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The maximum performance, Z-speed rated tire that discerning performance drivers of the world's exotic and ulta-high performance sports cars trust to maximize and extend the performance capabilities of both car and driver, especially in the wet, while providing exceptional feedback and refined road manners.
Michelin® Pilot® Sport tires raise the bar on handling and tread life, and are designed to help you get the most out of your ultra-high performance sports car. Michelin Pilot Sport tires are summer tires, excelling on both dry and wet pavement. They always provide predictable cornering and exceptional tread stability under high torque. Michelin Pilot Sport tires offer impressive performance properties, so it should come as no surprise that they can be readily found on many of the world's finest sports cars.
Advanced Technology Tread Rubber Compounds – combine powerful wet traction, handling and braking with progressive, driver friendly dry handling.High-tensile, low-mass steel cords and belts – provide quicker response, improved ride compliance and superior dampening of noise and vibration.Rayon Casing with Ultra-Reinforced Sidewalls and Lightweight Rim Protectors – promote powerful, predictable cornering while fending off road-hazard damage and helping to protect costly alloy wheels.Radically swept-back lateral grooves – efficiently evacuate water from under contact patch for outstanding wet traction, while reducing tire noise on dry roads.Continuous center rib and elongated rolling footprint – sharpen steering response and feedback for exceptionally faithful, communicative feel.High Modulus Undertread – stabalizes tread under high torque applications.
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These were new tires that came with car when I drove off lot. I've have put 12,000 miles on tires and am buying new ones. I found out that the Michelin Pilot Sport AS (all season) would last a lot longer and be more appropriate since I didn't drive the car aggressively. Regular Pilot's were designed for autobahn driving and have softer rubber to grip the road. Driver take note: know what kind of performance you need before selecting.
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Confident, Experienced Driver
This is OEM tire for Benz, very quiet, very good treadwear life, It's one of best type of Summer tire that I have ever owned.
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Confident, Experienced Driver
Horrible tires..... wear out fast, but they are sticky in the dry. They suck in the wet and handle wet weather poorly. They ride loud and aren't worth the money. I just replaced them with hankook V12's... day and night difference. I will never buy those michelin's again.
Size: 225/45R18
made this review on 10/15/2010 and is a
Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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Women's apparel retailer J.Jill goes public
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Women's apparel retailer J.Jill goes public
Online sales for J.Jill are growing and hit $228 million for the 12 months ended Oct. 29.
Sycamore Partners buys The Limited for $26.75 million
The apparel chain filed for bankruptcy in January and closed its e-commerce site and stores.
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Shimmer and shine in this showstopper! Crafted from polished rhodium plated sterling silver, this ring shines with one oval cut 9 x 7mm morganite in a prong setting. Adding to the ring's luster are shimmering eight round brilliant cut 0.90mm diamonds, also in prong settings.
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Focusing on the uniqueness of gemstones, their cuts and sizes, the Gem Insider® Collection lets you experience the wonder of gems from around the world. Evine's "Gem Insider®," Paul Deasy, searches the globe to find unusual, rare, new and exotic gemstones. He is an Accredited Jewelry Professional with the Gemological Institute of America and is your passport to an educational journey of gemstones and remarkable beauty. Paul has visited and photographed mines in exotic countries like Australia and Tanzania and enjoys sharing his knowledge and appreciation of the gems found there.
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Sterling silver, also called fine silver, is a beautifully lustrous cool-toned precious metal favored in fine jewelry among other products. The most reflective of all metals (excluding mercury), sterling silver looks stunning by itself and brings out the best hues in an array of colorful gemstones.
Sterling silver can be polished to a higher sheen than platinum. In fact, Ag, the chemical symbol for silver, comes from a word that means "white and shining." The surface of silver can boast that shiny, polished appearance, or can be brushed, satin, matte, sandblasted, antiqued or oxidized (chemically blackened).
In order to be called sterling silver, a metal must be made up of a minimum of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% alloy (meaning other metals), including but not limited to copper and nickel. The alloy is added to pure silver to make the metal more durable, tougher and harder. Sterling silver is designated a fineness of "925." Pieces with sterling silver may be marked "sterling."
Finishes on Sterling Silver
Finishing, or plating, is a common treatment with sterling silver. Popular types of plating are rhodium plating, gold plating and anti-tarnish plating. Plating is used to extend the life and sheen of the jewelry. After sizing or buffing a piece of jewelry with a machine, it must be re-plated to restore the finish.
Caring for Sterling Silver
Sterling silver becomes tarnished as the result of a natural chemical process that occurs when sterling silver is exposed to chemicals in the air, rubber, wool and latex. Humidity also plays a role in accelerating tarnishing. It's easy to keep your sterling silver sparkling, though, by taking a few steps to prevent tarnish and other wear and tear.
Morganite is the soft pink, sometimes peach or lavender colored, variety of beryl. Often referred to as "pink beryl," morganite has been called "pink emerald" and "pink aquamarine" to emphasize the kinship to its popular cousins. The pastel gem is colored by trace amounts of manganese in the crystal structure. It has excellent fire and is dichroic, meaning it shows pink hues when viewed from one angle and near colorless properties from another. Almost all morganite is heat-treated to produce or enhance the pink color. Lower quality morganite occurs in colors ranging from a peach-orange to a pinkish-yellow, but once it's heat-treated, the color changes to a beautiful soft pink.
First discovered in Madagascar in 1911, morganite was named after the American banker and gem enthusiast, John Pierpont Morgan. Legend says that he went down with the Titanic, but Morgan actually missed the doomed maiden voyage and died the following year in Rome, just shy of his 76th birthday. While morganite can be found in Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, Russia and the United States, the finest morganites come from Madagascar and Brazil. In fact, the largest faceted morganite came from Madagascar. It is a 598.70ct cushion-shaped stone residing in the British Museum.
Morganite's hardness ranks 7.5-8.0 on the Mohs Scale. With its dazzling luster, exquisite color and sufficient hardness, the stone is especially suitable for jewelry. Unfortunately, morganite is relatively rare. This fact alone prevents it from achieving greater popularity as a jewelry gem.


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Governor Herbert just signed HB 148. The state legislature has also authorized the attorney general to spend $3 million to start the legal battle; a fight the legislature's own attorney has said will likely fail. Additionally, John Leshy, a noted legal scholar on federal lands law who served as Interior Department solicitor during the Clinton administration, neatly summed up expert opinion on this issue: "Legally, it's a ridiculous claim. It would be thrown out in federal court in five seconds."
A few months ago the State proposed closing many State Parks because it could not afford to manage them. Not long ago, the State of Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration (SITLA) proposed charging fees to hunters and others who wished to access blocks of land under their administration. Wouldn't the $3 million be better spent on the management of lands already owned by the State of Utah rather than fighting for a hopeless and ridiculous cause?
What if the Federal government did give in to the "demands" of the bill by turning over nearly 30 million acres to the State? Obviously, Utah has no plans to raise taxes to provide funds to manage these lands. As a result much of the land would be sold or leased. It would be just a matter of time before you and I would either be locked out of these beautiful places forever or required to pay large access fees to get to our favorite places for hunting, fishing, camping, biking, OHV riding, hiking, horse riding, or even scenic driving. Energy development, subdivisions, isolated cabins, etc. would fragment wildlife habitat and negatively impact animals in Utah, including most hunted species.
