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|Posted by CarolAl on October 20, 2001 at 22:12:14:
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We just finished our cadet installation. Here are some hints:
1. we shut off toilet's water supply; flushed; plunged toilet bowl out; used rags to sop out the tank and bowl (with gloves on!)...we have a shower next to toilet so we put a trash bag in the shower to lay the old toilet on; stuffed a big rag in waste line; used new toilet's boxes to place the old one in.
2. tools on-hand...putty knife to clean the flange and a small Dollar Store brass brush to clean up the flange.
...had proper size box wrenches ready for: each size nut on tank to base and toilet hold-down; toilet water supply (we have flex tubing); other tools incld: Regular flat wide bladed screwdriver, wrenches, thread sealant, tape Measure, hacksaw, wax Ring/Gasket, flexible water supply tube 9measure the length needed), closet hold-down bolts (get all brass bolts), level...
3. Measure old toilet hold down bolts and cut the new bolts (all brass!) down to size after comparing toilet's height at base as compared to old toilet (tuff to cut off bolts w/out scratching new toilet base!}..use the "double nut trich as to not damage threads
4. Used plumber's putty under new bolts to hold upright in flange (& tried the straw trick over bolts, but it didn't work well)
5. Measure your rough-in before you buy..link for this measurement is shown below.
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Holy shit, I wrote a load of craz-ee stuff in the last few weeks and then I saw a dragon. Well, no, not really – but I did do a load of writing on the site, some of which could possibly even be described as good. Links at the bottom.
More importantly that any of that though was the fact that I finally finished watching all of Battlestar Galactica, the re-imagined series. Late, I know, but I like to sit down and watch TV shows only after they've already finished so that I can watch them at my own pace. I loved watching Buffy and Angel every week back in the day, but it was such a drawn out and painfully delayed process that I'd prefer to not do it again. Thus, I watched Battlestar Galactica only recently. And I can't get 'All Along the Watchtower' out of my head. Alas.
I suppose I could squeeze some detailed analysis out if I wanted, but the emphasis would be on squeeze – so I'd rather not. It was good, I liked it, now I'll move on to something else. Probably getting some serious Baldur's Gate on; life as a Lv. 3 Half-Elf Conjurer requires dedication.
I have little else to say, so here are the links.
- Interview with Rebellion about Alien vs. Predator, finally written up after GamesCom 2009
- Is PC Gaming Dying?, which Alec Meer reckons is shameless traffic-hunting, but actually wasn't
- Death to Spies: Moment of Truth, possibly the worst game I've played this year
- Ron Gilbert's DeathSpank is unveiled, the trailer looks cool
- Gaming Podcast #3, in which I argue with Alex Watson about The Beatles
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Blending racing and trail performance, the ASICS Gel Fuji Racer is a solid off-road shoe featuring moderate cushioning and a firm ride.
ASICS joins the world of lightweight trail shoes with the ASICS Gel Fuji Racer. This shoe is springy, nimble and super flexible in the forefoot, giving your feet a great connection with the trail. It has a breathable mesh upper with minimal overlays and a simple low-profile platform, making the Fuji Racer ASICS' lightest trail shoe yet.
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Weight: 8.8 oz (size 9)
Stack Height: Heel (22mm), Forefoot (16mm)
How it fits (based on width D) Width D=Medium
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The Fuji Racer is a moderate featured, minimum neutral trail shoe designed for daily training or racing. It is built with a semi-curved shape.
Comments: I agree with Ron, the racer 1 had really bad traction and the drainage holes are nuisance on semi-wet conditions where you could otherwise run with dry feet. At least with this trail model the holes are not as easily filled with small sharp stones when running on gravel as the other racing models. Otherwise I like the idea of light weight trail shoe and just ordered the Fuji racer 3 where the drainage holes are no longer at the bottom and the outsole is all new. Hopefully this solves these issues of otherwise nice shoe.
From: PK, Finland. 1/30/14
Comments: This is a great stability shoe on TRAILS. I run on a lot of gravel, dirt, rocks and grass. This shoe is perfect for those conditions. It is NOT a street shoe. It is very slick if there is any moisture on the pavement or shoe. I have almost 300 miles on these and had no issues on the trails. The shoe is great when you hit a rock with the stability plate. It has saved me from several spills. The shoe is durable and fits my foot extremely well. I have high arches and it is very supportive. I will buy another pair for my trails but need a different shoe for the streets.
From: Katy, College Station, TX USA
Comments: So far, so good after the first 10k on the shoes today. Seemed to handle mtn bike trails pretty well with a decent mix of soft sand areas, dry trail, and rocky terrain. I was worried after reading some reviews but the Asics Fuji Racers worked well for my purposes. The advise on buying a half size up is spot on - Thanks all! Again, for my purposes the shoes had plenty of grip and support. The heel was decently cushioned for the descents but I can see how the lugs on the heel may not be adequate for some conditions. I'm not sure about the drainage holes in the sole and might fill them in with shoe goo or something.
