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Clarke says Europe's players still believe they can achieve victory
"It's still game on," said Clarke, who was a vice-captain to Jose Maria Olazabal four years ago. "There's 12 points to play for"
"It's still game on," said Clarke, who was a vice-captain to Jose Maria Olazabal four years ago. "There's 12 points to play for"
Paul Lawrie is in position to celebrate his return to the Ryder Cup with another victory today, as Nicolas Colsaerts fights "like a dog" to join him on the plane to Chicago.
Briton's move to the States is final push to emulate the likes of Els and Clarke
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Dubliner takes centre stage as Ulster trio drop out of running at Royal Portrush
Tiger Woods is back on the straight and narrow. He may not be winning this WGC Bridgestone Invitational, but the former world No 1 provided enough evidence here that this comeback will be rather more productive than the last.
First competitive round since April produces a 68 while Westwood has best day on greens in two years
When Darren Clarke stages his reunion with Tiger Woods here in the first two rounds of the WGC Bridgestone Invitational, he would like to hear the cheers ring out for his friend and long-time rival. And his reasons are based on the personal as well as the professional.
Factory Yamaha rider Eugene Laverty will attempt to add to Northern Ireland's blossoming year of sporting successes at the British round of the World Superbike Championship at Silverstone this weekend.
The new Open champion Darren Clarke has reiterated his belief that Royal Portrush would be able to host the event. With Northern Ireland having produced three major winners in the last 13 months – Clarke joined Graeme McDowell and Rory McIlroy – the 42-year-old feels his home course would be the ideal venue if the Royal and Ancient were to look to capitalise on the current enthusiasm for the game in the country.
Psychological help and personal change enabled underachiever finally to realise his potential. James Corrigan reports
Darren Clarke fulfilled one dream by winning The Open, but he has two more - returning to the Ryder Cup side next year and then becoming Europe's captain at some point.
Most Open champions wake up the morning after the night before and realise it was not a dream.
Phil Mickelson's long-time caddie played a strong supporting role yesterday. 'Give yourself good thoughts, a good tempo,' he urged his boss
The Open champion kept the faith after the sport seemed to have left him behind
So much for having his best days behind him - Darren Clarke today became the oldest Open champion since 1967 and sparked yet another party across Northern Ireland.
Ulster anticipates another champion but Johnson and Co have other ideas


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Shorebreak Hotel, California
Suitably located in "Surf City USA", the Shorebreak is one of Huntington Beach's newest hotels. It channels the surf heritage in its colour palette (lemon, tangerine, cerise, lime and ocean blue), vintage-leaning design and beach views. After a day out in the ocean, guests can congregate for cocktails around the fire pits at The Deck lounge or head back down to the beach for Huntington's nightly bonfires.
Shorebreak Hotel, 500 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, Orange County, California, US (001 714 861 4470; shorebreakhotel.com). Doubles start at $234 (£156), room only.
Rancho Pescadero, Mexico
World-class breaks such as San Pedrito and Cerritos are on the doorstep of Rancho Pescadero, which offers a colourful and stylish base for boarders and beach bums in Baja California Sur. Guests staying at the thatch and adobe-style resort can make use of free surfboard hire, daily yoga and tai chi lessons, a spa and miles of near-empty beaches. Olive ridley and leatherback turtles lay their eggs in the sand here, while grey and humpback whales can be spotted in the water throughout the winter.
Rancho Pescadero, Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico (00 52 1 612 135 5849; ranchopescadero.com). Doubles start at US$211 (£141), room only.
Kalon Surf School, Costa Rica
The steamy jungle of Costa Rica's south Pacific coast provides a lush backdrop here. Tuition focuses on long-term, sustainable techniques. Meanwhile, accommodation is in a luxurious mansion where rooms have ocean views, balconies and hammocks and the open kitchen provides cold beers, fresh fruit and three-course dinners.
Kalon Surf School, Dominical, Costa Rica (001 949 342 6216; kalonsurf.com). One-week packages from US$1,930 (£1,287) pp, all-inclusive.
Waikiki Edition, Hawaii
Ian Schrager and Marriott hotels' partnership came to fruition with the Waikiki Edition last year and the picture is suitably stylised. A collage of broken surf boards greets you at reception, while the hotel has its own lagoon, a bar at its private Sunset Beach and contemporary Japanese restaurant. Those more keen to experience Honolulu's legendary surf can book in for Surf and Bikini Bootcamps, which partner fitness regimes and surf lessons.
Waikiki Edition, 1775 Ala Moana Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii (001 808 943 5800; editionhotels.com). Bootcamps start at $445 (£297) pp per day full board. Doubles from $222 (£148), room only.
Surf Lodge, Long Island
The Surf Lodge has made its home at the eastern point of Long Island and is by far the most design-driven place to stay in the small fishing town of Montauk. Sun-bleached driftwood, vintage patterns, tongue-and-groove panelling and colourful art by surfers and surf fans set the scene. The restaurant serves freshly-caught seafood, while the bar turns up the volume with live music and DJs throughout the summer.
The Surf Lodge, 183 Edgemere Street, Montauk, Long Island, New York, US (001 631 668 1562; thesurflodge.com). Doubles start at $218 (£145), room only.
La Bahia Beach Hotel, Nicaragua
This recently-opened hotel offers cool minimalism on Nicaragua's relatively undiscovered north Pacific coast. Volcanic rock, teak and hardwood salvaged from the devastating 2007 Hurricane Felix create a picture of sleek serenity. There are just four smart but simple cabanas (with no TVs or air conditioning), a restaurant, bar and pool, with views of the ocean and teak forest. It's the perfect retreat after a day out on the breaks that lie directly in front of the hotel.
La Bahia Beach Hotel, Chinandega, Nicaragua (00 505 8958 5075; labahiabeachhotel.com). Doubles start at US$173 (£115), room only.
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Hiroya Tsukamoto is a one of a kind composer, guitarist and singer-songwriter from Kyoto, Japan. In 2000, Hiroya received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music and came to the United States. He is also the recipient of the Professional Music Achievement Award. Hiroya completed a debut album entitiled "The Other Side of the World" with his band INTEROCEANICO and released in 2004. His composition entitled "El Otro Lado del Mundo" was nominated as the finalist of The USA Songwriting Competition 2004 and "Samba de Siempre" in 2005, also "Seventh Night" is the finalist of International Acoustic Music Award in 2006. Hiroya released his second album entitled "Confluencia" in 2006 and the third album"Where the River Shines" in 2008.


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What brand ammo was you shootin?