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Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, holds the record for the largest collection of roller coasters in the country, with 17. The park loses its record on Memorial Day, when Six Flags Magic Mountain reopens its 17th coaster (Road Runner Express) and debuts its 18th roller coaster, Green Lantern: First Light.
From the fastest double-twisting impulse coaster (the Wicked Twister, with a top speed of 72 mph) to the first coaster in the country to feature three inversions (the Corkscrew, pictured), there's always an off-kilter view of the park and Lake Erie available from the high perches of the coasters.
Kingda Ka—the pride of Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey—is the tallest roller coaster in the world; at 45 stories, or 456 feet at its highest point, the ride is taller than London's famed Big Ben and only a few feet shorter than the Great Pyramid at Giza!
Kingda Ka is also the fastest roller coaster in North America. Riders of Kingda Ka zoom from zero to 128 mph in just over three seconds on launch and then fly over camel humps, dip, turn, and finally come to a rest in what can only be described as a breathless 59 seconds.
Riders coming to the end of their journey on the Kingda Ka.
The Scorpion's Tail in Noah's Ark Waterpark in Wisconsin Dells is the first looping waterslide in the U.S. Riders step into a capsule-like entrance, an attendant closes the door, and then the floor drops out, plunging the rider down the long, curving tube.
The stomach-lurching ride on the Scorpion's Tail runs 400 feet over the course of five to seven seconds (exact time depends on the weight of the passengers—the heavier you are, the faster you fall) and includes a nearly vertical, coaster-style loop.
The Beast, at Kings Island in Mason, Ohio, is America's longest duration roller coaster. The record-breaking running time—4 minutes, 10 seconds—is about a minute and a half longer than most of its counterparts, steel or wood.
The Beast is a huge, well, beast of a coaster, covering a 35-acre, densely-wooded area in the park, which lends a dark and eerie feel to the ride.
At a third of a mile long, the Wildebeest at Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus, Indiana, ranks as the world's longest water coaster.
A ride on the Wildebeest starts with a huge four-story drop, before plunging into six more drops and two tunnels, at top speeds of 25 mph.
Leap-the-Dips, in Lakemont Park, Altoona, Pennsylvania, is the oldest operating roller coaster in the world. Built in 1902, the coaster has a top operating speed of just 10 mph and a peak of 41 feet.
Leap-the-Dips was named a National Historic Landmark in 1996.
The title of "tallest free-fall waterslide" in the U.S. goes to Summit Plummet at Walt Disney World's Blizzard Beach in Orlando. The ride plunges the brave down a 120-foot slide. That's 12 stories, or twice the size of the presidential heads on Mount Rushmore.
The ski-lift-themed Summit Plummet, complete with mounds of fake snow, makes you wonder if it's really a smart idea to slide down the slopes in just your bathing suit. But don't worry: The waters here are heated year-round to a bath-like 80 degrees.
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey—the world's first robotic "coaster"—lives inside Hogwarts castle at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort.
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey—the world's first robotic "coaster"—lives inside Hogwarts castle at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort.
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Rachel Campbell-Johnston relishes this squaring up between two heavyweights of modern sculpture
Any 20th-century sculptor worth his salt has surely studied the work of Rodin. Henry Moore is no exception. And yet, as the Henry Moore Foundation opens an exhibition in which the work of Moore (who lived in this Hertfordshire farmhouse for the last four decades of his life) is displayed alongside that of another artist for the first time, the spectator will make some surprising discoveries.
Moore Rodin brings together a selection of some hundred works. Among the familiar abstracted incumbents arrive the restlessly energetic figures of the great 19th-century Frenchman. His Eve hovers shamefacedly, arms wrapping her nudity, among


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Anne Michelle Sensuous-19 Pump
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Item # 256609
Watch out for the Anne Michelle Sensuous! The allover studs on this timeless silhouette give an edgy and eye-catching update to the basic black pump.
- Fabric upper
- Pointed toe
- Allover stud accents
- 4¼" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: JenMD
Location: MD
October 18, 2012
Great concept, poor execution
"As one reviewer has already mentioned, the shoe is poorly put together. I do like how the stud spikes are under the leather-like material as opposed to being glued on top like all other designs similar to this one (I am always fearful of the studs falling off). However, you can still see the glue coming out from under the material on just about all of the studs. For the price I suppose you cant expect a whole lot more, butBy the way, they do fit well."
By: laura631
Location: Virginia
October 07, 2012
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Location: indy
October 01, 2012
"fierce, but more subtle than other studded shoes. These catch peoples eye but in a good way. Just makes it hard to cross your ankles!!Well made, nice leather, sturdy and comfortable."
By: ESwag912
Location: Forth Worth, TX
September 24, 2012
"I got these in black and I luh-love them! They are super comfortable. You could be on your feet all day without them hurting. They look great with a lot of things, which surprised me! I was expecting the spikes to be more silver color, even though they are absolutely gold they are still amazing."
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Mandatory IFRS Adoption and Financial Statement Comparability
Francois Brochet
Boston University - Department of Accounting
Alan D. Jagolinzer
University of Colorado - Leeds School of Business
Edward J. Riedl
Boston University - Questrom School of Business
August 20, 2012
Contemporary Accounting Research, Forthcoming
Harvard Business School Accounting & Management Unit Working Paper No. 11-109
This study examines whether mandatory adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) leads to capital market benefits through enhanced financial statement comparability. UK domestic standards are considered very similar to IFRS (Bae et al. 2008), suggesting any capital market benefits observed for UK-domiciled firms are more likely attributable to improvements in comparability (i.e., better precision of across-firm information) than to changes in information quality specific to the firm (i.e., core information quality). If IFRS adoption improves financial statement comparability, we predict this should reduce insiders' ability to benefit from private information. Consistent with these expectations, we find that abnormal returns to insider purchases ― used to proxy for private information ― are reduced following IFRS adoption. Similar results obtain across numerous subsamples and proxies used to isolate IFRS effects attributable to comparability. Together, the findings are consistent with mandatory IFRS adoption improving comparability and thus leading to capital market benefits by reducing insiders' ability to exploit private information.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 52
Keywords: IFRS, comparability, private information, insider trading
JEL Classification: G1, G3, M4
Date posted: April 24, 2011 ; Last revised: August 21, 2012
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Reviewer2562148により 1 03, 2011 に掲載
this product works for flu,and the symptoms,sniffles,caughing and infections in the teeth,mouth. I have used it for years instead of antibiotics. I have not taken antibiotics in more than 10 years since I found this combination. The Now product line is best priced. It will boost the natural immune of your body. I use this instead of an antibiotic but keep refrigerated after opening. The most important thing to remember when using herbs is it may take a little longer than a pharmecutical brand of antibiotics.,you must continue using for 8 days minimum, if you have the flu or cold. I use 3 full droppers for one dose. Three times a day,in a small glass of juice,tea,chocolate soy milk. I take a dose when I first wake up,middle of the day and at night before sleep. You will begin to feel better on the third day but I continue to use it for 8 days minimum. I also take an exectorant decongestant, like Musinex-D,if the caugh persists. I hope this information helps. My best friend whom is a LVN started me using this combination because I did not have a Dr.and the cost of medicine is so expensive.
