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Is anyone hitting the ball better than Mike Weir?
Outside of Ernie Els, nobody has been as consistent as Weir, who along with his two 2003 victories has a tie for third at Pebble and a tie for ninth at the Phoenix Open. He has only three rounds in the 70s all year.
The 32-year-old Canadian lefty was at his very best Sunday on a Riviera course that yielded only 11 scores below 70 in the final round, and none from the final three groups. Weir's 66 was tied for the second-best score of the day.
Including the two-hole playoff, Weir -- who started the day seven strokes off the lead -- hit 14 of 16 fairways and 16 of 20 greens in regulation. Not bad for a guy who finished 78th on the money list in 2002.
So what's the difference between now and then? Confidence.
Weir played the second playoff hole (the 311-yard par-4 10th) with Tiger-esque self-assurance. Knowing Charles Howell III would try to drive the green, Weir stuck with his game-plan and laid up short with a 5-wood. And when Howell ended up in a bunker 35 yards in front of the pin, the safe play for Weir would have been to land his approach shot 20 feet or so away from the hole -- which was located in the back-right corner of the green -- in order to avoid the bunker that fronted the putting surface.
But Weir instead cut the corner of the bunker and fired at the flag, landing his second shot 8 feet away from the hole. The decision would prove critical when Howell made a remarkable bunker shot to within 6 feet.
Weir coolly drained his 8-footer, Howell missed his try, and the rest is history.
Now, Weir has two victories, two other top-10s and is sitting pretty atop the money list ahead of guys named Woods, Mickelson, Singh and, yes, even Els.
What a difference a year makes.
The number of strokes Mike Weir has made up in the final rounds of his victories at the Bob Hope (four) and Nissan (seven).
Around the tours
Nissan Open
Pacific Palisades, Calif.
Course (par 71):
Riviera Country Club (7,174 yards)
Top finishers:
1. Mike Weir (-9)
2. Charles Howell III
T3. Fred Funk
T3. Nick Price
T5. Tiger Woods
T5. K.J. Choi
Verizon Classic
Lutz, Fla.
TPC of Tampa Bay (6,783 yards)
Top finishers:
1. Bruce Fleisher (-8)
2. Hale Irwin
3. Mike Hill
T5. Mark McCumber
T5. Jim Thorpe
T5. Mike McCullough
Malaysian Open
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Course (par 71):
The Mines Resort & GC (6,785 yards)
Top finishers:
1. Arjun Atwal
T2. Retief Goosen
T2. Brad Kennedy
4. Dean Robertson
5. Thammanoon Srirot
No event
Next event:
Welch's/Fry's Championship (March 13-16)
No event
Next event:
Jacob's Creek Open Championship
(Feb. 27-March 2)
Elsewhere this week...
ANZ Ladies Masters
Winner: Laura Davies
Five observations
1. As good as Weir played down the stretch Sunday, he wouldn't have had a chance had Howell played smarter golf on the back nine.
With a three-stroke lead halfway through his round, Howell played his final nine holes at 2-over and left the door open for Weir. Here's where he made the mistakes:
Par-4, 311-yard 10th: Trying to drive the green for the fourth straight round, Howell's tee shot went to the far left, almost pin-high but 48 yards away and behind a couple trees. He had to try to run his second shot low around and under a tree, but it skidded off the green and into the left-side bunker. His bunker shot went about 8 feet past the hole, and he two-putted from there for bogey.
Par-4, 459-yard 12th: Sitting 180 yards out after a solid tee shot, Howell left his second shot in the one place he couldn't afford to be: the right-side bunker. He had trouble from there, landing his third shot in the rough in front of the green, 26 feet away from the hole. He'd two-putt there for bogey.
Par-3, 176-yard 14th: He landed his tee shot safely on the green, but three-putted from 64 feet for his third bogey on the back nine. By the time he picked his ball up out of the hole, he had dropped in a three-way tie for the lead with Nick Price and Weir.
More stats from Howell's 2-over 73 on Sunday:
Howell hit only 10 of 18 greens in regulation, his lowest number of the week.
He had 29 putts Sunday, again his worst number of the week.
He made four bogeys in the final round, one more than he made in his first 54 holes.
2. After Saturday's 2-over 73 that left him 11 strokes off the lead, Tiger Woods rebounded nicely in the final round.
Playing aggressively and firing at Riviera's will-tucked pins, Woods shot a 6-under 65, the best round of the day and tied for the lowest round of the week.
How did he do it? He made seven birdies, no bogeys and made only 24 putts. Not bad considering he made 34, 26 and 30 strokes with his putter in his first three rounds, respectively.
Woods began his season last week $1.8 million behind on the money list. After two events he's cut that deficit in half.
3. Riviera played extremely tough this week, particularly Sunday.
The 9-under winning score was the second-highest since 1996, and tied for the third-highest since 1984. Why so high? Small greens, tucked pins and a little wind combined to frustrate the field. Some pins were as close as three steps from the edge of the green Sunday.
4. David Duval and Rich Beem each cashed their first paychecks of the season this week.
Duval -- who played his first two rounds paired with Woods -- started with a 69-70 to reach the weekend in a tie for fifth place, but finished 73-75 to drop into a tie for 42nd. Still, it's a good first step for Duval, who missed his first two cuts of the year at the Bob Hope and at Pebble.
