare. The supporting data backs up the eye test in this instance: Oscar Pareja's side keeps the ball far better than Gary Smith's outfit did. (10)
11. FC Dallas – In this sort of form, FCD probably could use a break instead of a midweek visit to Toyota Park. (11)
12. Montréal – Jesse Marsch may have to omit Jeb Brovsky from his plans this weekend. (12)
13. Chivas USA – It sure is nice to celebrate a victory over the Galaxy, isn't it? (14)
14. Los Angeles – Are the wheels merely coming off at this point or are they already splayed across the road? (13)
15. New England – In order to succeed within their current approach, the Revs simply have to cobble together more than the 38.2 percent share of possession they enjoyed against Houston on Saturday night. (15)
16. Columbus – A point in San Jose represents a nice piece of business for the plucky, but tattered, Crew. (16)
17. Portland – Two goals and a victory over Chicago will salve the wounds for now, but Saturday's date with Vancouver could present a series of difficult and unique challenges depending upon the Whitecaps' success or failure in Toronto on Wednesday. (18)
18. Philadelphia – Here comes the hard part: finding a central defender to replace Danny Califf. (17)
19. Toronto FC – Wednesday looms as the most important night of the season. Will Aron Winter's cup warriors rise to the occasion? (19)
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Beware: Property Taxes on Your New Home Could be Higher Than AnticipatedWednesday, January 23rd, 2013
An investor client called me a few weeks ago and told me that the county assessor sent him property tax bills for an amount higher than the standard 1.25% on his recently purchased property. He didn't understand why the taxes were higher, and needed advice on what he should do.
Most real estate agents correctly tell their buyers that property taxes in California are approximately 1.25% of the sales price, give or take a little depending on the specific location of the property. Normally this is sound advice. But what some agents do NOT know is that the assessor's office has discretion to raise the property tax on your newly acquired property if it feels that you paid a low price. So your "great deal" may not be reflected in your taxes.
In all my years of selling real estate this is the first time I have seen this happen, which tells me that the assessor's office is either starting to heavily scrutinize sales and related comparable sold properties, or that my client was very unlucky. One of his purchases was really an amazing buy, but the other fell in line with comparable sold properties.
Under California state law, Proposition 13, property is reappraised only when there is a change in ownership, or upon completion of new construction. Aside from these two situations, property taxes cannot be raised more than 2% annually. The tax rate in California is 1%, plus the costs of any additional fees, bonds, or special charges (thus the reason why agents tell their buyers taxes are "about" 1.25% – some areas/neighborhoods may have slightly higher or lower tax rates, depending on the additional fees, such as mello roos taxes, bonds, etc.).
Once a property changes ownership, the assessor determines whether the property needs to be reappraised. If an appraisal is ordered and comes in higher than the value the new buyer paid, the taxes will be assessed based on the appraisal. Note that a transfer between husband and wife does not require a reappraisal for property tax purposes, including those transfers resulting from death or divorce, nor does a refinance.
So what can a homeowner do upon receipt of a higher than anticipated property tax bill? The homeowner can appeal the value of his new taxes. Go to the assessor's website and find out the steps for doing so, then get started. Keep in mind that it can be a drawn out process, but do not give up. Be sure you have all related comparables, and can show why those properties do or do not compare to yours – extra photos can help. Be prepared to really compare each one – I advise you use your real estate agent to assist you with this.
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A rare North East England pottery plate depicting the Duke of 'Wellington as Prime Minister', c. 1830. Transfer printed in black, with the Duke stood before St Paul's Cathedral, holding the Sword of State. Titled 'Wellington as Prime Minister'.
The border moulded with floral scroll, suspended from ribbons, stylised flowerheads.
The border moulded with floral scroll, suspended from ribbons, stylised flowerheads.
Chip to rim at 12 o'clock. Some typical minor wear to the glaze. Otherwise in perfect condition. No restoration.