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I use Now Foods Fresh Green Black Walnut Wormwood complex, Now Foods Propolis Plus Extract, Now Foods Olive Leaf Glycerite, Now Foods Echinacea Extract, Now Foods Pau D'Arco Extract, Now Foods Echinacea & Goldenseal Plus and Planetary Herbals SinusFree as anti-bacteria, anti-viral, anti fungus, anti parasites immune boosting tonic! Since it is in tincture form, it can be mixed with other herbal tinctures to take together as long as you don't mind the taste. I take it once every 2-3 days. Tinctures are more potent, easily absorbed thus much fast acting than capsules/tablets. Echinacea is one of the most researched and famous for immune boosting effect. It is anti bacterial, viral and fungal. It is also known as a wide range of uses such as wound treatment, poisoning etc. This product also consists of other immune boosting or anti bacteria/viral herbs. Goldenseal helps to kill the pathogens in the intestine guts. There is cayenne used to help drive the herbs to where it's needed by increasing blood circulation. Cayenne also makes it mild spi cy to take! It would be nice if the product is alcohol free. Pricewise, it is fairly reasonable. Check out my page for more reviews!
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I use this product quite often. I put it in tea, smoothies, oatmeal, etc., and it's so mild that you don't even taste it. It's helped me avoid colds and keeps my immune system strong in conjunction with a few other supplements that I take.
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LifeStride Director Flat
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Item # 266652
Stay comfortable and looking cool in the LifeStride Director. This patent flat is sure to pair with anything in your wardrobe!
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- Cushioned insole
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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Location: texas
September 19, 2014
"At the store they felt great, but the next day at work the back of the shoe was so hard and inflexible. I still have sores on my heel 3 weeks later."
By: Bogie515
Location: Kansas City
February 22, 2014
Most Comfy!
"I love these shoes! Looked everywhere for Navy Flats.....who knew they would be so hard to find. Finally went online to DSW and found these wonderful shoes. Would definitely recommend and I am going to order in black."
By: MrsPurple
Location: Houston
January 24, 2014
Comfy flats
"These shoes are very comfortable for all day wear. Highly recommended."
By: PutOnYourBigGirlShoes
Location: Milwaukee
December 17, 2013
Comfy, but Wear Quickly!
"I loved the comfort of these shoes and I like having a substitute to my daily heels, but these shoes looked worn so fast. It only took three times wearing these before they were too worn for me to wear to my internship. Unfortunately I think I should have paid a little more so as to have had a better quality shoe."
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Development of the numbers of ethnic
German emigrants from 1950 - 1997
Fortunately, since 1987, there are greatly increasing numbers
of ethnic German emigrants who are allowed to come to us from
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Comments: I do a lot of intense indoor plyometric type workouts and not very much outdoor running. I have had these shoes for about 7 months. I have purchased Saucony in the past to help correct my supination. I ordered my usual size and they fit perfectly. These shoes have two major downsides: 1) The heel felt like there was no cushion at all, which caused me to buy an insole. 2) The traction is terrible and only lasted a few workouts before I was sliding all over the place.
From: Leah, PA, USA
Comments: I aways order Saucony. I had a problem with size variances a few years ago and it happened again with this shoe. My normal size is squishing me in the forefront of the shoe, both lengthwise and width. I am disappointed with the inconsistency because now I don't have shoes to wear for the trip I have planned.
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Tahari Peri Color Block Pump
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Item # 234515
Let the Tahari Peri polish off your tailored look. With sophisticated design details, this pump is all you'll need for the board room.
- Patent leather upper
- Capped toe
- 3¾" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
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Location: Canada
February 13, 2013
Great color combo
"I love the taupe and black. They are very versatile and the heel makes them good for all day."
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January 24, 2013
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January 19, 2013
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January 18, 2013
"This shoe is extremely classy. Very comfortable too. It can be worn for all kinds of functions. I love this shoe!!!!"
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Local businesses banking on warm weather this weekend
DAMASCUS, Va. - Hopefully you had a chance to head outside and enjoy some of the nice weather we've had this weekend, but it's also good news for some local businesses.
News 5 took a trip to Damascus, Virginia and learned people are traveling from all over to rent bikes and enjoy the great outdoors on a rare-warm January weekend.
Busy is just one word to describe this weekend at Adventure Damascus. "Any time the sun comes out and weather gets a little warm the people come out to play," said shop owner Bill Leonard.
That playing means a boost in business by at least 40%. Leonard says this heat-wave in January is a blessing during a typically slow time of year, "Even the weekdays that have been fairly warm and rainy have been great."
It's been great news for bikers and hikers on the Virginia Creeper Trail as well. For Shannon Ellis, this warm weekend was a very pleasant surprise, "I've ridden the trail in fog, rain, snow, and sunshine. But it's a beautiful day."
Over at Clear Creek Golf Club in Bristol, Virginia the swing in temperatures is a big hit. "The prettier it is the more rounds they play, and the more rounds they play the more revenue we bring in," said General Manager Casey Barnes.
In fact, this time last year about 390 people came to play a round of golf. But we learned since January 1st of this year, nearly 550 golfers have been playing. "This time of year that's just unheard of. When you run out of carts in the middle of January, you know that's a good sign," added Barnes.
A sign that businesses at the mercy of mother nature hope continues throughout the winter.
Here's something you might not know, if you're planning to ride your bike along the Creeper Trail -- from the top of Whitetop Mountain to Damascus -- you may want to bundle up. We've learned the top of Whitetop Mountain can be 5-10 degrees cooler than the base in Damascus.


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(1) The sun is up, there's a pleasant breeze, and someone suggests a game. What can you wear that is both adorable and suitable for playing anything from croquet to flag football? A romper by Rag & Bone/JEAN. Check.
(2) That was a great game, but, blazes, it got hot. Let's all change and then get some lunch, maybe even a few drinks. You'll need a frock that's elegant yet relaxed. The Flower Garden Dress by Free People. Check.
(3) Hey, the sun's starting to set, but there's going to be a bonfire to keep this party rolling. A light sweater to ward off both the evening chill and buzzing mosquitoes is mandatory. Plastic Island Remix Sheer Panel Pullover. Check.
(4) Next Tuesday, when you are back to work but, really, just updating your Facebook, bask in all the wardrobe compliments you receive. Check and double check.


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Monk-Martyrs Claudius, Diodore, Victor, Victorinus, and those with them
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Of these Martyrs, Saint Claudius died when his arms and legs were severed; Saint Diodore was burned alive; Saints Victor, Victorinus, and Nicephorus were crushed to death by a large boulder; Saint Serapion was burned alive; Saint Pappias was cast into the sea. According to some accounts, they contested in Corinth under Decius in 251; according to others, in Diospolis in Egypt under Numerian in 284.
Apolytikion of Claudios & Companions in the Fourth Tone
Thy Martyrs, O Lord, in their courageous contest for Thee received as the prize the crowns of incorruption and life from Thee, our immortal God. For since they possessed Thy strength, they cast down the tyrants and wholly destroyed the demons' strengthless presumption. O Christ God, by their prayers, save our souls, since Thou art merciful.


