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Hey there gang. As of today, I am the proud new owner of a Flowmaster 40. I love the sound. On the highway it's got a drone that I don't find objectionable at all...the radio covers it quite easily. But, my wife hasn't been in the truck yet...I'm sure she'll split her wig LOL.
Awesome ! I recently installed a Flowmaster cat-back also and the sound is great !
cool, i've always like the sound of flowmaster's i bought two 40's and put them on my 1971 dodge demon, and it sounded....well...awesome lol, i had one on my truck but, it was to quite for me i loved the tone, but not load enough lol, but i young, i'll probably hate the loudness when i get older lol, i my dad today just put a flowmaster on our Case 411 today lol the old muffler fell off, so he stuck a old flowmaster i had laying around haha
I'd love to see a tractor with a Flowmaster...that's awesome
i'll take a pic and a vid tomorrow and post it on here, it's pretty funny, doesn't sound that bad either lol, but it does look silly lol
here's the pic
and i even did a short 'exhaust' video too lol
sorry about the quality, crappy cell phone haha
That's awesome man! I've been looking at getting the flowmaster 40's, but my mom doesn't want me to get exhaust because she hates loud vehicles. She thinks my stock truck is too loud hahah.
LOL...love the video. Congrats on the mod!
That is awesome...dude you made my day! Thanks for posting that.
Im loving my flowmaster also,hard to beat the sound of a dodge with free flowing exhaust just wish someone would make a affordable set of headers
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Of course it a lost cause. Only thinking people would care how UDOT is run.
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It's disingenuous of the GOP to suggest that Democrats cannot point out flaws in Herbert's administration. Njord's behavior toward Graham, both in 2010 and in 2012, has been nothing short of reprehensible, and Herbert has been reluctant to do anything about it. Herbert is not the rock-solid leader some would make him out to be. He's certainly no two-star general...
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I can give you a reason why this is not going away, thirteen million of them in fact.
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If I were a GOP strategist, I certainly wouldn't want the public to pay
attention to the choking stench of corruption surrounding UDOT.
If I were a GOP strategist, I'd try to put as much distance as possible between Governor Herbert and Mr. Njord.
With sufficient hand-waving, smoke, mirrors and a reliance on the public's short attention span and knee-jerk fear of anyone, regardless of how well-qualified they are, who runs with a (D) by the name, Herbert might just get away with it.
Just keep voting for the R, and once again, we'll have the back-slapping good-old-boy kleptocracy we deserve.
Unless by some miracle the public actually does pay attention, actually does demand answers to difficult questions, actually does think realistically about who's running the state, and actually does hold our elected officials accountable for their decisions.
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You called it correctly. Unfortunately for the Democrats this will have zero effect on the elections this coming November. People here in Utah are going to be focused on the ecomony and Obama's support for gay marriage. The biggest thing the Republicans have in their favor is the man currently sitting in the White House.
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I think Carroon and Rocky Anderson are twins!
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The Governor needs to fire John Njord, not because he is a Republican, but because he used his position to get his way, and try to force his will on someone who could not fight back. I am a Republican, but I am getting tired of the Good Old Boy system we have at The State Capital. It needs to change, and start doing what is best for the People that elect them. The people have become a second class citizen, and have no rights, as far as alot of the top Republican leaders think. They think they can do what they want , and that no one is going to say anything. It is time that the people of this state say enough is enough. Elect someone who will LISTEN to us the people and do what we want.
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I wish to comment on the answer of Dwight E. Harken, M.D., to E. G. Olmstead, M.D., regarding rheumatic heart disease and sports (JAMA179:919 [March 17] 1962).This is an example of a situation in which an apparently safe, conservative course of action by the physician can do harm. The sudden prohibition of participation in strenuous activities which are part of his normal way of life will traumatize this 18-year-old boy severely. It can be justified only on a temporary basis if there is clear evidence of active rheumatic carditis. Even real aortic insufficiency which is well compensated is not a contraindication to competitive sports. In this case, we have not adequate information on which to state that there is significant aortic insufficiency (such as a statement of blood pressure). Perhaps he has a congenital bicuspid aortic valve with hardly any regurgitation, which has been
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Friday the 27th of February Stuart Ivey and Karen Clark hosted a evening singing at St Dunstans's. It was a stormy day which lasted well into the night but several brave souls ventured out to join in and sing.
