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Here's what's coming up on IWillTeachYouToBeRich!
- Tomorrow, I'm running a feature on identity theft. We're lucky to have Rei Onishi, a "legislative aide and a Senate Human Services Committee consultant in the office of Senator Joe Simitian, specializing in technology, privacy, education, health, foster youth, and diversity issues." In other words, he knows what he's talking about. Rei wrote up a bunch of stuff for us to know (lots of surprising stuff in his material) and he'll take any questions you have. This is a pretty cool opportunity to have contact with someone in a senator's office who specializes in identity theft. So if you have questions, get them ready!
- Next week, starting on Monday, we're going to have a multi-day series of real-estate articles by Owen Johnson from Existence.com. Just wait–he's already taught me a lot.
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Looking for the words to I'm Changing Houses by the Primitive Quartet |
Posted: 18 Jan 2007 00:13 | |
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I'm Changing Houses
While here on this earth, we moved all around from city to city up hills and down o'er rough roads and highways, cross mountains so high but soon i'll be leaving, for my home in the sky chorus: i'm changing houses, i'm moving from here i've got a new one, that's free from all care one without heartache, we'll never grow old bought by the savior, with blood pure as gold break: my new home is grand, with splendor untold and no mortgage is due, it's all been paid for you see my contract was signed, and sealed long ago and because of his love, we'll move nevermore I'm ready to move, my bags are all packed and i'll soon be leaving, and i won't look back yes i've made preparations, when i called on his name and he said "you are chosen, and you won't move again" repeat chorus: hope this helps, God Bless |
Posted: 20 Oct 2010 06:51 | |
I have been looking the net over for this song!!! I sang it in church for my papaw on a regular basis...it is his favorite! I had the lil cassette with music only on it and I can't find it anywhere...I will get it again.
Thank so much for posting it! |
Posted: 04 Jan 2014 16:41 | |
Happy New Year to all. I am searching for the chords to the song "Hallelujah What a Day That Will Be". I heard it sung by the group "Dedication" I appreciated any and all help. |
Posted: 04 Jan 2014 18:25 | |
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Hi Happy New Year,
I trust this will help : http://chordify.net/chords/hallelujah-what-a- ... |
Posted: 05 Jan 2014 15:14 | |
Thanks for the help on the song Hallelujah what a day that will be. Now I am wondering if any one has the sheet music to the song so that I can download. |
Posted: 11 Jan 2014 16:27 | |
Hello out there in music land. I am in need again. I need info about the song
Look What He's Done for Me Who is the original singer/singers I heard it on you tube by the Stamps Baxter Choir...So beautiful Can any one help Please and thank you |
Posted: 13 Jan 2014 15:29 | |
Good Morning Does any one know where I can purchased the sheet music to the song "Look What He's Done for Me" I heard it sung by the Stamps Baxter Choir Thanks |
Posted: 10 Mar 2014 14:51 | |
Hello Looking for sheet music "It Had To Be Love: Help and thanks |
Posted: 10 Mar 2015 16:19 | |
Hello everyone, I am looking for the guitar chords for the song "Weapon of Prayer". I have the words, but not chords. Would appreciate any help. |
Posted: 27 Feb 2017 01:31 | |
I used to sign this to my Pappas at church before he died and Iive looked for this song everywhere thank you |

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Lot 88: Fine Continental Silver Wrought Cross with Chain
19th Century, Modern, Contemporary Fine Art, Antiques, Jewelry, Signatures, & Modern Design
by Concept Art Gallery
October 22, 2016
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
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Description: Fine Continental Silver Wrought Cross with Chain, 18th or 19th Century, Possibly German, Hallmarked 925 on Clasp of Chain, overall: 5.080 ozt, cross w bail: 5.25 x 3.5 x 0.333, chain: ~35 inches long
Condition Report: in generally very good condition, apart from: minor tarnish throughout, minor dirt accumulated to recesses


text: HAWL: Flea Markets don't appreciate JDM editionEnginerrrrrrrrr7/26/14 4:16pmFiled to: HAWL265EditPromoteShare to KinjaGo to permalinkSo I know a lot of people on here are looking for Japanese cars of all sorts, unfortunately my flea market is great at finding just about everything else... Advertisement Anyways, I'm sorry but I couldn't find too much of what everyone on here is looking for since most people are going for JDM's... the ones I did find for others have already been spoken for.Note that I am willing to trade just about anything for one of my must-haves (Black or silver Porsche Carrera GT, Chrome GR-1, V8 Vantage, BMW 2002, BMW M3 GT-2, Corvette C6R, CorVette SR2, Dodge '78 Lil Express Pickup, Viper ACR, Ford Bronco, Goodyear Blimp, Mystery Machine). Advertisement Anywho, let the drooling commence: Mmmm red ferrari Purple F50 Spider Mmmmmm red ferrari I have a Green loose one of these, but it has a busted headlight, needed a nice version Mmmmmm, red ferrari Mmmmmm, red ferrari Radio Flyer! This golf cart is sweet Yep, a toilet seat. This thing is so close to saying HWEPS... Cool wood-panel surfin school bus Cadillac Cien Awesome Saleen S7. The tires even have the Goodyear Tampos... Cobra Concept! Treasure Hunt BRE 240Z. It's glorious. And was $5 Treasure Hunt GTX1! Treasure Hunt Riviera! The GTX1 and this plus another car for $5 was a fantastic deal. I should have bought all the treasure hunts he had... was going 3 for $5... Awesome livery on this Daytona Weird that it's called the Vairy 8 when it's exactly a Corvair. Wonder why they couldn't get the rights to the name? '63 Mustang Concept The guy had about 3 or 4 different versions of the Scirocco. This blue is my favorite. Herbie! Love the sand paint job on this Thing Silver DeLorean :D Finally a paint job on an NSX I don't hate I had a weird paint job on one of these, so I decided to get the all-black edition Cord! This has my favorite paint job of them all. Almost seems like the black is a matte finish. Advertisement Sponsored Anywho, I found a lot of good ones again. Might have to give it a month or so off to let the flea market people get good stuff again. One of the guys told me of an antiques shop nearby that has a wall of hot wheels from some guys 3500+ collection... I will be going there... soon....Reply26 repliesLeave a reply