From: Todd, Lake Forest, CA, USA
Comments: I typically don't write negative reviews as I feel enough people will cover that off, but I have to add my part to the Fuji Racers. I loved the Asics Gel-Scouts so much I figured all Asics must be great so I went ahead and purchased the Gel-Racers. They run a 1/2 size small I discovered so had to exchange them. Running Warehouse is the best and as usual my experience with them was flawless. Where to start, they are comfortable, and do have a touch of cushioning. The drainage wholes are gimmicky at best, and annoying at worst. Step on wet grass, or a 1mm deep bit of water and you get wet feet. That said it's the traction that bothers me the most. Asics should be ashamed to call them trail runners. Unless it is very dry and no chance of rain I will not wear them. They are the slippiest shoes I have ever owned. I'd compare then to a pair of Crocs on wet tile...yes they are that bad. I will not wear them in my own kitchen if the floor is wet. Asics should be returning all of these and addressing what I can only say is a dangerous sole. Living in Eastern Canada we get lots of rain, and have technical/rocky/rooty/wet trails to contend with. These shoes are just to dangerous for that mixture of trails. Too bad as they are comfy.
From: Ron, Ottawa, Canada
Comments: I've put a couple hundred miles on a pair and I've run a 50k in wet, sloppy mud and snow and been high above Leadville in dry, rocky conditions in them. The good: they're light, fit well and are just protective enough to bomb down steep rocky hills if you're pretty light on your feet. The drainage holes are great for very wet conditions. The bad: traction on wet rocks is terrible (though not many shoes are great, these seem especially bad) and traction in mud isn't great. Running on damp grass that normally wouldn't get your feet wet isn't so great because of the drainage holes. If you like lots of cushion these aren't for you as they feel pretty firm underfoot. I'd consider buying another pair, but I'm more likely to try something else out.
From: Will, Dubuque, IA
Comments: I bought this shoe basically for the looks. I am a male with shoe size 9 1/2 and even though the online fit tool suggested to buy them in a 10 (half size bigger) I was advised by a phone representative to go for my normal size 9 1/2. It clearly didn't work. The shoes are way too tight and I don't see how you could be trailing for hours with that kind of discomfort. Not to mention the normal swelling of the feet after hours of work out. I am returning them for an exchange for a pair in size 10. Hope that works. I strongly suggest that running warehouse listen to these comments (the shoes running small issue has been addressed in blogs and other websites as well) and decides to post it on their website as it is annoying to have to be sending shoes back and forth just because the retail site doesn't know their product.
From: Luis, Fall River, MA, USA
Comments: Have about 50 miles on these shoes. So far - they are great! Upper is breathable. Wraps the foot very well. The tongue pouch for the laces is nice to stow away. Really good traction on gravel, dirt, rocks. If running in heavy sand for a good stretch, sand will come in through the "vents" on the outsole. Shoe is very light. Great flexibility. Shoe has just the right amount of cushion and is also firm. Great combination. Shoe seems very durable. Overall a very good, versatile shoe for trail or roads.
From: Steve, Texas
Comments: I found this to be a great light weight protective trail shoe! I have a neutral, D width foot and train almost exclusively on technical trails. I run 60 to 80 miles per week and race distance from 10 to 50 miles.
From: Korey, Tucson, AZ, USA
Comments: I've been running in these shoes off and on road for about 2 months for a total of about 200 miles. I've also completed an off road 50k. These shoes have been fantastic. Like other runners have commented, my feet took some time to get use to them, but now I have no issues. The traction is adequate on wet rocks and roots, though it could be slightly better. The fit is near perfect. Large toe box and no hotspots from seams, etc. I'd highly recommend this shoe and will likely buy another pair.
From: Matt, Galena, OH, USA
Comments: I really like these shoes and use them for my trail runs. Most of the trails I run are packed dirt and gravel, so I haven't experienced any slippage on wet rocks yet.
I'm still trying to understand what Asics is thinking with these "drainage holes". My road shoe is the Hyperspeed 5, which also have the "drainage holes". First, the holes pickup small rocks that I need to either kick out or stop to pluck out. Second, the holes let water in (damp grass?) far more often than I need them to let water out, so this design "feature" is really a design "flaw", in my opinion. However, I've solved that problem by filling the holes with silicon caulking that I had left over from a recent kitchen project. Now I REALLY like the shoes. :)
From: Scot, CA, USA
Comments: got this shoe to work with my saucony peregrines. Liked the look of the shoe since they had more mesh than the saucony and a little greater heel toe drop. I have ran both on the road and on trails. Does well on the road and with the tread on the forefoot almost feels like you are being propelled forward. Nice shoe on the trail As well. Good traction over all surfaces including wooden bridges. Would like a little more protection on rocky surfaces. Also I think it runs about a 1/2 size small. You will start to notice that on longer runs and on recents. Overall really nice shoe.
From: Nathan, Greenville NC
Comments: I've been running in these for about two months now--wear them for about half or 2/3 of my runs. I like them quite a bit. Plenty of cushioning, but not so much as to make them uncontrollable or feeling 'soft.' They work well on the trails and on the roads for some distance, too. I would buy a second pair--which is rare for me with any shoe. Not much pronation control, but there is a bit of support due to the softness of the shoe. (I usually need a little more pronation control, but these work for me.) They aren't overbuilt like many Asics shoes or sort of flat and goofy like the new ASICS shoes feel like to me. They are just a good, well designed shoe. I would highly recommend them. I think that they are one of the better shoes out there for all sorts of surfaces combined.