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Performance on masculinity not particularly manly
Boston based performance artist Garrett Yahn proved himself to be a grade-a sissy this past Saturday when, during his exhibition and performance "Old Work/New Work" at Happy Collaborationists, he applied women's makeup to his face for nearly an hour.
Yahn's solo show in collaboration with ACRE and Happy C's also featured two video works highlighting repetitive manual labor, the artist's meticulously handwritten CV and a photo of Yahn with the goopy black mascara beard that his performance culminated in. One of the video works starred the artist's father, who is probably horrified by the fact that his son parades around, wearing mascara in public.
Attendees of the show sheepishly sipped their beer while pretending to "get it." Afterwards, many returned home to experiment with makeup and ponder the relationship between factory work and male drag.


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|adidas adizero CC Tempaia III Women's Shoe Scores
|Arch Support
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|Overall Sole Durability
|Toe Durability
It's no wonder WTA star Ana Ivanovic wears the adizero CC Tempaia III shoes. These bright, lightweight shoes are comfortable and speedy. With an updated fit from the previous Tempaia IIs, the new IIIs are an ideal option for players looking for quick, breathable, feather light shoes. Our playtesters loved how fast these shoes made them feel on the court, the comfort they offered and the stability that the Forefoot Sprint Web technology gave them. These shoes did have one weakness: traction. The Tempaia III has a modified herringbone outsole pattern, but our playtesters found the outsole to be a little slippery. The durability wasn't great either, but it was easy to see past that because this shoe offered such a comfortable, quick ride. We think players looking for comfort in a lightweight shoe will love this fashion forward option from adidas.
Seeking to make a comfortable shoe just for women, adidas created the Tempaia III with a woman's specific fit. Finding the fit to be improved from previous Tempaias, our playtesters discovered out of the box comfort. Michelle found a great fit with the Tempaia IIIs. She was the sole playtester who had absolutely no issues with rubbing or fit issues. She explained, "The first time I wore the Tempaia IIIs I felt like I had a little too much room in the toe box, but I tied my shoe tighter and from then on I didn't have a single issue. I really enjoyed the fit of this shoe, which was nice because the adizero CC Tempaia IIs didn't fit my feet correctly. Once I was dialed in I never had any rubbing or comfort issues. I actually found that when I made a very aggressive movement or cut the shoe was super supportive and the gel in the insole supported my foot in a very unique way. I didn't mind the simplicity of the tongue either. Although I know some players enjoy a bit more cushioning in the tongue, I thought it was fine."
Brittany had mixed feelings when it came to the cushioning of this shoe. She started with the positives, saying, "I liked the cushioning. I will note that it felt more supportive than plush, but it fit my needs exactly. Nonetheless, I did have some poking and rubbing on my heel, but only on the right foot. I was able to fix the problem with higher socks, especially socks that have cushioned tabs. Lastly, I would have liked a more cushioned tongue. It was very thin, and I could feel my shoelaces pinching if I had to tie them tighter."
Karly was really happy with the short break-in period. She found that the shoe only needed about a half-hour of play before any stiffness disappeared, but she added, "The first time I played in these shoes I didn't wear high enough socks, and the shoes tore up the back of my heels. From then on I wore higher cut socks, which helped prevent additional blisters. As for the padding, the tongue was extremely thin and the shoes didn't offer a very pillowy feel, but there was just enough padding to keep my feet comfortable. I'd say the comfort was average."
Tiffani's first impression of these shoes was how light they felt. "I enjoyed how low I sat in the shoes, and there was just enough cushioning to keep my feet comfortable. I didn't feel any harsh landings, and I felt low enough to feel connected to my footwork. There were just a couple of issues, however, that kept me from absolutely loving this shoe. First, I wasn't a huge fan of the tongue. Because it's so thin it would bunch up if I wasn't careful putting on my shoes. Secondly, the shoe felt about a quarter size too long. My first few sessions out I was sliding around and jamming my toes on hard stops. I added a second pair of socks, and that cleared things up. It was easily fixed, but it was a hassle remembering to pack two pairs of socks every day."
With a new ClimaCool mesh upper, this shoe boasts the ultimate cooling experience for players. After several weeks on the court our playtesters were in agreement that the CC Tempaia III is a very well ventilated shoe. Tiffani commented, "The materials were thin enough that I felt pretty comfortable at all times wearing the Tempaia IIIs. It was a huge improvement over the synthetic leather in the Tempaia IIs. Even with two pairs of socks, my feet weren't overheating."
Karly thought the ventilation was good, but the loose fit defeated the purpose of the breathable upper. She explained, "I had to wear an extra pair of socks to prevent my feet from sliding around inside the shoes, so I couldn't really tell how good the ventilation was. However, when I did only wear one pair of socks, my feet never felt hot on the court, and after the hit I didn't mind keeping the shoes on. It's apparent that the adidas' ClimaCool technology works, I just wish the fit were better so I could've experienced it.
Brittany compared the ventilation to other Tempaias she has playtested. She said, "There is better ventilation compared to the Tempaia II, but I would say there was less ventilation than the previous CC version. There was enough ventilation to satisfy my needs, but there are definitely shoes that have more air circulation."
Michelle had no complaints, saying, "This shoe is very well ventilated, as all the CC Tempaia shoes have been in my opinion. The mesh on the upper is very breathable, and I found good ventilation. My feet never overheated."
Our playtesters were split down the middle when it came to their thoughts on the lower arch support that the Tempaia III offers. Both Brittany and Karly seemed to have little issue with their arches. Brittany said this about her medium arches, "I really don't have any complaints about the arch support in this shoe. The support hit my arch in the right spot and was the perfect height and placement." Karly said, "I don't usually mind when shoes have lower arch support because I have pretty flat feet, but I also thought the insoles molded to the shape of my arch well."
Michelle usually finds any sort of arch support to work for her foot. However, she struggled with these Tempaias. She said, "The arch support was very low and almost too flat for my tastes. Luckily, this issue was easily resolved by adding an aftermarket insole support."
Tiffani found herself in the same predicament as Michelle, despite her lower arches. She explained, "It's been a while since my feet felt achy through the midfoot, but they did with this shoe. It took about 30 minutes on court in the CC Tempaia III before I would start to feel soreness through the midfoot. I felt like there wasn't enough support. Even though I have flat feet, I like a bit of support."
This lightweight Tempaia III offered a surprisingly stable ride for our playtesters. Tiffani had to wear two pairs of socks to find the support she was looking for. She elaborated, "When I wore one pair of socks the shoe was sloppy and I was jamming my toes. I enjoyed how the shoes hugged my feet and offered me a solid amount of support when I wore two pair of socks. Although they were a pain to get on when I wore two pairs of socks, the thin tongue helped the shoe feel like it was painted on my foot. The way they cinched down on my foot helped with the stability, too. There doesn't seem to be much material there, but the Tempaia III always supported my movements."