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I am undecided between Smartpad and Pocket Informant. PI has a better UI but sounds quite buggy. SP syncs with iCal but tasks are converted to events of 30mins cluttering your day calendar. Any inputs, suggestions, comments? Thx
I have used Pocket Informant HD for a couple of months - but I've no experience of SmartPad. I, too, read that Pocket Informant was buggy but, in my (admittedly) limited experience, I've found no problems at all. As you mention, it has a very nice user interface that's almost infinitely configurable - a complaint that many Forum members make about the iPad's native 'Calendar' app. So you can choose how tasks, events, projects, appointments are colour coded and there is a wide choice of notifications and alarms - so, for example, you can have different alarm sounds for different categories of notifications. Maybe SmartPad does this too, but Pocket Informant 'sits on top' of the iPad's native 'Calendar' app and (optionally) imports all entries that it finds there. They can be colour coded so they can be distinguished from entries made in Pocket Informant itself. This is important because many other iPad apps use the native 'Calendar' app as the default place to put events, invitations etc. So, for example, if you are invited to a meeting by email and you receive that invitation in the iPad's native 'Mail' app, that app can automatically (and quite cleverly) insert that invitation into the default calendar app. Without that integration between the native app and Pocket Informant, you'd have to enter those invitations all over again. Pocket Informant has lots of 'hidden' features too. One of the reviewers remarked that part of the 'fun' of using Pocket Informant was discovering them!! The display is infinitely configurable - day, week, month, year at a time. Tasks, events, overdue tasks, projects, projects in progress etc etc all can be optionally displayed on the main calendar. Projects and tasks can have infinitely nested sub-tasks and projects - these can cleverly be integrated with GPS - so, say you needed to purchase some goods from the hardware store. Put that in a To-Do list and link it to the location of the hardware store using the iPad's native 'Maps' app. Next time you're driving past the hardware store, up pops the notification ('Remember to purchase some 2"x4" timber'). Repeating events are very flexible too, with the 'custom' mode being infinitely (I keep using that word!) configurable. So, meetings that occur on the last Thursday and first Monday of every other month - no problem. It can sync with external calendars - Google for example - and back-up is cool, it creates a backup file that you can email to yourself for safe keeping. If you lose your iPad or all your data is corrupted, that backup can be imported back into Pocket Informant with a single click. You can create multiple diaries within Pocket Informant - say 'Work', 'Family', 'Golf Club' etc and have their entries optionally displayed on the main screen or restricted to the display of the individual diary. So it's easy to check if there's a clash between the golf tournament and your wife's birthday - and hide it if there is...... If you surf to the developer's web-site, you can download for free a very comprehensive User Manual that will show you in detail what Pocket Informant can do. The developers are constantly updating the program - always a good sign in my view. As I said at the beginning, perhaps I'm not a particularly demanding user, but I've had no stability problems at all. I should add the usual disclaimer that I have no contact or other relationship with the developers of Pocket Informant other than being a very satisfied customer. Tim Scotland
pocket informant and ical thanks for the nice review and good source of information. Question: can you sync iCal events from your iPad directly to Pocket Informant? I thought you cannot.
iCal events on your Mac can sync with the iPad's built-in Calendar app if you use Apple's MobileMe service. It 'pushes' Contacts and Calendar from your Mac/PC to the iPad and updates them automatically - i.e. without the use of iTunes and without the need to connect your Mac and iPad - 'over the air' using WiFi or 3G. Pocket Informant then immediately reflects those changes because it dynamically imports any iPad Calendar content. Hope that helps. Tim Scotland
I purchased Pocket Informant and wasn't all that impressed with it. I am looking at SmartPad because you can rearrange your tasks with a finger, drag it to the position you want, which is exactly what I was looking for to start with. I hate to purchase another app since PI was $14.99 but SP is on sale for $8.99.
I have pocket informant and also bought smart pad today, they both have plus's and minus's.......in the limited time I've had with SP it feels less intuitive than PI but a big plus for me is the notes in SP as I can add a journal type diary to each date, very useful for me at work. It's a shame that they don't both do a free time limited trial so that you can evaluate what works for you.......for me I think that I'll probably stick with SP but still early days. The Archangel
Hi Gabriel 1, I broke down and purchased Smart Pad and I am happy with it because it gives me the option of dragging a task up or down. I wish I found that one before PI because I wouldn't have purchased PI. I found that SP was similiar to use and didn't seem too busy to me. Wonder if PI would give me a refund if I tell them I didn't like it. Oh well. Enjoy SP
I'm sure they would sell a whole lot more if they provided free light or time limited versions. The Archangel
I understand that PI is coming out with a great update. Don't know when or what it will be but I have both PI and SP.
My experience I think there's a simple bug in PI. It was all fine until I imported all my contacts. I have over 1000 and now it crashes every time I click the contacts tab. Can't find a way to contact them to get it fixed. Hope this helps you!