From: Ron, IN, USA
Comments: There is a lot to love about these shoes. Fit is awesome - snug and secure but night binding. Low profile, light weight and flexibility make it feel almost like a road racing flat, but there is still enough stability and protection. Just finished a trail marathon on a course covered in large sharp rocks with no problems. Two areas it can be improved are wet traction and the drainage holes that go through the outsoles. I slipped several times on wet rocks, and every time I stepped in even the shallowest puddle, ice cold water flooded up into the shoe. Compared to the overall great characteristics of this shoe, those two negatives were minor. I will definitely buy these shoes again.
From: Anonymous
Comments: Had no idea what to expect from these shoes. I have always been a loyal Adidas customer. I was looking for a light trail shoe with high performance. From the moment I put these shoes on I knew that I had made a good choice. So far I have completed 3 trail runs in the Fuji Racer. 2 easy runs and 1 speed work. My 3 best trail runs ever. I love these shoes, they are light and I am able to feel the ground with every step.
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Acura, the luxury performance auto maker that pioneered the Japanese car market in the U.S. nearly ten years ago, introduces the new Acura TL Series sedans as a new leader in the mid-luxury market.
"The all-new TL Series of luxury sedans provides the type of innovation and engineering excellence that has helped Acura maintain its position as the number-one-selling luxury import nameplate for eight consecutive years," said Rich Thomas, Acura's executive vice president and general manager.
The new TL was designed as a touring luxury automobile which offers a sportier and more youthful alternative in the mid-luxury segment, the highest volume portion of the luxury sedan market.
Available in two models, the luxurious 3.2TL and sporty 2.5TL, both offer the highest feature content available in this segment. The 3.2TL is powered by a 200-horsepower, 3.2-liter V-6 engine, while the 2.5TL features a 2.5-liter, 176-horsepower inline 5-cylinder engine.
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The longitudinal arrangement of both powertrains achieves a number of desired goals including a ideal 60/40 weight distribution for excellent handling as well as reducing noisee, vibration and harshness (NVH) by allowing the use of softer engine mounts.
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TL engineers used the latest Finite Element Analysis and Modeling to achieve the highest rigidity levels at the lightest possible weight by utilizing NASA's Stress Analysis Program (NASTRAN). This program helps provide the Acura TL with the latest advances in structural rigidity for durability, impact strength and noise isolation.
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Standard safety features on the TL Series include driver's and front passenger's air bags Supplemental Restratin System (SRS), Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), front and rear crumple zones, side-impact door beams, 3-point outboard seat belts, childproof rear door locks and 5-mph front and rear bumpers.
The new TL mmodels feature a full array of luxurious appointments including an automatic climate control, power windows and door locks, electronic cruise control, and ahigh power AM/FM cassette eight speaker music system with CD player as standard equipment. They are available in seven exterior colors: Taffeta White, Cayman White Pearl, Granada Black Pearl, Juniper Green Pearl, Granite Silver Pearl, Desert Mist Metallic and Garnet Red Pearl.
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text: Wisconsin native Sean Carey honed his considerable chops (he has a performance degree in classical percussion) as the drummer and pianist for Eau Claire-based indie pop sensations Bon Iver. Conceived and composed on the road and executed during tour breaks, Carey's first solo outing under the moniker S. Carey combined a traditional rock band setup with elements of chamber pop, fusion, and jazz drumming. The meditative and cinematic All We Grow was released on Jagjaguwar on August 24, 2010. An EP called Hoyas appeared in 2012 followed by his second LP, Range of Light, in 2014. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi


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LFR6 - Game 14 - Rocky in Raleigh
Steve Dangle
February 15 2013 12:24PM
One of the Leafs' worst performances so far. Some questions, and believe it or not, some positives.
I think one of the most under-rated trades was getting J.S Giguere for Vesa Toskala and Jason Blake. Getting a veteran goalie in return for two players that were criticized night in and night out and getting rid of Blake's contrat was a big win for Burke.
February 15 2013, 07:41PM
Francois Beaucheamin for Joffrey Lupul and Jake Gardiner
I don't have an answer to a specific trade, but did anyone notice that the Leafs this season seem relatively... truculent?
Every time they're putting in the big hits and fighting I go 'huh... who wanted that again?'
I think that Burke's most underrated move is that he somehow managed to get 2 decent players for a practice pylon (Lebda)and Robert Slaney who's name speaks for itself. We got back Mathew Lombardi, who wasn't the greatest, but was still better than Lebda and Slaneys' play combined. Also, we got Cody Franson, who's play this year has impressed me alot, and is finally showing the upside that I've seen in him since he arrived. Of all Burkie's moves, I think this one gets lost in the mix.
February 16 2013, 12:22AM
The correct answer is: The Kessel trade, simply because it gets hammered so much, and is not nearly as bad as the media/less educated fans like to make it out to be.