Earlier in the day, Judy and I had ventured up to Chambers County to join with several others to sing at a funeral.
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Tapestry in St Dunstan's
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The Ronald McDonald House of Delaware provides a safe, affordable "home away from home" to families of seriously or chronically ill or injured children who are being treated at area hospitals and operates 3 Ronald McDonald Family Rooms within pediatric units of hospitals across Delaware.
The House is a place where families can stay together and receive the kind of special care they need at such difficult times. Families find a bit of comfort and peace and a hot evening meal after a long day at the Hospital. Our House has 56,000 square feet of living space with 50 guest rooms, each with a private bathroom. Our staff and volunteers welcome families and visitors from 9:00am to 9:00pm.
The Ronald McDonald House also operates 3 Family Rooms at Bayhealth Medical Center, Christiana Care and Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children to provide a respite space away from the child's hospital bedside.
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Walkway to Hope Brick Recognition Program offers an opportunity to create a remembrance for yourself or a loved one.
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Junior Taiko
The San Jose Junior Taiko program began in 1985 and is the oldest continually running children's taiko program in the country. Serving students from ages 8 to 18, the program consists of classes taught by members of San Jose Taiko's professional company who provide young players not only with instruction in taiko but also with opportunities for building creative expression, self-esteem, cultural awareness, and group cooperation.
Early Beginnings
In 1985, San Jose Taiko began its very first Junior Taiko class. At the time, the program lasted 3 months and had 13 students who learned taiko twice a week. At the end of the session, these students performed the first song that is still taught today, Renshu, a practice piece utilizing basic taiko rhythms.
Junior Taiko Today
The Junior Taiko program has grown to over 70 students learning in 6 different class levels. Classes are held September through May, and the season ends with a program-wide recital.
With the increasing number of collegiate taiko groups, San Jose Junior Taiko becomes fertile ground for skill development and relationship building within the taiko community. Junior Taiko alumni have gone on to play in collegiate taiko groups at Stanford, UCLA, UC Irvine, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, USC, Cal State Long Beach, Cal Poly Pomona, and in professional groups such as Portland Taiko, TaikoProject, and San Jose Taiko.
Students interested in joining Junior Taiko for the 2016/17 school year must attend JT Tryouts on July 30, 2016.
Date: Tryouts for 2016/17 will be held on July 30, 2016.
Time: 1:00PM
Fee: $25*
Minimum age: 8 years old by 9/1/16
Maximum age: High school senior during the 16/17 school year
Tryouts will consist of fun activities that will measure the students' coordination, ability to focus, and enthusiasm for playing taiko. No previous taiko experience is necessary.
To try out, follow these steps:
1. Register online
2. Those who successfully pass the tryout will take the Introductory Class.
Thursdays, August 4, 11, 18, 25, 2016
Fee: $120*
3. Students will then join the ongoing entry-level Junior Taiko class:
Thursdays, 5:30-6:30PM
Fee: $60*/month
First class: Sept 8, 2016
Last class: May 18, 2017
Junior Taiko Recital: Saturday, May 20, 2017
*All fees subject to change.
Students aged 8 to 14 who are not interested in JT can sign up for the Youth Recreational Class. Students aged 15+ can take the Adult Recreational Class. No auditions or previous experience are necessary.
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Book your room at Fusion Maia Danang
Get an overview of this hotelDeluxe spa resort on Da Nang beachfront
Free shuttle to Hoi An
Fusion Maia Danang is the largest spa of its kind in central Vietnam. Set within tropical gardens, the resort has a superb location, with Hoi An a 20-minute ride on the free shuttle bus. Once there, guests can practice their swing at Danang Golf Club or browse local fabrics in the charming Old Town.
Free breakfast, Spa services inclusive
With a holistic approach to wellness, the resort's spa has an extensive treatment menu that includes Reiki and Active Bamboo Rollout Massages. After a free buffet breakfast, guests can easily spend an entire day exploring the 16 treatment rooms, having a sauna, or visiting the yoga studio.