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hey! happy new year, everybody! i want to kick 2013 off right, so i'll show a nice looking dodger card - it features jerry hairston jr. on a 2012 topps update card
a dodger stadium play at the plate. hairston played some middle infield for the dodgers last year, and turned about 20 double plays. as much as i like the photo on the above card, a dp turn would have been nice. hairston still has one more year on his contract with the dodgers so there's hope i suppose. you can probably guess that i still haven't finished posting all of my double play cards, some of which feature none other than jerry hairston jr. like his 2003 topps card
and his 2004 topps cardand his 2006 upper deck card
and then there is the double play-errific miguel tejada on this 2005 upper deck espn web gems insert
back to the 2003 topps set, we have pokey reese with an appearance by todd walker
and then we have todd walker returning the dp favor, this time to the giants
i am ok with that.
in the 2003 topps traded set, we got a card of dodger prospect eric riggs turning two
while wearing maury wills' number. riggs never did make it to the big leagues, although he put together a couple of decent looking seasons at aaa las vegas.finally, here's a 2009 topps chrome orlando hudson card, featuring a lurking juan castro
this is a refractor parallel, and i like how the empty seats add some nice color to the card. it looks like a diamondback player is getting forced at second, in case you are curious.
stay tuned for even more double play cards. there are more than i first thought.


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PredaClone | I think the bus service is "new" which is probably why you don't know of it... but if you think I shouldn't have (too) much trouble driving Ogden Canyon, I'll do exactly that. Thanks for the response! |
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I don't think there is any bus service to the local areas for Ogden. Powder Mountain and Snowbasin. Which are each about 20 minutes away depending on where you are in Ogden. The roads are pretty good up Ogden Canyon, which is the way I would recommend getting there. Ogden Pass or whatever it's called is very slow going in comparison and you don't gain anything except different scenery by driving over it. Both Powder Mountain and Snowbasin are well worth your time to visit and generally less crowded then the resorts to south by Salt Lake City. |
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UTA Ski bus in Ogden, UT Wife is going to Ogden, UT, to visit some friends and to a trade show, and I'm thinking "BORING"... but then I realize there'd be some great 'boarding near there. So now I'm tagging along. What I'd like to know is: has anyone used the UTA "ski transportation" bus from Ogden to any of the ski areas nearby? If you have, how was it? If you haven't, are there any specific reason(s) you didn't take it? I'm just wondering if I should drive to the ski areas or if I should just hop on the bus and doze for an hour while someone else does the driving for me. I also live in Wisconsin, where I get plenty of snow so I'm not afraid of driving in the white stuff, but we don't have any mountains, and I haven't a clue what the roads are like to the resorts. Thanks, -Pred |
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Thanks for sharing your efforts. Maybe now I can get that Bionic out of the drawer.
There are all kinds of "How To's" for getting ICS Bionics activated on Page Plus, but most people starting from Jelly Bean are running into the same problem at activation: "Sorry, this SIM card is not recognized or registered".
Snoop1979 has a fantastic ICS guide here...but Jelly Bean users get stuck at step 3 "OTA Activation". There is something in the Jelly Bean ROM that will not allow us to proceed.
After many hours of frustration, I have now set up 4 Bionics with Page Plus, all starting from stock Jelly Bean... I hope this helps someone else. THIS WILL REQUIRE YOU TO USE CDMA Workshop (or DFS) for two quick changes to the phone provisioning. Please read Snoop1979's guide if you have questions on this.
IMPORTANT: We will be abandoning stock Jelly Bean in favor of Cyanogenmod 10.1.3. If you want to stay on stock, this is not the guide for you.
ALSO IMPORTANT: I have no idea about MMS. I don't use it, and don't plan to...plenty of other ways to send a picture! So if you must have MMS...this is not the guide for you.
ALSO IMPORTANT: This is aimed at people with existing Page Plus accounts who are changing to a Droid Bionic from another phone...the last step will be to do an ESN CHANGE in order to activate the phone.
ALSO IMPORTANT: This guide will require you to have Ubuntu 32 bit OS running on your computer. If you don't know what this is, use Google...find a "live CD" distribution that you can run. Just make sure it is a recent distribution and 32 bit. This is NOT optional. There are Windows methods...again, GOOGLE it.
VERY IMPORTANT: This assumes you are running a fresh install of STOCK Verizon Jelly Bean 4.1.2. If you are not, you must flash back to stock. Google can help you do this.
- On the Bionic go to SETTINGS>DEVELOPER OPTIONS and enable "USB DEBUGGING"
- Boot into BP Tools Mode (hold both volume & power buttons, select "BP Tools")
- connect USB data cable to Windows PC and open CDMA Workshop
- click on Port and double click the "Motorola QC Diag Port".
- click "Connect" and "Read" in the top toolbar.
- In "Security" tab, click SPC button and "SEND 000000"
- In "Main" tab choose "CDMA-2" from dropdown (bottom left of Main tab window)
- Click the small arrow to the right of the "Read" button and choose "Read Current Page Only".
- Change R-UIM Config value to "NV Only"
- Click the small arrow to the right of the "write" button and choose "Write Current Page Only".
- Disconnect and Reboot Phone into BP Tools again
- Open DFS, select Port and Click SPC to send 000000
- Open "Programming" tab and then "Data" tab below it.
- Click "READ"
- Change "HDR SCP force AT config" dropdown to "RevA_MFPA"
- Click "WRITE"
- Disconnect and reboot phone into normal bootup mode.
OK...that takes care of the provisioning. To tell you the truth, I am not certain that it is even necessary...but since I did it on each phone, I have included the steps above. Again, if you have questions consult the original Snoop1979 guide for ICS.
And now, on to getting the phone running!