This is a discussion on it happened today within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; i went out today to put another 50 rounds through my pm9 and it did not go to well. i have about 700 rounds on ...
i went out today to put another 50 rounds through my pm9 and it did not go to well. i have about 700 rounds on the gun with no problems until now. this gun was my carry gun, but no more! on the second shot a case got stuck in the barrel. the bullet did shoot but the case got stuck in the chamber. i figured it was may have been really dirty or something but i had just cleaned it. i have never seen this before but the case had blown out backwards. it blew a hole out right at the extractor pin. well that blew the extractor pin out of the gun. looked for 2 hours to find it but no luck. so now the gun is completely jammed. the case was still in the barrel and there is no extractor at all in the gun. the little pin that holds the extractor fell in my hand and the spring was next. i believe it was not the guns fault at all but with one bad round the gun was jammed beyond repair if i had been in any bad situation. i think that i have been converted back to my snubby. if this would have been with the snubby, all i would have to do is pull the trigger again. i never thought something like this could have happened but it did to me today. the bullet on a revolver is completely enclosed. on my auto the powder charge came out right at the extractor pin. very scary indeed. alot of people talk about this gun or that gun, but today it was the bullet that failed. just wanted to share this with yall.
What brand ammo was you shootin?
That sucks sorry to hear it.
Although,I hear khars customer service is decent.
snubbies are super great!
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Hate to hear that. Hope you can get this issue fixed on their penny. Ammo brand?
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Very sorry to hear that. It does sound ammo related to me.
Good to know you weren't hurt. What brand ammo?
That bites!
However, it was an ammo malfunction. If you had a revolver:
if it had been a squib load, it could've come to rest btwn the forcing cone and cylinder thus rendering your revolver useless;
if it had been a case of too much pressure, the primer could've backed out and locked up the cylinder thus rendering your revolver useless;
if it had been a case of too much pressure, or dirty chambers, etc a case could get stuck in the chamber, thus rendering your revolver useless as to reloads;
we have a bunch of revolvers that are .357's but only shoot .38's b/c of improper cleaning of the cylinders;
Not to really bash revolvers, but they're just not the panacea so many seem to think they are. You did switch to a pistol for some reason ....
it wasn't any high dollar ammo, but it says ( A-MFRC ) stamped on it. it was one of those 500rnds for hardly nothing from cabelas. i don't think it had a double charge because the primer didn't back out at all. maybe just a weak case or something. i do have to say thank god i had a strong gun that didn't blow up in my face. i sure hope this wouldn't happen with some good ammo. kind of scary though!
Just a word of advice, this looks like an ammo related incident. If you are hoping for Kahr to fix your gun for you you may want to take this thread and all associated pictures down.
+1 on that. Definitely ammo problems.
The word about being "cheap" ammo packaged in 500 rd boxes, give it away.
A few years ago, I bought some "surplus" European army ammo. It stove piped, FTF, FTE, etc. Did not blow cases, but was nasty to shhot.
I used it up and switched back to gun range ammo. No more problems.
Don't tell Kaar that you used that ammo. Just say the pin went flying when you were at the range....
With a revolver, if the bullet becomes lodged in the barrel, gun blows up on the next shot, just the same as an auto pistol.
However, the revolver is a simpler gun and not ammo sensitive.
I carried a model 36 for a long time, and never felt undergunned or not confidant in it ability to go bang if needed.
Now I carry an auto pistol simply for better concealability
i am not trying to get kahr to cover it. i just wanted to share my experience with everyone. it is just like the saying goes 'you get what you pay for' applies to this too. i just like to shoot alot but can't pay a dollar a round just to play. besides i already ordered an extractor pin. thank for info
Our responses were aimed at this portion of the statementI understand the emotion attached to having a gun fail like this but I wouldn't let this incident cause you to lose confidence in your (rather expensive) carry gun. I'm glad everything turned out OK in the end and that you weren't injured.i have about 700 rounds on the gun with no problems until now. this gun was my carry gun, but no more!


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At the Movies
In thinking of a royal wedding related movie, there were several obvious options including the famous Fred Astaire classic, Royal Wedding. But not one to ever gravitate toward the obvious, I decided to go with another classic – one that I felt that was even more appropriate on this auspicious occasion.…
Posted in entertainment, Uncategorized 19 Comments
Tabletop Royalty
For those wondering what to get the royal couple, Kate and William have asked guests to make donations to selected charities rather than buying them lavish presents. While I applaud that noble gesture, I couldn't resist making some registry-like tabletop selections for their new home in conjunction with the furniture that is being chosen for our Royal Wedding contest.…
Posted in dining room, gifts, interior design 32 Comments
Wednesday Wine
Although the English traditionally love claret (Bordeaux), we thought Kate and William should spread their territorial wings a bit as young oenophiles, so Terry is here today to introduce them, and you, to the wonderful Burgundian wines of Domaine de Montille.…
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By the Book
Regular readers of Quintessence can imagine how thrilled I was to discover Hayden & Fandetta. International private dealers who specialize in "new, out-of-print and rare 18th to 20th century books about art, antiques and interior design," they will be making an appearance at von Hemert Interiors' Royal Wedding event on Thursday evening.…
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Bag the Bag!!
Our Royal Wedding Contest continues this week. Enter by Friday for a chance to win this fabulous Joanna Lhuillier bag, whose work I profiled last week. In case you missed it, the contest is to furnish Kate and Williams new home with pieces chosen from the brands at von Hemert Interiors, the store who inspired our game with their incredible upcoming Royal Wedding event.…
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Hatching Style
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Bug #19685
Arma 2 operation arrowhead minimize problem.
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I got a problem when im playing operation arrowhead, i join a server, i play on it for a while then suddenly the game minimizes and i can't open it again.
The game and the sound is still there but can't open the game so i have to restart it and a while after i joined the server the game minimizes again, so i can't really play the game when this happens all the time. I have tried to find the solution of the problem on other forums but without luck.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
- Due date set to 05/25/2011
- Category set to Game freezes
- Status changed from New to Feedback
- Priority changed from Urgent to Normal
Please try latest beta, which contains mainly stability fixes.
Regard this as a kind of "hotfix"; as soon you installed the beta, it will place a new shortcut into your ArmA 2 (OA) game directory, which you should use to launch the game with the beta patch. If you for some reason do not want to run the beta patch, you can always use your regular game shortcut.
The 79600 beta patch is currently fully MP compatible.
If it happens again with the beta patch, please upload crash dump files, if available (they might not be, if the game doesn't crash fully). Thanks.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
Also make sure you got the game patched up to version 1.59 first.
Updated by snakeprix about 6 years ago
Hi again.
I have downloaded the beta patch and tried to connect to the same server but i still got the same problem.
I can't upload any crash dump files either since the game doesn't crash fully.
When the game minimizes its still there, it doesnt go away, its just that i cant open the game once it has minimized.
