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The creation of the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument
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The designation of the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument in August 2016 marked the culmination of many years of work by advocates for a new national park in Maine. In this program, you will learn how Lucas St. Clair, President of Elliotsville Plantation, and supporters argued that the new monument would not only preserve 87,563 acres of valuable wilderness, but would also being economic opportunities through eco-tourism & federal investment.
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No rivets or nails were used in the construction of Yueyang Tower, which is a complete wood... read more
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Yueyang Pavilion is located in Yueyang City, Hunan Province, China. It next to Dongting Lake... read more
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No rivets or nails were used in the construction of Yueyang Tower, which is a complete wood structure, simple and unique. In the middle of the tower, four nanmu pillars run all the way to the roof, with twelve round-timber pillars propping up the second...More
Yueyang Pavilion is located in Yueyang City, Hunan Province, China. It next to Dongting Lake, Junshan and Yangtze River, it is one of Jiangnan four famous pavilion. There is historical and there is Chinese style building. There are many local food around here, you can...More
A very old attraction worth seeing if your in Yueyang. A quite and peaceful place, set on the banks of Dongting Lake you can explore the old buildings and water structures and take in some real Chinese history. Climb the stairs to the top in...More
Located on the shore of Dongting Lake, this is a 3-storey 15m high rectangular building entirely of wood construction in classical Chinese architecture. Its 4 pillars of 'Nanmu' wood support the entire pavilion while 12 pillars of catalpa wood support its 1st storey with another...More
Yueyang Lou is directly located at the north eastern lakefront of the Dongting Lake. 1800 years ago a military structure, today Yueyang Lou is peacefully surrounded by the picturesque Chinese garden style Yueyang Park, which features bronze models of other "Lou"-type buildings from different historical...More
I did a day trip to the tower from Changsha and it was one of the most pleasant surprises of my trip. The Pavilion itself is a little small but it's in a very lovely garden area with a decent amount of things to see....More
Just 30min by high speed train from Changsha and abt. 20min by taxi and you reach the yue yang park with its famous tower, which is originally almost 1000years old. Entrance fee is 80rmb. The park is located next to the lake, being the largest...More
The area around the tower was beautiful. The gardens and pathways were well maintained and easy to walk around. The tower itself was busy but we were able to get inside and walk around with no problem.
Yueyang Lo is a must for tourists to Yueyang but the entrance fee of RMB 80 per person is bit expensive since there is no additional ancient relics or structure to see inside the compound . There is no English comment available in the tower....More
I visited this beautiful area this time last year, on a sunny day with blue sky. Yes it really was blue. There is a car park with a tourist alley one side for all your souvenirs and somewhere to eat. Good food, and no hard...More


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Mini Update
If you haven't been following on Google+, I've updated both the Flying Saucer and Demon Clock mini paper models. They have been re-drawn with cleaner, smoother graphics, and the cut/fold lines are clearly defined.
As an added bonus, I've re-structured all of the donation prices in the Donation Center to give you a bit more bang for your buck. I know that the economy is tough on everyone's pocket.


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Nathan oversees all creative work and is the client's primary contact. His background combines branding experience and visual communications for both print and digital media. His work is influenced by an interest in expressive and experimental design – providing clients with unique project solutions. Nathan is an adjunct faculty member at George Washington University's Corcoran College of the Arts and Design where he teaches Junior Design Studio in the BFA program.
Our success over the years has come not only from project-by-project experience, but also from our commitment to developing lasting relationships with our clients. Nh.d's network of trusted and experienced creatives allow us to offer full-service capabilities. Through our creative and technical resources, we are able to provide unique design concepts for our clients.
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Setting up your DasVPS GRE Tunnel is extremely easy and only requires a few commands.
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Grrrrr. This hurricane in new york is really messing things up for me. I had a doctors appt today. And no public transportation after 7pm. My goodness
Jayla I tell dh (dear husband) if people were to judge my parenting/feeding my kids based on how they scavenge for food they would truly believe I starve my girls! Lol
Just show the kids the fridge immediately if the power goes out... Eat up all the food before it goes bad ;)
Agreed! Stupid storm. I live in NJ. My baby shower is a week from today, next Sunday. The pottery place where we are having it is in a downtown that was flooded so bad during Irene that it was a river on the street. I will be so sad if my baby shower gets messed up :(
I have beer and dry snacks...lol
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olivia '99...rocco'10...^i^ Sloane, my angel baby
We have lots of vodka. Haha so at least SO (significant other) can have a drink. I may cave and have some wine. My BHs are really bad today.
i went out and bought lots of snacks. my son's school was already closed tomorrow due to teacher grading or something i'm hoping i somehow get out of work tomorrow but i doubt it
Ugh hopefully that's all you have to worry about I'm on the Jersey Shore and our house is on a lagoon. The cop just drove down our road announcing a mandatory evacuation. They declared our area a disaster zone. It was really har to load all our stuff and pack our pictures and heirlooms. I cried packing up our boys room and all the little NB clothes :( let's hope for the best as we head inland
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I was packing my bag, going to travel a long way by bus. I checked the "to take" list and was almost satisfied, but I forgot about food. There would be planed rare stops at cafes and petrol stations of course. What if I want to eat before? I was too worried with clothes and food was out of my mind. I wanted to have some homemade food in my bag, that is, not only chocolate bars or chips.What kind of dish could that be? I needed something compact and more nutritious than sandwiches. On this blog I was so lucky! I found a wonderful recipe. Most ingredients were my favorite. For example, I prefer to have lavash instead of bread and I love almost all sorts of cheese.
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- 1 piece of lavash
- 8 ounces - cream cheese (room temperature)
- 1 pound - roast beef (very thinly sliced)
- 3 teaspoons - ready horseradish sauce
- 1 clove of minced garlic
- 1\2- 3\4 cup - red onion (very thinly sliced)
- Tabasco sauce to your taste
- 1/4 teaspoon -black pepper
- 2 cups - fresh small spinach leaves (washed and dried)
- 1/4 pound (or to taste) - sliced cheddar cheese
- Wet two clean towels (that you use in kitchen) and squeeze the water out well. Put lavash between these towels. Leave it for about 1/2 hour. It will moisten the lavash; it will become pliable and ready to be filled in and rolled.
- Mix following ingredients: cream cheese, garlic, horseradish, hot sauce and black pepper. Stir well
- Spread the cheese mixture on the whole lavash. Now put a layer of spinach, red onion, cheddar and roast beef but 3 inches with no filling. Roll it tightly. Cover and wrap up the rolled lavash in one of the kitchen towels. Put in the fridge for several hours. After that slice and serve.
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I am a bit behind, but I hope to include several video clips of the attractive and warm-hearted couple's Australian tour here. This is the first one:
Kate has a great sense of style and wore a stunning bright yellow dress for the occasion. Someone in a position to know told me that she really is a lovely person!
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Wisconsin Voter ID Law Unconstitutional
In the first significant legal test of the state's restrictive voter ID law, Dane County Circuit Court Judge David Flanagan called it the "single most restrictive voter eligibility law" and in violation of the state's Constitution.