STEP 1: Download the following files to your phone's micro SD card
Cyanogenmod 10.1.3-RC2 for Targa (Bionic)
Google Apps for Android 4.2.2 (yes, that is the version we will be running)
Safestrap 3.11 for Droid Bionic
STEP 2: ROOTING (credit to this post)
a. mkdir /tmp/share
b. sudo apt-get install samba
c. sudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf
path = /tmp/share
available = yes
valid users = guest
read only = yes
browsable = yes
public = yes
a. sudo useradd guest -m -G users
b. sudo passwd guest (ENTER "1234" as your password and confirm)
c. sudo smbpasswd -a guest (ENTER "1234" and confirm)
d. sudo restart smbd
e. cd /tmp/share
f. wget http://vulnfactory.org/public/motoshare2.tgz
g. tar xvf motoshare2.tgz
h. sudo chmod 755 run.sh
- TYPE 'ifconfig" IN UBUNTU TERMINAL AND WRITE DOWN YOUR IP ADDRESS (ex. 192.168.XXX.XXX)
- ON THE BIONIC, OPEN THE "FILE MANAGER" APPLICATION and CHOOSE "REMOTE STORAGE"
host IP: (ENTER THE IP YOU WROTE DOWN ABOVE!)
domain name: WORKGROUP (or the name of your existing samba workgroup)
shared folder: share
user: guest
password: 1234
- PRESS "CONNECT" (you must see the contents of the Ubuntu /tmp/share folder on your Bionic!!)
a. cd /tmp/share
b. sudo ./run.sh
- READ SCREEN INSTRUCTIONS... WHEN PHONE VIBRATES, PRESS ENTER, then ENTER TO REBOOT.
- AFTER PHONE REBOOTS, IT SHOULD BE ROOTED (Check for Superuser App opening w/out errors)
a- PLACE SD CARD IN PHONE and WAIT FOR IT TO MOUNT
b- GO TO settings>>security and ENABLE "UNKNOWN SOURCES"...CONFIRM OK
c- WITH FILE MANAGER, NAVIGATE TO YOUR SD CARD (probably sd-ext or something like that)
d- INSTALL SAFESTRAP APK
e- OPEN SAFESTRAP APK
f- ALLOW ROOT ACCESS (always)
g- PRESS INSTALL
-Phone will now reboot and install safestrap TWRP recovery.
-When it reboots, press the "MENU" button prompt on bottom left of screen to enter recovery.
STEP 4. INSTALLING CYANOGENMOD & GAPPS (based on this link)
a. Click on rom-slot1 to activate it
b. Follow instructions and create a user partition (I choose 4 GB)
c. Press "install" and choose the CM 10.1.3 zip file on your sdcard
d. Press "Add Zip" and choose the Gapps zip file on your sdcard
e. Press install and wait until finished.
f. Press Reboot --> System and wait for phone to reboot. It should boot into Cyanogenmod.
IMPORTANT: Many people have had an issue where Wifi will not turn on the first time the system is booted. The workaround is to skip it during setup, go right to settings-wifi and slide the "toggle" at the top left to "ON". IMMEDIATELY, reboot the phone by holding down the power button and selecting "reboot"/OK. If you manage to reboot before the wifi fails to turn on, it will work after the reboot!
STEP 5. CHANGE YOUR ESN! There are many ways to do this, I use this link
STEP 6. REBOOT AND ACTIVATE YOUR BIONIC, and if it does not prompt you for activation, open the dialer and dial *22899. You should hear the familiar activation music.
STEP 7. IMPORTANT: Make a phone call and make sure it is picked up on the other end. Have someone call you and pick up the call. Now shut off wifi and check that 3g connects. Voila.
Seems complicated, but it is really only about 30 minutes of work...well worth it to get a Bionic fully operating on Page Plus!
Thanks for sharing your efforts. Maybe now I can get that Bionic out of the drawer.
Good luck, let me know if you run into any problems...hopefully I didn't skip any steps Also, don't try to skip ahead to CM 10.2... 3G is not working, and there is a serious overheating and battery drain issue.
Also, I should have mentioned that this method DOES preserve the stock rom in a separate boot slot in the Safestrap bootloader... I haven't bothered trying to boot it up, but I presume that once the phone has been activated during CM install, the stock ROM would also work.
First, I wanted to thank you for all your efforts. I've spent all week just trying to *follow* your instructions, so I can't imagine the effort it took for you to learn all of that.
I'm about 20 hours deep into trying to make this work. I tried running xubuntu from a Live CD (my first Linux venture), and got errors when trying to install samba, so now I'm trying to install dual-boot Ubuntu 12.04 on my computer at work in an attempt to get past that roadblock.
It's not even kinda worth the effort that it's taking to make this work, but at least I'm learning a lot along the way.
tl;dr: Bionic/PagePlus/JellyBean/Old-Non-Techie-Guy is a bad combination.
Getting familiar with Linux is always worth the effort FWIW, the system I use is based on Ubuntu 12.04 as well and worked for the rooting process.
As I mentioned, there are Windows guides out there...but I believe they are just using a Linux emulator to do basically the same thing (perhaps with fewer steps?)
Good luck. Once you get samba installed and the Bionic rooted, let me know how the rest of the process works out.
Sent with the HoFo App
I got Ubuntu 12.04 up and running as a dual-boot on my work PC. The rest of it worked from there....except that I ordered the wrong SIM from eBay, so I had to reorder and wait for that to arrive. But, I learned enough that I bought another Bionic, for my wife, and I'm getting her phone set up today. Thanks again for sharing all your efforts!
Sent from my XT875 using HoFo mobile app
Does this process still require a blank 4G SIM card in the beginning?