This does not mean I think it's a "win" for Burkie.
From a more positive standpoint though, I'd go with the Franson trade, in which he gives up nothing (Lebda) except salary cap space -which is now buried- and gets a capable NHL defensemen, with an underrated point shot, and decent offensive ability.
Ya I believe there is an underrated bad trade that Burke pulled off and that's the Aulie for Ashton trade. I see why Aulie was traded, I do, but I think they could've waited and reasseed how good Aulie is. Aulie is probably a better d man then lets say scheen, even though I love Luke, is.
The best trade, okay yes it's kinda talked about a decent amount but the best is the lebda for franson and Lombardi trade for sure! I like franson as a player and I think he could develop into a nice top 4 d man and for lebda, a depth d man, at best, this is still probably the most underrated trade.
Grabovski was the best trade. Sure it was done by senile fletcher but it tried to address the gap of skilled centers on the team. He was on a good path but Burke was fascinated by wingers during his tenure


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Skip to comments.Prosecutors: Indiana pastor told girl Jesus sanctioned sexual relationship
Posted on 03/14/2013 6:05:27 PM PDT by Morgana
A former pastor of a northwest Indiana mega-church who has admitted having a sexual relationship with an underage parishioner exchanged hundreds of text messages with the girl and told her Jesus Christ sanctioned their relationship, prosecutors say.
The messages are quoted in a memorandum from prosecutors as they argue for a 10-year prison sentence for Jack A. Schaap, who has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he took a minor across state lines with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity.
The memorandum, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Hammond, details how Schaap, 55, "groomed" the girl into having sex with him while he was pastor at the First Baptist Church of Hammond and was counseling her. The girl had turned 17 when the incidents were happening, according to prosecutors.
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Pretty far down on the scumbag list. He needs a lot more then 10 yrs.
The bible never condones unmarried sexual relationships. However that said, the "modern" idea of a marriageable age is years more than in the Lord's own plan. Governments and socialist sociologists have a vested interest in keeping juveniles juvenile as long as possible. It ought to be treated as a plain vanilla fornication.
If they'd just let these pastors get married they wouldn't have this problem.
What? He is married? Who'd a thunk it?
Why don't you just shoot him like a rabid dog and get it over with?
If only the Baptist Church allowed their Pastors to marry.
Remind me to never piss you off.
I like my work and take pride in it.
Gotta work slow and deliberately to get it just right.
He probably claims that it's ok because it's "not by works."
Some cursory digging at this place's website does not turn up any indication that it is associated with the Southern Baptist Convention, but it does have its own private missions arm called "Fundamental Baptist." In my admittedly limited experience this seems to suggest an indy church with serious wild hairs. Not that being a fighting fundie is bad, this here redneck is one, but you can't just be a spiritual wild cat loner with no discipline and hope to do very much right. Nobody has ever bothered to trademark the term "Baptist" which also makes it possible for such folks as Westboro (who aren't even Christian) to use it without interference.
For having sex with a 17 year old? A bit harsh. If she was 10 or something maybe, but 17 is old enough to know better, frankly.
Don't know why but, I thought she was 10.
In that case 10 years it is.
A pastor grooming a young girl in his church is far more then just fornication.
Where are you?
I like that.
Reminds me of...me.
In the short run, Satan has a lot of wins, to the eternal demise of many of those he pursues. In the long run, Satan loses. Forever.
That's more than most priests get...
"He probably claims that its ok because its not by works."
Sola Fide or sola Gratia?
Bitterly clinging too....
It is an independent baptist church. It also has a history of sexual abuse problems, according to Wiki:
"The sermon was called The Polished Shaft, and in the many times that Jack Schaap, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Hammond, had delivered it, it was the kind of showstopper that made him a rock star to his flock. (Or would have, had Schaap not habitually railed against the evils of rock music.)
As with most of his sermons at the northwest Indiana megachurchthe 14th largest in the country and the biggest Independent Baptist house of worship in the nationthe message struck as bluntly as a pounded nail: Submit to Gods plan for your life or be snapped like a twig and flung away (as Schaap would demonstrate by cracking a stick over his head, tossing it aside, and barking, Next!).
When you do submit, be prepared to endure excruciating pain. God will hold a metaphorical knife to your throat (as Schaap would illustrate by holding a steel blade against a twig the way an assailant might press on a jugular). Only then, he would growl, will you become a polished shaft: one suitable for Gods bow.
At this point, the sermons climax, Schaap would heave up a high-powered crossbow and fire an arrow into a red X painted on a fake rock a few feet from his pulpit...
... But in July 2010, an hour into the Polished Shaft sermonin a church packed with thousands of teenagers there for a youth conferenceSchaap went further. He lifted a stick in his left hand and a silver cloth in his right. He moved the bottom of the stick near his groin and angled it away from himself. Head thrown back, eyes squeezed shut, mouth gaping, he began rubbing the shaft rapidly with the cloth, up and down, up and down. Ohh! Oh! Ohhhh! Oh! Oh, God, that hurts! he shrieked.
Then, his voice dropping to a guttural whisper, he said, Oh, oh, God. Thanks for what youre making me.