Michelle usually gravitates toward sturdier, heavy shoes, and sometimes worries that lighter weight shoes won't offer the same level of support. She offered, "I found that if I laced these up tightly my feet were held in place well, and I never worried about twisting an ankle. I will mention the 'gel sensation' that I got when moving aggressively, which was a unique feature of this shoe. Anytime I had to make a quick sprint I felt like there was gel cushioning under my feet -- at first it was an interesting sensation, but over time I really liked how it made me feel even more supported when moving, it was like an extra level of support."
"I don't think I could've played in the Tempaia IIIs at all if they hadn't offered a decent amount of support because of how much I slid inside them," began Karly. "The material of the uppers was rigid enough and locked around my ankles well enough that my feet felt secure. I wasn't moving quite as aggressively because of the sliding, but I was never worried that I was going to roll an ankle."
Brittany was also impressed with the stability of the Tempaia IIIs. She said, "I think the ankle collar comes up a little higher than some of the other shoes I have playtested recently, and that helped me feel very secure when moving around. My heel and forefoot were held in place, and I felt very stable in the shoe. While the toe box had a wider fit, it wasn't as wide as the previous version and my forefoot wasn't sliding around like before."
Durability wasn't a standout feature for the Tempaia III, although that seemed to be to be expected from our playtesters. Brittany found the durability to be about average for a lightweight shoe. She said, "While I did see some smoothing after a couple hours of play, it is what I expected for this type of shoe. I would say I have several more hours of playability left in this shoe. For how lightweight this shoe was, I wasn't disappointed."
"Although I felt very light on my feet, I did notice some smoothing on the outsole after a few hours," said Tiffani. "This shoe's outsole isn't going to be among the most durable in the market, but the wear wasn't excessive for a lightweight shoe."
Michelle put the outsole of the Tempaia IIIs to the test, spending well over 20 hours in these shoes. She definitely did some damage to the outsole of these shoes, saying, "The rubber has smoothed out completely under my big toes and has become slippery. There was one day that I did a lot of isolation drills on the court and was doing a lot of moving, and after that I knew I had done some serious wear damage to the outsole. I don't these shoes will last too much longer for me, unfortunately, but as always, I don't expect my speed shoes to last as long."
Karly thought the durability was average for a lightweight shoe, but she didn't think this newer iteration was as tough as the previous Tempaia IIs. She explained, "After about 20 hours of play I have yet to actually wear through the outsole, which is great for such a lightweight shoe, but I noticed quite a bit of smoothing fairly quickly, and it's very apparent now. All in all, the durability was decent for how little it weighs, but it didn't quite match up to the same level of durability as the previous version."
Despite an outsole that wasn't super durable, the toe bumper seemed to do its job, and do it well. Karly offered, "The toe guard coverage around the front of the shoe was ample and much better than the outsole durability. I'm not much of a toe dragger, but for how light they are, I thought the material protecting the toes held up well."
"Like both previous versions (CC and non-CC), the toe bumper was able to do its job, and I gave this shoe high marks on toe durability," said Brittany, who is a toe dragger. "The bumper is thick and is placed in the correct location. It held up to my toe dragging needs."
Tiffani can be harder on the toes of shoes than on the outsole. She said, "I'm pleased with how the upper is protected. The toe bumper isn't super high on the shoe, but the plastic material over the mesh seems to be doing its job. I haven't damaged the upper at all."
Our playtesters felt a little uneasy when it came to the traction of the Tempaia IIIs. Michelle said, "I was a bit skeptical when I first saw the new modified herringbone pattern that adidas went with on the outsole. When I got on the court with them, I knew why. The outsole was very slippery on the court. They were slippery before I put any wear on these shoes, and once I wore the sole down a bit they became even more slippery. Also, at times it felt like the shank of the shoe protruded out farther than the outsole, which was a little awkward. Unfortunately, my least favorite part of this shoe was definitely the traction."
Tiffani agreed with Michelle, saying, "This is my least favorite area of the Tempaia IIIs. The shoe is designed to offer some give, but I slipped a few times, both when taking off and coming to a stop. I didn't feel the need to hold back on my movements, but I moved with some caution because of the slipping issues."
This was also the area that Karly had the hardest time with. She said, "The outsole lost its traction quickly, and I couldn't get much of a grip on the tennis court. I was playing more hesitantly because I lost my footing one too many times. The more I slid on court the harder it was for me to play confidently. I think the biggest issue was that the shank was taller than the rest of the outsole. I felt like some of the sliding was because I landed on the plastic of the shank instead of the rubber of the sole."
Brittany really loved the low-to-the-ground feel of this shoe, and said, "I really like how my foot is sitting right on the ground. I had to get used to the traction a little bit at the beginning because it was giving a little bit more than I'm used to. The slipping was not as noticeable as it was in the Asics Solution Speed 2s, and I was able to get comfortable after a couple hitting sessions. By the end of the playtest I wasn't even noticing it."
This newest version of the Tempaia III comes in weighing less than ever, which was highly appreciated by our quick moving playtesters. Tiffani raved, "This shoe is so lightweight, and this is my favorite feature of the shoe performance-wise. They hugged my feet when I wore two pairs of socks, making me feel light on my feet. It's that qualifier, however, of needing to wear two pairs of socks that makes this category not quite perfect for me. I doubt a shoe could be much lighter and offer enough support for tennis, but the fit could be improved upon."
Like the previous generations of the Tempaias, the weight of the IIIs did not disappoint Karly. "The weight was easily one of the standout features for me. I felt quick on my feet and could cover the court well because of how light they played. The ultra lightweight feel has always my favorite thing about the Tempaias, and it was no different with this version!"
"These are super light and feel like a feather on my feet," exclaimed Michelle. "The weight is one thing that really draws me to these shoes, because they are so easy to wear for hours on end! adidas always does a great job keeping the weight down, and they've managed to make this shoe even lighter than the previous version!"
Brittany summed it up nicely: "I love how light this shoe is! Wow -- this shoe is extremely lightweight. It is one of the lightest shoes I have ever played tennis in. I feel lightning fast moving around the court in these shoes. I prefer lightweight shoes, and this met all my expectations."
Tiffani - "I like the lightweight feel, ventilation, low profile and color options."
Michelle - "Love the cosmetics and colors. The weight of these shoes is awesome -- so light! The gel support in the shoe was a nice surprise."
Karly - "What a great looking shoe! I love the design and cosmetics of the Tempaia IIIs, along with the lightweight feel."
Brittany - "I loved how light and quick these shoes felt. �Also, the stability and low-to-the-ground feel were excellent. The fun colors are a bonus feature!"
Tiffani - "The outsole allows for too much movement, and the shoe fit about a quarter-size long."
Michelle - "I didn't love the traction or the durability."
Karly - "I slid one too many times and was worried about making aggressive movements."
Brittany - "I would have liked a little more cushioning in the tongue. I also struggled with the heel pinching and some traction slippage."
Tiffani - "This is a good update to the Tempaia II. It has better ventilation than the synthetic leather II because of the ClimaCool technology. There's still a wide fit and the level of traction is about the same. I tested these alongside the Asics Gel Solution Speed 2, and they're both lightweight, speed-oriented shoes with flashy color options. I like the low ride of the Tempaia IIIs, but I preferred the fit of the Gel Solution Speed 2."