The print is after Thomas Lawrence's portrait of 1814, commissioned by the Prince Regent. Depicting Wellington in full uniform decorated with his many medals, holding the Sword of State aloft. Behind him can be seen St Paul's Cathedral, which along with the Sword of State and his military uniform represents the state-church-army triumvirate which were the foundations of Britain's glory.
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If anyone ever needed proof that music is an international language, then they need to look no further than artist Don Williams. We were fortunate to be in attendance at his sold out concert on Saturday evening at the Dacotah Exposition Center in Morton, Minnesota. Don has a smooth and perfect bass-baritone voice like no other. The richness in his vocal ballads is still outstanding even after years and years of entertaining audiences around the world!
Don selected his songs with all the skills of a class winemaker picking grapes – only the best will do, and the vintage result was the best blend of emotions ones heart could ask for with songs like, " I Believe In You," "I Wouldn't Want To Live If You Didn't Love Me," "Tulsa Time," "I Believe in Love," "Good Ole Boys Like Me," "Amanda," "Lord I Hope This Day Is Good," "If I Needed You," … etc. making it easy to know why Mr. Williams was the 2010 inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame. He is a true legendary singer and songwriter who has become known as the Gentle Giant.
During the '70s, Don Williams became one of the most successful country artists in the world. Don Williams was the first country music artist to make a concept music video. He also co-starred with Burt Reynolds in two films. His country-pop not only crossed over into the American pop mainstream, it also gained him a large following in England and Europe. Don has been touring around the Midwest states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa this April and in May he heads to the UK and Ireland.
Don sang for a steady 90 minutes – singing one number one hit after the other. As he moved to his most memorable songs, the audience joined the show. One of the best moments for us to witness was when Don stopped singing to hear everyone in the audience continue to sing his song, "You're My Best Friend." With the spot lights streaming out into the arena, voices blending and viewing Don on stage beaming as he listened … made for a moment we will never forget!
When I need hope and inspiration
You're always strong when I'm tired and weak
I could search this whole world over
You'd still be everything that I need
You're my bread when I'm hungry
You're my shelter from troubled winds
You're my anchor in life's ocean
But most of all, you're my best friend
Thank you, Mr. Williams. It was a surreal, relaxing evening of pure delightful entertainment. A true honor for us to be in the audience enjoying your music and singing with you!
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^ I am sure they could have added the samurai training aspect by reducing some of the unnessary stuff. For example, did we really need Harada? What was the purpose of that character?
Logan would still have been at his lowest, making the martial arts training difficult, but it would have been able to help him move on. He wouldn't have started as a "badass martial artist". It would have actually been funny to see the master beat Wolverine's rage with unparralled skill. This would have added a whole new dimension to on-screen Wolvie.
I guess what I'm saying is that all of your reasons to not include this don't hold water since you could have still done everything you bring up, which might of actually have been enhanced with Wolvie being trained as a Samurai!
This was a lost opportunity for Wolverine's on-screen character and it wouldn't have been a diversion if it was incorporated into the story properly!
Well, I know I'm right in my assumptions of it being an unnecessary element since they chose not to put your idea into the movie. Therefore, it can't have been one that fitted or worked.
Seriously, the film did not need to show Wolverine suddenly saying 'Hey, can I learn karate' or whatever.
If the crux of the story had been Wolverine going to Japan in a desperate bid to control his animal nature, then that might have fitted. But that wasn't the story they were telling.
We also needed to see berserker rage (at last, after Origins made him a pussycat) not him doing kung-fu manoeuvres in a gown.
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64. + Thomas Dennis was indicted for stealing a light Dun Gelding, Value 7 l. 7 s. the Property of George Wright , Esq ; Nov. 29 .
George Wright . On the 29th of November I had a light Dun Gelding stole out of my Grounds; it was in the Lands called the Lawn, in the Parish of Gotburst , in the County of Bucks: The Gelding was at Grass there, when I came from my Seat.