Schaap continued to rub the stickup and down, up and downand converse with God, sometimes angrily, sometimes ecstatically, for more than a minute. What he was doing was unmistakable: simulating masturbation, in front of thousands of children, in the middle of a church service."
Changed my mind.
Lash him the water wheel of a river boat ...
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Jesus said, "whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea." [Matthew 18:6 RSV]
I'm as serious as a heart attack!
You know what zot? The only reason Jesus said "millstone" is because "Concrete jeans" had not been invented!
God discussed people like this.
I think the phrase "millstone around their neck" was part of the discussion.
My heart grieves for that young woman.
Heh! Concrete jeans or lead shoes. But apparently this preacher didn't get the message and neither did his congregation. To allow any preacher to get away with this and then cover for him is a failure of the leadership of the congregation.
No other word for it.
Ah, in that case fair enough. Hope his cellmate is called 'Tiny' for ironic reasons...
This "pastor" should be defrocked and locked up for a very long time.
Now I'm really angry. I watched some older news articles on this case. Not only was she in counseling with him but it was FOR sexual abuse! This man really is a creep.
Indiana ping
Great great grandfather probably lived in IL.
The facts are that sex outside of marriage has long been documented in the scriptures as a BAD thing.
Look at David - a man after GOD's own heart.
Woe to any lesser mortal that would do anything nearly like that today!
Gotta watch folks from Hancock county...
Well, it's also abuse of an ecclesiastical post, obviously. And that should be hooted down by all good Christians by all good means, but that part doesn't spill over into any sort of plausible secular law. Not unless we want to invite Caesar into matters of church discipline, and Satan is clever how he uses Caesar.
But this young girl wouldn't have even been considered underage by anything close to biblical standards. That's the point I wished to raise.
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"I am proud of our team and the leadership our seniors have provided to get us to this point in the league," Rock Canyon coach Debby Kortbawi said after the game. "All league games are important, and this one has added importance to our team as we get ready to face the two other unbeaten league teams next week."
Heritage coach Pablo Severtson said his team is very young and some of his players get intimidated when facing a strong team like Rock Canyon.
"Today definitely is not how we have been playing lately. But these things happen with a young team. We only have two seniors on the roster and we are starting four freshmen and two sophomores so, at times, our inexperience shows," Severtson said. "We did some good things today but we also made a lot of mistakes. We'll keep battling because we're still in the hunt, so we will try to keep getting better and reach our goal of getting into the playoffs."
Rock Canyon next will face back-to-back challenges, as the Jaguars are home against the other two undefeated league teams.
The Jaguars were to be at home Sept. 26 against Douglas County, which will come in with an 11-0 record and 3-0 in league. Then, on Sept. 28, Rock Canyon is at home against Legend, which is 10-3 overall and 4-0 in league.
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Heritage also will continue its pursuit of a playoff berth. The schedule called for a Sept. 25 home game against undefeated Douglas County, and then the Eagles will play Regis Sept. 27, a team with a 1-3 league record.
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September 30 2010, 04:20PM
A comment like that doesn't bother me, in fact, it makes me feel sorry for him. Can you imagine how much hatred he must have inside to write something like that. It is sad that people have to go through life with such anger.
Worrying about one negative person's opinion would make life much too difficult. I hope he finds peace in his life at some point.
Well, like the book said, maybe you should pray for Boris...
I have the greatest Dad in the world, and I know this to be a fact. But sometimes it takes articles like this to remind me of how special any dad is, let alone my Dad.
Kudos Gregor. My dad will get a phone call tonight, and he won't know it but he can thank your article.
September 29 2010, 09:50AM
Thanks for this Gregor, I will thank my dad and hug my son just that much more today.
Thanks Gregor.
God bless you and your family.
September 29 2010, 10:04AM
Thanks for opening up and letting us in.
I was very close to losing my dad this year in the same way, and I'm even more grateful now for the second chance that me and my kids have received with him.
These words are very powerful, and I appreciate how much thought you have put in to writing this.
September 29 2010, 10:07AM
Thank you Gregor!
This isn't an article, Jason; it's the beginnings of a great book. I hope you write it someday.
I try to be the kind of man you describe your father as. It isn't easy, but I've made some progress and when you see your wife looking at you with love in her eyes or have your kids hold onto you for no other reason than it feels good, you know all the work is so infinitely worth it. When it gets hard, try watching this:
Thank you for brightening our lives, Jason.
September 29 2010, 10:13AM
Hard to believe it's been another year already, without the humorous tale of your dads beehive story it was a little tougher to get through this years effort. From someone who never had what you were blessed to have had, this is a difficult read.
Thank you for this - beyond amazing.
September 29 2010, 10:32AM
These Gregor dad articles always make me sad and happy and glad and mad and all sorts of stuff.
Thanks for writing these Gregor.
September 29 2010, 10:37AM
Thanks Gregor! Your annual tributes are one of my favorite parts of the ON website. Thanks for sharing your stories and your thoughts! You have challenged me to be a better person and I thank you for it!
Thank you for sharing these amazing words Gregor. Your Dad is smiling down on you and your family today.