Judge Flanagan pointed to studies finding that there were more than 200,000 Wisconsin residents who lacked a state-issued photo ID but were otherwise eligible to vote. The new law requires those who lack government photo ID to spend money to obtain the necessary documents, like birth certificates, and Flanagan ruled that such a requirement was unnecessarily burdensome to the elderly and disabled.
Furthermore, the ID requirement fell disproportionately on elderly people, people of color and the poor whit very little evidence to back up the purported state interest of policing voters to prevent fraudulent voting or voter impersonation.
This is a crucial decision for several reasons. First, the voter ID law will not be in effect for the state's upcoming presidential primary and recall elections. Second, the Wisconsin Constitution explicitly grants the right to vote to all residents 18 or older and places no restrictions on exercising that right. Judge Flanagan's ruling frames the issue in terms of voter eligibility requirements and holds there is no way to square the inflexible nature of voter ID requirements with the state's express voting rights.
Finally, several states have passed or are trying to pass copycat versions of voter ID and a strong, definitive ruling based on state law is helpful given the difficult federal precedent voter ID opponents have to contend with.
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Broadcast Pioneers member Allan Kalish started his broadcasting career in 1954 at WCAU Radio & TV doing sales.
Kalish was Chairman of AC Publishers, Inc., who published two magazines: Seven Arts, Philadelphias monthly arts and culture review and Business Philadelphia, the regions monthly business magazine.
He was also Chairman of Penn Publishers, Inc., the organization, which publishes the Official Visitors Guide for the Philadelphia Convention and Business Bureau. Penn is also an independent contract publisher of specialized magazines.
Allan was the owner of Kalish & Associates, consultants to marketing management and to advertising agencies.
He was the founder and former President and CEO of Kalish & Rice, Inc., a full service advertising agency whose clients included Strawbridge & Clothier, Philadelphia Electric, Philadelphia Gas Works, Wawa, Pep Boys, Clover Stores, Silo, First Pennsylvania Bank, Armstrong World Industries, Terminex, Trump Castle Casino and many others. He also served a term as President of the Philadelphia Advertising Club.
He has served as a board member of the Police Athletic League, the American Music Theater Festival, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Sports Congress. Kalish was a member of Mayor Rendells Commission for the Homeless and board member of Center City District (the organization responsible for cleaning up Center City and for the Make It a Night promotions).
Kalish is currently chairman of Trichys (pronounced try-cuss). The company produces extranet services for advertising agencies.
The service is a like an "online filing cabinet," where agencies can update creative work, media budgets, positioning strategies and other work while communicating changes with clients.
Trichys was founded in 2002 and is based in Conshohocken. It got its name from a prehistoric porcupine. The company has 58 clients, about 90 percent are advertising agencies. Local clients include Lorel Advertising, Panzano Partners, Diccicco Battista Communications, the Brownstein Group and Neff and Associates.
Allan S. Kalish was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame in 1994.
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Grenache is in the midst of a renaissance in California,
My husband and I spent our first year of marriage
The year 2014 not only beckoned all things local, organic and sustainable, it begged for transparency in our food supply. From growing concerns about
In artisanal bakeries from Brooklyn to Seattle, the bread counters are piled high with lovely loaves, from the hardiest Scandinavian ryes to French country
Dear Surgeon General,
We need your help, Vivek Murthy. You're now our nation's top doctor and we need you. Sugar is a problem. We love
On a Sunday night in May, Scott Wright arrived at his Carlton, Ore., winery to find flames shooting from the roof and smoke billowing
Chicken tikka masala -- a fairly delectable concoction of tomatoes, cream, fenugreek and grilled, boneless chicken -- has become the poster child of stereotypical
In Belgium, beer is the beverage of choice, while mead, an ancient alcoholic drink, is virtually unknown. But a young Belgian beekeeper, Xavier Rennotte,


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We are excited to announce that we have contracted Verne Busby and Bella Totino to develop a series of designs which will be executed and installed by a professional mosaic glass and tile fabricator along the three piers of the underpass.
"The Ogden Glenmore interchange panels draw their inspiration from the site's past, present, and future transportation and transit methods over the past century." -Verne and Bella
Glenmore Trail is one of the most important arteries in the city, which turns into provincial highways both east (Highway 56) and west (Highway 8) of the city limits. This is a significant location with high levels of vehicular traffic, connecting the city's industrial area with residential communities to the North and West of the site. To support the need for increased mobility capacity at this location, a diamond interchange is being constructed over Glenmore Trail at Ogden Road S.E.


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New studies reveal that Nynas' tyre oils are not only better for the environment, they can often also deliver improved performance
Though pressure for safer, eco-friendly tyres is mounting on tyre companies due to tightening regulations as well as strong demand from consumers, fuel efficiency will continue to be at the heart of any breakthrough in the tyre industry. However, making a tyre that balances all the main parameters – fuel efficiency, lower rolling resistance and better grip – is perhaps the biggest challenge for any tyre company.
According to specialty naphthenic oils and bitumen products manufacturer Nynas, an optimal, balanced performance of tyrescan be achieved through the right materials in the rubber formulation.
"Currently the focus of the global tyre industry is on producing tyres that are both safer and more fuel-efficient," says Dr Markus Hoffman, Technical Manager, Tyres/CMI, Nynas. "At the same time, Government regulations are limiting the amount of polyaromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) in the raw materials due to health concerns."
Eco-friendly products
Though the content of oil in tyres compared to other ingredients is lower, the impact of it on the environment could be profound. Traditionally, Distilled Aromatic Extracts (DAE) have been used as a plasticiser to optimise the interaction between the raw materials. But new regulations are now making it mandatory to use low PAH alternatives, mainly heavy naphthenic and Naphthenic Black Oil (NBO), Treated Distillate Aromatic Extract (TDAE), Residual Aromatic Extracts (RAE) and Mildly Extracted Solvates (MES).
A few studies have already shown that the rubber compound made with NBO oil Nytex 4700 as the primary plasticiser has a lower rolling resistance compared with TDAE, RAE and DAE. Nynas has also investigated in greater depth how process and extender oils affect the rubber formulations. They compared their Nytex 4700 with four other commercially available process oils of varying viscosity: DAE, TDAE, TDAE, RAE and MES. The study evaluated each process oil in silica-filled rubber formulation, where performance was assessed in terms of properties such as tensile strength, tear strength, abrasion loss, wet grip and rolling resistance.
The Nynas study concludes that all five oils were fully compatible with SBR polymers. However, the Nynas product produced better results in all tests than DAE oil in terms of mechanical properties. "This means that low PAH oil is not only better for the environment, it can also often deliver improved performance," adds Dr Hoffmann.
Lower rolling resistance
A rubber compound formulated with Nytex 4700 demonstrated a rolling resistance that was 25% lower than a compound formulated with DAE oil and 16% lower than a compound formulated with RAE oil. It also displayed the fastest cure rate, the best tensile strength and elongation at break, the highest tear strength and the lowest abrasion loss.
Nynas is the first international oil company to now have local storage in India for its range of safe oils. "We want to support our existing customers and improve our service and logistics capabilities while continuing to support new customer's foray into safe oils. The response to Naphthenic safe oils has been very encouraging in recent times and the local availability of our range of safe oils will make it easier for companies to make the transition to using safe oils across their product categories especially passenger car, SUV and two-wheeler tyres where the drive for change is emerging from the automobile OEMs through the consumer," says Arjun Lad, General Manager, Nynas India.