Good question... unlike the ICS process on the stock rom, the Jelly Bean process on CM seems to work independent of the SIM. It nevers asks for one, and doesnt seem to complain if it is taken out. That being said, I have blanks in all my phones, so I cannot confirm that it would work without one. Interestingly, later versions of CM seem to act like stock, and complain that the SIM isnt active... another reason to hold off on trying CM 10.2 for this type of setup.
Sent from my XT875 using HoFo mobile app
Glad to hear it!
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Text: John 2:23-25
In our day, just about anyone who says, "I believe in Jesus" is regarded as a true Christian. The possibility of a person having false faith, and not knowing it, is not even considered. Thankfully, many Christians have come to see how incorrect this is. But once you arrive at this knowledge, the next question is, "What, then, is true faith, and how do I know if I have it?" This is no small question, since one's eternity depends on it. This message by Charles Leiter truly helps to meet the need of the hour. It is a careful explanation of what faith is and is not.
This message has been used by God to change many lives, and so it comes very highly recommended from us. We recommend it especially for anyone struggling to know whether they—or someone they know—truly has saving faith in Christ. But, we would also recommend it for the person who has never even asked the question, "Are all professing Christians really believers?" This message will do much to open that person's mind to this most important question. Finally, anyone involved in ministry must learn to distinguish true and false faith, for the sake of those under them, and so this message is recommended to ministers as well.
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Ennis, Leino lead Sabres to 3-2 win over Devils
- Article by: NICK MENDOLA
- Associated Press
- April 1, 2014 - 9:35 PM
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Tyler Ennis scored twice in the third period and again in the shootout to lead the Buffalo Sabres to a 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday night.
Ville Leino had the winner in the ninth round of the shootout and Nathan Lieuwen made 33 saves for his first NHL win.
Dainius Zubrus gave New Jersey a 1-0 lead at 8:16 of the second period and Tuomo Ruutu tipped Andy Greene's shot past Lieuwen at 6:58 of the third to tie it 2-2.
The Devils, 0-11 this season in shootouts, are three points out of the Eastern Conference's final wild card spot.
Cory Schneider made 25 saves for New Jersey.
The Devils outshot Buffalo 10-8 in the opening period, but dominated possession and had the best chances.
New Jersey broke the deadlock in the second, when Michael Ryder's cross-crease pass appeared to be knocked into the Sabres goal by Jamie McBain. The goal was awarded to Zubrus.
Lieuwen returned to form after the goal, making a diving stick save on Ryder to keep the score 1-0. Moments later, he stopped Ruutu on a partial breakaway.
The Sabres managed just four shots in the second period.
Buffalo got the equalizer 1:39 into the third period on a play started by Drew Stafford and completed by a cross-slot pass from Leino to Ennis, who scored on a wrist shot to become the first Sabres player to score 20 goals this season.
Buffalo took its first lead of the night on a power play just over three minutes later. Cody Hodgson slid a pass through several players to Ennis, who shot high into the net at 4:41.
The Devils attempted to counter off the ensuing face-off, but Lieuwen stopped Jagr twice.
New Jersey tied the score on the power play, when Ruutu deflected Greene's shot past Lieuwen.
Stafford and McBain had quality scoring chances in overtime, but Schneider foiled both.
Lieuwen made back-to-back stops on Adam Henrique and Patrik Elias with just over a minute left in overtime.
Leino had not scored a goal all season in regulation and has been the subject of catcalls in Buffalo, but drew a roar of approval with his shootout tally.
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Any thoughts on Turbo Tax and similar software for a home + business? BTW, not a licensed tax preparer. Should I go to a tax attorney forum?
No announcement yet.
Do it yourself tax software
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Used to do it myself, but it's better off getting someone from H&R Block. My accountant used to work for H&R, they tend to hire a lot of people that once worked for the IRS. The idea is that they'll have a better sense of what to claim deductions on without risking an audit.
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turbo-tax is amazing.....after you use it you may become the treasurer of the United states!
Seriously..I'd avoid an e-mail type tax accountant..you want to sit across a desk
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If you have tried to contact an accountant three times and he does not reply..
dump him as he has no interest in doing your taxes....
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Cactus Man
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I use TaxCut, but only have W2, investments, and a very small amount of 1099 income. For a simple return, it is great because you can do it very quickly. It also helps to use the same package year-to-year so the import of last years tax data goes smoothly.
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The regulatory framework for the crowdfunding exemption created under the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act of 2012, or JOBS Act, is beginning to take shape. On the same day the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published crowdfunding rules for comment (See Pepper's October 23, 2013 Client Alert, "SEC Proposes Crowdfunding Rules"), the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued rules governing funding portals.
If you've never heard of a funding portal, don't fret – it is a new type of financial intermediary that was created by Congress under the JOBS Act to facilitate equity crowdfunding to the general public. Under the JOBS Act, issuers using the crowdfunding exemption to offer securities to the public (as opposed to accredited investors) must offer and sell their securities through SEC-registered broker-dealers or funding portals that have registered as crowdfunding intermediaries. The act further requires funding portals to gain membership in a national securities association – spoiler alert: FINRA is the only national securities association. The full text of FINRA's proposed rules, forms, and the accompanying regulatory notice may be read at: http://www.finra.org/Industry/Regulation/Notices/2013/P370744.
The newly proposed funding portal application rules and forms provide for a "slimmed down" application of current FINRA broker-dealer rules on funding portals. Sort of an all-star team of your old favorites, but now in a convenient funding portal size.