Henry Scrimshaw . The Prisoner brought a light Dun Gelding, on the 2d of December, to my Mother's, at the Plough in Princess-street, by Leicester-Fields . - She keeps an Inn there; he offered it to me for Sale; I asked him how he came by it; he said, he had it of his Father to set him up in a Way of Business, because he could not give him Money: He asked me nine Guineas for it; I bid him six Guineas that Night, but he would not take it; it stood all Night at my Mother's: The next Day he came again, and then I bid him seven Guineas; he would not take it then, but he came afterwards and took the Money. About a Week afterwards it was advertis'd in the Papers; upon which I went directly to Esquire Wright's, and two of his Servants came to our House; the Horse was show'd them in the Stable, (this was the Thursday after) and delivered to them directly. - I never saw the Prisoner after the Bargain was made.
John Edgar . I am Servant to Sir John Jennings 's Son: The Prisoner offered the House to me on the 2d of December, and sold him the 3 d to Mr Scrimshaw; I went Partners with him in the Horse, but I was not with him when he bought it. - It was a light Dun House. - There is very little Difference between a light Dun, and a pale Dun .
Q. Who received this Horse from Scrimshaw?
Mr Wright. My Servants did. - Edgar and Scrimshaw owned they had this Horse, and they delivered it to my Servants. I saw the Horse in the Stable as soon as I came Home: I did not see it delivered into the Stable by Scrimshaw or any Body.
James Hollis . I did receive a pale Dun Gelding from Mr Scrimshaw, belonging to Mr Wright.
Scrimshaw . The Gelding that I delivered to Hollis, was the same Gelding that I bought of the Prisoner.
Prisoner. My Father ow'd me ten Pounds, which was due to me as a Portion when I came to the Age of Twenty-one: He said he could not give me the Money, but he would give me this Horse in the Room of it; so I came to Town, and sold it.
Q. What is become of your Father?
Prisoner. I sent down to him, but he could not come up. Guilty , Death .
Thomas Dennis was a 2d Time indicted for stealing a dark Brown Mare , Value 7 l. 7 s. the Property of Thomas Collingridge , November the 29th .
Mr Wright. The same Day that I lost the light Dun Gelding, my Servant lost a dark Brown Mare . - Out of the same Lordship, but not the same Grounds. - It is the Lordship of Gotburst.
Q. How do you know he was lost?
Mr Wright. I have it from my Steward himself; I have it under his Hand. - I have the Servant here, who went down with the Horse.
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In San Francisco's six wins, Kaepernick completed 61 percent of his passes, tossing nine touchdowns against one interception.
In four losses, Kaepernick completed 50 percent of his passes, with two touchdowns versus six interceptions.
It's that simple. The numbers don't lie.
Still, the team's coaching staff is not focused – outwardly, anyway – on its signal-caller's individual statistics. Offensive coordinator Greg Roman is instead intent on "identifying" issues, "fixing" them and "reemphasizing" what's already working.
This goes for all 11 players comprising the unit, not just the unit's leader.
"We're not chasing stats. And Colin's doing a lot of really good things well. Those things aren't necessarily reflected in the stats, especially the past couple of weeks," offensive coordinator Greg Roman said Friday, taking a break from his preparation for Monday's Week 12 game at Washington. "As far as his development as a quarterback, this is incredibly valuable for him to go through these types of situations, battle his way out and learn from them because to play quarterback in this league is a tall task.
"This is a very opportunistic time for him to learn and get better from it."
In the meantime, the 49ers don't expect him to shrivel under the bright lights of "Monday Night Football" in the nation's capital. Almost a year to the date of his first NFL start – against the Bears in Chicago on "MNF" on Nov. 19 – Kaepernick will be counted on to match his right arm and running style against those of Washington's Robert Griffin III.
Whether he's struggled or not in the team's Week 10 and 11 losses versus Carolina and at New Orleans is of little consequence.