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Unlike most foods, the history of scones may never be traced to one specific land. The Dutch, Scottish, and English have all claimed to be the original home of this pastry. Let's call a tru... Read more
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Monday, Rawleigh Williams announced he will retire from football after recent injury during spring practice.
The junior running back for the Arkansas Razorbacks tweeted the surprise announcement, alongside a written statement on the University's sports page.
"For the 15th time this spring I suited up," wrote Williams. "I prayed in my locker and took the field by double-taping my chest twice before pointing to the sky."
Williams recalled the last touchdown he scored during the final Spring practice.
"An outside zone run to the left side. I've run that play literally hundreds of times in my college career. Maybe more. This outside zone run to the left would be my last."
He said while the hit looked normal on tape, it scared him, as he recalled his serious neck injury back in 2015.
"Any little thing can trigger it. I also saw the reaction of my mom and my sister. That broke my heart. I can't do this anymore. I want to be able to walk," wrote Williams.
Williams said he is one of the lucky ones, as he has dodged "a bullet" twice now.
"I'm moving onto the next chapter of my life. It's tough to not be able to play football anymore because I've been playing since I was four years old. It wasn't something I wanted to do or planned on having to do so early. I've prayed, listened to my doctors, my parents and my gut."
He went on to thank his fans and said that he knows God has a plan for his life.
"As a head coach you always remember the first meeting you have with all your recruits and how that first impression is made," said Bret Bielema, the head football coach of the Arkansas Razorbacks. "Rawleigh handled his recruiting with maturity and class and that followed into his playing career."
Williams was one of the more popular players among fans and teammates. Quarterback Austin Allen said Williams was the guy everyone dreams of playing with.
"Rawleigh is a guy that every team in college football wishes they could have on their team," said Austin. He's hardworking, unselfish, determined and an all-around great teammate. When your best player is also the one who treats others with respect, is the hardest working, and one of the best in the classroom, you know that guy is special. That will be Rawleigh's lasting legacy with this program."


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Bits 'n' Pieces!
A school rejected an 800 dollar donation from an adult store, on the basis that it falls into the same 'questionable' category as alcohol and tobacco companies. What I wonder: Would Barnes & Noble be rejected for their Playboys and erotica books? How about the Cable TV company that carries Pay-per-view porn? Or a lingerie store? Sad: Without the $800, the fundraiser was unsuccessful in buying the new climbing wall for the school.
Women are behind the porn cameras, and other behind-the-scenes areas, turning pornography into a woman-controlled, feminist, medium.
Time reflects on porn's place in society -- it goes into quite a bit of detail (5 'pages' online), nothing overly new or shocking, but it's a nice summary on pornography during porno chic.
The GoDaddy Superbowl Babe did naughty videos, and you can watch it at Wrestling-News.com. Go quasi-porn! Downside: her boobies aren't as great as you think.
UNH's Feminist Action League is quite busy -- causing trouble by excluding a man from an event & breaking rules about using the venue, and then backing the rights of a woman regarding sexual comments about her in another school paper, and finally demanding the restoration of a violence-against-women class that had been cut for funding reasons.
Sex work in New York is a dangerous thing -- thanks to uncaring police and violent johns, according to a new report by the Urban Justice Center (see full report). The reason women turn to prostitution? Making ends meet.
Earlier sexual maturity leads to STD immunity, according to a new study. Don't take it the wrong way, though: it's not earlier sexual activity -- that doesn't help. Girls who started period earlier, had higher estrogen levels earlier, were less likely to have infections despite sexual activity.
This news-story illustration is too cute, even though the article is just run-of-the-mill Have The Sex Talk info.
Bath house and sex club patrons are being sex smart, using more protection and acting more responsible, thanks to education programs. Go sex-ed!
Nancy Sinatra talks about being Frank's daughter, what boots mean to her, and how to sing 'like a 16-year-old who screwed truck drivers'.
Being too tired for sexis a major complaint for Americans, according to a poll. A third of those who don't get a good night's sleep say it affects their sex life, as opposed to 8% of good sleepers.
A frat is suspended for filming a porn, supervised by Shane's World. It's a run-of-the-mill story -- but why does the news website add, "One Chico State student died and another nearly died at two other fraternities during initiation rituals this year." In my opinion, filming porn is much better for safety and morale than hazing. Go porn!
"In the midst of a rise in gay activism and the coverage media gives it, Watchman Media launches its ""Gay Is Not Normal Campaign" in USA." The movement plans to "warn all those snared by the falsehood of homosexual happiness." This offensive message brought to you by the magic of free online press release services.


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All the best: 'I love to chat to regulars and try cocktail recipes'
Nathaniel McAuley, the 27-year-old bartender, was one of the three winners of the prestigious Hennessey Connoisseur Challenge last year, as well as being named Bar Person of the Year at the Hospitality Ulster Pub of the Year Awards. He works in Muriel's and lives in Belfast.
My best moment
When I won the Hennessey Challenge last year the three of us were sent to Cognac in France for training. We stayed at the Chateau de Bagnolet which is where Richard Hennessey lived with his wife and where we stayed up drinking some very fine Cognac. We were only there for three days, but it felt like weeks because we had such an enjoyable time.
My best song
Suzanne by Leonard Cohen. I'm a poet too - I have a master's degree in creative writing. I remember being very young and getting this song free in one of those CDs they used to give away with the newspapers. There was one line in that song: "As she feeds you tea and oranges that come all the way from China." When I heard that I knew I would spend my whole life trying to write a line as good as that.
My best way to relax
I actually do love making cocktails. I love quiet evenings in Muriel's where I work because I can chat to the regulars and try out different recipes. When I'm not working I head to Madden's Bar with my guitar for the live session there and a pint of stout.
My best advice
Breathe. Or at least take a breath. It's been given to me by lots of different people in lots of different situations. I think my mother first gave it to me though. I tend to rush and panic things and try to get stuff done too quickly.
My best job
I had a teaching residency in Maryland in the States a couple years ago working with teenage kids which I really loved.
My best movie
Gangs of New York is a favourite. I love historical fiction and the way writers can create a story from titbits of historical knowledge. I also love Daniel Day-Lewis and Liam Neeson so to have both of them in the same film is an added plus.
My best gift
A priest friend gave me a set of old rosary beads. We used to work together and it was a really nice gift.
My best achievement
Winning the Hennessey Connoisseur Challenge last year was fantastic. I won the Hospitality Ulster award just after that so it was an amazing couple of months. I didn't know what to do with myself.
My best book
The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. I read it in France when I rented a house with some other writers for a few weeks. It was a really sad story about one man's struggle and it's stayed with me ever since then.
My best buy
My best buy was when a couple of years ago when I bought a thing called a bandura in Ukraine - it's their national instrument and it's 52-stringed harp. It's very old and I imagine someone could play it if they were able. I had a go but now it hangs in my house.