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Rule 100 – General Standards
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Rule 200 – Establishes professional conduct standards for funding portals
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On the other hand, funding portals must do all of the following:
FINRA has requested comments on all aspects of the proposed funding portal rules, and has made specific requests for comments on the following issues:
The comment period will expire on February 3, 2014.
Pepper Points FINRA has done a commendable job streamlining a highly complex broker-dealer registration and compliance regimen to tailor it for funding portals. FINRA has not proposed that funding portal representatives be licensed (e.g., by maintaining a Series 7, 24 or 63 exam). Many of these rules appear to be "check the box" standards, but FINRA will have broad examination and disciplinary authority over funding portals. Time will tell if enough entrepreneurs are interested in starting funding portals given the still high-touch regulations and the overall viability of public equity crowdfunding.
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Oohhhh Christie I just LOVE them!! I agree with Gloria, nothing says warm comfy home love like a well used old quilt....Or twenty *winks* The armoire brimming with beautiful old fabrics took my breath away! I have a dream of filling up an armoire in just such a way....I'm off to pinning! Vanna
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These are those kind of brownies.
The kind of brownies where you eat one and swear off chocolate for the rest of the year and vow to eat salad (and salad alone!) for the next week. But then you sneak one for breakfast the next morning. And maybe one for lunch too.
The kind of brownies that are so rich and fudgy, you have to eat them with a spoon.
The kind of brownies that incite arguments over who gets the last one.
(Yeah, that happened.)
I realize that Cherry Lambic Brownies aren't exactly why you read Oh My Veggies, but I had this idea floating around in my head ever since I made cupcakes with raspberry lambic earlier this year. I loved the hint of fruit the lambic added to those chocolate cupcakes and I wanted to experiment with using it in more baked goods. So I added "cherry lambic brownies" to my big list of recipes to make and it sat there for several months.
I found myself putting off making them because rich, decadent desserts tend not to do well on my blog. However! I'm a big believer in the power of the daily occasional brownie. And these brownies are so good, they're worth sharing. So if you're not here for brownies, you can come back tomorrow and I promise I'll have something healthier for you. Deal?
Although I love cherries, I'm not a big fan of cherries in pies and cakes. The flavor is a little too much for me. I thought I'd try using Bing cherries because they're in season and they have a mellower flavor than other, more assertive cherries that are used for baking. The lambic also adds more of a cherry undertone to the brownies–it's understated, but it's there. Make no mistake though, chocolate is the star here.
Super fudgy, crazy decadent brownies made with lambic and Bing cherries. Adapted from Bon Appetit's Chocolate-Stout Brownies.
- cooking spray or oil mister
- 3/4 c. cherry lambic
- 12 oz. semi- or bittersweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 c. unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 c. sugar
- 3 large eggs
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- 3/4 c. all-purpose flour
- 1 1/4 tsp. salt
- 1 c. pitted & halved cherries
- vanilla ice cream (optional)
- cherry sauce (optional)
- 1/3 c. cherry lambic
- 1 c. pitted & halved cherries
- 2 tbsp. granulated sugar
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and spray a 9 x 13 baking dish with cooking spray.
- Bring lambic to a boil in a small saucepan. Reduce heat to medium and cook about 10 minutes more, until reduced by about 1/3. Set aside.
- Combine chocolate and butter in a microwave-safe bowl. Heat at 30 second intervals, stirring after each one, until melted. (You can use a double-boiler for this if you want, but I'm lazy and I haven't burned chocolate in the microwave yet!)
- Combine sugar, eggs, and vanilla in a large bowl and whisk until well-combined. Slowly whisk in chocolate butter mixture, then lambic. Stir in flour and salt, then gently fold in cherries.
- Pour brownie batter into baking dish. Bake for 30-35 minutes or until toothpick inserted into center of dish comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for at least 20 minutes and cut into 16 squares. Serve with vanilla ice cream and cherry sauce (if desired).
- Combine lambic and cherries in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and cook for 15-20 minutes, stirring frequently, or until thickened. Use wooden spoon to smash cherries against the side of the pan while it cooks for thicker sauce or puree with immersion blender after sauce has finished cooking for a smoother consistency.
After making this recipe, I discovered the best tool for cutting brownies: a bench scraper! Instead of cutting with a knife, use a scraper to cut perfect squares.


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Patricia HurtadoSAC Capital Advisors LP, the hedge fund that agreed to plead guilty and pay a record $1.8 billion, changed a press statement after it was told it could be violating the terms of its plea agreement, a person familiar with the matter said.
The firm, founded by Steven A. Cohen, said in its initial statement yesterday that "SAC has never encouraged, promoted or tolerated insider trading." That appeared to contradict the fund's acceptance of responsibility in the accord reached with federal prosecutors in New York, potentially scuttling the agreement, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the matter wasn't public.
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The company, indicted in July, was accused of operating a conspiracy stretching back to 1999, reaping hundreds of millions of dollars in illicit profit. Cohen, 57, wasn't charged in the indictment. He still faces an administrative action filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for his alleged failure to supervise the hedge fund's activities.
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■ Why I run: It helps give my life balance. Physically, it makes my management of Type 1 diabetes much easier to handle, and mentally it provides an hour of solitude I can't get anywhere else.
■ Favorite event to compete in: ING New York City Marathon. The unbelievable energy, massive crowds and the fact that the run touches all five boroughs of New York make it an incredible experience.
■ Best time: I'm slow! Best time was a 4:47 marathon in Denver in 2011.
■ Events with best customer service/experience: I really like the Cherry Creek Sneak, which is a well-organized event that has a kids run, 5K, 5 mile and a 10 mile. It serves as the unofficial kickoff to running season in Denver with a collection of runners across all ages and skill levels.