"As I tell the 'Kap', as I tell the guys before each game, just go out there and play. We've got you on defense," linebacker
Despite Kaepernick presiding over an offense that hasn't cracked the 200-yard mark consecutive weeks, belief isn't lacking on the offensive side either. Confidence starts with Roman.
"Those opportunities are out there and the roof's going to blow off," the play-caller said. "It's going to pop. It's coming. We keep working like we're working and it will come."


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The federal education enterprise is about to undergo a dramatic shift. Are you ready? How will sequestration affect your budget for next year? And what do you know about the suggested changes to all of the major OMB circulars? Did your State apply for an ESEA waiver? If so, what will that mean for you? And what about the reauthorization of ESEA, IDEA, WIA, AEFLA, and Perkins?
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Our action packed two day conference will include representatives from the Office of Inspector General (U.S. Education Department), the U.S. Government Accountability Office, as well as officials from the Louisiana Department of Education addressing the high risk designation of Orleans Parish, and officials from Philadelphia School District discussing federal education grant management reforms. Additionally, attorneys from the firm will address a wide range of topical issues including programmatic and fiscal compliance under the major federal education grants.
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Machine will not pump out water. Brushes work, motor works, new belt, Just will not put out any water??? It is a Bissell Powersteamer,Clearview 4 row brush , dirtlifter.
IF you take the tank out of the base you will see a recepticle where the tank nipple fits into the base. There is a cross looking pattern in the recepticle. Take a pointy object and press down inside the cross area between the bars in the little pie ... Vacuums
I have a bissell proheat and it won't release the water/shampoo. We have replaced the pump, and it still doesn't work. What can I do?
Hi,Here is a tip that will give you all the information you need to fix your BissellProheat Vacuum Problem.Bissell Proheat Upright Wet/ ... Bissell 1699 ProHeat Clear View Upright Steam Vacuum
No water I have a Bissell 1694 and it is not ejecting the water cleaner solution out of the front of the machine. The belts are ok. The two nozzels and hoses are not clogged and do not have any holes. I think the pump still works because water still comes out of the brush tool.
It is easy to take the top off. Mine has just 6 screws. Then you can see all the tubing and parts. For example, you can unclip the nozzles and see if water flows. Try blowing through the nozzle to see if it is plugged.\015\012\015\012Some people s ... Bissell Powersteamer 1694 Upright Vacuum
Pump won't work - Bissell Big Green Complete All-In-One Vacuum and Deep Cleaner - Green
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We have bissell pro heat and I have put new belts on and took off the top plastic cover I blew out the lines and I still can't get it to pump water or solution. The red little spinner flow indicater does'nt get water, if I pour water into it it runs out the front. I guess I don't know what else to do. The machine worked fine the last time we used it about 6 months ago. Any suggesttions?
Did you check and make sure the belt is still on right? They do come off from time to time.There are like 6 long screws holding the top cover to the bottom. The are real pain in the behind to put back together once you take them off. T ... Bissell Vacuums
I have a bissell carpet steamer and the pump for the suction quit working
Hi,Here is a tip that will give you all the information you need to fix your BissellProheat Vacuum Problem.Bissell Proheat Upright Wet/ ... Bissell 8910 ProHeat Clear View Upright Vacuum
Bissell Powersteamer 1694W won't extract water from carpet. Was extracting fine until the pump/brush belt gear broke off off the pump. I repaired the gear with super glue and the brush is once again working fine. I now have an extraction problem. What did I do wrong? I took it apart and was so proud of myself when I fixed the original problem. Now I'm lost.
Check your re-assembly.\015\012\015\012Have you missed a pipe connection somewhere? ... Bissell Powersteamer 1694 Upright Vacuum
Hey there, a friend of mine has a bissell pro heat 2x turbo, that is spraying no water on the floor setting, the pump works i assume, as the machine vibrates when the trigger is pulled, how would i troubleshoot this problem.