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For my birthday this year my sweetie made me these beautiful Rocky Road Brownies. It's not that I have anything against birthday cake, it's just that I really love brownies. If I could only have one dessert for the rest of my life, it probably would be brownies (as long as they're home made that is). This recipe is from The All American Cookie Book by Nancy Baggett and they're a little fancier than regular brownies, but still easy to make. I've enjoyed many recipes from this book, and this brownie has joined the list of desserts I'd repeat. I plan to make them myself well before my next birthday!
Rocky Road Brownies
Author: BakeNQuilt.com
Recipe type: Dessert
Prep time:
Cook time:
Total time:
Serves: 16
Deep chocolate brownies topped with more chocolate, mini marshmallows and almonds.
- 6 Tbsp. unsalted butter, cut into chunks
- 2½ oz. bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
- 2 oz. unsweetened chocolate, coarsely chopped
- ⅔ cup sugar
- ⅔ cup all-purpose unbleached flour
- ¼ tsp. baking soda
- ¼ tsp. salt
- 2 large eggs plus 1 large egg yolk
- 2 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1 cup bittersweet chocolate chips (optional)
- 1 cup chopped walnuts or pecans
- 1⅓ cups mini marshmallows
- ¾ cup semisweet mini chocolate chips
- Preheat the oven to 350°F. Lightly grease a 9 inch square baking pan or coat with nonstick spray. Line the pan with aluminum foil, allowing the edges of the foil to overhang. Grease the foil or coat with nonstick spray.
- In a medium, microwave safe bowl, microwave the butter and chocolate on 100% power for 1 minutes. Stir well. Continue microwaving on 50% power, stirring at 30 second intervals. Stop microwaving before the chocolates completely melt and let the residual heat finish melting the chocolate. Stir the sugar into the chocolate mixture until well blended. Let cool to warm.
- In a small bowl, stir togther the flour, baking soda and salt and set aside. Beat the eggs and egg yolk, one at a time, into the chocolate mixture. Add the vanilla, stirring until the mixture is completely smooth and shiny. Stir in the flour mixture until evenly incorporated. Stir in the bittersweet chocolate chips. Pour the batter into the prepared pan, spreading to the edges.
- Bake in the middle of the oven for 10-12 minutes, or until almost firm when pressed in the center. Immediately remove the pan from the oven and reduce the oven temperature to 325°F.
- Sprinkle first the nuts, then the marshmallows, then the mini chocolate chips evenly over the top of the brownie. Bake for 8-9 minutes more, or until the marshmallows are just lightly tinged with brown and toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean except for the bottom ¼ inch which should still look moist. Be careful not to overbake. Transfer the pan to a wire rack and let stand until completely cool. Refrigerate until well chilled.
- Using the overhanging foil, transfer the brownie out of the pan to a cutting board. Peel off and discard the foil and cut the brownie into 16 squares.


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Cultural Studies paper by Tötösy de Zepetnek, Steven (all papers)
About the Problematics of (E)migration in the Work of Kertész and Márai
In his paper "About the Problematics of (E)migration in the Work of Kertész and Márai" Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek discusses the underlying ideological perspectives of emigration and its corollary aspects in the work of Imre Kertész and Sándor Márai. Since the demise of communism in Central and East Europe in 1989, Márai's works experience remarkable interest not only in Hungary proper but in Europe and the Anglophone world owing to the translation of his works. Márai wrote with nostalgia about the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and its multi-ethnic history and in several of his novels described post-World War II Hungary under Soviet and communist rule. Although he can be considered a proponent of bourgois society, he did not subscribe to the anti-Semitic worldview of his contemporaries whether in Hungary or among other exile Hungarian authors. Kertész, the first and only Hungarian Nobel laureate in literature expresses in his work the horrors of both fascist and communist rule. In his later works he deals extensively with the recurrence of anti-Semitism and anti-Other in conemporary Hungarian society and culture. Both authors' works are also relevant to questions of identity, home, and emigration and it is this aspect Tötösy de Zepetnek explores in his paper.
Brief Professional Bio:
Author's profile: Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek http://docs.lib.purdue.edu/clcweblibrary/totosycv taught comparative literature at the University of Alberta and comparative media and communication studies at the University of Halle-Wittenberg, as well as at various universities in the U.S. and Asia. In addition to numerous articles he has published three dozen single-authored books and collected volumes in various fields of the humanities and social sciences, most recently the collected volumes Comparative Hungarian Cultural Studies (with Louise O. Vasvári, 2011), Mapping the World, Culture, and Border-crossing (with I-Chun Wang, 2010); Perspectives on Identity, Migration, and Displacement (with I-Chun Wang and Hsiao-Yu Sun, 2009), and Comparative Central European Holocaust Studies (with Louise O. Vasvári, 2009). Tötösy de Zepetnek's work has also been published in Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Mahrati, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish translation. He resides in Boston.


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The 143-year-old Central Fire Station requires a safety overhaul to the top portion of what used to be known as its "hose tower."
The question now is how to pay for it.
The 143-year-old Central Fire Station requires a safety overhaul to the top portion of what used to be known as its "hose tower."
The question now is how to pay for it.
"The money's the problem," said Wayne Walkden, Taunton's building department superintendent.
Walkden, in January, presented the City Council with a public-building condition report listing city properties that warrant serious structural repairs.
"There are many buildings that demand attention," he said.
Included on that list is Central Fire's old hose tower — the top portion of which has deteriorated to the point that the entrance door is locked and posted with a hand-drawn sign that reads "Danger Do Not Enter."
Once the door opens it becomes apparent just how badly the wood and timber within the tower have deteriorated with age.
Walkden and TFD deputy chief Michael Sylvia will come before the council's committee on public property tonight, to discuss the particulars of removing the wooden upper end of the protruding structure.
The issue is particularly important to the TFD because of four antennas mounted on top.
Two of the antennae, in the event of fire or smoke, are designed to relay radio signals from so-called radio boxes installed in more than 450 buildings throughout the city.
The other two provide communication between fire engines and School Street's Central Station, which also happens to be the oldest operating fire station in the country.
Lt. Kevin Farrar, Central Station's communications officer, said he fully understands Walkden's concern.
But he also said it's been five months since he was informed that something would have to be done with the tower, and he still isn't clear exactly what it is the city intends to do.
Farrar says that if and when repairs commence, the antennae will by necessity be removed. During the interim, he said, the department will pay a company to rent other antenna equipment to operate off-site.
"We already have two quotes," Farrar said.
He adds that if the building department decides to remove the top of the tower and then cap it, another elevated site would have to be found for the TFD's four antennae.
Farrar said that won't be easy, considering the lack of above-ground poles and the cost of running cable in-ground.
Walkden said he simply can't rush in and begin what he describes as a "selective demolition." Because of the building's age and stature, he expects that he'll first have to consult with the state's historic commission.
Walkden said in addition to rotting timber, the roof near the tower has holes, allowing rain to seep in.
"It's all coming to head right now," he said of the situation.


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fordtrucks61-79-digest Thursday, April 9 1998 Volume 02 : Number 206
Ford Truck Enthusiasts - 1961-1979 Trucks Digest
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In this issue:
Re: Engine ID lost ["Gary, 78 BBB" ]
'64 F100 for sale [bobherringjuno.com]
Re: '64 F100 for sale [Ractrk002 ]
FW: RE: Aluminum Heads ["Hogan, Tom" ]
A few Dana 60 Questions [BDIJXS ]
FMS Rear Disc brake conversion... ["Sam Weatherby" ]
Re: A few Dana 60 Questions [james oxley ]
Re: converting to electronic ignition [DGholsM ]
Re: converting to electronic ignition [BlueOval77 ]
Tightening order & Torque [Jeff ]
Re: Deacons '76 ["Deacon" ]
RE: Still looking for trim!!!! [DC Beatty ]
ADMIN: EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Provider cost increases, missing digests and more [Ken Payne
Re: ADMIN: EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Provider cost increases, missing digests and more [Keith Srb
Re: A few Dana 60 Questions [danadebpacbell.net]
Re: Deacons '76 [danadebpacbell.net]
Re: converting to electronic ignition [Don Grossman ]
Re: Deacons '76 ["Deacon" ]
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 08:59:24 +0000
From: "Gary, 78 BBB"
Subject: Re: Engine ID lost
> From: Ractrk002
> Date: Tue, 7 Apr 1998 16:32:58 EDT
> Subject: Re: Engine ID lost
> 360's were used before 1970 I know a guy from school that has one, I
> belive it is a 69 also'. My 1969 F100 (late 69 August or September)
My brother had a 68 F-250, brand new and it came with a 360 FE
engine. I believe that may have been the first year since I've had
67 and 68 F-100's that still had 352's in them.
78 F-150, 2wd, 460, C-6, 235's
78 Bronco 351M, Np 435, Np 205, 33's
78 Lincoln Town Car, 460, C-6, 19.5' long!
- -- Gary --
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 11:40:24 EDT
From: bobherringjuno.com
Subject: '64 F100 for sale
Hello. I am new to this list and am not sure if this post is off-topic or
If so, please let me know.
I have a 64 F100 short/wide that I bought for my son 7 or 8 years ago. It
came with a 292 and 3 on the column. The 292 is in a pile of parts in the
The rest is in fair shape.
I need to sell it and thought this list would be a good place to start.
Thanks, Bobby Herring
Waco, Texas
1972 F-100 400 C6(in progress)
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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 15:35:02 EDT
From: Ractrk002
Subject: Re: '64 F100 for sale
How much for the 64 F100?
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 13:09:56 -0700
From: "Hogan, Tom"
Subject: FW: RE: Aluminum Heads
I'm resending this because I believe it was lost in the mail.
> Keith,
> To repeat what I have heard/read:
> Aluminum is cheaper/easier to work with so aftermarket mfgs like it
> better. Aluminum also transfers heat faster than cast. This has
> advantages and disadvantages. The faster heat transfer helps prevent
> detonation and allows about .5 to 1 point higher static compression
> ratio -- good. The faster heat transfer also acts as a huge heat sink
> to suck heat out of the combustion chamber. This leads to less
> efficient transfer of power to the piston -- bad. The thought is that
> with the higher compression and better design, the power gains of the
> new head can offset the losses of the aluminum. These losses could
> also be real but negligable. Cast iron is said to reject heat better
> and keep it in the combustion chamber where it can work on the piston.
> Another thing about aluminum is electrolysis. When two dissimilar
> metals (iron block, aluminum heads) are used and heated as in an
> engine the electrolysis process can speed the rusting of the block and
> erosion of metal from the aluminum. This occurs with aluminum intake
> manifolds as well. This is mainly a problem if pure water is used as
> a coolant. Todays antifreezes have additives to prevent this.
> Again this is me regurgitating information I have read or heard. If I
> have made any blatant errors I'm sure I can count on the more
> knowledgable members to correct me for the good of the list.
> Tom H.
> ------------------------------
> Date: Fri, 03 Apr 1998 11:15:47 -0700
> From: Keith Srb
> Subject: Aluminum Heads
> Other then the oblivious savings in weight, are there any other
> advantages
> to using aluminum heads??
> Later
> Keith Srb herbienetvalue.net
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 16:31:32 EDT
From: BDIJXS
Subject: A few Dana 60 Questions
For those F-250 Dana 60 (rear axle) experts...
1) What size are the threads on the lug studs, 1/2", or 9/16"? If they are
9/16", can you replace them with 1/2"? (my front axle lugs are 1/2")
2) Are the spring perches and shock mounts the same from say, between 1967 and
1974 or later? Ox, I thought you might have said 77?
3) Are there various spindle/hub setups that are more desirable than others?
For example, isn't there a heavy-duty version (maybe Camper Special or F-350?)
with larger brake drums?
4) Are these spindles/hubs/backplates interchangeble between most of the full
floater housings?
5) I currently have a semi-floater Dana 60 (5 lug axles) and am hoping that
the E-brake cables will work with the new axle....anyone know what the chances
In short, I am beginning in earnest a search for a Dana 60 and want to know
what to look out for....
Thats all for now...
Colorado Jeff
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 14:10:32 -0700
From: "Sam Weatherby"
Subject: FMS Rear Disc brake conversion...
Looking on page 60 of the April '98 edition of Mustang and Fords I see there
is a new disc brake kit out.
It is made be Ford fits all truck and big car 8.8 and 9" rears.
It is the same setiup that is stock on the explorers...
In theory, it should be east to go to a salvage yard and find some pieces...
Any thoughts?
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 17:35:28 -0700
From: james oxley
Subject: Re: A few Dana 60 Questions
BDIJXS wrote:
> For those F-250 Dana 60 (rear axle) experts...
> 1) What size are the threads on the lug studs, 1/2", or 9/16"? If they are
> 9/16", can you replace them with 1/2"? (my front axle lugs are 1/2")
1/2 inch, but we just grabbed one from a 84 and it looked like 9/16.
First one I've seen with 9/16. Also didn't have 60 stamped in webbing,
but cover looked exactly like the one we scarfed the same day from a 77.
> 2) Are the spring perches and shock mounts the same from say, between 1967 and
> 1974 or later?
I heard 77.5 they changed spring pad (maybe springs too) width and perch
width. I got one from 77 marked 2/77 on door tag and it had 3" wide
springs, correct spring perch and correct shock mounts. Not sure about
pre-77, as I only owned a 69 breifly, my dad gave me and I traded it for
body parts for my 78.
> 3) Are there various spindle/hub setups that are more desirable than others?
Don't think so, but don't know for sure. I guess if drums are wider,
spindles must be longer.
> For example, isn't there a heavy-duty version (maybe Camper Special or F-350?)
> with larger brake drums?
Maybe this is what the 84 had. It was a 60, but seemed to be larger
with 3" drums and 9/16 studs. We thought it was a 70 or F-10.25, but diff
cover was the same as other 60's.
> 4) Are these spindles/hubs/backplates interchangeble between most of the full
> floater housings?
No, they are welded on.
>5) I currently have a semi-floater Dana 60 (5 lug axles) and am hoping
>the E-brake cables will work with the new axle....anyone know what the
>chances are?????
Just get cables with it. If you get it at U-pull-it yard, you can get
anything you want. These type yards are my favorite and the cheapest. We
get them to go into Bronc's, so we can't use E-cables, but you could.
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 18:06:05 EDT
From: DGholsM
Subject: Re: converting to electronic ignition
I'm a forklift Mechanic and I converted all of my company's older lifts with
the Petronix Brand because they were so reliable and I hadn't had any problems
with them and as soonas I saw an ad in Kar Krafters magazine I immediately
ordered a kit for my 71 F350. Simple and no problems.
77 Lincoln W/460
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 18:34:05 EDT
From: BlueOval77
Subject: Re: converting to electronic ignition
Hi. I missed the original letter, but saw this one. Just wanted to let you
know I have a '77 F-150 that I swapped a 351W into and then converted that to
elec. ign. w/a DUI (Davis Unified Ignition) dist. which I am more than pleased
In addition to matching the curve to your cam, they also will match it to the
weight of your truck and may require a few other misc. details. Good luck
w/your swap!
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 19:16:19 -0400
From: Jeff
Subject: Tightening order & Torque
Time to dip into the pool of knowledge. I've been told that there is a
specific sequence
that the bolts need to be removed/tightened on 240's and 300's. Could
someone please
tell me what that sequence is and what the torque values are? Thank you
all VERY much.
Sifu Jeff
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 16:51:37 -0700
From: "Deacon"
Subject: Re: Deacons '76
- -----Original Message-----
From: sdelanty
> How long has it been unregistered?
When I checked last Oct. it had been just over a year and they
wanted $350 + tax. This isn't all that much considering I got it $1200
and it blue books for $4000. What I wanted was a donor F250 for my '73,
what I got was an F372 (cab & frame as defined by a list member). When a
list member said it had a heavy duty frame I took a look at it and found
it to be a lot more frame than my '73 F100. This started me thinking of
keeping it as is, but the ever evolving "Smog check" laws changed my
The music world lost Drummer Cozy Powell who had played with Jeff
Beck, Black Sabbath, Rainbow and Whitesnake, in a car crash and Punk
rocker Wendy O. Williams of the Plasmatics commits suicide.
Give me my freedom for as long as I be.
All I ask of living is to have no chains on me,
and all I ask of dying is to go naturally.
If you ain't makin' waves, you ain't kickin' hard enough!
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 20:40:39 -0400
From: DC Beatty
Subject: RE: Still looking for trim!!!!
Trim is a tough one. I don't think anybody makes it aftermarket. I've nev=
even seen any offered. The only thing I, in my less than professional
opinion, could suggest is scrounge for good pieces in the yards or consul=
with a body shop about fixing the trim you have, that is if you have any.=
Best of luck,
Drew Beatty
1974 Maverick 302
you wrote>>
I am still looking for some side trim for a 66 F-100 long bed. I have
all the shops and suppliers known to man. If any has some for sale or any=
ideas, please help me, I just painted it this weekend.
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 23:04:40 -0400
From: Ken Payne
Subject: ADMIN: EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Provider cost increases, missing digests and more
It's very long but extremely important.
As many may have noticed, digests for several lists have been
"lost" over the last several weeks and yesterday, the 61-79 list
had 2 digests disappear into the bit bucket. Additionally, some
posts never made it to either list last night. Sorry, but they
aren't recoverable.
We emailed Esosoft (our list server provider) about this and got
this reply:
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The list service server had some problems with having over 200 zombie
processes running. Normal operation has about 2-3. This has been corrected.
However the list service server is always running high volume which means he
is quite busy. This is because there are some lists on this server where
each list is using about 20-25% of the total capacity of the whole server.
We have brought this to the attention of our management, but until they
make decision it will take its time.
However we see that such things happen quite often and therefore our
management decided that such kind of lists cannot cause problems for all
other lists on our servers. The only possibility to change this is the
change of our pricing structure. Those new things are planned to go
official around June, July....
I see you are currently having 5 lists with us. After the change your lists
will cost at least $50.00 per month. Charged will be according the messages
you send through our servers (number of subscribers X post).
After this date you really should consider switching to a VS type A. First
it will only cost $45.00 per month. Second your are running in your
complete own environment. This means no other customer on this server can
consume your resources. And there is no limit on the number of messages you
are going to send. Also you can create as much lists you want without any
extra cost. Of course you will be limited by the resources, however such a
server can handle around 30-40 lists without any problems.
If for example a 6,000 member mailing list posts to the server where you
are hosted you will notice he will slow down, but on your Virtual Server
such a thing can't happen....
You also have a $7 account with us. This means you can also put this
account onto your server. If you want we can also install our enhanced
Majordomo (includes a little setup program for mailing lists) to your
server which will cost a one-time $25.00 setup fee. Second your lists will
run under own domain name. You probably know the setup fee for a Virtual
Server is $50.00, however if you use our virtual hosting service, the setup
cost will be only $25.00.
Contact salesEsosoft.com for more information about our Virtual Server
Andrew Gordon
Esosoft Support
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What this means is our costs will more than double. Most likely
they will triple because some of the lists (61-79 and 80-96) are
high volume lists with many members. Current expenses are slightly
over $50/month and will go to $100-$150/month. We cannot justify
the increases. We are going to check into getting a virtual
server, either from Esosoft or another company. This will increase
our costs, but to a lesser extent than what Esosoft is proposing
with their list price increases.
In the meantime, until we find another solution, we're asking list
members to keep traffic down on the 80-96 and 61-79 lists by
not sending "I agree" and "me too" posts. Also, please trim
down long original messages when replying to them. Failure to
do this will only make things worse and cause more lost digests.
To offset costs, we're asking those that can, to buy one (or
more) of our static cling auto window stickers or the Restoration
Resources guide we sell. Info can be found at:
As always, we will not play favorites with those who buy something.
We will not charge for list services, if you're broke, don't
worry about it.
And more bad news....
Free Web Space Notice:
Sorry to tell everyone this after making the web space announcement
just a couple of days ago. We have been made aware that we cannot
allow others to access the web site unless we get a re seller account
with Dezines.com (our web provider). Naturally, this costs more.
Here's what Dezines Acceptable Use Policy States:
"16. Client is allowed to resell the storage and transfer services
provided by DeZines. Client agrees to handle and is responsible
for all third-party customer's content, support, set-up and
maintenance. DeZines agrees to Reseller pricing as described on
the Price and Terms Sheet, provided that client has at least one
other non-resold EXPERT Virtual account with DeZines. Client agrees
to having the necessary additional knowledge and skill level for
the reselling services provided. The Client's clients shall not
contact DeZines under any circumstances."
Although we are not reselling space, we are, in essence, providing
the same service as a reseller and could lose the account because
of it. The only solution to both this problem and the mailing list
problem is a virtual server. Finding another list provider is
out of the question as Esosoft is the cheapest in the industry.
We'll have to provide the lists and web space ourselves with a virtual
server. With this in mind, free web space has been put on hold
until we get a virtual server. Expect to see a transition in
2-3 weeks when we switch providers. We may be down for a day
or two but we hope to overlap services so this won't happen. The
good news is with a virtual server we'll be able to add more lists
without increasing costs on a per/list basis.
A move to a virtual server will happen ASAP. We're not waiting
around until the last minute. We had a feeling this was coming, no
one can afford to provide mailing list services for $5/list per
month and keep their systems from bogging down.
Your help would be appreciated as our startup costs (from a quick
glance on Yahoo.com) aren't going to be cheap. Most want a setup
fee plus several months prepaid.
Please do not send "donations." We're not a charity and we'd rather
have you buy stickers or books. If you send $10 (or more), remember
to specify whether you are buying one sticker for $10 or 3 for $3.33
We're in a jam and we hope to get out of it soon. We'll keep the
members updated as to our progress. Offers for free web hosting,
as has happened in the past, will most likely be declined. Our
mailing lists generate 10,000-20,000+ emails daily, the (very
popular) web site has transfers in excess of 4 gigabytes/month and
our disk usage is increasing each month. This is not a small site
and the burden is too much to pawn off on someone.
If you must reply to this email via the lists, trim it down to
the parts you're replying to. We'd prefer that you send comments
privately to kpaynemindspring.com in order to keep list activity
Ken and Peggy Payne
CoAdmins, Ford Truck Enthusiasts
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 20:15:53 -0700
From: Keith Srb
Subject: Re: ADMIN: EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! Provider cost increases, missing digests and more
At 11:04 PM 4/8/98 -0400, you wrote:
Ken and Peggy
Is this page up yet? I tried several time to bring it up in Netscape, with
no luck.
This whole situation BITES! BUMMER! Oh well such is life.
As soon as I can find something to buy from you guys I will. If nothing
else, I will buy one of the stickers for $50.00.
On a brighter note, I am going to try and get all of my Travel arrangements
to go to pigeon forge made tomorrow. :) :) :) YES!
I will try and get something bought from you in a day or two.
Thank you, BOTH OF YOU!, for doing all of this work, having all of these
worries and things so we can enjoy the web site and lists.
Chat with you later.
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 21:01:25 -0700
From: danadebpacbell.net
Subject: Re: A few Dana 60 Questions
BDIJXS wrote:
> For those F-250 Dana 60 (rear axle) experts...
> 1) What size are the threads on the lug studs, 1/2", or 9/16"? If they are
> 9/16", can you replace them with 1/2"? (my front axle lugs are 1/2")
don't know!
> 2) Are the spring perches and shock mounts the same from say, between 1967 and
> 1974 or later? Ox, I thought you might have said 77?
My understanding is that the 73 and up Dana 60 rear is wider from hub to hub
then the 72 and below.
> 3) Are there various spindle/hub setups that are more desirable than others?
> For example, isn't there a heavy-duty version (maybe Camper Special or F-350?)
> with larger brake drums?
Mid 69 there was a change don't know what it is. The 70 to 72 uses the same hub
for standard braking and HD braking the drum is different for the HD, maybe the
backing plate too.
> 4) Are these spindles/hubs/backplates interchangeble between most of the full
> floater housings?
Hard to say!
> 5) I currently have a semi-floater Dana 60 (5 lug axles) and am hoping that
> the E-brake cables will work with the new axle....anyone know what the chances
> are?????
Good luck
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 21:10:40 -0700
From: danadebpacbell.net
Subject: Re: Deacons '76
Deacon wrote:
> but the ever evolving "Smog check" laws changed my
> mind.
What are you saying? Are you getting rid of your '73 F352?
I thought you were exempt if it was 73 and older?
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1998 21:56:30 -0800
From: Don Grossman
Subject: Re: converting to electronic ignition
Hey Dana
I missed the Duraspark upgrade for the 292. Is it something Ford kept
a secret until the 70's? ;)
I want some more details. Not that I have an interest in the 292, just
wanted to know.
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Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 22:29:58 -0700
From: "Deacon"
Subject: Re: Deacons '76
>From Dana
>What are you saying? Are you getting rid of your '73 F352?
My '73 is an F100, my '76 is an F372 (F350 that came without a bed). I'm
keeping both, but I'm using the '76 as a donor for my '76.
>I thought you were exempt if it was 73 and older?
It is. That's why I'm using the '76 for the '73. I hate smog checks.
I've been burned too many times!
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"Israel has sinned, and they have also transgressed My covenant which I commanded them. And they have even taken some of the things under the ban and have both stolen and deceived. Moreover, they have also put them among their own things. "Therefore the sons of Israel cannot stand before their enemies; they turn their backs before their enemies, for they have become accursed. I will not be with you anymore unless you destroy the things under the ban from your midst… So Joshua arose early in the morning and brought Israel near by tribes, and the tribe of Judah was taken. He brought the family of Judah near, and he took the family of the Zerahites; and he brought the family of the Zerahites near man by man, and Zabdi was taken. He brought his household near man by man; and Achan, son of Carmi, son of Zabdi, son of Zerah, from the tribe of Judah, was taken. Then Joshua said to Achan, "My son, I implore you, give glory to the LORD, the God of Israel, and give praise to Him; and tell me now what you have done. Do not hide it from me." So Achan answered Joshua and said, "Truly, I have sinned against the LORD, the God of Israel, and this is what I did: when I saw among the spoil a beautiful mantle from Shinar and two hundred shekels of silver and a bar of gold fifty shekels in weight, then I coveted them and took them; and behold, they are concealed in the earth inside my tent with the silver underneath it."…Then Joshua and all Israel with him, took Achan the son of Zerah, the silver, the mantle, the bar of gold, his sons, his daughters, his oxen, his donkeys, his sheep, his tent and all that belonged to him; and they brought them up to the valley of Achor. Joshua said, "Why have you troubled us? The LORD will trouble you this day." And all Israel stoned them with stones; and they burned them with fire after they had stoned them with stones. They raised over him a great heap of stones that stands to this day, and the LORD turned from the fierceness of His anger. Therefore the name of that place has been called the valley of Achor to this day. Joshua 7:11-12, 16-21, 24-26
As we covered last week, Israel had just lost a battle at Ai. Ai was the place were Israel was defeated and soldiers died. What went wrong? Where was God in the battle? Joshua asked that same question as he lamented the defeat and mourned the loss.
The issue was that Israel had sinned, and there were still remnants of sin in the camp. One man's secret sin cost Israel the battle and the lives of 36 men. Achan's sin limited God's work on behalf of Israel, just as our sin limits God's ability to work in our lives.
In verse 11, God communicated His outrage over sin by the slow climatic build up using different terms for sin. He started with a general term: Israel has sinned. Next He used the term transgressed, meaning to violate or cross a line. Next God specifically named the sin and expanded on the sin: Israel had taken and stolen, and they had lied.
Not only had Israel transgressed, stolen, and lied, they also brought the banned items into the camp in a complete act of betrayal and idolatry. Through their actions, Israel communicated that the banned property was more important and more satisfying than God Himself. So God withdrew His presence in battle because He does not tolerate sin.
If you are feeling out of sync with Jesus, or it's hard to pray, or you have no desire to be with other believers, or you feel depressed or just generally angry, there may be some sin in your life that you have been avoiding. In Psalm 32, David wasted away physically because of his unrepentant sin. Sin leads to death, and repentance leads to life.