Michelle - "For me, there is a definite improvement in fit from the Tempaia IIs. We were playtesting these along side of the Asics Gel Solution Speed 2, which is also a speed shoe. I have to say that the outsole and tread of the Speed 2s really held up a lot better than the Tempaia IIIs, but the Tempaia IIIs felt lighter than the Speed 2s."
Karly - "The Tempaia IIIs were similar to the other Tempaias in that they were extremely light and supportive, offered a very wide fit and came in a very stylish design. However, I think the biggest difference for the IIIs was the traction; the outsole didn't grip the court like the other versions."
Brittany - "Overall, I think this is an excellent update to the Tempaia line. I think the shoe fits my foot slightly better than the previous versions, although it still fits a little wide in the toe box. It feels very similar to the Tempaia II (non CC) in terms of comfort, durability and traction. I would say the ventilation is right in between the Tempaia II and CC Tempaia II."
Playtester Foot Types:
Tiffani - Wide width, Low arch
Michelle - Medium width, High arch
Karly - Medium width, Medium-low arch
Brittany - Narrow width, Medium arch
Review date: March 2014. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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Skip to comments.Can They Be Stopped?
Posted on 01/28/2013 4:00:48 PM PST by scottfactor
A truly scary and terribly frustrating aspect of the in-your-face communist takeover of Americais the fact that perhaps half (or more) of the American population cant see it. There are plenty of wide-awake American patriots who are watching in stunned amazement at the blatantly criminal actions of Barack Obama (or whatever his name is) and his lawless administration. But, there are so many other Americans who are oblivious to it.
When regarding the dullness of the masses of disengaged or otherwise ignorant and deceived Americans, I am often reminded of the opening verses of one of the songs on Pink Floyds 1977 concept album Animals. The song Sheep, with its irreverent, creepy mockery of the 23rd Psalm, opens with these verses:
Harmlessly passing your time in the grassland away,
Only dimly aware of a certain unease in the air.
You better watch out!
There may be dogs about!
I've looked over Jordan and I have seen
Things are not what they seem.
What do you get for pretending the danger's not real?
Meek and obedient you follow the leader
Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel.
What a surprise!
A look of terminal shock in your eyes!
Now things are really what they seem.
No, this is no bad dream!
Like sheep set for slaughter, far too many Americans have embraced apathy and ignorance. Apathy and ignorance have allowed the evil-minded enemies of America to cement their power. People who exist in ignorance and apathy are poised for tyranny. We can blame the pitiful government-run, public school mis-education or distracted parents for creating generations of dumbed-down, apathetic citizens, but ultimately American society as a whole has turned from Gods moraland actual commonsensetruths to disastrous moral relativism, which is no morality at all. Whether we agree with it or not, America has chosen the dark path its on.
Some of us wonder how all of America is not up in arms over the purely evilyes, evilmembers of this administration and Congress, who are hell-bent on dismantling the very foundations and freedoms of our representative Republic. We can see it so clearly, so why cant everyone else? Of course, there are numerous answers to that question, and most of them lead back to ignorance, apathy, deception and even agreement with the dastardly principles of the treacherous, communist Left.
So, can this wicked administration be stopped? How can Obama and his buddies be held accountable for their criminal actions? We certainly know that the Republicans are scared to death of these Chicago thugs. Their actionsor inaction, rathertell us this. We know that judges all across the country are scared to death of them, at least those who do not already agree with them. So, who does that leave to stop their lawless actions? Good question.
Dont tell me that The People can gather inWashington and demand anything! What did the communists in power do when millions of Tea Party patriots arose and marched on American cities and Washington in 2009 and 2010? They left town and turned a deaf ear, and the rats in the media pretended not to notice the massive Tea Party turnouts. What about when we flood the phones, faxes and emails of our so-called representatives? How do you like getting those generic form letters in reply that say, Thank you for expressing your opinion. Now, stick it in your pipe and smoke it?
This is not to say that we should stop letting them hear from us. Of course not! But, Im looking for real solutions for stopping these leftist enemies of America, and real solutions evade me, especially now that it seems the Left has cornered the market on election fraud.
If we look back on the last hundred years, we can see that the communists have been infiltrating all our institutionsour schools, our federal, state and local governments, our military, our entertainment industry, everywhere that power and influence are to be had. The communists (for that is what they are) have a major lead on us America-cherishing constitutionalists. We now see that with the installation of Obama in our presidency, the communist infiltration is complete. And, with his second term afoot, we are witnessing a no-holds-barred enemy assault on our nation.
We are seeing the assault on our God-given right of self defense with Obamas criminal, anti-Second Amendment executive orders and the congressional push to ban certain guns and all but low-capacity ammunition magazines. All this is happening while the government itself is procuring billions of rounds of ammunition and thousands of rifles for the Department of Homeland Security. What are they planning on American soil? We can surely imagine, and its not good.
We are seeing the insanity of congressional attempts, by both Democrats and worm Republicans, to grant amnesty to illegal aliensthis, after Obamas criminal executive order doing the same thing just prior to the last election. Who will stop them?
We are seeing Obamas lawless Environmental Protection Agency waging a war against our own energy supplies under the Marxist ruse of saving the planet from the global warming hoax. Who will resist them?
We are seeing Obama siding with the enemies of America in the Middle East, and going so far as to allow our own Ambassador and three other Americans to be murdered by Muslim animals on September 11th in Libya. Not only has Obama not allowed our men to go in and annihilate the Muslim terrorists who did this, but he is going forward with his gift of our militarys war planes and millions of dollars of our money to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Who will stop him?
We are seeing the destruction of our military. These commie dirtbags have done all they can to drive out the patriots and install their own people in military leadership. They have broken down the rational prohibition of openly homosexual people serving, and now they have taken the ludicrously insane step of permitting women to serve in combat.
We are under a daily barrage of outrages coming from this administration and the tools and goons in Congress. There is no doubt that this is certainly by design, intended to keep us off-balance and in distress at the overwhelming flood of sick-as-Hell, lawless power on display by these seemingly unstoppable dictators inWashington.
Can they be stopped? I dont know. The hearts and minds of too many of the American people are inundated and swayed by leftist media and entertainment propaganda, and the Left is winning its misinformation war. This is a huge deficit for conservatives. The leftist media message machine has a near-monopoly on American households. How do we reach the sheeple with our message of what Americais supposed to be and what true freedom means, and the truth about where the communist Lefts plans will ultimately lead?
I dont have the answers. But, I am certain of one thing: we no longer have the luxury of sitting idly by and watching the world go round. It has come to the point that we must resist or be assimilated. We must resist this lawless federal government and its unconstitutional edicts. The federal government has come completely untethered from the constitutional bonds on its power. This is a lawless President and a lawless administration being aided by a criminally negligent Congress and judicial branch.
Our remaining outletshort of starting at the bottom to retake our institutions at this late houris to resist, and spread the word. We must not allow ourselves to be disarmed and silenced. Tyranny is at our doorstep. We must not give our nation over to it. We must firmly resist this tyranny, or we can kiss our country and our freedoms goodbye forever.
Comfortably numb.
Harmlessly passing your time in the grassland away,
Only dimly aware of a certain unease in the air. You better watch out!
There may be dogs about!
I've looked over Jordan and I have seen
Things are not what they seem.
What do you get for pretending the danger's not real?
Meek and obedient you follow the leader
Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel.
What a surprise!
A look of terminal shock in your eyes!
Now things are really what they seem
No, this is no bad dream!
'Question authority' only applies when Republicans are in charge.
I have a feeling the 'comfort' part of things is going to become scarce in the days to come, so that even the numbskulls will be jarred awake.
Oh, man, that's a good analogy! Too good, really.
>>> I am often reminded of the opening verses of one of the songs on Pink Floyds 1977 concept album
Ahhh!... another Pink Floyd fan!
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The Americans I know are armed and just waiting for Obama, the Left and their Communist brethren to strike the first physical blow.
We are not waiting for a shot to be fired...we are just waiting for them to try and confiscate our weapons.
There is no doubt it will come to blows...and battle.
For God's sake...get ready.
The collective game plan was set by 'progressives' in the Woodrow Wilson along with FDR generation. However, it was the lefty baby boomers who real took the communist ball and ran with it.
Lefty Baby-Boomers —the Clintons, Pelosi, Obama etc are America's Curse.
re: "Meanwhile, the public education system's labor union-controlled teachers are ordered to produce 'POLITICALLY INDIFFERENT' graduates who are taught to accept everything their government does to them, without question."
Not totally true because several states are right to work states (Wisconsin just became one) and teachers are not required to join the union.
Your point is much more accurate in regard to colleges and universities - and they are not union controlled. I am not supporting unions at all - they are pond scum. But, the colleges and universities have been Marxist controlled in social studies, history departments, environmental science departments, AND the education departments for nearly 80 years - and this is happening on so-called "Christian" college campus's as well.
One Marxist professor indoctrinates thousands and thousands of young 20 year olds who graduate with the marxist world-view, who then enter the work force in so many areas of "expertise".
Public schools certainly are part of the problem, but change the training of the future teachers, and you will change the way teachers teach and what their world views are.
If you want to make inroads to public schools, the colleges and universities MUST be cleared of Marxist profs in all the departments.
Honestly, though, I don't see any real change because the underlying problem with our nation is sin. It's what's inside the person. The only real hope our country has is a God given revival. There is no common view of morality anymore - we have no common foundations anymore. Our institutions have all been inundated by leftwing, anti-Christian bias.
It so permeates our society I don't see anything short of a miracle changing it. Some talk of revolution, but we couldn't even agree on a candidate to support against Obama let alone finding common goals to promote in a real revolution. Once violence starts like that, ANYTHING could happen and probably more to the negative than to the positive unless we were very, very, very fortunate.
At some point the 1776 solution will kick in.
Local law enforcement and Federal agencies are conducting "joint task force training" in the deserts of Texas and along the southeast coasts of Florida already! They're flying MH-6 Little Birds and firing blanks from chain guns attached to them.
There exists absolutely NO excuse or reason to warrant these sorts of training exercises, and the fact they are happening should be setting off flashing red sirens in the minds of every American who favors liberty.
It's only a matter of time before FReepers mysteriously stop posting. It'll be one or two of us at first, then large swaths. They're not going to be overt and public about this. They're going to imprison as many of us as possible to start, then go the confiscation route, and eventually they'll "Waco" anyone who's left.
Our only hope is that conservative governors across the US publicly call to muster their respective state militias. Start Committees of Correspondence if you can, and get like-minded Americans together to protect and defend your neighborhoods. Otherwise, it will get to the point of neighbors turning in neighbors for "violations," and we're all going to become subjects akin to the "Observers" in Fringe.
No, it's not bull-. I'm talking about the millions of sleepwalkers, Rooster, not conservative patriots like you and me and many of the people we know who will resist the tyranny.
Look at the Obamatons and the rest of the apathetic and ignorant. That's who I'm talking about.
Silent Running.... Mike and the Mechanics
It seems this surreal war is between two separate dimensions (one which is mature enough to understand reality/life...and one which hasn't got nor will ever get...a clue).
Of the 50% in USA that just don't get it (communism in USA), the largest share is those who want handouts at all costs or they want complete USG control of those who are now free.
Yeah, it's likely coming to that. Recycling history.
"There are plenty of wide-awake American patriots who are watching in stunned amazement at the blatantly criminal actions of Barack Obama...."
But none of them are in the US Congress.
Yes, it's an awfully surreal war, and it's also like one of those nightmares where you're trying to run from the bad guys, and your legs won't work, and you can't scream, either.
Right. And, thus my title question: Can They Be Stopped?
Reminds one of the theories of Julian Jaynes...except that I believe the bicameral mind condition never ceased.
It only ceased for those who stopped listening for the voice of God. Those who listened for the voice of God still heard it, however more faintly.
And those others who no longer heard God (or even gods) as an auditory hallucination...now heard a voice which spoke but then told the listeners they heard the truth, but the speaker didn't exist (this was Satan's greatest trick).
Standard Karl Jung free-floating anxiety...Obama/Communist anxiety.
Dreams may not be real, but they are real symbols of the perverse reality of our current world.
May the Righteous know victory...and may the unrighteous meet with God's judgment.
In the meantime...see my new tagline.;-)
Amen, Rooster.
Your tagline is right-on, to be sure.
Hey, Laz! I already know you're awesome. :-)
Thanks for the links. I'll absorb them! I would be proud to be called your FRiend.
Satan runs the earth right now.
We need a massive assist against him, right now.
But, man proposes, God disposes.
I've been pleading with God that we're the last country likely to advance his will - which is vanity for me to even ask.
I kinda expect a lightning strike over that.
But all I can do is beg him, pray for reversal.
What makes you think they're not fully cognizant of that fact already? Are you waiting for them to broadcast a general call to arms?
And I think we're out of that 'awkward stage' as of now.
Too true. I've been feeling like Kevin McCarthy for many years now. Fortunately, many people are awake, and more are waking from their slumbers every day. Witness gun sales stats since Obama's been in office. We're not alone.
Cool! Well I'm also looking for the next ex-Mrs.-Laz, too, so if you'd like to divorce me at some point, we should talk!
For quite some time, I've been saying that the Wolfe Question has been answered.
That's either a scary, or an invigorating thought, depending on a person's intestinal fortitude.
I'd have to agree that we seem to be moving past the 'awkward stage' at light speed. Boy, we've got one helluva ride coming.
Nah, I don't divorce people I admire so much.
Wow. Great analogy. Now I have hopeless alone feeling.
I don't think the world body politic understands how fast we Americans can go from the daily domesticated grind to pure feral.
Answer: If you mean the left and its "Third World" base, then the answer is: I see no evidence that they can be stopped.
The show is over, folks and it's time to set aside the popcorn.
Too bad Luther threw out the Book of Wisdom
1:16, But the godless call for Death with deed and word, counting him friend, they wear themselves out for him; with him they make a pact, worthy as they are to belong to him.
2:1, And this is the false argument they use, 'Our life is short and dreary, there is no remedy when our end comes, no one is known to have come back from Hades.
2 We came into being by chance and afterwards shall be as though we had never been. The breath in our nostrils is a puff of smoke, reason a spark from the beating of our hearts;
3 extinguish this and the body turns to ashes, and the spirit melts away like the yielding air.