Beem, meanwhile, missed three cuts and finished dead last at the season-opening Mercedes before finishing in a tie for 10th this week at the Nissan. The highlight of his week was a second-round 65, tied for the best one-day score of the tournament.
5. Bruce Fleisher won his third career Champions Tour event Sunday thanks to a two-stroke swing on the 53rd hole of the Verizon Classic.
Hale Irwin led Fleisher by one shot heading into the 17th hole Sunday, but three-putted the green for a bogey. Fleisher, meanwhile, birdied the hole to leapfrog Irwin and win by a stroke.
What it means for ...
K.J. Choi: The Korean found himself in the final group in the final round for the second time this year (the first was at the Mercedes with Els), and he was never really a factor either time. He ended up in a tie with Woods for fifth place, and led the field by hitting 69.4 percent of greens in regulation.
Lorena Ochoa: The young phenom shot a 68 in the final round of the ANZ Ladies Masters in Australia on Sunday, finishing fourth at 11-under for the tournament. Ochoa will be a card-carrying member of the LPGA Tour in 2003. Many of the best women's players are Down Under tuning up for the upcoming season.
Fred Couples: The 43-year-old showed he can still hang around with the kids this week, finishing in a tie for seventh at the Nissan, an event he's won twice previously.
Fred Funk: Funk started and finished with a bang this week. He came streaking out of the blocks with an opening-round 65 to take a three-stroke lead before fading to a 74 on Friday. A 70 on Saturday lifted him back into the top 10, and a finishing 68 vaulted him into a tie for third.
Up next ...
WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship
The NCAA Tournament of golf headlines this week's action. Sixty-four of the top 66 players will meet at La Costa in Carlsbad, Calif. for the head-to-head event, which features Tiger Woods and Ernie Els as the top two seeds. The two, however, will not face each other unless they both reach the finals.
Rain is expected Monday and Tuesday, which could make things very interesting -- and sloppy -- for Wednesday's first-round matches. Check out the tentative bracket.
PGA Tour: Chrysler Classic of Tucson
With the world's best at the Match Play, the Classic's field is one of the weakest of the year, but it will give youngsters like Aaron Baddeley a much better chance to pick up career victory No. 1. Check out the full field.
Nationwide Tour: Jacob's Creek Open Championship
The Nationwide Tour kicks off its 2003 season Down Under.
Women's Australian Open
Some of the LPGA Tour's best are tuning up for the 2003 season in Australia. Karrie Webb will defend her title, and Laura Davies -- who outdueled Webb to win the ANZ Ladies Masters on Sunday -- is in the field as well, as are Beth Bauer and Natalie Gulbis.
David Lefort is ESPN.com's golf editor, and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Nov 8, 1983
|Filing date
|Oct 19, 1981
|Priority date
|Oct 19, 1981
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Rudolph D. Galindo
|Original Assignee
|Bruce Petillo, Stan Pawlowski
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (65), Classifications (18), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
The concept of a track lighting system has been in existence for over two decades while the actual establishment into architectural design has been more recent. Track lighting today is frequently being architectually integrated into the enviornmental design of old and new buildings. The wide-spaced conversions to track lighting systems are for reasons of economics, aesthetics, versatility and simplicity.
Basically track lighting consists of a metal frame or track which is a generally inverted T-shape that is either mounted on or incorporated in a ceiling. Housed in the track are two copper conductors running longitudinally allowing the electrical connection of a variety of types of suspended lighting fixtures at any place along the track. The entire track length is available for insertion of light fixtures so that a large degree of lighting flexibility exists.
Track lighting offers many merits with an outstanding one being versatility. Using lights, one can manipulate man's perception such that moods can be created, points of interest or needed illumination can be emphasized, space can be transformed and room design can be revealed or concealed. These different effects are achieved by choosing a direction, position, color, and/or intensity of a fixture. Track lighting utilizing the possible effects function equally well for display and general illuminating purposes.
Track lighting systems are available which are engineered to act as the grid system for a suspended ceiling system as well. These provide a dual function and it is toward this type of system that this invention is particularly directed.
Of much importance is the economical value of track lighting. Track lighting is economically superior to conventional lighting in that wasteful scatter of light is avoided while adequate illumination to specific areas is made.
Despite the many obvious advantages of track lighting systems there are some limitations, one of which is the inability to convert a traditional ceiling into a track system without putting in a new ceiling. Another limitation or disadvantage of track lighting in general is that there are exposed electrical conductors located within the track which carry 115 volts. The chance of an electrical fire or shock damage does exist with this type of exposed wire.
Traditionally, suspended ceilings have used inexpensive roll formed steel or extruded aluminum grid members. Track lighting systems developed to date for dual use in ceiling grids are significantly more expensive than conventional grids and often are prohibitive in cost for many installations because of the continuous electrical conductors, and the need for special fittings at junctions and edges. Present ceiling grid tack lighting systems further suffer from the disadvantage of having exposed electrical conductors present throughout the grid.
My copending design patent application, Ser. No. 036,330, filed May 7, 1979 now U.S. Pat. No. Des. 236,786, issued Apr. 26, 1983, illustrates an ornamental design for a grid structure particularly useful for embodiment in this invention.
I have invented a track lighting system which can be installed in a suspended ceiling to be used as a conventional ceiling and converted at a later date to track lighting. In the past this has not been possible. My invention overcomes all of the obstacles as it is not prohibitively expensive and does not require alterations on the framework of the track but simply the installation of a pair of insulated conductors into the system. This system offers added protection over and above the prior art as there are no wires in the system when this invention is to be used as a conventional ceiling and when the system is used for track lighting the conductors used are insulated with conventional plastic insulation.