Updated by Fireball about 6 years ago
Please attach your RPT file, or paste the error at the end.
Updated by snakeprix about 6 years ago
- File arma2_rpt_file.txt added
Hi again.
Sorry for late reply, i have played some arma 2 lately because of the problem. And now the problem is happening with arma 2 too.
here is my RPT file from arma 2:
Updated by Fireball almost 6 years ago
- Due date changed from 05/25/2011 to 08/12/2011
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Can you try with a new player profile?
SetFace error: class CfgFaces.Default.CHN_WOMFACE1 not found
Error: Error during SetFace - class CfgFaces.Default.CHN_WOMFACE1 not found
Sounds like it cannot find your face texture.
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Just in time for the celebrations, everyone's favorite kiddie CD company is out with a compilation of little ones' most requested party songs of all time. Available on May 6, you can expect to find kid-friendly versions of "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)," "Gangnam Style," "Party Rock," and more on Kidz Bop Party Pop ($15). Kidz Bop Party Pop $15 from amazon.com Buy Now ErgoBaby 4-Position Carrier Visit any new-mom group, and you're sure to see more than a handful of moms sporting their ErgoBaby carriers. Parents just love how comfortable they are for both parents and babies. Now the company is introducing the 4-Position Carrier ($160), giving parents more options for comfortably and ergonomically wearing their tots: on their front inward-facing, on their front outward-facing, on their hip, and on their back. In each position, the baby sits in a structured bucket seat that keeps their hips and spine in the optimum place, so everyone is as safe as can be. 4-Position Carrier $160 from amazon.com Buy Now Hatch Collection x Marysia Swim Collaboration We love the idea of one of our favorite maternity brands collaborating with one of our favorite swimsuit brands! The new capsule collection of Hatch by Marysia swimsuits launches on May 6, and it's nothing short of fabulous. Both the one-piece suit (pictured here) and the two-piece versions are designed to be worn before, during, and after pregnancy, and each will cost $248. But grab 'em while you can. It's a limited collection that's sure to sell out fast! Beech-Nut Baby Food One of the oldest baby food brands on the market, Beech-Nut just underwent a major makeover that should appeal to parents who need a break from making their own baby food. 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Again, I am so sorry (hakato) I didn't get yesterday's post up until just a minute ago. We spontaneously lost internet in Bamako... apparently this happens all the time. In Koutiala we lost power for a whole night.
Anyway, Mom - sorry skype cut you off. That was right when we lost the internet.
We are in Paris and will be for the next several hours. We are so ready to be home, but I think all of us are dreading the flight from Paris to Chicago. If anyone is awake, please pray for an empty flight and large, comfy seats! Oh and Fred had his wallet stolen in Bamako :( Please keep him in your thoughts too.
I caught a picture of the city gate on the way out of Bamako:
Not much to write I suppose. Oh, but I swear our flight attendants were all drunk on the way here from Africa... one pushed red wine, white wine, a heineken, and a shot of conaq at me (all free of course) but I politely declined. The whole time he was smiling, winking and nodding, haha. If the flight attendant thing doesn't work out, I think that guy could make a pretty decent living in the drug trade!
I'll end today with a few more african sayings.
He doesn't have enough salt in his sauce. (He's crazy)
Hali Nin dogo menna ji la a te sa ka ke bama ye - No matter how long a log sits in the water, it can't become a crocodile. (You can't change who you are, also by their own accord: no matter how long Randy and Marsha are in Africa, they'll never be African)
See you all state-side soon!
Adventure Audrey
Adventures in the life of... you guessed it... Audrey!
Monday, January 23, 2012
On the road again
I am so sorry I didn't post anything yesterday. I didn't mean to make anyone think that we'd died! I comepletely forgot until late at night. It takes so long to upload photos here I usually have to start that process hours before I actually write anything! So today you get a two day chronicle.
We have only a few hours left here in Africa. I am sad to see our time end, but am excited to be back in the arms of friends and family. What an adventure we've had!
Saturday we drove to Bamako from Koutiala.
At our first military stop along the way we were pulled to the side. Usually, being pulled over means we would need to get out our papers and prove our legitimacy. The guy pulls us over, and in Bambara tells Randy "Give me a tent. It is cold and the mosquitoes are bothering me, so give me a tent." Randy said "I don't have a tent, I am not a visitor here, I live in Niena." It was so funny, the officer replied: "How am I supposed to get a tent all the way here from Niena?!" Uh, you're not dude. That's the point... Randy and Marsha said in their 30+ years in Africa, they've never been pulled over by an officer demanding a tent.
|The guest house in Koutiala. It doesn't look this dungeonesque in the daylight.
|This is a field of gourd-like veggies.
|The Malians use the gourds as bowls!
When we got to Segou, we stopped by the Mud Dye place to check out their process. The story goes that one day a hunter went out and shot an animal. He killed it and the animal fell into the mud as it was dying. The hunter tossed the animal over his shoulder to carry it home. When he arrived there his wife washed his clothes and the mud came off, but where the mud had been on his clothing was a black stain that never came off. Thus, the invention of mud dye! These people stain the cotton (made from cotton grown here in Africa) with leaves from various trees. Then they paint on it with the mud and when they rinse it, the black stays!
In the villages, mothers use mud dye to teach their children the symbols of life... I bought a piece that shows them if anyone is ever interested in checking them out.
|This guy is painting with mud... he's using a toothbrush as a paintbrush!
|Rinsing the stain.
|This is the yellow dye. They make it from the leaves of a local tree.
After the mud dye, we went into an artisant and did some shopping... man, what a haggling nightmare. The people are relentless and all of them have "best price" I got fed up with one of them and said "The best price is FREE!" He yelled back, "Its free, its free, just come look!" Randy did all of our haggling for us and according to him, I got the best prices :)
|The Niger river, at the end of the artisant. I think that donkey cart is having some issues.
After lunch we were back on the road for a few more hours to Bamako.
AYYYYEBENGAAAA!!!!These rocks remind me of Lion King and that song goes through my head every time I see them.
Tomatoes anyone?Pam - Ty said this is what your pickup looks like on the way to the stands :)
|A decent attempt at a license plate!
For dinner we tried a place called SFC... Check out the picture below and see if any of the menu items look familiar... Just so you know, it is nothing like KFC or McDonalds (aka MAC Donalds for those of you who don't speak proper english)...
This was our first and only Malian "Fast Food" trip and it was quite unique. We went in, ordered, and all of a sudden one of the guys behind the counter jumped on his moto. After about 15mins he was back... from the market, with the ingredients to make our food! They had one flame to cook over and made everything out of the same skillet. It took about 2 hours for our food to be finished. When we walked there it was daylight, when we left it was pitch black. We got home only to discover that the chicken was raw on the inside! It was quite a unique dining experience!