God's Response to Sin
1. God Hates Sin
Holiness – God's holiness means that He is separated from sin and devoted to seeking His own honor and glory. Sin robs God of His glory. In the Old Testament, we see this separation in the tabernacle. Within the tabernacle was the holy place where priests served God and sacrifices were made. A heavy veil separated the holy place from the most holy place, the holy of holies. Only the high priest, after offering sacrifices for cleansing, could enter the holy of holies. God is holy and He cannot coexist with sin. We also see the idea of God being holy and separate from sin:
Who may ascend into the hill of the LORD? And who may stand in His holy place? Psalm 24:3
God is the Holy One of Israel (Psalm 71:22; 78:41; 89:18). Throughout the Old Testament, we read descriptions of heaven where all the seraphim cry out, "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord God Almighty" (Isaiah 6:3). In the New Testament, we see that new covenant believers are to strive for holiness, and we are disciplined to share His holiness (Hebrews 12:14, Hebrews 12:10). In the new covenant, we are made holy positionally by Jesus. God looks at us and sees Jesus' holiness in us as we are hidden in Christ, but we are still to strive for sanctification.
Just as God separates Himself from sin, we are to separate ourselves from sin. Just as God hates sin, we are to hate sin. Most of us are complacent about sin – this comes from a lack of understanding about God's holiness. We don't grasp the seriousness and the nature of God when it comes to His holiness.
Therefore, having these promises, beloved, let us cleanse ourselves from all defilement of flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God; 2 Corinthians 7:1
and put on the new self, which in the likeness of God has been created in righteousness and holiness of the truth; Ephesians 4:24
For they disciplined us for a short time as seemed best to them, but He disciplines us for our good, so that we may share His holiness. Hebrews 12:10
Destructive nature of sin to His creation – Romans 8 tells us that all of creation groans, like childbirth, while waiting for redemption. Sin has brought pain into this world. Sin causes sickness and death, division, and selfishness to breed (1 Corinthians 11:29-30, 1 Corinthians 5:6).
God clearly tells us that the wages or results of sin is death. Our sin also places us in a position of discipline – God is in the process of making us more holy by disciplining us (Hebrews 12:11-13). God hates sin, and so should we. When He addressed the church at Ephesus, He commended them for hating sin: 'Yet this you do have, that you hate the deeds of the Nicolaitans, which I also hate (Revelation 2:6).
2. God deals radically with sin
As we talked about last week, Ananias and Sapphira lied in church, and they were put to death. The early church was young and vulnerable, and God protected the church from sin.
In 1 Corinthians 5, Paul speaks against immorality in the church and says to remove the believer who was living in sin. He reminds the Corinthians that a little bit of leaven can infect the whole loaf. In Numbers 16, we read about Korah's rebellion. Korah questioned God's commandments through Moses and raised up a rebellion. God responded by taking him out, along with all the others involved in the rebellion. The next day, the people rose up against Moses and blamed him for Korah's death. Once again, God acted on their sin and sent a plague which killed more than 14,000.
Jesus said that if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off:
"If your hand or your foot causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it from you; it is better for you to enter life crippled or lame, than to have two hands or two feet and be cast into the eternal fire. "If your eye causes you to stumble, pluck it out and throw it from you. It is better for you to enter life with one eye, than to have two eyes and be cast into the fiery hell. Matthew 18:8-9
Does Jesus really expect us to cut off our hands and feet, or to pluck out our eyes? What He means is that we should do whatever it takes to stay away from sin. Our offense to God is far greater than our indulgence to sin. That is why Paul told Timothy:
Now flee from youthful lusts and pursue righteousness, faith, love and peace, with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart. 2 Timothy 2:22
3. God gives us power over sin in Jesus
We are no longer slaves to sin, but to righteousness:
knowing this, that our old self was crucified with Him, in order that our body of sin might be done away with, so that we would no longer be slaves to sin;…Do you not know that when you present yourselves to someone as slaves for obedience, you are slaves of the one whom you obey, either of sin resulting in death, or of obedience resulting in righteousness? But thanks be to God that though you were slaves of sin, you became obedient from the heart to that form of teaching to which you were committed, and having been freed from sin, you became slaves of righteousness. Romans 6:6, 16-18
We are more than conquerors in Christ – We can defeat sin when we stop fighting the sin. To stop sinning, we don't face our sin and say we won't do it again; we turn around and face Jesus and pursue righteousness! If you want to pursue righteousness, pursue Jesus.
4. God calls us to repentance
God calls us to physically cut the sin out of our lives. Israel physically gathered around the sin in the camp and put it to death as they stoned Achan, his family, and all that he owned.
The stones in memorial were a monument to God's holiness and a reminder of the destructive nature of sin. What is our monument? We have the cross, where the perfect lamb of God sacrificed for our sins. The cross is a reminder that God demonstrated His love for us:
He who knew no sin became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God. That is why we take communion It is a reminder, a proclamation. 2 Corinthians 5:21
Our Response to Sin
Is there an area of your life where God is convicting you? It is time to put away the sinful things of the flesh: anger, jealousy, evil intent, lust, drunkenness, porn, stealing, lying, the disbelief of the past. Whatever it is, God is calling us to repentance, to put it away and cut it out. We can't experience the fullness of God when we are in sin.
"So circumcise your heart, and stiffen your neck no longer. Deuteronomy 10:16
"Moreover the LORD your God will circumcise your heart and the heart of your descendants, to love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul, so that you may live. Deuteronomy 30:6
"Circumcise yourselves to the LORD And remove the foreskins of your heart, Men of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem, Or else My wrath will go forth like fire And burn with none to quench it, Because of the evil of your deeds." Jeremiah 4:4
Circumcision was a physical symbol of God's people, and the act of circumcision represents being holy and set apart. Christ died on the cross so that righteousness would abound in our lives, and so that we can know that we're fully known and fully loved. In our sin, there is a beauty that is found in God's grace. He stands ready to forgive and restore, not because of who you are but because of who He is. This morning God is calling us to cut out our sins.


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2014, what a big year! I'm so thankful for everything I've experienced in 2014. Myanmar. I started the year on Inle Lake in Myanmar. My partner and I stayed at a villa at the ultra quiet and tranquil Inle Lake Resort. We drank cocktails while watching a stunning sunset (many more Myanmar photos here). The Big Pivot. I realized that I wanted to be back in tech and in a startup. I reflected on what worked for me and what didn't in the past, what I wanted and what I didn't, and took my time to find the best startup to join. I
4 Milestones for This Personal Startup
Recently, I've been waking up feeling excited to start each day. This is particularly amazing since on most nights now, I tend to stay up, working through as much of the long list of to-dos for this site as possible. I've found that I'm excited because I learned to celebrate the little victories and milestones along the way, which keeps me motivated on this personal startup that requires a lot of time but generates no revenue. I think that a crucial part of startup life is learning how to celebrate the milestones, however insignificant or small you might think they
How to Adapt to the Digital Economy
Why is it important to adapt to the digital economy? The digital economy has disrupted the post-industrial economy corporate path. Software is now eating the world. It has upended that old economy's assumption that if you are smart, you will get a good job in a company, and then be able to work your way up (slowly) to wealth, power and prestige. Technology and the internet has leveled off differences in people's backgrounds and educational upbringings, and brought the creation of wealth, power and prestige back to the basics: how much value you create for others. When I first joined


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Restore with rooibos crafted with chamomile, mint, rose and lemon myrtle for a calming, yet rejuvenating experience. (no caffeine)
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Steeping Instructions Steep with 205F degree filtered water for 4 minutes. Enjoy 1 - 2 re-steeps.
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