Check the following with liquid in both tanks.\015\012 \015\012- Check to see if the machine will spray through the hose with the setting on tools. If it does, the pump is fine. Continue troubleshooting.\015\012- Check for deb ... Bissell Vacuums
Bissell proheat 1699....just replaced the pump belt and still not working.
Try taking all the hoses off one at a time and see if any are clogged. ... Bissell 1699 ProHeat Clear View Upright Steam Vacuum
You have to stop leaving the cleaning solution the tank after you're done...unfortunately you may be outaluck...try putting a tiny amount of ammonia in the tank and keep pulling the solution "trigger"...maybe you'll get lucky...otherwise trash the va ... Bissell Lift-Off(R) Revolution(R) Turbo Upright Vacuum
Water will not pump out of my bissel carpet shampooer the motor works ok but the flow indicator is not spinning and no water comes out of machine so carpet is dry
I wasted a lot of time following the expert advice to repair my unit by taking the cover off of the main unit and using compressed air to blow out the lines. The problem turned out to be in the lower panel of the handle (4 screws to remove). The he ... Bissell 8910 ProHeat Clear View Upright Vacuum
Bissell quicksteamer plus-model 1950c j01339 bearings burnt out at the water pump at the base of the shaft of the armature. How do you dissasembile to replace the bearings of the centrifugal propeller between the two propellers ?
Water comes out to fast. What is the problem?? ... Vacuums
1698 HAS NO SPRAY, APPEAR PUMP does not work - Bissell 1698 PowerSteamer ProHeat Upright Wet/Dry Vacuum
Does water squirt out of the hose, if it does your heater may be clogged, otherwise it could be the pump, is the round seal on the bottom of the tank on the valve, if not it needs to be. Is the back edge separating from the base, is so this will rai ... Bissell 1698 PowerSteamer ProHeat Upright Wet/Dry Vacuum
I am using a bissell powerlifter plus to clean my carpet. i am using the bissellnodor remover formula. my carpet isnt wet and i was wondering if it was working if my carpet isnt wet.
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Mankind domesticated the dog twice: scientists have discovered new facts
A group of researchers from Oxford University, came to the conclusion that modern dogs are descendants of not one but at least two groups of wolves, which humans have tamed in different parts of Eurasia independently of each other. Previously it was thought that man made the dog his best friend only once, although the question of where it happened, and put many specialists in a dead end.
photo: Gennady Cherkasov
The dog became a different person, at least 15 thousand years ago, that is, several millennia before humans first brought cows, goats and pigs. However, many questions as to exactly how the ancient people and some of the older wolves came to mutually beneficial cooperation, to a large extent remain a mystery. The probability of such a Union for a long time it was believed so low that the specialists, for the most part, believed that man domesticated the dog only once, and then the descendants of the first manual dogs has spread around the world. To check whether this assumption is, experts examined genetic material from the inner ear of the dog, of 4.8 thousand years ago lived on the territory of Ireland. The results are then compared with the data obtained in the study of mitochondrial DNA sequences 59 of the ancient dogs from other parts of Europe as well as in the analysis of the genome of modern dogs.
The study showed, for the first time people have domesticated dogs in Western Eurasia, and after a few thousand years they have tamed and in the East of the Old world, and both episodes occurred independently from each other. In the Central part of Eurasia, such episodes are apparently not happened. To date, according to scientists, in a world dominated by dogs of Asian origin", to a large extent superseded the "Europeans".
According to the researchers, their work, published in the journal Science, suggests that the domestication of animals throughout human history could occur significantly more often than expected today.
The specialists emphasize that the domestication of dogs was supposed to be a very complex and multistep process. According to the researchers, it is unlikely that people simply were caught wild wolves and raise them, making an obedient generation after generation. Most likely, initially they are wolves began to settle closer to the people, then the two types are gradually used to each other, and just then there were some initiatives on the part of the people.Related posts: