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This Saturday, November 10th, the Ladies Philoptochos Society of Saint George will be hosting a Bazaar of holiday arts, crafts, and more. Including…
- Holiday decorations
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- An assortment of jewelry
- A variety of specialty crafts
- Home accessories, collectibles, books and more.
- And Greek delicacies
More importantly, EWI will have a table, featuring art from our own: Azeb, Velma (About Velma), and Mariam (about Mariam)!
The Bazaar will be from 9am-5pm at
the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George
7701 Bradley Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20817
(301) 469-7990
"The Ladies Philoptochos Society is the charitable heart of the Greek Orthodox Church."
Admission is $2.00
A portion of the proceeds will benefit Our Military Kids (www.ourmilitarykids.org)


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I have been painting furniture, hunting for amazing vintage finds and working up all the magic I can to pull it all together...all in preparation for the most important dates in my little shop's history. The grand opening weekend!
Thursday night will be special - the very first shopping night - full of food, fun and giveaways! I do hope you can join us!
In addition to featuring my painted furniture, there shop will be loaded with my favorite vintage finds as well as the work of some of my very favorite bloggers. You will find the most amazing handcrafted jewelry, photography and home goods from around blogland! I am so very honored to have the opportunity to support these incredible women and their craft!
I have received so many wonderful emails from girls traveling from afar...and from those right here in my hometown that are making the trek to my little shop's debut. I can't wait to put a face with the names I have known for so long and to make new friends right here in my own town!
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for all the wonderful emails, Facebook & blog comments I have received from every one of you in support of my new adventure. I means more than you will ever know! Whenever I feel moments of doubt or nervousness about what I am doing, I just think of those and it make me confident that this little shop is going to feel the love!
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June 2013 Your Jeep - Tech QuestionsPosted in How To on June 1, 2013
Stroker vs. Chevy V-8
I have a '93 Wrangler that has around 300,000 miles on it (its speedometer quit working around 50,000 miles). She was my daily driver for years, the engine still runs, but let's just say the old girl used to run a lot better. Anyway, I've decided to rebuild her, and after reading lots of articles about stroking a 4.0L, that's what I decided to do, but all of my friends are saying drop a Chevy V-8 in her. They claim it'll be cheaper, easier, and more powerful. I'm not sure. I was wondering if you guys at Jp have ever written an article comparing the two options, what works better what doesn't, the good the bad of both. The cost involved in both. I'd be very interested in reading about the comparison.
Jacksonville, FL
This is a tough, but good question. I am not sure that we have an article like this, but it is a good idea. Until we do, let's talk about the two options and hopefully it will help you make your decision. There ain't much to complain about a simple old 5.7L GM swap. Hundreds have been done to all manner of Jeeps and the results are almost always beneficial. But I'd say a V-8 swap when done properly rarely if ever means you are only swapping the engine. Maybe if you already have a stout auto tranny, a T-18, or even a NV3550 or AX15, but many Jeep transmissions are just not up to the task of handling V-8 power. So if you factor in the cost of having to upgrade transmissions to accommodate a V-8 swap that may push the cost of an engine swap up over the cost of building a stroker. Having said that, many Jeep owners have upgraded to beefier transmission in a Jeep without swapping engines, so if this is something you would consider anyway, then the cost of a V-8 swap may be the path of least resistance.
A stroker is nice because you don't have to modify the wiring harness, you don't need any adapters, basically all your accessories already work, and the engineers at Jeep did all the grunt work of getting things packaged. All the cost comes from machine work and tuning the engine to run well with its new larger displacement. Another question is which engine will end up being more reliable? There are countless Chevy 350s and 4.0Ls with 350,000 miles on them. Both are reliable, but a heavily built stroker is probably never gonna be as reliable as a stock Chevy 350. So far, Pete has had pretty good luck with his stroker, but for whatever reason Christian's stroker liked to eat valvetrain components and he eventually went back to the stock 4.0L in that Jeep. We know plenty of Jeepers out there with high mileage junkyard Chevy mills still puttering down the road or trail.
Surrender Is Its Only Tactic
The problem is that I have an '89 YJ with the never-dependable Peugeot transmission with 144,000 miles on it. I am trying to find out my options for a swap. I'm looking for the most economical swap and something I can do in a weekend because the Jeep is my daily driver. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Via jpmagazine.com
Yea, that's a familiar problem. The '88 YJ I just bought also has a dead BA10/5 between the framerails. My plans are to swap it out for an auto tranny, but that's not necessarily the easiest thing to do. If I were you, and you are okay with keeping the Jeep a manual, I would look to swap the Peugeot for an AX15 from a later YJ. You'll need the transmission, a bellhousing from a '95-or-newer YJ or XJ with its clutch fork and input bearing retainer, a clutch slave cylinder/clutch master cylinder/hose kit (Quadratec PN: 52104113), a 23-spline NP231 input gear (yours is most likely 21-spilne behind the BA5/10) a throwout bearing, pilot bearing, clutch, pressure plate, and both the transmission mount plate and NP231 shifter from a YJ originally equipped with an AX15. With this setup you get away from the internal-hydraulic throwout bearing of the Pugeot and '94-earlier AX15 and should be able to use your existing driveshafts with a much better transmission. Wanna know how to swap the Peugeot out for an auto tranny? Well, you'll have to keep your eyes peeled on upcoming issues of Jp where I'll be tackling this swap.
That's Offsetting
I have a '98 TJ with 16-inch wheels from a Cherokee with 11⁄2-inch-thick wheel spacers to run 305/70R16 mud terrains. I would like to get rid of the wheel spacers and wonder if I could run the 305/70R16s on Rubicon wheels. Would this combo work or would I still need wheel spacers? I'm trying to get rid of the spacers because I have heard they are hard on axles. I really like the look of the Rubicon wheels, but will probably have to buy something aftermarket with the correct backspacing. With 305/70R16 I was told that I would need 3.75 inches of backspacing.
Via jpmagazine.com
We also love the look of the factory star Moab wheels, but I am not sure it's the best option for a Jeep that sees much trail use. Rubicon wheels sit in pretty deep with about 5 inches of backspacing. Our pal is running some 315/75R16 Goodyear MTRs on his TJ Rubicon with Moabs and 1.25-inch spacers. He has complained that the valve stems on these wheels have an uncanny ability to get damaged while out on the trail. He is currently making the swap to different wheels.
Wheel spacers when built correctly, installed correctly, and maintained correctly are fine and should not be any harder on your axles than large, wide, heavy tires on a wheel with less backspacing are. Now having said that wheel spacers do mean more possible points of failure, and there are lots of cheap wheel spacers out there. The fact is some aren't what they claim. Use red Loctite on the inner lug nuts, and all should be checked for proper torque every other oil change or so. Also if you get one of the studs to spin in the adapter it's a huge nightmare to just remove a wheel. I'd recommend getting some wheels you like the looks of with not quite as much backspacing as these factory wheels. Look for ones with 3.5 to 3.75 inches of backspacing. If you are married to the Moabs, use only quality wheel spacers such as those made by Spidertrax.
More Bench Racin'
If you had a '98 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with a 5.2L V-8 and auto tranny with Moab nearby, where would you spend $10K to fix it up? Yep, that's what I've got and those are my parameters. So, if you were me, how would you do it?
Name withheld
Via email
That sounds like fun. We love figuring out how to spend other people's money. Honestly, though, it sounds like you have a good base for a buildup in the ZJ with a 5.2L. First I'd start by looking into a set of Unitbody/chassis stiffeners and rocker guards. These parts will help ensure a long wheeling life for your ZJ. We found a set of T&T Customs "Uni-Body Stiffeners" for about $130. Factor in $300-$500 for some rocker guards. Add in $1,500-$2,000 for a front bumper like one from TrailReady and a reliable yet inexpensive 8,000lb winch. Add in $600-$2,000 for a 4.5-inch suspension system like one from Rubicon Express. Look to spend $400-$1,000 for a Dana 44 rear axle out of a late '80s Jeep Cherokee XJ or '97-'06 TJ (both of which will require some new bracketry). Lockers front and rear will set you back $1,200-$2,000. Add $1,000-$1,500 for some 4.56 gears and gear setup. Figure that 33-inch tires and some steel wheels will set you back $1,300-$2,000. Another $800 for tabs, brackets, bumpstop-lowering, and miscellaneous installation costs and you are probably looking at just over $10,000-$12,000. But you'll have a capable, comfortable Jeep that you can drive to Moab or anywhere. If you can find parts used and/or do installation of various parts yourself, you can save more cash and save up for more lift, bigger tires, a rear bumper with a swing-out tire carrier, or maybe a rollcage.
Six-speed Jumping Out of Gear
I own an '08 Jeep Wrangler. Once in a while when trying to start off in First gear the transmission pops out of gear. Is that normal on this Jeep, or is something wrong?
Bluffton, IN
Ready for some bad news? There is something terminally wrong with your transmission. Unfortunately, it will need to be rebuilt. Our '07 JK project vehicle with about 89,000 hard miles does the same thing. You can hold the shifter in First gear when starting from a stop until you can get the transmission rebuilt or replaced. Unfortunately, the problem won't go away without some costly mechanical surgery or replacement. Some Jeep owners have had their dealership repair their transmission under the lifetime powertrain warranty, but I would not count on it, especially if you are not the Jeep's original owner or if the Jeep is modified.
Unfortunately, the NSG370 six-speed transmission found in later TJs and JKs just isn't as durable as the good ol' AX15, or even the NV3550 five-speeds.
TJ vs. XJ
I've got an '06 Wrangler SE with the 2.4L four-cylinder, six-speed, and 3.73 combo. It's got a 21⁄2-inch Rough Country lift and 31-inch tires. It's what I drive to work mostly and do not do a lot of off-roading except for fishing adventures and general sightseeing. It gets about 18 mpg on average and has gotten 22 mpg on long road trips. It runs pretty good around town and on the back roads, but it's completely overwhelmed on the highway or interstate if speeds are much over 55 mph. I do live in a very hilly area in Kentucky. Would having lower gears installed give me the ability to maintain my speed on the interstate? Currently Sixth gear is for downhill use only.
Next question involves swapping engine and transmission to a 4.0L HO and auto out of an '00-'01 XJ. I've seen a few XJs lately on Craigslist that have been rolled, but the drivetrain is still good. I know this can be very time-consuming, but just curious about computer out of an XJ working on my TJ. I'm aware of all the mechanical things that would be different between the two, but motor and tranny are the key components I would need. And I realize it's not an easy exchange, but would like some input.
I've owned four XJs (a '96, two '00s, and an '01), but this is my first Wrangler. When my kid was small I always thought Wranglers were the most useless vehicle on the road, especially compared to XJs, but when he got older and I didn't need the extra doors, my opinion changed.
I thought I'd give a TJ a try when I found a repo at the bank that I couldn't pass up. I was correct about the kinda useless part, but they sure are a lot more fun to drive and wheel than an XJ is. I'm getting too old for shifting all the way to work—17 miles and 18 traffic lights one way—and would give a few more dollars at the gas station to not have to worry about merging with traffic or getting passed on the highway by semis.
One last note, I thought the Jeep wave was a pretty funny subject. In the 12-plus years that I've driven XJs that were all lifted and tricked-out, nobody ever waved at me. But as soon as you own a Wrangler, everybody waves, even when it's basically stock.
Gary N. Owens Jr.
Catlettsburg, KY
Well, Gary, we here at Jp love us some four-cylinder Wranglers for sure. And we love Cherokees, too. We've all owned an XJ in the past. Right now Pete and Christian each have a four-banger YJ Wrangler, and I am in a pretty serious relationship with a beater '97 TJ Wrangler. None of us owns a later TJ with the 2.4L, but honestly, I'm sure I will own one someday. The trick seems to be to keep these Jeeps light and keep the tires small. Yeah, gearing the axles is a must in order to keep the little engines in their power band at highway speeds when bigger tires are added. Using my handy-dandy Jp app on my iPhone, I can see that your Jeep should have at least 4.30 gears with its new 31-inch tires. Personally, I'd look into some 4.56 gears for your Dana 30 front and Dana 35 rear axles. Once geared, I bet your little Jeep will be screaming down the asphalt once again.
Swapping in an engine and transmission from a XJ is gonna cost way more than trading your Wrangler in on one with a six-cylinder and an automatic would. Also, a swap like that would be in a legally grey area since your TJ will be newer than the donor XJ. Most swap laws stipulate you use an engine of the same vehicle year or newer when swapping. You can sell me your four-cylinder TJ (I'll take that special deal you might offer since I look like your brother). Your money will be better spent on a Jeep that already has a six-cylinder and an auto, and you can let the factory do all the manual labor. Plus, then you can look for a TJ with a Dana 44 rear axle, a hard top if you want one, and or any number of other options your current TJ might not have.
Regarding the Jeep wave, having driven many Jeeps I think most of the modified XJ crowd is hip to some extent. While driving our Jp JKs, when I wave I get weirder looks from other JK owners. They all seem to have no idea why I am waving. Oh well, I still wave to pretty much any Jeep regardless of what Jeep I'm driving.
More JK Issues
Many thanks to you and the Jp staff for a great magazine! Two years ago I bought an '07 JK Rubicon Unlimited with 24,000 on the clock and an automatic transmission. It was originally sold in New York. At 40,000 it began using oil at a rate of one quart per 1,000 miles. Two treatments of injecting a third of a can at a time of Sea Foam through the brake vacuum hose completely eliminated all oil usage. I now use Sea Foam with every oil change and have zero oil consumption at 55,000, even on long trips.
Around the same time I performed the first Sea Foam service, I also noticed the Jeep had become reluctant to shift into First. It's an auto with the 4.10 gears, so this seemed normal on flat ground under light loads. However, it raised red flags when towing up steep hills from a stop. The Jeep didn't even shift into First when I pulled the shifter down to the lowest setting...until my wife filled up with high 92-octane fuel. I immediately started looking for signs of an aftermarket tune and eventually found a Chrysler "Authorized Modification" tag which appears to indicate an ECM reflash. Can you shed any light on this modification? Would this flash prevent the Jeep from downshifting and revving when fed low-octane fuels? Does power output directly affect transmission performance?
Elkview, WV
Glad to hear the Sea Foam treatment worked for you. It seemed to improve the oil consumption issues that our '07 JK had, but it is still using some oil for sure. As far as your transmission problems, that does sound odd and I don't see how the transmissions shifting could vary with the octane of the fuel you are running. I talked to a few friends about your issue and they said that the factory would perform ECM reflashes to take care of weird quirks with the electrical system. No one I talked to thought the computer reflash and transmission issue were connected. I would take the Jeep to a trusted dealership and or transmission shop and see what they think about why the transmission is not downshifting. It could be a simple fix like a gunked up solenoid.
More JK Oil Burning
I have an '07 JK Sahara, and like many others, mine is plagued with several of the issues that seem to be common to other JKs, such as oil burning and rear main seal leaking. The letter from B. Dutkiewicz in the March '13 issue seemed to pose all the questions I have. Among other things, my JK consumes oil, and now at 54,000 miles it has developed a rear main-seal leak. I like the JK and don't want to get rid of it. I'm seriously considering putting in a newer engine, but if the newer ones still have the oil problem, that would seem to be pointless. Do the '09-or-newer engines also have the oil problem? I've found a '11 engine for $1,100, and it's supposed to have 18,000 miles on it. Does Larie at Jeeps R Us rebuild the engines to correct the problem, or does he just rebuild the engines back to original factory specs? Between rebuilding the engine or buying a newer engine, what would be the best solution to the problem? Has Jeep corrected this problem in the newer models, or what the heck are the folks at Jeep thinking?
Dave Bavier
Lake Havasu City, Az
Dave, sorry to hear that this problem is affecting you, too. It looks like the cheapest solution to the oil consumption might be the Sea Foam treatment. As far as we know, the issue with the bearings that don't have a method of indexing into the rods is still a problem for at least the '07 and '08 JKs, so as you suggest, a rebuild is just a temporary fix. Since writing about Mr. Dutkiewicz's problems, we have heard rumors that somehow piston rings were installed incorrectly in some 3.8Ls from the factory, with the rings stacked upside-down or with the gaps lined up. We can neither confirm nor refute this, but it could be an added cause and/or related to any excessive oil consumption. As far as the rear main leaking, that is probably only cured with a new, properly installed seal. It may or may not be related to overheating caused by the bearing spinning, which would end in a terminal bearing knock. A friend who is a full-time mechanic always recommends replacing an engine with a factory-built, low-mileage unit like the one you have found. His thoughts and experiences are that the factory will do a better job of building an engine and use higher quality parts than most commercial engine rebuilders. Also, as said before, for whatever reason the later 3.8Ls seem to have less of an oil-consumption issue. This could be because the factory rectified the issue, or because fewer of these newer JKs have enough mileage on their clocks to develop the problem. One thing is for sure, these things run hot and any carbon buildup on the piston rings, valves, or combustion chambers seems to make the oil consumption issue worse. Once the engine starts using oil, many owners don't notice the low level—then the engine is operated at low oil levels, which exacerbates the connecting rod issue and leads to other engine failures such as cam bearing and tappet damage. I'd recommend trying the '11 engine and keeping on top of a Sea Foam or other top-end carbon cleaning system with every or every other oil change.
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As a destination for any incentive, conference or private event, the Sopa Lodges of Kenya and Tanzania offer unrivalled experience in corporate hospitality.
Our dedicated team will tailor make a programme to your requirements and with our wealth of experience in event organising you can be assured that Sopa Lodges will make your event truly unique.
Each lodge whether in Kenya or Tanzania, can play host to a variety of themes and activities both in and around the lodge and within the National Parks.
Working closely with you, and based on your requirements, we will design an event that incorporates as much of the aesthetic environment as you wish.
Below are just a few of the activities and themes in which we have expertise. This is by no means exhaustive, but gives a "taste" of what could be incorporated into the programme.
|Bush breakfasts / Lunches / Dinners
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|A twist on the traditional game drive. Guests, split in to groups, have to photograph certain animals in order to gain points, with the winning team receiving prizes.
Nestling within Kenya's & Tanzania's most beautiful National Parks and complementing the magnificent surrounding, the Sopa Lodges will be found.
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This study guide has been designed to bring together all the links you need in order to install and use EndNote for law. At UTS the EndNote legal referencing style is based on the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (3rd edition, 2010) published by the Melbourne University Law Review, and is called AGLC (UTS).
To use this style with EndNote you will need to download and save 2 small files:
- Legal Reference Types e.g. Reported Cases, Legislation, Parliamentary Debates, Treaties, Books, Journal Articles etc
- AGLC (UTS) style: this allows you to correctly format references and use them with Word. It should already be downloaded on all UTS computers in public areas.
The latest version, EndNote X9, is recommended, but it is fine to use an earlier version if you wish.
Instructions for installing the Legal Reference Types, and AGLC (UTS) style
First, Download and Install EndNote. Then:
Step 1: Install the special Legal Reference Types
- Right click on the link Reference Types Table (Macintosh users should use Firefox as web browser, and click on the link while holding down the Control key on your keyboard).
- In Firefox, select "Save Link As". in Internet Explorer, select "Save Target As".
- Save the file to your desktop or any other convenient folder with the name: RefTypeTable.xml
- Open EndNote and click on Edit (on a Mac click on EndNote X9 instead of Edit) then Preferences then Reference Types.
- Click on the Import button in the lower half of window and select the file you just saved.
- Click on Open - Apply - OK (on a Mac click on Open - Save).
- Close the Edit Preferences window.
Step 2: Download the AGLC Reference Style
- Click on AGLC (UTS)
- Windows users using Firefox should choose "Open with EndNote" and click on OK. In Internet Explorer, choose "Open". If using Chrome, the file will be automatically saved into your Downloads folder. If so open the file from there.
- If you are using a Mac, Safari and Chrome will automatically save the file into your Downloads folder. Go to the Downloads folder and open the saved file.
- EndNote will start and you will see details of the style displayed. Click on File, Save As.
- In the Save As window that appears, make sure the name of the style is listed as AGLC (UTS) - you may need to remove the word "copy" and possibly some other text - and then click on Save.
- Close the style window.
Step 3: Select AGLC (UTS) as your Output Style
- Open EndNote.
- Choose "Select Another Style..." in the drop down styles window.
- Scroll through the list of styles, select AGLC (UTS), and click on Choose.
- Some Mac users are unable to see the AGLC style in the list of styles. If this happens, open your Applications folder, then the EndNote X7 folder. You should see a folder named Styles. Drag your saved AGLC (UTS) style from step 2 above, into this folder. You should now be able to see AGLC (UTS) in the style list (don't worry if there is a bit of extra text after the style name).


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The Nebraska baseball team (11-15) improved to 5-1 in Big Ten play with an 8-6 win on Sunday afternoon at Hawks Field, completing a three-game sweep of the Northwestern Wildcats (10-9, 2-4 Big Ten).
The Huskers pounded out 14 hits in the series finale, bringing their weekend total to 52 hits off of Wildcat pitching. Nebraska also took advantage of seven Wildcat errors on the day. The Wildcats committed 12 errors in the series.
Pat Kelly came through with four hits for the second straight game, ending the day 4-for-5 with season-high four RBIs. Rich Sanguinetti was close behind with a 3-for-5 day at the plate, including a pair of doubles, the second two-double game of his career.
Northwestern sent sophomore Brandon Magallones to the mound, who shut down the Huskers on the road last season. Nebraska's offense jumped on the 6-4 righty with three runs on seven hits in the first two innings. Magallones last 5.2 innings, giving up five runs (three earned), on 11 hits and one walk, while striking out four.
Last season in Evanston, Magallones dominated the Huskers in an 8-4 Wildcat win with 10 strikeouts, giving up three runs on four hits over 8.0 innings to improve to 5-0 on the year.
On the mound for Nebraska, senior Tyler Niederklein made his first conference start of the season and gave the Huskers 4.0 strong inning. The Omaha native gave up one run one on three hits and a walk.
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I've recently been re-reading Chief Joseph's account of the Nez Perce War and subsequent internment in Indian Territory, and like many before me have been struck by the eloquence and power of his words. Whether this eloquence comes directly from Joseph himself or from the transcriber hardly seems to matter. The power behind the words is Joseph's. I am also struck by the continuing relevance of his words and how they mirror so much of what we tend to think of as 'modern democratic values' and Christian teaching.
Chief Joseph:
Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt / In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat
(Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain)
(Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain)
Our fathers gave us many laws, which they had learned from their fathers. These laws were good. They told us to treat all men as they treated us; that we should never be the first to break a bargain; that it was a disgrace to tell a lie; that we should speak only the truth; that it was a shame for one man to take from another his wife, or his property, without paying for it. We were taught to believe that the Great Spirit sees and hears everything, and that He never forgets; that hereafter He will give every man a spirit-home according to his deserts; if he has been a good man, he will have a good home; if he has been a bad man, he will have a bad home. p. 279-80
The first white men of your people who came to our country were named Lewis and Clarke. They also brought many things that our people had never seen. They talked straight, and our people gave them a great feast, as a proof that their hearts were friendly. These men were very kind. They made presents to our chiefs and our people made presents to them. We had a great many horses, of which we cave them what they needed, and they gave us guns and tobacco in return. All the Nez Perces made friends with Lewis and Clarke, and agreed to let them pass through our country, and never to make war on white men. This promise the Nez Perces have never broken. No white man can accuse them of bad faith, and speak with a straight tongue. It has always been the pride of the Nez Perces that they were the friends of the white men. p. 280
When my father was a young man there came to our country a white man (Rev. Mr. Spalding) who talked spirit law. He won the affections of our people because he spoke good things to them. At first he did not say anything about white men wanting to settle on our lands. Nothing was said about that until about twenty winters ago when a number of white people came into our country and built houses and made farms. At first our people made no complaint. They thought there was room enough for all to live in peace, and they were learning many things from the white men that seemed to be good. But we soon found that the white men were growing rich very fast, and were greedy to possess everything the Indian had. p. 280-81
I know that my young men did a great wrong, but I ask, who was first to blame? They had been insulted a thousand times. Their fathers and brothers had been killed; their mothers and wives had been disgraced; they had been driven to madness by the whiskey sold to them by the white men; they had been told by General Howard that all their horses and cattle which they had been unable to drive out of Wallowa were to fall into the hands of white men; and, added to all this, they were homeless and desperate.
I would have given my own life if I could have undone the killing of white men by my people. I blame my young men and I blame the white men. I blame General Howard for not giving my people time to get their stock away from Wallowa. I do not acknowledge that he had the right to order me to leave Wallowa at any time. I deny that either my father or I ever sold that land. It is still our land. It may never again be our home, but my father sleeps there, and I love it as I love my mother. I left there hoping to avoid bloodshed. p. 290
Good words do not last long until they amount to something. Words do not pay for my dead people. They do not pay for my land, now overrun by white men. They do not protect my father's grave. They do not pay for my horses and cattle. Good words will not give me back my children. Good words will not make good the promise of your War Chief, General Miles. Good words will not give my people good health and stop them from dying. Good words will not get my people a home where they can live in peace and take care of themselves. I am tired of talk that comes to nothing. It makes my heart sick when I remember all the good words and all the broken promises. p. 298
If the white man wants to live in peace with the Indian he can live in peace. There need be no trouble. Treat all men alike. Give them all the same law. Give them all an even chance to live and grow. All men were made by the same Great Spirit Chief. They are all brothers. The earth is the mother of all people, and all people should have equal rights upon it. You might as well expect the rivers to run backward as that any man who was born a free man should be contented penned up and denied liberty to go where he pleases. If you tie a horse to a stake, do you expect he will grow fat? If you pen an Indian up on a small spot of earth, and compel him to stay there, he will not be contented nor will he grow and prosper. I have asked some of the great white chiefs where they get their authority to say to the Indian that he shall say in one place, while he sees white men going where they please. They cannot tell me. p. 298-90
I know that my race must change. We cannot hold our own with the white men as we are. We only ask an even chance to live as other men live. We ask to be recognized as men. We ask that the same law shall work alike on all men. If the Indian breaks the law, punish him by the law. If the white man breaks the law, punish him also. p. 299
Let me be a free man – free to travel, free to stop, free to work, free to trade where I choose, free to choose my own teachers, free to follow the religion of my fathers, free to think and talk and act for myself – and I will obey every law or submit to the penalty. p. 299
Whenever the white man treats the Indian as they treat each other, then we shall have no more wars. We shall be all alike – brothers of one father and one mother, with one sky above us and one country around us and one government for all. Then the Great Spirit Chief who rules above will smile upon this land and send rain to wash out the bloody spots made by brothers' hands upon the face of the earth. For this time the Indian race are waiting and praying. I hope that no more groans of wounded men and women will ever go to the ear of the Great Spirit Chief above, and that all people may be one people. p. 299
Laughy, L., ed (1993) 'In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat Speaks: Chief Joseph Shows His Heart' in In Pursuit of the Nez Perces: The Nez Perce War of 1877. Wrangell, AK: Mountain Meadow Press, pp 275 – 299. [Originally published in 1879 as 'An Indian's View of Indian Affairs' in The North American Review, and also published as 'Chief Joseph's Own Story']


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DEAR BELLA: I have a threesome fantasyDominica News Online - Wednesday, November 23rd, 2016 at 10:18 AM
Dear Bella,
My wife and I have been married for the past 7 years, we are happy and things are going great.
I have a fantasy of trying a threesome with her. We spoke about it a while back but she said only if we find someone that doesn't live on the same island as us.
Since then I never mention it to her but it's always on my mind. I want to mention it to her again see what her response is.
What do u think I should do?
Dear Fantasy,
I think you should let sleeping dogs lie where this is concerned. Fantasies played out, are never as good as we imagine them! Nothing goes the way you expect it to and that might just compromise the "happy" relationship you currently share with you wife.
You see, I've learnt that it takes certain kinds of people to have a successful threesome…people who are secure in who they are and who they are dealing with.
The sense of jealousy or even the feeling of being "left out" can also be a factor. Before you do something, you may regret, think about all the repercussions.
If your wife never brings it up, then don't. And if she ever does bring up the subject, both of you, must think this through very carefully before acting on it.
Good Luck!
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Christine from watty lane February 9, 2017
The only reason a husband would suggest something of this sort to his wife is because he is already screwing the third party he wants to bring in to have the threesome.
after he do it with his wife and another woman His wife must ask him for them to do it with him and another man. this is a sick idea. the woman might take his wife from him after the encounter..idiot call on the holy spirit to re direct your thoughts. why would you want to do this with your wife and not before you were married. do you believe this will be just a onetime affair and its all done. you have just uncover a can of worms. its too late now for you, you are a married man now. stop it sir.
i think this guy really loves his wife and wants to be with her doesn't want to lose her by cheating on her because d.a small she will always find out..they might even have kids and he loves them and his family .he just wants to have his cake and eat it also.his wife might not be a very pretty lady but she dresses well takes care of herself and is a good mom and he has a good thing going so he doesn't want to ruin it.so why a threesome .yea u enjoy sex with your wife but u want more .so many beautiful d.a girls and u just want more. i think ur wife doesnt want to thats why she suggested someone out of d.a which makes it so much harder to accomplish .dont press her any further she will never bring it up again ul see
As a man of the cloth myself, I too am often forced to question the benefits of a threesome. I hiwever am happily married in spirit to Our Heavenly Father and Savior, Jesus the Christ.
So I beg you young fellow, when the sinful notions creep into your mind: put down the porno mag, and turn instead to Leviticus 13:9, where you will find "and let though he choose the and take the, he must walk the line of the least scorned of the righteous"
Return to Christ and be one with us in salvation.
Rev. Donald Hill, D.D. November 25, 2016
You are not a man of the cloth.
You should be charged with impersonating a clergy person. Your comment brings reproach upon the ministerial profession. Leviticus 13:9 doers not say what you tell us it says. I knew at a glance without even opening my Bible that your statement was fabricated. Not only that but it makes no sense. Any Christian would find this offensive. We are not allowed to mess with the word of God.
Please read:
Proverbs 30:6
Revelation 22:18,19
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill.
Steve Foerster November 24, 2016
Right or wrong, I'm pretty sure that a man who wants a threesome with two women is not a boga man!
Bro i share your sentiments, but you must be specific because you did not specify if it was a man or woman. And there is a saying that goes like, "if something is not broken don't fix it" for you to mention that to your wife you must have been extremely comfortable with her. And she must be extremely tolerable to entertain the thought even as going as far as to giving you a favorable response..
Ohhhhhh yeah baby! Go for it bro as long as the other person is female. Believe me there aint nothing like it. You don't have to go to another island for a willing participant since there are many underneath the cover in Dca. There must be a lady in your wife's circle of friends you have fantasized over and they may have done the same over you. Hey just have your wife pick the lady and any go for it. Drink two MUST COVER run by the partner in Stock Farm and you are good to go! DONT bring no other man in your marriage but a second lady is fantastic
Always Assertive!
Rev. Donald Hill, D.D. November 24, 2016
Dominica We Love:
This is absolutely true.
And there is only one way to know what is right in the eyes of God.
We must go to the Bible – the word of God – to see what God says about the matter.
Three thousand years ago King David said in a prayer "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path." (Psalms 119:105)
The Bible says "To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them." (Isaiah 8:20)
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill.
One day your wife might want a threesome with a man also ;I hope you are also ready to get an overseas man to give her a little bit more than what you can give to her…..zor en bon kai mauvais kai ka kiyai zor…
I cannot understand how a man can be so bold, and disrespectful, to suggest such a thing to his wife. Why didn't he remain single and have all his freesomes. When a woman experiences something sweet, no matter how much money you give her, she will always go back and look for it. FREESOME? You sick ……. You watching blue movies, and just because it looks great you want to cause division in your home just to try it. Those things have their people. You may want a woman, but she may want a man. What then? The Reverend is quite correct in his advice to you, and so is Bella. Seven years of marriage, and this is the result. Would you be happy to see a man having sex with your wife in your presence in ways that you never had sex with her….Hm? You do know that men have unique ways of making love. Or you just want to disgrace her by showing her what you can do to a woman in her presence. Shame, shame, shame…..
Ask God to forgive you for those nasty thoughts man.
Just remember that after the threesome one of you WILL want more than was initially intended. Someone will catch feelings; someone will get hurt; someone will want to continue in a twosome. I'm advising you that life will never be the same again after that. Therefore, please do NOT cross that line if the both of you are not yet prepared to face and deal with the undesirable consequences which comes with it. Marriage by it self is a lot of hard work. So why do you want to look for unwanted stress to add to it?
Really is this news worthy? even if it is meant for entertainment? i mean really DNO? do you consider that impressionable minors read your online news articles? This peice is classless, and has no place in the public eye. There is a line to be drawn on some things and this in no way helps the youth, nor does it help adults.
Padner talk to your wife again, is one of two things one she don't wanna do it so she checking if you have to get a foreigner it may be tight or she interested but know them woman here will tell people the seen. But remember don't force the vibz if she ain't comfortable.
There are reasons you should never consider such a thing.
(1) "Thou shalt not commit adultery." (Exodus 20:14) Who do you think Bella is to encourage you to break one of God's commandments? What kind of woman do you imagine her to be?
(2) You are only seven years into your marriage and already your love for your wife has worn so thin you are willing to share her with somebody else. Obviously your marriage is in trouble. You need to both see a professional marriage counselor. The usual procedure is for the counselor to see you each separately (you first in this case), and then together.
(3) You do not love your wife as you ought. No man who loves his wife properly would expose her to this kind of filth. This is something you seriously need to work on. Remember, just knowing that she does not mean any more to you than this will (if she loves you) hurt her deeply. It will cause her great anguish.
Rev. Donald Hill, D.D. November 25, 2016
Noted that you did not get a very high LIKE rating 4 thumbs up compared to my 22
Obviously you do not have much credibility.
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill.
Rev. Donald Hill, D.D. November 23, 2016
(4) You are failing to be your wife's guardian. This is a man's role in the marriage. You should shelter your wife against any evil that might invade the marriage relationship. It is time for you to man up and banish any intruder that might rob you of the tender love you once knew.
(5) Do you have children? This kind of behavior would not be an example to them. It is not something you would want them to hear about. In fact it is something that creates a generational curse. It is carried forward.
A desire like this is unnatural. It is something a man brings upon himself. My guess is that you are involved with porn. This intensifies illicit sexual desires of every kind. Many men who cross the legal line and end up in court for sexual crimes blame the influence of pornography in their lives.
But if you receive Christ as your Savior He will not only forgive your sins. He will deliver you and set you free
Sincerely, Rev. Donald Hill.
so true rev just 7 yrs in . didnt think about that way .he thinks he loves her so much but he doesnt. he loves their home and their kids and doesnt want to lose that but d true love not there.he hides under the guise of 'fantasy' but its not a fantasy that will just be the begining of things to come.i beg the wife please say nooo u will regret it .after its done he will feel like doing it with more people without you and what can you say .u said yes.
If you really want a threesome and you are not gay it would be interesting to know if you would like the third person to be a man. Would you really like to share your wife with another man? If you say yes then go ahead have your threesome with a woman then have one with a man for your wife's sake. See how quickly your wife will forget you for that man. Go ahead. Take your chances you FOOL!


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eBay has released an update for its PayPal app, which is available for both Windows Phone 7.x and 8. Unfortunately, as per usual, there's no changelog available for consumers to view what's new in the latest release. At least the app is still present on the store and can be downloaded by all.
The app went missing for Windows Phone 8 users at the start of the month, but later returned with little explanation as to why it was pulled in the first place - we noted that it could well have been due to the crashes that consumers were experiencing. We can only assume this latest update is to address more bugs and / or improve stability.
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Through studying and practicing the dharma, I have become aware of certain things that help me understand this world I live in and my place in it. I believe the diligent practical application of the dharma has revealed to me the base from which all human suffering arises. In light of this, I more clearly see what aspects of my life create suffering, and joy. I can see that American culture, more than most any other I've experienced, promulgates the three basic roots of human suffering: greed, hatred, and delusion. So much so, that I am currently seeking residency outside the US to remove myself from this obviously unhealthy situation.
An example of how America deals in greed, hatred, and delusion: The War in Iraq. Greed propels the American federal government/corporation to promote the use of gasoline to fatten its pockets, knowing full well that the use of fossil fuels is incredibly destructive to the natural environment we exist within. Hatred inspires the American government to send its young men and women to kill those in Iraq who stand in the way of Americas access to Iraqs oil. Delusion arises through the American governments use of misinformation, propaganda, and intimidation and the American publics wholesale consumption of it through the mass media.
If the current situation was 40 years ago, when America was involved in a war in Vietnam, I believe I would have had similar reservations about remaining in this country. I've spent time with Vietnamese Buddhist monastics who were exiled from their homeland because of their outspoken non-violent opposition to the war there. From these humble loving folks, I've heard firsthand about the reality of American "foreign policy". I've learned about the same thing firsthand in El Salvador from Peace Corps volunteers sent to stitch up the wounds left by American intervention there in the 1980s during the Reagan administration. While tattooing vets of the Persian Gulf War and the War in Iraq, Ive heard firsthand accounts of our militarys involvement in the Middle East. My opinions about this country are not based on the spoon-fed bullshit I see on TV. I have seen tears well up in the eyes of those oppressed and persecuted by our government. It breaks my heart to be part of an America that continues to cause so much harm and oppression abroad, especially considering the enormous problems we have here at home.
As a taxpaying citizen of the United States, I fund the murder of American soldiers and Iraqis, for oil. This is a fact I cant get around. As long as I remain a citizen of the United States, I work for George W. Bush. To his credit as the quintessential American businessman/politician, he effectively, and at times illegally, worked his way through the political system to gain a position where he could most effectively push oil on the American public and therefore continue his fathers legacy of greed and foreign conflict. It has become increasingly difficult to allow myself to play along with their agenda, so rich in human suffering.
Im also very concerned about similarities between the current situation and historical examples of democratic societies overrun by despots. From what I understand, Italy had a government system much like ours before Mussolini took control. Before Hitler, Germany still had supposedly free elections, much like here right now. The Nazi regime grew under the guise of improving Germanys society and economy. Only after the Nazis had the full support of the German populace through misinformation, nationalism, and intimidation, did they take over full control of Germany and unleash the full fury of their secret agenda. In both Italy and Germany, as with any democratic nation overthrown by a despot before or since, certain changes needed to happen behind the scenes to allow a dictator to take control: things like slowly giving the president more individual power and taking power away from those who oversee him, and creating a private "security force" that answers only to the president. It has been made quite clear even in the mainstream media that this is the case in our current administration, and those in control are getting more and more suspect every day. It's quite clear to me that now is the time to get out while I can.
But for as much as I criticize cars and politicians, regrettably, I too have fallen prey to the lure of gas money. Ive already done my part to support the automotive industry. Over the last few years, Ive done freelance work for Scion, a Japanese car manufacturer. When their XB model was first released, I saw it as a breath of fresh air in the American automotive market. I loved the little breadbox utility vehicles I saw in Japan, so I was psyched to see one available in the States. I got to drive one, and I loved it. The ad agency Scion hired to promote their vehicles in the US in turn hired artists like myself to work on promotional projects geared to attract the attention of hip, art-loving young Americans. Theyve been great clients since the start. They paid on time and gave me a lot of creative freedom. Of any automobile manufacturer out there, I would still choose to work with Scion if none other. But, as of this year, as a rule, I wont do any work for a company that promotes the use of fossil fuels in any way. Ive learned from my mistakes and moved on...
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"alerts go out after every game" .. well, if there are 4 games that week, you're gonna' get 4 text messages ..plus maybe an additional 3 ..
Holy crap .. 7 texts in a week .. OMG..
What lawyer would even take his case ??? Did the lawyer read the terms of service ??
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Last week's wide price swings continued to befuddle and frustrate speculators in the commodities' space and for a fourth consecutive week the results revealed that hedge fund players placed their bets incorrectly in these markets. The China "factor" remained the principal drag on prices and that country's prospects for a less-than-soft economic landing appears to have "petrified market speculators" – in the words of one US money manager.
In fact, if the recent data compiled by the International Strategy & Investment Group is correct, the world of hedge funds now appears to actually be giving up on bearish bets on equities and they are diverting money into them at the largest clip in two years' time. For once, the "buy everything" syndrome (stocks and commodities in tandem) appears to be finally exhibiting some signs of dissipating. In part, such a shift is based on rising convictions that the US economy – recently expanding at 2% or so (a circa five-fold jump from levels seen one year ago) – will be very good for the performance of stocks.
The market "jury" appears to remain very much "out" on the degree of hardness that China's landing is going to be defined by, but analysts warn that even the soft variety of same poses the threat of a lot of potential pain for commodity-exporting nation (Australia, Canada, Brazil come to mind) that have become heavily addicted to Chinese intake for "stuff" in recent years. The conclusion is – according to one ING commodities researcher – that "the idea that commodities are just a one-way bet as an asset class is over."
Standard Bank's latest tally on metals market speculative positioning reveals that players in gold and silver remained wary and that net selling of both metals occurred in the week ended March 23. Speculative longs in gold trimmed positions by nearly 81 tonnes and increased short bets by nearly 13 tonnes. In fact, the net sellers outnumbered net buyers for the first time in circa two months in gold.
ETFs shed balances as well for the first time in eight weeks, as they let go of more than eight tonnes of the yellow metals. In silver, the situation was largely similar but more so, as the data showed the addition of over 128 tonnes of short bets while long ones lost contracts totaling more than 213 tonnes. Meanwhile, silver-based ETFs sold roughly 30 tonnes of the white metal.
Precious metals opened firmer this morning but once again revealed just how over-dependent they are on practically every word that Mr. Bernanke utters (or does not utter) when he makes a speech. The mere mention of the fact that ultra-low interest rates are helpful to an economy that is trying to grow, and that such growth is what will stimulate US jobs creation, sent gold prices soaring by nearly 1% in early trading in New York, touching $1,680 in the process.
To be sure, all that the Fed Chairman actually said was that it is not yet clear that the recent positive job metrics will endure and that low rates are helpful, but the truth is that precious metals players remain desperately fixated on any promise of a QE3 by the Fed, or even the hint of one. Also helping the early price action to the upside this morning was the warning by Italian PM Mario Monti that the EU debt crisis could witness a fresh flare-up in the event that Spain's financial situation veers out of control.
Mr. Monti noted that Spain has "not been paying a sufficient amount of attention to its public accounts." On the other hand, after having lost more than 3% on the month thus far, repairs in the gold market are still the logical order of the day, and thus, the extension of Friday's gains and the rebound in general ought not to come as too much of a surprise. Gold is off by 5.5% on the 30-day change counters at Kitco.com and silver is down 12.4% on the same indicator on a year-on-year basis. Friday night's late update from the teams at Elliott Wave opines that while gold could be in the early stages of a "significant" decline, there are decent odds in place for a test back to $1,700-$1,730 at this juncture.
Physical markets remained relatively quiet as the situation in India remains tenuous for gold importers, fabricators, and would-be investors. While additional tariffs on finished goods in gold have not yet materialized and while the country's jewelers continue to show their displeasure with governmental proposals related to the above, there is one concrete tax on gold that has actually been placed into effect. The Indian government is now levying a one percent tax at source for transactions in gold that involve cash. The move is seen as attempting to avert the flow of "black money" into the precious metal.
Silver gained 44 cents in the first half-hour of trading and was bid at $32.75 per ounce. The EW team's opinion on the white metal is that it has now undergone seven downward waves and that the $33.09 level remains the one to watch as a pivotal one for the moment. A firm rise above that price marker could lift silver as high as the $38+ level before a downtrend resumes, while a breach of same could usher in additional price weakness.
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PHOENIX -- The D-backs didn't take batting practice Friday after an early morning arrival from San Francisco.
As it turned out, once the game started, they didn't do much hitting either.View Full Game Coverage
PHOENIX -- The D-backs didn't take batting practice Friday after an early morning arrival from San Francisco.
As it turned out, once the game started, they didn't do much hitting either.View Full Game Coverage
Hyun-Jin Ryu dazzled on the mound for the Dodgers as they beat the D-backs, 6-0, at Chase Field.
"He's got good stuff," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said of Ryu. "Tonight was a really good game against us. Just all things considered, he threw a great game and we had no answer for him tonight."
The loss snapped the D-backs' modest two-game winning streak, and it was their third loss in as many games to the Dodgers this year.
"It was one of those games where everything went our way," said Dodgers manager Don Mattingly. "They came off a trip, we got in early. We scored early and added on runs. There was no true stress. You don't get very many of these."
Friday marked the second time this year that Ryu (2-1) had tied up Arizona hitters. In his first start of the year in Sydney, Australia, Ryu held the D-backs scoreless in five innings of work.
This time around, Ryu held the D-backs to just a pair of hits before departing after seven innings having thrown 99 pitches.
"Their guy, Ryu, pitched a heck of a game," Gibson said. "He was very, very good. He was better than the first time we saw him. First-pitch strikes, he was pouring them in there, in any count throwing any pitch, stayed out of the middle of the plate, so he made it tough for us to get anything going on him."
While the D-backs struggled at the plate, that was certainly not the case for Adrian Gonzalez.
The Dodgers first baseman went 3-for-4 with five RBIs and was a one-man wrecking crew when it came to Arizona starter Brandon McCarthy.
McCarthy (0-2) got the first two batters of the game out, but he then allowed a single to Hanley Ramirez before Gonzalez hit a home run on the first pitch he saw for a 2-0 Dodgers lead.
"The home run was just a mistake that I left out over for him," McCarthy said.
Then in the third with one out and two on, Gonzalez managed to ground a single back up the middle to score a pair of runs and double his team's lead.
McCarthy seemed to settle in after that, and he retired 11 straight batters.
The Dodgers, though, would blow things open in the eighth as Yasiel Puig and Ramirez led off the inning with doubles, with Ramirez's scoring Puig. And then fittingly it was Gonzalez who sent McCarthy to the showers with a single that scored Ramirez and gave the Dodgers a 6-0 lead.
It's been a frustrating season for McCarthy. The right-hander has had points in all three of his starts where he's thrown the ball well, but teams have capitalized when he hasn't.
"I feel like I've actually thrown not terribly and I don't know what the heck is going on," McCarthy said. "Whether it's a combination of bad luck or too many bad pitches, it's getting old."
Seeing their starting pitcher struggle has been a recurring theme for the D-backs this year and is one of the main reasons their record is just 4-9.
"I don't know if it's deflating; it makes it tough to come back," Gibson said of the early holes his starters have dug. "You want to work ahead -- everybody knows that. We haven't done a lot of that this year, so you've just got to buckle down and get some runs."
McCarthy said that he did not feel like he did anything differently during the stretch where he retired 11 straight. That leaves him baffled as to what is causing his struggles.
"That's a morally defeating game, especially to kind of have it figured out in the middle innings and get settled back down," McCarthy said. "It's just been a few pitches here and there that have gone wrong and they've happened to really hurt me."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB.


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amill87 wrote:FriscosFinest wrote:
Not being a hater, but I think the seahawks actually drafted very average, and possibly the lowest grade in the NFC-W. I mean yeah your team used their 1st pick on harvin, so I dont hold that against them. But the first player taken was a runningback??
uhh the Niners just used a second round pick on Lamicheal James when they had Gore and Hunter on the roster...
Which made perfect sense as we rotate Gore out constantly. He is a capable every down back, but playing him that way every year usually caused him injury and we would lose him for a few weeks or more each year.
Rotating him like we do now, keeps his legs fresh which is paying off dividends.