■ Next event: Colorado Colfax Marathon in May (in Denver)
Baltimore Ravens, assistant controller
■ Why I run: I started running to lose weight for our wedding eight years ago and I continued running mostly to maintain my weight and stay in shape.
■ Favorite event to compete in: Marathon. I don't enjoy the training leading up to the marathon, but the accomplishment of finishing one is very rewarding. And then I get to eat whatever I want after the race.
■ Best time: 3:35:58
■ Events with best customer service/experience: Boston Marathon for the overall experience. The prestige of the Boston Marathon makes it such an honor to run in it. Not sure how I was included among so many elite runners.
■ Next event: Signed up for the Chicago Marathon in October 2013. But I will have to see if I can run in it when our schedule comes out in April. The race falls on a Sunday and we might have a home game that Sunday that I would have to work. If that race doesn't work out then I will probably sign up for the Baltimore Marathon.
Eric Smallwood
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■ Why I run: I began running in October 2009 as a way to lose weight. I created a goal of running a 5K in the spring of 2010, but by mid-November I was running a 5K daily and building my time and speed up, so I looked at the calendar for half marathons and targeted the New Orleans Rock 'n' Roll event. Running keeps me in shape, it allows me the time to think about all the different challenges and potential solutions while I am on a 5- or 10-mile run. In addition it provides me the opportunity to achieve goals, with the next race always being the target.
■ Favorite event to compete in: By far the 2011 ING New York City Marathon was the most exciting and largest race I have participated in, but the one that is tops is the Rock 'n' Roll Mardi Gras Marathon. This was the site of my first half (2010) and my first full marathon (2011).
■ Best time: Half marathon: 1:42:56 (2010 Monumental Marathon, Indianapolis); Full marathon: 3:49:55 (2011 Rock 'n' Roll Mardi Gras Marathon, New Orleans)
■ Events with best customer service/experience: ING New York City Marathon was great at all of the various touch points and interaction leading up to race day. Their app was great and provided all of the details needed without having to carry around the marathon guide, including great spectator maps. All of the races I have run in have progressively gotten better at connecting the runner with spectators through the texting of split times and other social media alerts.
■ Next event: 2013 OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon, in May
Atlanta Braves, partnership services director
■ Why I run: I always run without music, so it is a chance to disconnect from the iPhone. Love exploring Atlanta and cities I visit, also.
■ Favorite event to compete in: The marathon. Love the long run, and it takes dedication and time management to train for one and finish. I am lucky my wife, Mitzi, supports my running habit.
■ Best time: 3:22:15
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■ Favorite event to compete in: The New Year's Eve Midnight Run — nothing like bringing in the New Year running with my husband and thousands of New Yorkers with spectacular fireworks overhead!
■ Best time: I don't really pay attention to my times — I run about an 8-minute mile during a 5K, though.
■ Events with best customer service/experience: I have to give love to the inaugural NFL Back To Football Run we did in partnership with New York Road Runners. NYRR lent their expertise and NFL fans brought the energy.
■ Next event: Signing up for the Women's Mini 10K in Central Park as part of "Moms In Training" (an offshoot of Team in Training) honoring my mom who is a 7x (yes, 7 times!) leukemia survivor.
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■ Favorite event to compete in: The New York City Marathon. Whoever has the opportunity to run the marathon will understand why when running down the 59th Street bridge into Manhattan. There is no other feeling like it in the world.
■ Best time: Half-marathon 1:45
■ Events with best customer service/experience: The New York City Marathon does an outstanding job of creating a competition that is unmatched in individual athletics. However, it also does an exceptional job of creating an atmosphere which is enjoyable, rewarding and inviting for the amateur athlete that is simply trying to finish, not win.
■ Next event: New York City half-marathon, St. Patrick's Day, March 17
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■ Why I run: In addition to maintaining my fitness, running is the only time during the day that I get to be by and with myself.
■ Favorite event to compete in: Any event with a starting line and a finish line, though the New York City Marathon is always a highlight.
■ Best time: Sub 4 hour. My personal best marathon was the 2010 New York City Marathon: 3:55:27.
■ Events with best customer service/experience: The Boston Marathon is the best-run race I have ever participated in. It is organized, efficient, the volunteers are friendly, and the race director, Dave
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■ Why I run: It's physically rewarding and there is always a new challenge to conquer, but it's also the best way to escape and clear my mind.
■ Favorite event to compete in: There is nothing that compares to the challenge and satisfaction of finishing the marathon.
■ Best time: 3:18 — 2012 Philadelphia Marathon
■ Events with best customer service/experience: New York City Marathon — NYRR puts on a world-class event from start to finish. The crowd support and course are both amazing. There is no other sporting event like it.
■ Next event: Big Sur Marathon in April
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■ Why I run: The challenge of pushing myself.
■ Favorite event to compete in: Tie — Paine to Pain Trail Half-Marathon and New York City Marathon. Paine to Pain is an awesome event for trail running and the New York City Marathon is the best sporting event that anyone can enter.
■ Best time: 23:54, Heart & Sole Plainview 5K
■ Next event: Brooklyn Half-Marathon
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■ Favorite event to compete in: Chilmark Road Race 5K in Martha's Vineyard
■ Best time: 17:30
■ Events with best customer service/experience: New York City Triathlon. They personally contact each participant, and are so organized from a logistics standpoint.
■ Next event: On the bike these days — Tour of the Battenkill
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■ Why I run: I've been running my whole life and have met some incredible people and been to some amazing places as a result of it. Running allows me to lace up my shoes at any time from anywhere to escape for a while — or catch up with friends!
■ Favorite event to compete in: The marathon. I've done six and one ultra.
■ Best time: 2:42:01 (SunTrust National Marathon — 2009), 1:13:40 (Carefirst BlueCross BlueShield National Half-Marathon 2010)
■ Events with best customer service/experience: ING New York City Marathon. NYRR does an incredible job to take care of all 40,000-plus athletes on hand. My favorite race by far as a result.
■ Next event: Boston Marathon, April 15
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■ Favorite event to compete in: It has to be the New York City Marathon. It's the one day in the year that New York feels like a small town.
■ Best time: 3:30 (at NYC)
■ Events with best customer service/experience: Well, New York is just an unbelievable experience. But I can't wait to experience Boston because everyone says there's nothing else like it.
■ Next event: I'm running Boston this April to help raise money for the Family Reach Fund, which provides resources to families of children with cancer.
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Largest U.S. marathons
Rank |
Marathon (city) |
Finishers |
1 |
ING New York City Marathon |
46,795* |
2 |
Bank of America (Chicago) |
37,475 |
3 |
Honolulu |
24,069 |
4 |
Marine Corps (Washington, D.C.) |
23,519 |
5 |
Boston |
21,616 |
6 |
Honda (Los Angeles) |
18,919 |
7 |
Walt Disney World (Orlando) |
13,524 |
8 |
Philadelphia |
11,635 |
9 |
Medtronic Twin Cities |
8,783 |
(Minneapolis-St. Paul) |
10 |
Chevron (Houston) |
7,614 |
World's largest marathons
Rank |
Marathon (city) |
Finishers |
1 |
ING New York City Marathon |
46,795* |
2 |
Bank of America (Chicago) |
37,475 |
3 |
Virgin (London) |
36,705 |
4 |
Tokyo |
34,656 |
5 |
BMW (Berlin) |
34,348 |
6 |
Paris |
32,980 |
7 |
Osaka |
27,157 |
8 |
Honolulu |
24,069 |
9 |
Marine Corps (Washington, D.C.) |
23,519 |
10 |
Boston |
21,616 |
* All figures are for 2012 except for the ING New York City Marathon. That event last year was canceled due to Hurricane Sandy, so 2011 figures are shown.
Source: Running USA based on data from Athlinks (2009-12) and Active.com (2005-08)
Going the distance: Estimated U.S. marathon finishers
Year |
Marathon finishers |
1976 |
25,000 |
1980 |
143,000 |
1990 |
224,000 |
1995 |
293,000 |
2000 |
353,000 |
2005 |
395,000 |
2006 |
410,000 |
2007 |
412,000 |
2008 |
425,000 |
2009 |
467,000 |
2010 |
507,000 |
Source: Running USA based on data from Athlinks (2009-12) and Active.com (2005-08)
Running/Jogging participation trends (000s)
2007 |
2008 |
2009 |
2010 |
2011 |
1-year Change |
5-year Change |
Casual (1-49 times) |
16,824 |
17,276 |
18,031 |
20,039 |
21,409 |
+6.8% |
+27.3% |
Regular (50-99 times) |
8,237 |
8,333 |
8,771 |
9,220 |
9,644 |
+4.6% |
+17.1% |
Frequent (100+ times) |
16,003 |
15,489 |
15,710 |
17,392 |
19,008 |
+9.3% |
+18.8% |
Total participation (at least once per year) |
41,064 |
41,098 |
42,512 |
46,651 |
50,061 |
+7.3% |
+21.9% |
Core participants (50+ times) |
24,240 |
23,822 |
24,481 |
26,612 |
28,652 |
+7.7% |
+18.2% |
Source: SFIA 2012 Sports, Fitness and Leisure Activities Topline Participation Report


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Actually, that's not entirely true. The NBA can be in Seattle by itself. It would be ideal if both the NBA and NHL show up, but they don't both need to show up, and certainly not at the same time. They only need to secure an NBA team to get the new arena built, and if the NHL doesn't come to town for a few more years then that will be fine for them because then they can just plop the new NHL team into the new arena without them having to spend time at the Key.
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These candles are still a solid 3 stars in my mind, and I would rather say "I'm still neutral about them." The scent is nice but a bit too faint. I've been continuing to burn these on tinfoil-lined saucers because the plastic containers didn't respond well to heat. Each candle has been lasting me a long time, thanks to the high melting point of beeswax.
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These candles sound lovely, minus the containers they come in. Great review!
Thanks for the review
If you are transferring them to a glass container, you can get the bottom wax bit out by popping the glass into the freezer for about 20 mins. that layer should just pop right out after.
Thanks for a great review - I LOVE candles, but have yet to get any beeswax ones. I may have to get these
Good review. Too bad about the cups. I didn't realize this brand burned so hot. Good to know, before I let My Man sprinkle me with the wax! I've seen beeswax candles that only burn a little hotter than soy, so it's good to know.
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These would probably be great for my man because he thinks all my candles smell too strong! Awesome review!
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@Jobthingy, that's a good tip if you've been burning your candles before you decide to switch containers. These did just pop right out if I hadn't burned them yet, though.
@P'Gell, I think the temperature is related to how much of the candle is non-wax. Unfiltered beeswax has quite a bit of honey, and burns hotter than almost any other candles. These are lightly filtered, so they burn a bit cooler, but still too hot for skin!
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Kawasaki Authorized Substitution The part number 314499-1312A has been changed to part number 11013-2071. While the new part may look different, this is a Kawasaki approved substitution. Please note that the price and availability shown is for the new part number 11013-2071. |
Brand | Kawasaki |
Old Part Number | 314499-1312A |
New Part Number | 11013-2071 |
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