September 29 2010, 10:47AM
Just a beautiful read. You are a good man Gregor.
God bless you and your family.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I came across the following quote on the net that goes like this:
"You have to step back and look at the big picture. We are all going to die and cross over – no exceptions! Some just go sooner than others. When you die is irrelevant. What you do with the time that you have down here is what really matters. It's quality – not quantity!"
Some may say your Dad had reached Self-Actualization but I feel his story tells more than that. Your Dad found true contentment and satisfaction in the Family and life he was blessed with. He left a lasting impression on his children to put others first, to not hold grudges and to live life to its fullest. As a father myself, I can only hope to leave that same kind of legacy behind for my kids.
September 29 2010, 10:50AM
18 months and a week for myself Jason, in an eerily similar story. I find the hardest part is noticing everything on a daily basis that used to always be taken for granted, and finding a way of shaking the jealousy that comes with it. With time I guess. Thanks for sharing.
September 29 2010, 10:51AM
Nearly every day at some point I find myself starting to behave in a way that makes me stop and think, "that's not what dad would do," and I try to be better. Your article reminds me why.
September 29 2010, 10:52AM
Great article Jason...moving
September 29 2010, 10:53AM
Damn you Gregor, what's the big idea making me tear up at work on a Wednesday morning? Seriously, a great tribute to your Dad and all great Dads out there.
Good Job Gregor! Also love your show on 1260.
September 29 2010, 10:56AM
I'm a 35 year-old man who had to stop reading this twice as my eyes started to well up (Screw off. I didn't cry, there were no tears).
Inspired by your article, I'm going to leave work early to pick up my 2 kids so we can have some extra daddy time together... plus I see an over due phone long distance call to my Dad and Mom tonight.
I have a similar relationship with my father who I am lucky to still have in my life and this being my first year on ON this article had me in absolute tears. Thank you for the great, inspirering read Gregor.
September 29 2010, 11:06AM
Every year this is one of the best articles. and every year I tear up. Thank you Jason. Reading this makes me want to be the best father and husband I can be. I hope that in 25 years, my 2 sons and wife will think of me the same way you think of you father.
September 29 2010, 11:12AM
Thank you Jason, dad's getting a call tonight.
September 29 2010, 11:14AM
Protect Your Loved One's Feelings
Thanks Jason.
My Dad has an inoperable brain tumor. He doesn't know that I know about it. (Mom spilled the beans last week) He wants to spare his children the bad news for as long as possible; and to try and live normally for as long as possible...
I'm at work right now, and can't stop crying... and the thing is: I never cry.
September 29 2010, 11:15AM
Thanks for sharing Gregor, for passing on his blessings to us all.. respect
As always Gregor....you nailed it again. Great job. Your dad would be proud.
Wow. Just wow.
I am sorry to hear about your Dad's diagnosis. I pray that somehow your Dad could he healed by God's touch. It is my wish that no matter what happens, that your Dad and your family can find peace and enjoy your time together. Amen.
September 29 2010, 11:48AM
Thanks Gregor. I am a father of three girls and on the precipice of divorce/ family destruction...your words have helped give me valuable perspective. I need to be a better dad and husband.
Thank you.
September 29 2010, 11:48AM
Jason, this really struck a chord this morning. You don't know me, but I know your mom Pearl. I worked at Alberta Ed when she was with the Edmonton Regional Consortium. We collaborated on some projects and I always had a lots of respect for her professionalism.
This would have been 10 years ago, right after your father passed away. She was strong at the time, the quintessential professional and when I listen to you on the radio every day, I can see why your value system is strong because of what I know of Pearl.
This letter now gave me insight into your dad's personality, and it's even more clear why I respect the way you go about your business on the air (and off the air, I'm sure).
Ravaging cancer had the best of my dad away 6 years ago. He was only 62. I can relate to many of the rules he taught you and the personality traits you describe. He would have probably gotten along with him.
I just turned 40. Married for 17 years and father of an 11-year old son and 9-year old daughter, I live and die by the same rules. And reading your tribute reminded me of why I packed the kids lunches last night at 11 PM, made breakfast for them this morning, prepared coffee and a bagel for my wife who was rushed to go to work and why I warm up and scrape her car windows on cold mornings.
Thank you.
September 29 2010, 11:57AM
well done gregor.
Jason god bless your father now and always.
September 29 2010, 12:00PM
Lost my dad 12 years ago this July. I was & in some ways still am a lost 24 year-old young man. Reading it has made me realize a lot and has brought back some great & powerful memories of my crusty old German father :)
Reading about your father's love for your mom has given me perspective on how to be a better boyfriend to my dream girl.
Thank you for this valuable post.
Markus Ottawa
September 29 2010, 12:08PM
That was beautiful Jason. Sometimes we all need a reminder to really appreciate life.
Jason, I think that you could and should write a book along these lines. seriously !Thanks
September 29 2010, 12:14PM
Thanks Jason, what a great reminder!!
September 29 2010, 12:15PM
Protect Your Loved One's Feelings
Thanks Jason.