We all lived through the SFC disaster and made it to church this morning!
|Grateful for your church building yet?
|How about now?
They pack 300 people into this church every Sunday. We couldn't move! You are kindof forced to dance with the crowd otherwise everyone bumps you!
Praise and worship among the African people was outstanding. It was interesting to me that each person had their own rythm. Not like our services where everyone tries to clap to the same beat. I don't think I saw a single person clapping or moving to the same tune, but all together it made beautiful music. (I have videos if anyone wants to see them. I'll try to upload them when I'm back in the states with better internet)
In services the men, women and children all sit separately. After praise and worship, the kids left for Sunday school and the preacher started his sermon. It was ironic and almost comical how similar the message was. It made me laugh because the pastor preached on being on time for services and how important being there for the beginning praise offerings was... a message I have heard more than a few times from Pastor Mark... He even touched on the fact that some people only come for Easter and Christmas!
We were so blessed to be a part of their worship and got to stand up and introduce ourselves as newbies. Actually, the girl sitting next to me was new to that church as well. I was glad to have been able to shake her hand and welcome her (as much as I could not knowing the language).
On our way home, we saw people flying kites. Funny that we pay for them, and this one was working perfectly, homemade from a garbage bag and some sticks...
Hope all is well back home. Pray for our safe travels! I may or may not write from Paris... we'll see how it goes.
Friday, January 20, 2012
CMA Women's Hospital / Bethel Bible College
Mr. (or Mrs., I'm not sure which) sheep had to die today. An African guy killed it with a dull kitchen/steak knife! I have never watched something bleed out only to eat it several hours later. It was the weirdest thing.
We traveled to Bethel Bible College, just up the road today. The people of Christ Community Church have blessed Bethel in so many ways, allowing them to build a water tower, improve their solar power, garden, and helped them with their radio station/tower among other things such as new roofing on some of their buildings, etc.
We took a tour, tried to play dodgeball with the kids, got to broadcast over the radio, and watched women work.
|It was a baaahh-d day for this guy.
|Church building at Bethel. Marsha said the MKs used to use it as a roller rink back before it became the chapel.
|Water tower at Bethel.
|Washing dishes!
|This pole is super heavy and she heaves it down into the corn to knock off the sheath.
|Then she pours it down into another bowl and lets the wind carry the outside parts away.
|Just chilling in the bowl
|Radio station
|Solar panels
|Daniel Coulibaly
|Maternity ward named after Daniel's first wife.
After Bethel we went to the hospital. They are moving into the two new buildings today so it was pretty hectic.
|Baby and Mom at the hospital
|If you gave money for mosquito nets or beds last year, here is your donation in action!
|The OR. This woman was losing her fingers today. Look at that bedside manner!
|And I don't think I've put up a pic of these yet... like razor wire over your walls, but broken glass bottles instead to keep people out. They're decorative and functional!
|Building 1 (see story below)
|Building 2: They are just starting to work from this building today.
|Building 3: Also starting work from this building today.
We headed to the lab so a few guys could give blood. I found out I'm B+, who would've guessed it! Ha I didn't give blood, too afraid I would get sick or pass out and Nicole wasn't feeling well so she headed home. (Keep her in your thoughts!)
|Dale graciously giving!
Before our current pastor started at our chuch and while we had no lead pastor, the church elders had come to Mali. They saw the hospital and felt a calling from God to raise money for it. The elders told the people running the hospital that in one year they would be back with one million dollars for the hospital. The hospital leaders nodded and smiled but didn't believe that a church from Omaha, Nebraska (a po-dunk, nobody town), could possibly raise that much money in such a short amount of time.
Well, several months into our church's commitment, we'd only raised about 30k. We hired Mark Ashton, a pastor from Chicago who, by his own accord and that of the elders was unqualified for the job, but everyone felt God's push to hire him as our lead pastor. The OBGYN explained to me that everyone at the hospital here in Mali thought that the new pastor would let the elders continue to raise the money and keep himself out of it since it wasn't really his project. However, Mark took on the project as his own.
During a sermon at CCC, Mark preached on the talents, a story told in Matthew and Luke where a master leaves and proportions his wealth among his servents and asks them to be good stewards of it. Some of the servents multiply it, another buries it in the ground, etc. Its a great parable if you haven't read it. Anyway, Mark preaches on the talents and takes CCC's 30k that they'd raised, splitting it up into envelopes of 20, 100, 200 dollars and so on. At the end of the sermon he calls the people up who are interested in helping the church multiply the funds that they'd raised thus far. Hundreds, maybe thousands of people went up as Mark passed out envelopes with varied amounts of money, not knowing how much was in each envelope or who got what... no way to track what a person received.
The people of our church responded in amazing ways, taking their envelopes and doing great things with the money inside, multiplying it over the summer. What God given courage to entrust the people of CCC with ALL of the money they had. At the end of the summer the congregation came back, pockets full, and supplied the church with the money that had been multiplied. It turned out that the money raised, along with a couple of large donations was enough to provide the church with the million dollars we'd promised to build these buildings. What an amazing gift, only God could have provided. What great faith by our church's leaders to follow God's path.
Now if I missed a few parts of that story, I'm sorry. It was retold to me by the man who runs the women's hospital here. The people of Koutiala are so grateful to the people of Christ Community. Every one of them is full of gratitude for our church and is excited to tell us about it the minute they find out where we're from. I just wanted to be able to try to retell the story and I hope I did it justice.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Today we drove out to Kouri (cooli), only about an hour away and on nice roads this time. Randy said that that in all of his thirty years in Mali, that was the worst road he had to drive on.
Again we had a hot day... but we are in Africa so what else would we expect?! We vaccinated 2,728 cattle and 82 donkeys today!!!!!!!! We are all so so tired its unreal. I have never been so filthy, so hot, so cut up and bruised or so sore in my life but I am SO happy too.
The first thing I did today was walk up, grab a cow by the horns and take all of the skin off of my elbow... those mud chutes were a little easier on the skin! (today's was cement)
My biggest battle was the teenage kids getting in my way. I'm pretty sure that I would've been arrested in the states for pushing kids like I did today.
Lunch was such a production. They brought out all the tricks with separate rice, peanut butter sauce and grilled sheep and veggies. They even served it on little tables with tablecloths and gave us our own bowls to eat out of and spoons!!! They treated us like royalty, it was awesome! Oh and the village chief had a cat which is strange because they usually don't keep pets... its name was Moose.
No gifted sheep today though. I think the fantastic lunch was gift enough!
|We had a photographer out today... I don't know how to spell her name but it sounds like Eeween, she is from the Netherlands.
|Headresses common among the men.
|I completely sweated my face off, but the Malians were cold! Beanies and jackets!
|The pastor during his sermon... I think his name was Mark?
|Gearing up!
|Don't they look excited?
Today we had a cow try to jump the bar at the end of the chute and flip itself onto its head. Ty jumped in and flipped her over and pulled her our by her feet. I was positive that she broke her neck, but she got up, a little wobbly at first and took off. Pretty scary and none of the local people knew what to do!
|Want to see a Malian run? Pretend to shoot him with a 16g needle!
New joke among us missionaries: I was grabbing a bandage for a guy today and asked Nicole to take it over to him... she asked me what the guy looked like, I responded uh... the he was the black guy over there. Ha.
|Thats Dale going after a cow.
|Our 'family' and a couple of rouge africans. I'd tell you who everyone is, but I doubt you'd care :)
|We were so filthy, I took off my bandaid and realized how dirty I was!
|I'm off to bed. Stayed up way too late tonight! Good night!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Ee Nee Sogama/Ee Nee Che/Fan Biey/Ca va/Hello!
I keep laughing because we were given some words to learn in Bombara, but we've been traveling to villages that only speak Mianca so I keep having to learn new ways to say hello/how are you!
Today we drove to Torosso... we hit three birds on the highway, got lost 2 or 3 times in the brush, drove right through the middle of someone's yard/stable/awning/village, and got the van stuck once... so not a bad start to the day.
We vaccinated 800 cattle today. Again a slow day. People brought cows from 3-4 villages and some took awhile to get there. We started using the injectable which was interesting. We had a few bulls try to jump the chute and had one break off the last few feet of it... thats the problem with mud chutes :)
The set up was quite a bit better today though, the chute was long, they filled it and emptied it properly without confusion and the chute was off of the corner of the pen which made getting cattle in it a lot easier.
No pastor out for a message today. Marcel gave prayer and we were informed us that they already had 70 christians in this village!
Today was WAY hotter than yesterday, in the upper 90's. We all burned pretty bad despite the fact that we all put on sunscreed and wore hats.
|This is Marcel, a local pastor. Today we were in his home village. They have a saying in africa when you're visiting your home village that you're going home to taste the breast milk. I don't really get it, but thats just what they say.
- The little chicken in my stomach is crying (I'm hungry)
- An empty sack cannot stand (Also means I'm hungry)
- Spilt milk cannot be picked up (Don't dwell on the past)
I'm sure I'll think of others.
Oh, I almost forgot that Marcel has tribal markings on his face. Apparently these are illegal now, but they are cut into his skin on either side and make him look like he was attacked by a tiger or an angry wife. I cant believe that they used to do that to people.
|SOOOOO many africans are wearing Obama shirts... its hilarious. They don't even know who he is and Randy boos them.
|Nicole is in the left corner of this pic holding a bottle of pour on vaccine. Ty is doing an injection and Fred is next to him holding the cow. Oh! Abel is next to Fred. He is the local veterinarian.
|That's right people, I can hold a bull and inject it at the same time! Too bad I have to pretty much jump up and balance on the chute walls. Some days short people just can't win.
|On a break for a little sling shot competition. Randy is in the blue with the white hat. He and his wife have lived here in Mali for 30+ years.
|We traveled to the chief's village for lunch. This is how they cook it, in a big pot over a fire.
|The village chief and his two wives.
|The bathroom... this one is VERY clean, and is only for #1
|The candy was a big hit... thanks mom for sending it. They were a bunch of stinkers... they'd stick one hand out and then pocket the candy and act like they hadn't gotten any!
|This was cute, ring pop put on the finger and all.
|Apparently these women hadn't seen a picture of themselves either. Nicole showed them one and they were SO excited. If you want an aprehensive african to soften up toward you, take their picture and let them see it... you'll be best friends.
|This baby is two years old... no wonder she's not getting very big... it doesn't look like a whole bunch of food is coming out of that thing!
|Got another gifted sheep today! Its going to be a big dinner on Friday!
|This makes me think real hard about the last time I proclaimed that I "needed" new shoes.
|I know what you're thinking... Audrey, where did you get such a sexy outfit? Or dang, you should use that face more often. Let me just tell you, I know how amazing this looks and I wish you were here to see it in action.
|A first hand look at the madness of the chute filling. This was after the bull took off the last foot or two. And once again their method of moving cattle was to beat them with sticks until they bled.
I'm going to try to update yesterday's post here in a bit with some better commentary. I remember things that I want to put on the blog as we're driving or eating or whatevering and I can't seem to get them to come to mind when I sit down at my computer! But I digress... hope all is well back home!
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Adventure awaits kids and families in the new Lewis and Clark National Historical Park!
From sandy shores to hike-friendly headlands, we're all about hands-on history. Follow in the footsteps of the Corps of Discovery as you hike one of our many trails; check out and touch the fun exhibits at our visitor centers; call on our friendly and helpful staff to make this a memorable visit.
Here are some best bets for our visitors who are young - and young at heart!
See the "Sammy the Salmon Confronts Change" story.
The "Sammy the Salmon Confronts Change" story tells the story of how Sammy the Salmon might be affected by climate change in the Pacific Northwest. Based on various scientific reports, it shows how Sammy struggles to survive through warmer streams, less food, and increased predation, but offers hope through children who take the Salmon Pledge and chose to live more sustainably.
You can see Sammy's story here.
Step into the Fort Clatsop replica at Fort Clatsop and you'll get a real sense of what the Corps of Discovery experienced more than 200 years ago. It looks, smells and feels pretty much the same. In peak visitor season, rangers in buckskins, offer demonstrations such as muzzle loading and shooting, hide tanning and candle making. They're patient, friendly and used to lots of questions about the Corps. Check out the historic canoe landing at the site and consider adding a short walk on one of the nearby trails. If it starts to rain, take a break inside the Visitor Center, which features excellent films, bookstore with children's books and games and other displays. Don't forget to ask to become a Junior Ranger! The activity book is free and loads of fun.
You might consider adding to your Lewis and Clark adventure at the Astoria Column, high atop Astoria. From this Astoria park, you can view the entire Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. Check out the Columbia River, 4 miles wide, and the Washington sites of Dismal Nitch, Station Camp, Fort Columbia and the river's mouth, bounded by Cape Disappointment to the north and Fort Stevens on Oregon's side. To the southwest, you will see Tillamook Head, part of Ecola State Park. The big mountain shaped like a saddle and visible to the south is Saddle Mountain and is the tallest peak in Clatsop County. Clatsop and Chinook Indians as well as other tribes recounted that the first people emerged from the spirit world from Saddle Mountain.
Most kids love to climb the 164 steps to the top of the Astoria Column, which was built in 1926 and has art depicating local history from 1790's to the 1890's. Before your youngsters set foot on the first step, outfit them with a balsa wood glider from the nearby Column gift shop.
Perched on a cliff 200 feet above the mouth of the Columbia River, the recently remodeled Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center tells the story of the Corps of Discovery's journey from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean. It's a wonderful stop for families, with interactive, child-friendly exhibits that let children try to pack a canoe without tipping it, follow a treasure hunt and check out what the Corps had for its inaugural meal (hint: it was served on china) to what it ate during the rainy winter at Fort Clatsop (roots and sometimes dog figured into the menu.)


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Philip Morris Sues Over Australian Plans To Ban Logos From Cigarette Packets [Headlines]
Australian government plans to replace tobacco companies' branding with grisly images of the consequences of smoking.
The tobacco giant Philip Morris has launched legal action against the Australian government over the country's plans to strip company logos from cigarette packages and replace them with grisly images of cancerous mouths, sickly children and bulging, blinded eyes.
The government believes the rules will make the packages less attractive to smokers and turn Australia into the world's toughest country on tobacco advertising. Several cigarette makers have threatened lawsuits, arguing the move illegally diminishes the value of their trademarks. Philip Morris is the first to file a claim for compensation.
"We would anticipate that the compensation would amount to billions," said a Philip Morris spokeswoman, Anne Edwards.
The legislation, which will be introduced to parliament in July, would ban cigarette makers from printing their logos, promotional text or colourful images on packs. Brand names would instead be printed in small type and feature large health warnings and gruesome, full-colour images of the consequences of smoking. The law would be phased in over six months, starting in January 2012.
Hong Kong-based Philip Morris Asia Limited, which owns the Australian affiliate Philip Morris Limited, filed a notice of claim on Monday arguing the legislation violates a bilateral investment treaty between Australia and Hong Kong.
The tobacco company says the treaty protects companies' property, including intellectual property such as trademarks. The plain packaging would severely diminish the value of the company's trademark, Edwards said.
"Our brands are really one of the absolute key valuable assets that we have as a company. It's what helps us compete, it's what enables us to distinguish our products," she said. "This move … would essentially amount to confiscation of our brand in Australia."
The government denied the proposal breaks any laws and said it would not back down.
"Our government is determined to take every step we can to reduce the harm by tobacco," the health minister, Nicola Roxon, said. "We won't be deterred by tobacco companies making threats or taking legal action."
The Australian prime minister, Julia Gillard, also brushed off Philip Morris's threats. "We are not going to be intimidated by big tobacco's tactics," she told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
The legal notice filed on Monday opens a three-month period of negotiation between the two sides. Philip Morris said if a "satisfactory outcome" was not achieved by the end of the three months, it would seek arbitration.


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Despite their name, stink bugs are actually one of the most delectable of insects. Here they add a unique favor to a traditional paté.
1/3 pound roasted stink bugs
10 chicken livers
4 cloves garlic
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Oregano, to taste
Marjoram, to taste
Powdered bouillon, to taste
Olive oil, to taste
Place the chicken livers in a saucepan with the garlic, onion, salt, and enough water to cover. Bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes.
Remove the chicken livers and place in a blender or food processor, reserving the broth. Add the roasted stink bugs and about 1/4 cup of the reserved broth and pureé, adding more broth as needed, until mixture is smooth and reaches a spreadable consistency. Add spices and oil to taste. Place in a wooden bowl and serve with crusty french bread.
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The Stark County YMCA is seeking donations to the Strong Kids Campaign in order to help fund program assistance for those who can't afford to pay.
More than 1,000 kids have received financial assistance since the YMCA's opening, so they could enjoy swimming lessons, sports, and youth programs. Also, 500 children have been able to attend childcare and several boys and girls are able to participate in summer day camp and Camp Tippecanoe with the help.
"No child or adult is ever turned away for their inability to pay," says David YMCA Executive Director, Jean Campbell.
During this season known for giving, a donation to the Strong Kids Campaign is one way to help.
"One in five Jackson Local School students receive free or assisted lunch each day, so we know there is a financial need out there," said Campbell.
Any donation is accepted and all contributions are tax deductible. The David YMCA also offers a payment schedule for donations.
For more information, contact the David YMCA at 330-830-6275. The YMCA is located at 7389 Caritas Circle N.W., Massillon.


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Wherefore Art Thou, Diogenes?
Proverbs 20:6
Many claim to have unfailing love,
but a faithful person who can find?
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Jesus is a faithful person
from eternity past
to conception
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to grave
to eternity future.
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.
Hebrews 13:8
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Two Graded Stakes Mares Added to F-T Sale
Two more graded stakes-winning mares have been added to the horses of racing age session of the Fasig-Tipton sale in Lexington July 15.
Two more graded stakes-winning mares have been added to the horses of racing age session of the Fasig-Tipton sale in Lexington July 15.
While Aubby K improved to 2-for-2 as a 4-year-old by securing the first grade I win of her career in her previous start, nine other fillies and mares will test her in the Chicago Handicap (gr. III) June 29 at Arlington.
Trainers comment on the offspring of Speightstown they have raced. Read the full feature in the Jan. 12, 2013, issue of The Blood-Horse. view slideshow
Madame Giry registered her fifth consecutive victory when she motored down the center of the Keeneland turf course to prevail by 2 1/2 lengths in the $100,000 Buffalo Trace Franklin County Stakes Oct. 12.
Inspired will try for her sixth stakes win this season when she faces other top female turf sprinters in the Buffalo Trace Franklin County Stakes on Oct. 12 at Keeneland.
Favored Ben's Cat surged from third in the final furlong to nip Chamberlain Bridge by a head, winning the $350,000 Turf Monster Handicap (gr. IIIT) for the second year in a row Sept. 3 over soft going at Parx Racing.
Veteran turf sprinters Ben's Cat and Chamberlain Bridge, who have combined to win the past three renewals of the Turf Monster Handicap (gr. IIIT), head the field for this year's $350,000 race Sept. 3 at Parx Racing.
Odds-on choice Roxy Gap, patiently ridden by Patrick Husbands, was a commanding winner of the $179,029 Hendrie Stakes (Can-II) at Woodbine May 19.
Roxy Gap, a gritty winner of the Whimsical Stakes (Can-III) at Woodbine last month, attempts to make it two in a row in the $150,000 Hendrie Stakes (Can-II) May 19.
Recent claimer Atlantic Hurricane likely wrapped up a Sovereign Award as Canada's leading female sprinter when she romped to a five-length victory in the $162,312 Bessarabian Stakes (Can-III) Oct. 20 at Woodbine.
Shipping in from California for trainer A. C. Avila, Great Hot used a ground-saving trip under Chantal Sutherland and edged Groupie Doll by a head in a thrilling edition of the Lexus Raven Run (gr. II) Oct. 22 at Keeneland.
Jason, Ian and Evan Ciannello from Brisnet.com handicap the Raven Run Stakes at Keeneland this week. watch video
Dawn and Ike Thrash's Wild About Marie pulled a 12-1 upset in the Keeneland feature Oct. 14, coming from off the pace to take the $100,000 Buffalo Trace Franklin County Stakes by two lengths.
The hot start to the Keeneland fall meet continued for Ken and Sarah Ramsey, as their homebred filly Holiday for Kitten held off Musical Romance by a nose to win the $200,000 Thoroughbred Club of America (gr. II) Oct. 8.
Two weeks after demolishing a field of optional claimers, Craig Singer's homebred filly Salty Strike became a graded stakes winner, as she returned to Churchill Downs June 4 to take the Dogwood (gr. III) by 3 3/4 lengths.
Of the eight entrants drawn for the $100,000 Aristides Stakes (gr. III), not only do all of them have one-turn wins at Churchill Downs, but six of them have stakes wins over the track.
Sassy Image, upset winner of the Humana Distaff (gr. I) for the owner-trainer brother duo of Jerry Romans and Dale Romans, headlines a field of 10 fillies and mares entered in the $100,000 Winning Colors (gr. III).
Turbulent Descent, a winner of a pair of grade I races in California, ships into Lexington to lead a field of six in the $150,000 Beaumont (gr. II) April 17 at Keeneland.
The Factor, Bandbox, and more horses from weekend racing. View Slideshow
If she wasn't the favorite for the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) before, Kathmanblu certainly made a strong case on Feb. 19, as she came from off the pace to win her third consecutive stakes in the $147,000 Rachel Alexandra (gr. III)
On Feb. 19, Kathmanblu will take a major step toward the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) when topping a field seven 3-year-old fillies in the $150,000 Rachel Alexandra Stakes (gr. III) at Fair Grounds.
View events from the past week, including It Tiz! View Slideshow
After finishing second to Gourmet Dinner in the $1 million Delta Downs Jackpot (gr. III), Decisive Moment returned to Louisiana to score a resounding victory in the $250,000 Jean Lafitte Stakes on Jan. 14.
Just For Fun Stable's Decisive Moment and Prime Equestrian S.A.R.L.'s Flash Mash could be the respective favorites for the Jean Lafitte Stakes and My Trust Cat Stakes Jan. 14 at Delta Downs.
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That nest is huge! Lovely pictures of your flowers. Have a great day,ReplyDelete
Wasps nests are pretty impressive. Love the photo of the wasp hovering over the hellebores!ReplyDelete
Wow i have never seen a wasp nest the animal kingdon is amazing when you think about it. Lovely flowers lets hope Spring is really here its been lovely sunshine for the past few days ;-) dee xReplyDelete
Such beautiful images here, and I the pic of the green house holding all that summer promise :DReplyDelete
What wonderful pictures of spring, I have been driving past branches of catkins all week and have wanted to get my camera out to take a photo.ReplyDelete
I love scented pelargoniums too that one you have is such a pretty delicate pink. I shall have to look out for it.
Lovely pictures ,you have inspired me to get out in my garden .i love pottering about especially on a nice sunny day xxReplyDelete
I'm drooling over your greenhouse. So many pots to keep watered! It looks so beautiful where you live xReplyDelete
WE had wasps in my husbands shed..Fred sprayed them with DEGEARSERReplyDelete
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Dead as doornails in one split second.. So Fred keeps the can of the degeaser handy, just in case they return..
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l cant even spell... DEGREASER.. Sorry..ReplyDelete
Loving your Spring pics cheered me up on a miserable rainy day.ReplyDelete
Very impressed with your lovely collection in the greenhouse - is it heated overwinter - my geraniums look as though they have all died.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi, yes we do have a little fan heater that keeps it just above freezing. It would probably be cheaper to buy new ones each year but I do love taking cuttings in the spring!Delete


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Students' vacation extended for three months
Students' vacation extended for three months
Classes were suspended for 10 days to control the hostile situation that erupted on Yaum-i-Ashura.
A Kabul University student was killed and 28 others injured in violent clashes triggered by an attempt by Shiite students to flagellate themselves at the main mosque on the campus during the celebration. Clashes broke out as Sunni students tried to stop their Shiite counterparts from self-flagellation inside the mosque.
On 24th November, the ministry decided to suspend classes for 10 days in Kabul University, Kabul Polytechnic University, Kabul Medical University and Martyr Prof. Rabbani Education University.
Mohammad Azim Noorbakhsh, the ministry's spokesman said that the decision was taken to ensure no untoward incidents take place in the universities.
We were expecting to start exams on 30th November, but now exams would be delayed to February 2013.
We decided to expand the vacation period to three months so students from other provinces, especially girls could safely return to Kabul for their exams, said Noorbakhsh.
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[quote:deermeat2112:MV8xNDUyMTcyXzIzOTcyNjI1X0M2RTIyODk1] Last night I saw two large ships, they looked like to E's put together and stretched out to about 1/2 mile. The ship had three distinct levels with space in between the bottom and the top. I saw the first one way up in the sky not moving, but just appearing as a large blackish ship. It surprised me, and I hit my girl on the shoulder to show her, to look up that is. She saw it start to slowly light up as we were watching it. It came on like how a building lights up. Soon after that, she pointed to the rear above me, and there was another one, only this one had already finished lighting up fully, and was shockingly familiar in sight, not very scary looking at all. A huge building is what it looked like, but this one was only about 300 feet above us. HUGE.. We sprinted next door, the low one was on the move, slowly and dead silent. It was heading straight for our area. We went to the neighbors and stormed in just as, out of the corner of my eye, I spotted a black tube looking thing right about to touch down on the far side of their house. Not one, but two of these tube things reached the ground and I felt the house suddenly rattle and shake. At this point I figure we are had. I got us all in a group just as the front door slammed open. I knew we were had then. I about shit my pants when they didn't look like green men, or freakishly gray, or even monstrous. They were the same as US. They spoke with an Icelandic type of accent and were wearing a pleasant looking light black uniform that had gray stripes down one side of the pants. They said we had to go. Spoke in a rushed tone, and I felt the sense of urgency that he had as well. We all left, but, the women went to the left tube, and we, the men went to the right tube. I suddenly felt panic as my GF and I were separated, and I thought that was odd. The tube the girls group went into started to rise up in sections like a telescope. I woke up then, smoked a cig. and thought about the dream. There you have it, hope it helps. Sorry so long. [/quote]
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I thought I would start this thread since there seems to be a lot of people here that are also having dreams and visions.
It really seems as if we are living in the last days....there are signs all around us:
wierd signs with the sun
bizarre weather
strange strains of viruses
WWIII on the horizon
New World Order
have I forgotten anything??
Remember what the Word says?
'In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams
Acts 2:17
Well, this really seems to be happening. It is really cool, but also very sobering.
Why would we be getting these dreams, visions and words? To sound the alarm for ourselves, our loved ones and whoever else will listen. These are warnings and wake up calls.
SO, the purpose of this thread
is for people to report all that they are seeing and hearing from GOD. That can definately include any
that has meant something to you! (EDIT: Share from a Christian perspective, please)
I'll start by giving the dream I had 2 nights ago that really, really shook me up:
I was with a bunch of people in the woods and we were indoors in a lodge-type building. We knew there was some danger, but it seemed far off and nothing to worry about. However, there was one person who was concerned and said he would be the watchman outside while we slept. No one was concerned.
Right away it was the next day. I went outside to see the watchman and he seemed very alarmed. He had a geiger counter and showed it to me. It was in the danger range. I couldn't believe what I was seeing and thought it might be a false reading. Therefore, he gave it to me and I started testing all over the place. When I went inside the lodge it registered normal, when I went anywhere outside it registed in the yellow/orange danger zone.
The next thing I saw in the distance marching down a hill was an army of cloaked/hooded entities. I say 'entities' because you could not see any faces and they sort of floated down the path. There was a sense of real evil with them and I quickly ran inside where I felt safe. Then I woke up.
The 'entities' looked like the 'grim reaper' and my first sense about them was they were angels of death.
P.S. I want this thread to be open to discussion and any questions that I can possibly answer!! Peace!
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Description: These plastic LED holders have a slick chrome finish and make it possible to panel-mount your indicator lights for a clean look. These LED holders accept a 5mm LED and mount into an 11/32" diameter hole.
Radio Shack used to sell a plastic version of this with the LED installed and the limiting resistor as well. Pretty easy to mount an LED in a project. Anything like that here ?
Any 3mm Chrome? or is the 5mm standard for holders?
Just for reference, this does work with the Sparkfun Mini Photocell. Works great as a laser break-beam sensor (enclosure blocks out external light very well).
it'd be great if you could make one of these for a RGB LED, because one of the parts only has two holes for an led.
Great price! I've used these before and they are a nice indicator that's easy to install (just drill a hole in your enclosure). However they are not good for outdoor use as they tend to collect water in the concave holder and let it drip into your enclosure. It would be nice to see outdoor rated LED indicators in the < $2 range.
In order to weatherise: a) fill the translucent cup/plug with silicone and insert the LED before it dries, then trim the excess b) thoroughly smear the outside of the cup/plug with silicone and insert it into the chromed piece before the silicone dries c) stop by your friendly neighbourhood hardware store and pick up a rubber or neoprene washer and install it between the nylon nut and the panel
I also recommend checking out oznium.com. It's a site that has a great selection of specialty LEDs and related products not found here at SparkFun. It's focused mainly on automotive applications but nearly everything could be used elsewhere, although some things are prewired for 12V. There are a number of modules which are waterproof out of the box.
These are awesome, but they stick out a bit too far from any panel. Any chance of getting a recessed version that is very low profile? Would make an awesome mount for indicators on a flight-panel.
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It was pretty much assumed for about a week and it was made official on Thursday: Norv Turner is the Browns' offensive coordinator. Turner teams up again with new head coach Rob Chudzinski, who served as Turner's tight ends coach and assistant head coach with the Chargers from 2009-10.
"Norv has been one of the most respected offensive coaches in the NFL over the last 25 to 30 years, and he has had a tremendous amount of success at each one of his stops -- as a position coach, coordinator and head coach," Chudzinski said in a statement. "I was able to learn a great deal in the time that I worked with him in San Diego, and I expect that having him as our offensive coordinator will make a big impact on that side of the ball."
Turner is expected to handle the play-calling duties.
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Chudzinski is known for his down-the-field offensive philosophy, which is nice for quarterback Brandon Weeden , but Turner likes to lean on a singular running back. Trent Richardson played 702 snaps as a rookie, ninth-most among all RBs. And that's despite the fact that Richardson missed one game and played the second half of the season with multiple broken ribs. His sophomore year should see absolutely no drop in workload.


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1. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!831365 Jan 14, 2011 8:20 PM (in response to Tanvir-OC)Here is what i do on my servers.
For example lets assume on the global you installed the zones in /zones. So your zonepath is /zones/zonename1/
So what i do is i have netbackups running on the global and then i backup each zone from there , for example lets say i want to backup /etc on the zone named zone1
I would have netbackups on global setup to backup
Please let me know if this helps at all.
2. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!840373 Feb 16, 2011 8:30 PM (in response to 831365)I agree with running from the global zone. The added benefit is that if you backup the root of all zonepaths, then when you add any new non-global within that path, the new server will be automatically backed up.
We had been installing the client on each server both global and non-global in the past. On our non-global zones, /usr is not writeable but /opt is. We would symlink /usr/openv to /opt/openv from the global and then remotely install the client software from the backup master via
"/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/install_client_files ssh <client>"
3. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!Nik Feb 16, 2011 11:10 PM (in response to Tanvir-OC)Hi. Small additional. In local zone can be installed only client, not media server.
4. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!abrante Feb 17, 2011 9:55 AM (in response to Nik)We run our backup client in each local zone, simply because it does some application-based backup which can't really be controlled from the global zone, and because we run in a cluster environment, so the zones move about..
5. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!CyberNinja Apr 15, 2011 6:02 PM (in response to Tanvir-OC)Hi,
Where I work we run Netbackup 6.5.5 and we installed all the clients on the non-global zones as well as the global zones. Now one thing to mention we use full root zones where I work. We also have 2 media servers running in non-global zones.
Let me know if you need more info.
Edited by: user13107262 on Apr 15, 2011 2:02 PM
6. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!CyberNinja Apr 15, 2011 6:05 PM (in response to CyberNinja)Oh one more thing if you use full root zones you install NetBackup just like you would on a global zone.
7. Re: Netbackup with Solaris non-global zone!883402 Sep 6, 2011 11:11 AM (in response to CyberNinja)If you want to take only system level backup it is recommended to run netbackup client from global-zone as this will enable you to restore all the data from backup ( that of zonepath) and start the zone.
If you have to application level backup, then go for backup client in non-global zone as application (like SAP and Oracle) can't be backed up from global zone.
For sparse root zone link /usr/openv to /opt/openv and install netbackup client.
For whole root zones install netbackup client in the same procedure as you follow in global zone.