4 In time, our name will be forgotten, nobody will remember what we have done; our life will pass away like wisps of cloud, dissolving like the mist that the sun's rays drive away and that its heat dispels.
5 For our days are the passing of a shadow, our end is without return, the seal is affixed and nobody comes back.
6 'Come then, let us enjoy the good things of today, let us use created things with the zest of youth:
7 take our fill of the dearest wines and perfumes, on no account forgo the flowers of spring
8 but crown ourselves with rosebuds before they wither,
9 no meadow excluded from our orgy; let us leave the signs of our revelry everywhere, since this is our portion, this our lot!
10 'As for the upright man who is poor, let us oppress him; let us not spare the widow, nor respect old age, white-haired with many years.
11 Let our might be the yardstick of right, since weakness argues its own futility.
12 Let us lay traps for the upright man, since he annoys us and opposes our way of life, reproaches us for our sins against the Law, and accuses us of sins against our upbringing.
13 He claims to have knowledge of God, and calls himself a child of the Lord.
14 We see him as a reproof to our way of thinking, the very sight of him weighs our spirits down;
15 for his kind of life is not like other people's, and his ways are quite different.
16 In his opinion we are counterfeit; he avoids our ways as he would filth; he proclaims the final end of the upright as blessed and boasts of having God for his father.
17 Let us see if what he says is true, and test him to see what sort of end he will have.
18 For if the upright man is God's son, God will help him and rescue him from the clutches of his enemies.
19 Let us test him with cruelty and with torture, and thus explore this gentleness of his and put his patience to the test.
20 Let us condemn him to a shameful death since God will rescue him — or so he claims.'
21 This is the way they reason, but they are misled, since their malice makes them blind.
22 They do not know the hidden things of God, they do not hope for the reward of holiness, they do not believe in a reward for blameless souls.
23 For God created human beings to be immortal, he made them as an image of his own nature;
24 Death came into the world only through the Devil's envy, as those who belong to him find to their cost.
There are people who vote watching The Bachelor tonight. Scary.
Oh how I love the Pink Floyd comments. Shine On!
Hey Count me In. If it ain't Pink Floyd It ain't Shiite!
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Doc Foglesong was president of Mississippi State for a short time – two years – and did not leave on good terms with MSU. But he must be credited with at least one important development: Promoting Greg Byrne to athletics director in February of 2008.
That move got the ball rolling for MSU football, and it's not stopped. Byrne was just 36 at the time, but his résumé was already impressive, and he'd certainly made a good impression on Foglesong while serving as the athletic department's lead fundraiser for two years. Byrne made his authority known early on when he hired John Cohen as MSU's new baseball coach against the wishes of the legendary Ron Polk.
Byrne was just as swift and decisive a few months later, after MSU had wrapped up a disappointing 4-8 season with a 45-0 loss to rival Ole Miss. Byrne sent Sylvester Croom packing and then conducted a stealthy coaching search – earning himself the nickname "Ninja" – before deciding on Florida offensive coordinator Dan Mullen.
Mullen is 21-17 at MSU in three seasons, and the Bulldogs have posted back-to-back bowl wins for the first time in over a decade. This year's team looks to be the best Mullen has had, and all throughout the program are signs of growth. The school is spending $100 million on big facility projects (the football complex and stadium expansion), and the fan base continues to throw its money behind the program.
Byrne, of course, served about two years before taking the AD's job at Arizona. Scott Stricklin has so far run things with a deft hand and has the same ambitious approach that Byrne possesses, overseeing the master plan for athletic facility improvement that Byrne put a lot of work into. Such an approach is vital if a school wants to compete in the SEC, and MSU has become competitive and could be a surprise team this year.
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First of all, let me say many thanks for your speedy follow up. This is absolutely amazing, and your reply is great!.
One of the nuts is indeed a round nut with lots of holes in it (the Zurn carrier you mentioned?..its about the size and thickenessof a dollar coin).
I'd aprpreciiate it if you could send me instructions for this.
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Scissors. She likes to cut colored paper, playing cards, princess cards, play money — basically anything that is paper or her scissors will cut through. I am continually cleaning up small random scraps of paper. I found scissors like these fun kids scissors in Little Tokyo. They are a hit.
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
Another Sunday with Pugsley
This is what it looked like when I woke up in the morning. I'm still sick, sore throat and the like, but when you have a free morning and a date with your favorite snow bike, these things just don't seem to matter.
I hit up the Lake Creek trail. The gate's still closed, the snow's still shallow and the muskeg definitely isn't completely frozen yet, but the trail was surprisingly rideable up to the first meadow.
The thing about snowbiking that really makes it for me is the downhilling, picking a line and kicking up powder as the squishy tires hold true to an unseen surface. It's a blissfully weightless feeling, a bit like snowboarding, except for with Pugsley I can hit the flats, the dirt, the pavement, and keep on rolling.
Another thing about snowbiking that makes it for me is of course, the snow. Seriously, how can anyone be grumpy in a scene like this? You almost expect carolers to come out from behind the trees and sing "Winter Wonderland" as reindeer prance about.
I haven't been keeping track of my mileage for a good long while, partly because I fear how low the numbers might me, and partly because I don't have working odometers on either of my bikes, and I no longer have a boyfriend who is willing to do small tasks like ordering and installing odometers for a girlfriend who is truly, unforgivably lazy when it comes to optional (and non-optional) bike maintenance. But I do want to start tracking my effort, because I do want to enter a couple of snowbike races in 2010, and I want to be strong and tough and maybe even fast during those races. And I also want to climb mountains, snowshoe run, snowboard, learn to ski, and bomb downhill on my Pugsley.
Either way, I think it's going to be a good winter.
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If this series of photos is any indication...you will have a wonderfully fun winter. The pics are stunning.ReplyDelete
As for your riding itself...you'll be strong and tough whether you track miles or not. I used to be a fanatic about keeping track of that stuff. I even had a color coded spread sheet that I used to keep track of time in each training zone. It became tedious!
Enjoy your Sundays with Pugs :)
Pick up one of the little Garmin bike gps/odometer things. I'm not a bells and whistles kinda guy and bought their low end unit (205 I think). Way more info than I need. All you do is attach the mount to the h-bar or stem with zip ties. Poof done. Buy a mount for each bike and switch the unit. No wheel size changes as its gps based. Life's simple.ReplyDelete
Just hear those gears a turning,ReplyDelete
and uphill churning it, too.
Come on it's lovely weather
for a bike ride together with you!
Beautiful pics of the snow.ReplyDelete
Track your hours not miles. All you need is a watch. Training hours are more meaningful than miles. You can count in hiking, bike commuting and other training things you do.
When we add up the hours of everything together it can be eye opening if not shocking!
You are on a photo roll girl! Lens shredding! Nice!ReplyDelete
Fantastic. And to think that I hesitate to ride if there are some clouds in the sky.ReplyDelete
Never again, LOL.
Keep the blog entries and pics coming. Grazie.
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Um soooooo.....seeing as how you share all your crazy outdoorsy ideas and events with us, I'll share one of mine with you!ReplyDelete
I want to train for - and bike Highway One in Iceland...its a route that goes all the way around the island of Iceland!!!!
Go check it out...you'll feel the pull too I promise! Georgous country - about the size of Kentucky. Not so bad!