My Dad has an inoperable brain tumor. He doesn't know that I know about it. (Mom spilled the beans last week) He wants to spare his children the bad news for as long as possible; and to try and live normally for as long as possible...
I'm at work right now, and can't stop crying... and the thing is: I never cry.
Sorry to hear that. It has to be tough.
Gregor, Your Dad should be damn proud to have a son like you. A heartfelt commentary. @ thumbs up!
September 29 2010, 12:31PM
Thanks for sharing this Jason. Makes me realize that I need to be a better father and husband. Not that I'm horrible, your perspective just helped me see things differently.
Thanks for that.
All the best to you and yours.
Great read Jason. If I am ever half the man my father is I will be happy. I'll try to tell him that more often.
September 29 2010, 12:36PM
Very nice tribute to your father. After readying your post it's quite clear that the apple didn't fall far from the tree. You should be very proud of that.
Thanks Jason for the great article. You display wisdom beyond your years.
I lost my father to MS at the age of 50 (I was 22) 16 years ago this past April. I have a family of my own now, and his loss has taught me not to take for granted the time we have to spend with our loved ones. Although the daily grind sometimes makes us forget, your article should remind us all of what's really important. I'm going to print this off and keep it for future use, whenever I need reminding. Thanks again.
September 29 2010, 12:40PM
Great read Jason, I just got through 1/3 before I started crying so I had to stop. I will re-visit and read the rest of it, I am sure the rest is as good as the first 1/3.
Thanks for sharing this with OilersNation.
September 29 2010, 12:40PM
Wow Gregor you certainly have a way with words and emotions. It is incredible how important Family is and to some of us the special place that our Father's hold in our hearts.
I am lucky in that my Dad is still around and we can still talk and rib and disagree with each other. Like your Dad, mine came from a farming background and from an upbringing that kids were meant to be speak only when spoken to and emotions were never shown and absolutely never talked about. This has made it hard for me over the years as I am constantly trying to figure out how and why my Dad acts in certain ways but above all of it, I know that he truly loves me and I truly love him. We have disagreed and argued and had some heated battles but we've always found the time to patch things up and for that I am thankful.
Jason I am sorry for the loss of your Father. Thanks again for sharing.
Brad (Harlie)
September 29 2010, 12:43PM
Best wishes to you and your family today, Jason.
You too, Chris.
Hey Gregor,
Have fond memories of your dad, he was a great guy and always had a big smile. you were blessed to have a father that was a great example.
Take care Bud,
September 29 2010, 01:00PM
It is amazing how someone I haven't spoken with in ten years can still influence my life.
That is the greatest gift your father gave you Jason. Mine will be gone 8 years as of October and in a lot of ways I am still my father's daughter.
You must be the youngest because I started out following my farmer dad with a wrench or a hammer a heck of a lot younger than 15. He taught me there are no "gender" roles. I could do or be anything I wanted to do or be.
Your dad did a great job if he's still influencing you now in how you approach your life. What an amazing gift!
September 29 2010, 01:03PM
I second Enders opinion that this would be part of a great book.
Thank you for being man enough to share this will all of us.
You're a good man Jason.
I second Enders opinion that this would be part of a great book.
Thank you for being man enough to share this will all of us.
You're a good man Jason.
I agree. If it could contain tales of a young Gregor raising hell in Beaumont and possibly interviews with exgirlfriends, there would be no limit to what I would pay for this book.
September 29 2010, 01:12PM
Much appreciated Gregor.


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In a team sport such as basketball, it is usually the team that gets the highlights and not an individual player but every so often something special occurs and the player that performs extremely well has to be recognized. Today is one of those times. Last Wednesday night in Castle Dale, the fifth ranked Lady Spartans hosted the third ranked Lady Utes of Uintah High School and ran all over that team and won the ballgame 65-46.
After both teams went scoreless for the first two minutes of the game, Emery went on a 19-0 run to almost put the game away in the opening quarter. Uintah scored the last 5 points of the quarter to trail 19-5. That is what you would see in looking at a box score, now I will fill you in on the rest of the story.
This is the story of a young point guard from Huntington that is known to her friends as Camille Fehlberg. Camille, who seems to be good at whatever she does, had a tremendous first quarter for the Spartans.
Camille scored the first 8 points of the ball game enroute to an outstanding performance for the evening. In that quarter, Camille's statistic line looks like this- 12 points, 6 steals, 2 assists, 2 rebounds, 1 blocked shot and she caused three other Uintah turnovers. Not a bad start to an excellent night.
Camille added 10 more points in the second quarter along with five more steals to have the start of a pretty decent game. Camille finished the game with 30 points and 16 steals. She also lost one shoe and at the end of the game missed a lay-up because she appeared to be too tired to jump. This attempt came off another steal of course.
When it came to defense in this game, it was not a one-woman show. Alexis Swasey had 7 steals in the game along with 9 points. Ashley Hansen and Meagan Pearson each had 3 steals in the ballgame and Jodi Lundell and Rachel Rasmussen each had a steal. That is a lot of thievery going on as the Spartans turned up the pressure on defense and rattled the Uintah offense.