My invention consists of an elongated track member with an upstanding web which is adapted to give support to the system. The portion of the track member which is exposed to the room has a recess in which the live conductors are placed. The fixtures used for this system are specially adapted such that when the fixture is installed into place, the portion of the fixture which serves to make the electrical connection is equipped with insulation severing blades. Actuation of a plunger drives the insulation cutting blades through the insulation making electrical contact with the longitudinal conductors. The cuts in the insulation are effective in allowing an electrical connection to be made and yet small enough that when the blades are removed the conductors are once again well insulated.
In another embodiment the insulation severing blades are fixed in the connector and sever the conductor insulation when the connector is twisted 90 degrees to secure it mechanically to the track.
This invention can be more clearly understood from the following detailed description and by references to the drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an office scene having an acoustical ceiling with an integral lighting track.
FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of a lamp fixture installed in an end portion of said track.
FIG. 2A is an enlarged perspective fragmentary view of a section of a main rib of the system of FIG. 1 showing the conductors in place.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a 12 volt transformer and its attachment to the track lighting system of this invention.
FIG. 4 is a front elevational view of a 120 volt junction box as it is situated on the track.
FIG. 5 is an isometric view of a connector used in this invention.
FIG. 6 is a vertical sectional view of the connector of FIG. 5 taken along lines 6--6 of FIG. 5 and shown in place in a mitered ceiling member.
FIG. 7 is a side vertical sectional view of the right side of the connector of FIG. 5 taken along lines 7--7 of FIG. 5.
FIG. 8 is a vertical sectional view of an alternate embodiment of this invention showing fixed cutting blades.
FIG. 9 is a top plan view of the alternate embodiment of FIG. 8 with portions broken away for clarity.
FIG. 10 is a flow plan of the process of mounting a fixture according to this invention.
For greater detail and understanding of the invention we refer now to the drawings in which an office scene with a suspended ceiling 20, which is a necessary basic component of this invention, is illustrated in FIG. 1. The suspended ceiling 20 is made up of an array of two types of support members, a main support member or main grid 21 and a cross support member 22. The support members 21 and 22 are arranged to define a square or rectangular pattern grid 23. Each opening in the grid 23 is filled with lightweight ceiling panels 24 which are generally constructed of a sound or heat insulating material having a surface treatment which is also aesthetically pleasing. The panels 24 rest on flange portion 35 of the support members illustrated in FIG. 2. For a recommended form of grid member reference is made to my co-pending design patent application, referenced above.
In accordance with the well known practice in the suspended ceiling art the entire grid 23 is supported from the ceiling by wire hanger 52 one of which is seen in FIG. 2. Three light fixtures 25 are seen in FIG. 1 secured to the main grid members 21 and are directed downward to give specialized lighting effects over the desk 26. The individual fixtures are supported by and receive their power from the main support members 21. The fixtures in this figure are arranged around the area of the desk 26 but may be removed, reinserted and redirected to any position in the room. The main support member or main grid 21 are all electronically powered while the cross members 22 are not, as is true in conventional tack lighting.
For the creative and distinguishing features we look to FIG. 2 which shows a light fixture 25 pivotably connected to a lamp base 30. The lamp base 30 serves as the mechanical pivotal connection between the lamp fixture 25 and the attachment module 31. The attachment module 31 secures the lamp fixture 25 to the main grid or main support members 21 while at the same time provides for the electrical connection between the lamp 25 and a pair of insulated wires 50. A locking button or plunger 32 is seen projecting out of the side of the attachment module 31 and serves to move contacts or knife severing blades which would complete an electrical connection between the conductors 50 and internal contact points best illustrated in FIGS. 6 and 7. Greater detail concerning the electrical connection is discussed in FIGS. 5-7.
Angular adjustment of the fixture 25 occurs at two locations, at the module-base junction 33 and at the base-lamp junction 34. A great amount of flexibility of the lamp exists because of these two junctions so that the lamp can be adjusted to many angles for maximum flexibility. The module 31 may be positioned at any place along the length of any of the grid members 21 of FIG. 1, each of which preferably carry insulated electrical conductors.
Ceiling panels 24 are shown resting on flange portions 35 of the main grid 21. The cross support members supply the rest of the needed support for the paneling but are not shown in this figure. Evident in this figure is an support member or web 36 which extends vertically from the exposed portion of the main grid 21. The entire grid system is held up by wire hangers 52 which extend through a hole in the web 36 and then are fastened to the ceiling or beams of a building.
For greater detail concerning the design of the main grid 21 used in this invention we look now to FIG. 2A The main grid 21 is made up of a web 36 which functions as a form of support for the grid, a body portion 41 and two box portions 42. The two box portions 2 extend laterally on each side of the body 41 and each define a hollow recess 43 and 43a in which insulated wiring 50 and 50a respectively are held. This is a major point of difference from conventional lighting tracks in that insulated wiring so is utilized and the circuit carrying portion of the track is integrally constructed into the track design itself and may be used either with or without lighting.
My invention has two notable advantages over the prior art; cost and safety. The cost is less due to its design simplicity and the use of conventional insulated wire. The system has an added degree of safety in that the wiring used is fully insulated. The recess 43 is located within an upper track wall 53 of the box portion 42, a mitered flange 54, a side wall 55, and a small rib 56 which projects down from the upper wall 53. An opening 60 to the box portion 42 still exists and it is through this opening that the wiring is installed either manually or by a special tool. A channel or raceway 44 exists between the tow box portions 42. Light fixtures are attached in the raceway 44. Whether or not fixtures are attached the appearance of the track is aesthetically pleasing. This is of particular importance in this invention because this system can be installed as a suspended ceiling without any wiring and then later converted to the track lighting system by installing the insulated wiring 50.
Once wiring is installed it is secure, as well as being out of view because of the shape of the mitered flange 54 and ribs 56. Both of these projections keep the wiring positioned within the recess 43.
To see on form of electrical interconnection used in this invention we refer now to FIG. 3 which shows a step down transformer 70 mounted by means of a mounting bracket 73 on a main support member 21 and supported as part of the ceiling. The step down transformer 70 reduces the voltage applied to conductors 50, in this case from 115 v line voltage arriving in a conduit or Bx cable 71 to 12 v available at the two output terminals 72. This type of transformer is commonly used for two reasons: (1) safety, and (2) many lamps and track lighting systems are designed to operate from 12 v. The output terminals 72 have low voltage wires or insulated wiring 50 attached by tightening screw 74. The low voltage wires 50 feed into the recess 43 of the main grid 21 thus the grid is supplied with a source of power. The single stepdown transformer 70 will supply several different pairs of wires securing the other main support members 21. Evident in this figure is the relationship between the lightweight ceiling panels 24 and grid members 21 illustrating how they rest on the flange portion 35.
A high voltage or normal supply voltage system 7 is illustrated in FIG. 4 in which the conduit 80 joins an outlet box 81 with its cover 82 in place from which 115 v carrying conductors 84 emerge and then go through a rib end box 85 to enter the recess 43 similar to the lower voltage wires seen in FIG. 3. In FIG. 4 a track junction 83 between a cross member 22 and the main grid member 21 is shown. The 115 volt carrying conductors 84 extend through the junction and are uninterrupted. A perimeter bracket 90 is shown near the end box 85 which secures the track and in this case junction box 81 to the side wall (not shown) by means of a mounting screw 91.
The attachment of lighting fixtures to the track 21 which is seen in FIGS. 1-4 is acheived by an attachment module 31 which is the subject of the next figure, FIG. 5. All track lighting systems utilize an attachment module of some sort. The attachment module in this figure serves a dual function; it mounts a light fixture to the main grid and makes an electrical connection to insulated wires. The insulation severing blades or contacts 92 and 92a, when in place, provide for the electrical connection when the module and lamp is in place. The attachment module 31 is made up of a module body 90 where a tapered neck 91 rests. Located on the neck 11 is a head portion 93 which is inserted into the raceway 44 of the main grid 21 not shown in this figure.
The module 31 is installed in a raceway 44 and rotated 90 degrees when insertion into the raceway 44 is attempted. Most track lighting systems utilize a module of some sort. This module differs in that the contacts that make the electrical connection between the conductors and the light fixture are a pair of insulation piercing knives 92 which cut through the insulation covering the conductors and make a connection. The insulation used in this invention is Underwriters Laboratories approved "resealable" type where when the knives are withdrawn and the fixture is moved to another location the insulation at the earlier location reseals itself. A suitable type of insulated wire is 10 to 14 gauge copper two conductor polyvinyl chloride (PVC) insulated wire wire of American Insulated Wire Corporation of Pawtucket Rhode Island.
The procedure to electrically engage the module 31 is as follows:
The plunger or locking button 32 is fully depressed covering an internally located contact driver 33 causing it to move vertically along inclined surfaces 37 and 37a and to flex spring sections 93 and 93a of contacts 92 and 93a outward and drive the knife blade through the insulation of conductors 50. The blades are shown in their engaging position while the non-engaged position is illustrated by dashed lines in FIG. 7 moving horizontally, penetrating the insulation of the electrical conductors. Near the base 14 of the module 31, a locking slot 15 for a lamp base is shown. It is here that a lamp or lighting fixture is secured to the module 31.
To better understand the union of the attachment module 31 and the main grid 21 we now refer to FIG. 5 in conjunction with FIG. 7, the latter of which affords a sectioned view of this relationship. The head 93 and shoulder 91 are seen inserted into the raceway with the head 93 captured within the recesses 43 nd 43a and the shoulder 91 bearing against the beveled surfaces 54. The head 93 has sufficiently narrow sides to allow the head 93 to be inserted through the opening 44 (of FIG. 2a) before turning 90 degrees and mechanically locking into place. The top button of the head 93 limits the extent of entry of the head into the recess 44. The attachment module 31 is shown to be made up of insulating material such as acrylonitrile-butadaene styrene (ABS) produced by the Dow Chemical Company of Midland, Mich.
The head 93 comes in vertical contact with the insulated conductors 50 and ribs 56 and thereby guides the knife edges of contacts 92 directly to the conductor 50. The knives 92 are offset such that this sectioned view shows only one knife 92 making actual contact with the conductor 50. The knives 92 are made of beryillium copper which allows for an electrical connection as well as the necessary resilience for the invention. Beryillium copper is commonly used in lamps for just this reason. The knife 92 is guided into contact with the insulated wiring 50 by a plastic housing 93. In this figure the knife 92 is shown in contact with the conductor 50 because the pluner 32 (of FIG. 7) is in the depressed position forcing the contact driver 33 upward. When the plunger 32 is released the contact driver 33 returns to the base 14 of the module 31.
Refer now to FIG. 8 where an alternate embodiment employing fixed contact knives 100 and 100a are used. In this case the module 131 includes shoulder portions 191 and head portion 193 of a configuration generally similar to that of FIG. 5. One exception is that the ends of the head 93 are recessed/expanded to conform to the conductor 50 insulation to carefully guide the knives 100 and 100a through the insulation and into contact with the conductor 50 when the module 31 is rotated 90 degrees upon insertion and locking in the grid. The two blades 100 and 100a are integral with respective conductors 101 and 102 which are secured in place by respective contact screens 103 and 104. Electrical contact to conductors 50 of the grid of FIG. 1 is obtained through the screws 103 and 104 by conductors from a lighting fixture coming through the nipple 96 threaded into retainer plate 97.
A flow plan for the installation procedure of a fitting into the main grid or track 21 shown in FIG. 9, should be considered in connection with FIGS. 2 and 7. The first step is to insert fitting or module 31 without its place 97 and nipple 96 in the grid member 21 with the head aligned with the track. Next turn the module 90 degrees to secure the fitting into the track. Then the plunger 32 is depressed to make electrical contact with the conductors 50. The fixture 25 is secured to the module by inserting fixture wires through the nipple 96 and coverplate 91. Then the fixture is onto the nipple. At this time there are two separate assemblies, a module 31 and a fixture-base 30 or nipple assembly. Connection of the two is made in the final two steps. The fixture is electrically connected by attaching it to the contact screws and finally the cover plate and fixture is slid into place at the bottom of the fitting.
Any angular adjustments of the fixture can be made at this time.
The installation of the embodiment of FIG. 8 is basically the same however the step of depressing the plunger is unnecessary since electrical connection is automatically achieved by the previous 90 degree securing step.
The above described embodiments of this invention are merely descriptive of its principles and are not to be considered limiting. The scope of this invention instead shall be determined from the scope of the following claims, including their equivalents.
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52 Pickup
These are the words I give to you to share with everyone
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In Matthew 10:32 Jesus states, "Therefore everyone who confesses Me before men, I will also confess him before My Father who is in heaven." (NASB). 52 pickup:"These are the words I give to you to share with everyone" contains my testimony, how the book came about and a collection of 52 God inspired poems. The 52 poems are based on everyday events in my life since accepting Christ as my savior in August 2007. The poems cover such topics as Anger, Temptation, and Bitterness to name a few.
The target audience for '52 Pickup is anyone looking for devotionals to use in a small group, as ministry and sermon ideas, or just be inspired by God's words. Every story is inspired by God; I was just the person who typed the words. I would read or see some key words, and then all of a sudden I would be writing a story. After the story was done, I would read it and know that God had inspired it. There has been little altering or proofreading. I've included with each poem, scripture to reference, and a "Story Behind the Poem." These are brief snippets I captured at the time trying to explain the situation that inspired the writing. Some are more in-depth than others, but meant to communicate was happening at the time.
The book also showed me God has a sense of humor. I always wanted to own an old truck, when he revealed the details including name of the book, I laughed! I got my 52 pickup truck, it was not what I expected. It is my hope the poems in 52 pickup will inspire you as much as they have me!
"Scripture quotations taken from the NASB © The Lockman Foundation (http://www.lockman.org )"
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What would it have been like to sit in Spurgeon's classes?
I hope this book gives a sense of what a student would hear Spurgeon say about preaching if Spurgeon were to speak with them in the hall, from the pulpit, or on a walk down the streets of London.
Thus, the purpose of this book is to enable preachers to "apprentice" with Spurgeon for a season in order to learn from him about preaching. It is hoped that such an internship will prove valuable for contributing to preachers as they mine resources for gospel relevance and power in the twenty-first century.
But how could Spurgeon help the twenty-first century preacher?
The preacher today in the West will recognize some profound similarities with Spurgeon and his times. It is true that postmodernism and Enlightenment Rationalism are very different philosophies. But their results are similar in that they promote wide spread scepticism and doubt regarding the authority of the Bible. The debates about the use of art and sermon length at the turn of the twenty-first century are no different in substance than those found in England at the turn of the twentieth. The effect of attention span and the need for story to accompany logic are not new topics of discussion for preachers. In addition, pressures that reduce time for sermon preparation and engender the temptation for shallow or borrowed sermons are nothing essentially new.
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'In this work Spurgeon lives again not merely as a preacher but as a teacher of preachers for his generation and ours. Eswine honestly explores the strengths and weakness, theology and practice, personality and passions of Spurgeon to guide us on a path toward sound, gracious, and Spirit-empowered preaching for our time.'
'Zack Eswine has blessed all who care about preaching by giving us something we need--a down-to-earth theology of preaching made vivid by the exceptional life, ministry, and thought of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Spurgeon's quest to let the Bible itself shape his preaching and the Holy Spirit give it power supplies a timely paradigm for those of us who preach today. Eswine's well- documented treatment of the subject distills Spurgeon's intentional practice in a way that promises to challenge, convict, instruct, but especially to encourage us to keep preaching in the confident expectation that God will speak when we preach in ways that reflect how he has spoken to us.'
"As hard as it may be for 21st century preachers to believe, Charles Spurgeon dealt with many of the same challenges today's preacher's face. In Kindled Fire, Zack Eswine allows us to sit at the feet of this powerful pulpiteer and gain insights from the life and ministry of one of the greatest preachers in the history of the church. Throughout the pages of this fascinating book, the reader feels drawn into Spurgeon's presence and receives valuable counsel as if from the great preacher's own lips. This is a volume that is both enjoyable and rewarding."
"A masterful book by a preacher, about a preacher, and for preachersand all those who love a good sermon. Zack Eswine, professor of homiletics at Covenant Theological Seminary, explores the life and ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon and presents timeless truths about the call to ministry, theology for preaching, style and content, the preacher's power and struggles. Thoughtful questions for learning and discussion follow each of the thirteen chapters."
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Kerry Collins5 Stars Out Of 5May 26, 2009Kerry CollinsA great book and resource center for the motivation of the preachers and pastors that find themselves in a struggle for a clear perspective. This book lays out how Spurgeon faced the hard issues head on, and kept going on even in the face of much of what is just the day to day life of a minister. His day sounds close to ours in so many ways. I am about 1/2 way through it now and every page is speaking to me in a clear way.I would suggest all Ministers young and old get a copy, as well as much of the Laity would be helped by its content.


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I am created this thread Exclusively for Newbies , If anyone can tell some proven yep, proven method for generating $100 in one week and also post your case studies as methods.
- rajathssMy friend..please don't post like these type of threads here..Anyway listen here....First start a effective blog...Start email marketing, spend at least $20 per day for advertising...to promote you site ok....Write 20 articles ...Post your affiliate link in your site...DO This first. You will get more than $1000 per week... And last but not in list, follow jideofor tips.
- BabyMamaI would suggest if you were wanting to make that kind of money to start offering some kind of service. If you have a skill. Check out some of the services in the warrior for hire section and model an ad around that.
Otherwise start out with building a simple website, monetizing it and doing some SEO work to get it ranked. Once its earning build another one until you reach your goal of $100 per week.
There are plenty of WSOs here that explain this in detail if you need a step by step strategy.
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Ask a general question, you get a general answer.
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If anyone can tell some proven yep, proven method for generating $100 in one week a
One is to earn $100 once a week. That never fails to work and you get 6 days off.
Another is to earn $20 a day for 5 days. That never fails to work and you get two days off.
The only "proven" method of earning money online is to work out how to drive traffic to your site.
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If you plan your time you can get all the above done in 2 weeks time. Yeah, you can have your audio product ready in one week, I have done it, and contacting JV partners should take another week. Hope this helps...
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There are lots of legit ways to make $100 a week. My preference is for affiliate marketing (selling other people's stuff and earning a commission on every sale) via a niche blog. The income is residual - do the work once but continue to bring in money. You can have various income streams from the same site, and you can work around your own schedule.
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Once you have reached your goal aim higher.
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Well the age old advice is look at them like you are buying today. I don't want a fully valued TOO at $6........TK on the other hand is very attractive at its current rate. The dividend is meaningless on these companies. Case in point last time TOO crossed the hold date it was nearly $7 and then dropped to $4 on the pay date or near. My point far more $$ can be made trading the thing and moving within the TK group if you like the business. Just my $02 cents
Like my piece the other day about Brexit. TOO just hit $6....that's 10 cents away from where it started. . If you want to make bank TK was way oversold. It still has nearly $3 buck to where TOO was @ $6.10...............Its your trade idea of the day
Ken we are on the same page. TOO has already lifted off its $4 lows. TOO never lifted but will. Its a far better buy at the moment. I loaded the boat on that one at $6.71. Still like TOO a lot but I am here for the beer __aka cash.
Has held up really well. Great day to rotate into beat up stocks
TOO has a huge gap from Thursday to Friday. TK as well did but back filled most of it today. Very possible we could see a retrace at one point to complete the TOO gap
There is only one league MVP and finals MVP. Every one know who who knows the slightest about basketball and it sure isn't Curry with his one dimensional game. On a night when the three ball would not fall for the Cavs 23 had to take it to the paint and the old school way. The rebounds...the assists.....the blocks. You just witnessed one unbelievable show for the record books.
Well typically Marc like I posted last week TOO had a very opposite reaction on the share issuance news. That is normally a very negative even coupled with the fact they did not retire debt just moved it farther off thus pushing any restoration of a return of any of the dividend that much farther out. If one thought the div was going to return in 2018 then as debt moved to that time-frame one must only conclude that's its now 2020 best case. I don't think it will ever return but that's another debate.
You and I have discussed many times the contrarian element to TOO and how it traded. Still strong volume as day trades tire but a day or two of this and they will be done with TOO.
On the NBA that was enjoyable. The Golden Boys ran into a man with a mission. They had a good run but lacked one element.....heart. They are now down in the record books with best season and giving up a 3-1 lead. In any case they should be happy to have been there. OKC had them at 3-1 as well and folded up., They now sit in history tied with the Seattle Mariners as teams with best records and ousted from the title.
10 rigs added in NA markets...4 Canada and 9 intl markets. Its an add. Not moving the needle. In any case good week. Enjoy
Playing the average here. Really tempted to let it run since its house money but I think the rig count drops us lower. Playing a swing here....any drop I think is very short lived. I hate to hold the weekend in any case
Sad to have to drop these only 20 hour old alais to the ignore bin but goodness. When the key words are conspiracy__republican and trolls who follow you around. Well time to be gone. Say hi to neverseensomanywarnings for us will you
Sadly these two...well one in the same is going to have to be moved to the iggy pile. Such desperation to have to create multiple alais to drive your point. Sad really. The truth is in.....hedge fund.....no.....retail idiots....yes
Give it a rest, Your desperation on multiple alais is shinning thru
jamooreculloden___mynextmove2...Two new alias created at the exact same time yesterday. Interesting
Hedge fund pumpers or underwater retail idiots....You be the judge....or put them on iggy
Oh child...you just loved to be schooled. Like I posted my trade the other day you thought you were a genious as you saw a few penny gain only to watch it tank to new lows. Then you dissapeared in shame. Now a day later you think your a kingpin.....lmao. Go look at my posts dating back to before this decline started in the $6 range last thursday. I have played this like a fiddle and profited at every turn. Run along kid. Your wasting my time......
lol..chuckle, All that looks really good had not every other stock in the same time frame declined as well. Its pretty tough to make the case that hedge funds tanked the price of oil so they could get TOO shares cheaper.
The world is a big place, remember that.
Actually I don't although I think your thesis is genius. I think today you have this perfect storm of a big pop again in oil rising all boats. Add to that the finance update which on the surface looks pretty good came at some bad timing after the sell off. As well you have a day trader element that's on this stock now as evidenced by the uptick in volume. The last few days are pure day traders dream working the bands.
I sure am enjoying my $6.93 shares...I almost want to take the fool off iggy to hear him crying
Oh child,,, I loaded up near yesterdays lows. As usual your a day late and a dollar short. You must be growing tired of being schooled arnt you.
I read into a sort of bad luck timing that had nothing to do with TOO and overall market timing that led to share issuance at $4.55 and not around $6 where the stock was at the last few weeks. They then had to issue far more shares then I bet they planned. Whats odd bordering on comical is the bid again in pre market as retailers in the kiddie hour bid it up after the base line of $4.55 was just dropped. Today's oil climb has much to do with that. Be an interesting day after Baker Hughes data drops later.
You for got someone who laffs.....laffs at underwater fools like you. Enough said...your on iggy with your estrogen filled rant young lady.
Its funny when kids like you are schooled by folks who are actually making cash in these markets....another sign or weakness lil gal.....jealousy...oh well. iggy button for you.


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Turtle Spirit Animal
Turtle Symbolism
The turtle symbolism is characterized by the association with the Earth and earth symbols of groundedness and patience:
- Symbol of the world, of the Earth
- Ability to stay grounded, even in moments of disturbances and chaos
- Slowing down, pacing yourself
- Determination, persistence
- Emotional strength and understanding
- Ancient wisdom
The turtle is also linked to the spirit of the water and the fluid nature of emotions.
Turtle totem teachings for walking your path
The turtle totem symbolizes our peaceful walk on this earth. It represents the path we take as we embark on our journey through life. In contrast to emotional or spiritual development occurring in bursts, the way of the turtle anchors our personal unfolding in a slow, more grounded series of steps and longer cycles of transformation.
The turtle is associated with our physical and embodied evolution on the earthly plane. Call this spirit animal for help to be more grounded. You can also get help slowing down and pacing yourself, so you can take your next step with more confidence.
The turtle and ancient wisdom of the Earth
The American continent is referred to as "Turtle Island" in the Native American folklore. It is said that the Turtle carried the weight of the land of that continent on her back. This image is also present in Hindu and Chinese cultures, where the turtle is the animal carrying Mother Earth and holding the world in balance.
Having the turtle as totem means that you have an affinity with the ancient wisdom of the earth. You are naturally tuned into the elements, land, plants, people and animals. You carry your home on your back figuratively speaking and feel at ease wherever you are.
The turtle totem and determination
The wisdom of the turtle totem teaches us about determination and staying strong despite obstacles or distractions. This animal encourages those who have it as totem to listen deeply to their guidance and trust their path no matter what.
It is a great helper for those who need to provide a steady effort and persistence. You can call on the wisdom of the turtle when you need help to sustain your efforts and succeed in a long-lasting endeavor. By analogy with the biological attributes of this animal characterized by a long life, this spirit animal is also associated with longevity.
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The turtle and the way of peace
Being inspired by the wisdom of the turtle totem, you can slow down when you feel you are getting overwhelmed by a situation or emotions and rest to gain a more grounded perspective. This spirit guide can assist you in taking time for yourself to better integrate all the aspects of a given situation or issue.
Is The Turtle Your Spirit Animal?
Find out now with the new Spirit Animal Quiz. This free online quiz will help you find your spirit animal the easy way.
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158 Responses to Turtle Spirit Animal
I was visiting Hatteras looking for sea shells and wasn't finding any but had an feeling I was going to find something great. Then I came upon two remains of sea turtles. Most people would have said gross and moved away quickly, but I am from the mountains. I was intrigued and collected most of both of them. They were bones and dried pieces. I feel so blessed to have these, and am doing art work with them. I am also new artist who needs this spirit.
I took the totem test and got turtle. It describes me and my way of life exactly. I'm grateful this information was provided, thank you to the sites owner for sharing this.
I have a guided meditation CD where I am under the sea, and a dolphin features prominently. I can never see the dolphin, as much as I try. I know it's something else, but the only thing I have been able to guess at and see vaguely is a turtle. After doing your quiz and turtle coming up it makes a lot of sense, though I have baulked at a water animal being my totem, as I don't like water, and don't much like meditations based around water, rainforests and green climates. I like dry savannahs, fairly flat.
i was in my long daily walks across the rice fields, im thinking what could be the criteria of finding your spirit animal, im thinking is it rare encounters, what about biodiversity, i mean i have alot of geckos at home, i have a weired shrike outside who likes coming real close to me when im doing my laundry, or is it my dog, who im always around wondering about, or should i wait for it in my dream which i rarely remember.
with that thought in mind i found a TURTLE in a dry rice field that day..then all my thought went away. this is my spirit animal..talk about good timing!. this is real guys, ive been walking the same road for more than a year.
I've always been a fairly spiritual person but I've never really looked into animal totems before and was hoping someone could educate me a bit. I was winding down and meditating a while ago, when I do this I like to imagine myself floating above the earth in the serenity of the cosmos, when I had a very powerful and unexpected "vision" I suppose you could say. Suddenly I felt what could only be described as a powerful wave coming down over my body which was then accompanied by the very powerful image of a large tortoise or turtle floating above my body, staring VERY intently at me. I felt as though he/she was trying to say or communicate something to me but I'm not quite sure what it was and it all unfortunately ended rather quickly. Again, I have focused/meditated SEVERAL times in the past but this was a surprising first. I was hoping someone out there could explain this experience to me. If maybe there was something I missed or was supposed to understand. Any help would be appreciated.
You should look in to the book "Animal Speak" by Ted Andrews. It's amazing and very informative. I believe your main totem is a turtle. Although we have many totems in our lives at once, we usually have one animal we are drawn to or see most often in real, fictitious or thoughts. That is your main totem.
A couple of months ago I was meditating quietly in bed when all of a sudden I was transported into the body of a baby sea turtle. Me and my siblings had just been born and were walking in a line along the beach to reach the sea. It was nighttime and I could clearly sense the wet sand under my feet and the full moon on my shell. I could also hear the waves lapping and felt a clear instinct to reach the ocean.It was a very joyful feeling. All of my senses were heightened.
Does this mean the sea turtle is my spirit animal? I've never considered this before, but I've only started meditating recently.
Hello, I just had a dream where I met a prophet with hope of getting a tuber of yam from him, but instead the prophet gave me a very big tortoise to kill and eat, he teaches me on the method to kill it which was too cumbersome compare to killing method of the other animals, so I choose to keep it and take care of it instead of killing it. As I woke I was worry on what could be the meaning. Kindly help if you can
My son gave me a beautiful necklace that had two turtles on it for christmas. I immediately looked up the symbolism (I am a strong believer in listening to the universe when it talks) I am in the middle of an epic personal journey and the turtle's wisdom is exactly what i needed to guide me on my path. I never would have looked to turtle had it not been for this gift. Kinda gives a girl goose bumps! 🙂
[…] You can read what I found here: http://www.spiritanimal.info/turtle-spirit-animal/ […]
A few months ago, my father gave me a turtle totem from the Dominican Republic. When I look at that totem, I realized that I've been going too fast. I did not have peace within me.
I was once lucky enough to encounter a shaman. After examining me with her mythical skills, she told me my totem animal was a turtle. How cool!
[…] "Having the turtle as totem means that you have an affinity with the ancient wisdom of the earth. You are naturally tuned into the elements, land, plants, people and animals. You carry your home on your back figuratively speaking and feel at ease wherever you are." —-Elena Harris from "Turtle Spirit Animal" […]
I've always loved turtles ever sense I can remember. I was heart broken to see one in a tank knowing that where I'm from this is as closest as I will get to seeing one… at that point in my life. There was This one Sea Turtle caught my eye it was mesmerizing and before I knew it I was following this beautiful sea turtle around the aquarium. It was hard to leave I have to say I will never forget how I felt that day, Peaceful and protected if that makes any sense.
I just return From My trip in a remote island in Borneo . I was lucky enough to encountered with turtles, yes a few of them . One was approaching me when i was on My floaty . Id like to think that means something giving turtle is a shy creature. Any insights? Thank you
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Model Neutral Data Representation
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Alphatech, Inc.
Executive Place Iii, 50 Mall, Road, Burlington, MA, 01803
Principal Investigator:
Kendra Moore
(617) 273-3388
(617) 273-3388
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AbstractIn Phase I, ALPHATECH will define a model-neutral data structure and supporting access mechanisms that will provide interoperability between different modeling methodologies in support of large scale systems engineering. The model-neutral data structure will provide a common data representation of the model-specific data that is contained in the different modeling methods. The access mechanisms will provide both static and dynamic data access and exchange structural and input parameter data within the modeling environment; dynamic access and exchange will allow models to exchange data during model execution and update input parameters from internal and external data sources within a network environment. In addition, we will conduct a paper study to demonstrate the validity of the model-neutral data structure by applying the defined data structures to exchange data between three modeling methods. In Phase II, we will develop a full-scale implementation of the model-neutral data structure and accompanying access methods. We will apply the resulting software to a sample problem involving at least three different modeling techniques implemented in computer-based tools. The sample problem will be used to determine measures of interoperability.
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