Head Coach Steve Gordon was impressed with the effort "Although we still need to work on things, we played much better than we did down in St. George. Tonight was a good game to go to the break on. We played good on defense as a team with some great effort tonight by all the girls. On offense, we pushed the ball and made some good decisions off the break."
Emery was successful in this game because of the great defensive effort. Even though Emery scored 65 points, the offense still needs to improve. Players threw up some horrible looking shots from the outside and often hesitated in shooting. For Emery to enjoy great success this season, players asked to shoot those outside shots will need to shoot and make them. Callie Seeley hit the first 15-foot shot with three minutes left in the first half and Meagan hit the first three late in the final period. Emery possesses some good outside shooters that need to perform as they all can.
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The New York State Legislature passed a law four years ago to include an organ and tissue-donor check-off box on voter registration forms, but it didn't take effect until 2009.
While New York is the only state to have organ enrollment on voter forms -- there's a donor line that you can sign on your driver's license, too -- the Empire State has a woeful rate of organ donations compared to the national average.
Just 19 percent of New Yorkers 18 and older are enrolled in the New York State Donate Life Registry -- compared to the national state average of 43 percent -- according to the New York Organ Donor Network.
Some, like Michael Temperino, who chairs Staten Island University Hospital's Organ Donor Council, think it might be because "we still approach the family every time ... and the family could say no," regardless of the wishes of their relative.
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Temperino called the possibility of additional prospective organ and tissue donors via new voters "fantastic."
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A Study of R1507 in Patients With Recurrent or Refractory Sarcoma.
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This single arm study will evaluate the efficacy and safety of R1507 in patients with recurrent or refractory sarcoma. Five cohorts of sarcoma patients will be studied in parallel: Ewing's sarcoma, osteosarcoma, synovial sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, and other sarcomas. All patients will receive R1507 9mg/kg i.v. weekly. The anticipated time on study treatment is until disease progression or unacceptable adverse events, and the target sample size is 100-500 individuals.
Drug: RG1507
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|A Phase II Trial of R1507, a Recombinant Human Monoclonal Antibody to the Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 Receptor for the Treatment of Patients With Recurrent or Refractory Ewing's Sarcoma, Osteosarcoma, Synovial Sarcoma, Rhabdomyosarcoma and Other Sarcomas.
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Objective response rate [ Time Frame: Week 24, and every 12 weeks thereafter ]
- Progression-free survival in patients with Ewing's sarcoma [ Time Frame: Week 18 ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Duration of response, PFS. [ Time Frame: Week 18 ]
- Overall PFS. [ Time Frame: Event driven ]
- Overall objective response rate, response duration, overall PFS and overall survival in patients with Ewing's sarcoma. [ Time Frame: Event driven ]
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|November 2007
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|June 2010
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- patients >=2 years of age;
- progressive, recurrent or refractory Ewing's sarcoma, or recurrent or refractory osteosarcoma, synovial sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, or other sarcomas of the following sub-types: alveolar soft part sarcoma, desmoplastic small round cell tumor, extraskeletal myxoid chondrosarcoma, clear cell sarcoma and myxoid liposarcoma.
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- clinically significant unrelated systemic illness which would compromise the patient's ability to tolerate the investigational agent, or interfere with the study procedures or results;
- known hypersensitivity to any of the components of R1507 or prior hypersensitivity reactions to monoclonal antibodies;
- current or previous treatment (within last 6 months) with chronic pharmacological doses of corticosteroids, immunosuppressive agents or medications that inactivate or may interfere with the pharmacological activity of R1507;
- current or prior therapy with IGF inhibitor (monoclonal or specific kinase inhibitor);
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Asmane I, Watkin E, Alberti L, Duc A, Marec-Berard P, Ray-Coquard I, Cassier P, Decouvelaere AV, Ranchère D, Kurtz JE, Bergerat JP, Blay JY. Insulin-like growth factor type 1 receptor (IGF-1R) exclusive nuclear staining: a predictive biomarker for IGF-1R monoclonal antibody (Ab) therapy in sarcomas. Eur J Cancer. 2012 Nov;48(16):3027-35. doi: 10.1016/j.ejca.2012.05.009.
Pappo AS, Patel SR, Crowley J, Reinke DK, Kuenkele KP, Chawla SP, Toner GC, Maki RG, Meyers PA, Chugh R, Ganjoo KN, Schuetze SM, Juergens H, Leahy MG, Geoerger B, Benjamin RS, Helman LJ, Baker LH. R1507, a monoclonal antibody to the insulin-like growth factor 1 receptor, in patients with recurrent or refractory Ewing sarcoma family of tumors: results of a phase II Sarcoma Alliance for Research through Collaboration study. J Clin Oncol. 2011 Dec 1;29(34):4541-7. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2010.34.0000.
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Josh Widdicombe
Guardian sports reporter turned ace observational comedian, Josh is one of the most in demand and highly regarded comedians in the UK for both his live stand-up and TV work. His most recent TV credits include three series of Channel 4' highly acclaimed 'The Last Leg' and appearances on 'Stand Up For The Week', the BBC's 'Mock The Week' and 'Live At The Apollo', as well as his self-penned sitcom 'Josh'.
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