Free WiFi, Zen vibe
Guests have a choice between a pool, spa, or beach villa, each of which comes with either a private pool or direct beach access. All villas (87 guestrooms) have the same balance of understated, modern decor and a Zen atmosphere, enhanced by modern conveniences like free WiFi and flat screens.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Fusion Maia DanangVo Nguyen Giap Street Khue My Ward, Ngu Hanh Son District Da Nang 59000
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Simply walk outside to feel the sun on your face at the white sand beach. Enjoy the umbrellas and sun loungers for a relaxing day at the beach. Enjoy amenities at Fusion Maia Danang like a complimentary children's club and a seasonal outdoor pool.
Pamper yourself free and unlimited treatments at the luxurious Maia Spa with services like body wraps, body scrubs, and facials. You can even request for a relaxing massage on the beach!
A complimentary breakfast is offered. Dining is available at one of the resort's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at one of the 2 coffee shops/cafés. The property also has a grocery/convenience store. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include 2 bars/lounges, a beach bar, and a swim-up bar. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This luxury resort also offers a spa tub, a steam room, and a sauna. Free valet parking is on offer.
Fusion Maia Danang has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Arcade/game room
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Beach bar
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Beach umbrellas
- Pool umbrellas
- Billiards or pool table
- Children's club
- Children's club (free)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free reception
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Free valet parking
- Free WiFi
- Full-service spa
- Garden
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Grocery/convenience store
- Hair salon
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- Number of floors - 1
- Number of restaurants - 2
- On private beach
- One meeting room
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Sauna
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Swim-up bar
- Total number of rooms - 87
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Year Built 2010
Family Friendly Amenities
- Arcade/game room
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- On private beach
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Cable TV service
- Ceiling fan
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Free toiletries
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- iPod docking station
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Minibar
- Patio
- Phone
- Pillow menu
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Private pool
- Rainfall showerhead
- Room service (24 hours)
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
- Separate sitting area
- Slippers
- Turndown service
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Five Restaurant - Overlooking the garden, this fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Fresh Pool Bar - This poolside fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Tonic Bar - This tapas bar serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. A children's menu is available.
Late night fare is available from 24-hour room service.
- Breakfast at any time and place
- Free Non-motorized water sports
- Free access of Gym
- Free use of game room with PS3, Pool, Chess playing and so on
- Free classes of Yoga, Meditation, Taichi
Nearby Things to Do
A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a private beach, a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Kayaking on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Volleyball on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Beach yoga on site
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
Maia Spa has 16 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include Thai massages, facials, and body wraps. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and reflexology. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and a steam room.
Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
- Steam room in spa
- Thai massage
- Reflexology
- Detoxification wrap
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Number of treatment rooms 16
- Couples treatment rooms
- Massages on beach
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is Noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
24-hour check-in
No rollaway/extra beds available
No elevators
No pets or service animals allowed
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 150.00
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 75.00 (from 6 to 12 years old)
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: USD 150.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per child: USD 75.00 (from 6 to 12 years old)
Hotel Name
- Fusion Maia
- Fusion Maia Da Nang
- Fusion Maia Resort
- Fusion Maia Resort Da Nang
- Maia Fusion
- Maia Fusion Resort
- Fusion Maia Hotel Da Nang
- Fusion Maia Danang Hotel
- Fusion Maia Hotel
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the resort prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 5 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Awards & Affiliations
- Fusion Maia Danang is listed in the 2011 Condé Nast Traveler Hot List.
Spa Treatments Included and More
Guests of Fusion Maia Danang can enjoy the following complimentary amenities during their stay:
- Spa and Wellness Center access, including all spa treatments
- Daily breakfast at the resort or in Fusion Lounge Restaurant at Fusion Alya in Hoi An
- Daily use of scheduled shuttle to and from Hoi An
- Welcome amenity in guestroom (choice of fresh tropical fruits, dried fruits, homemade cookies, or lemonade)
Rate also includes the following standard amenities:
- All rooms have private pools
- Wireless Internet access
- Use of iPods pre-loaded with playlists at the Tonic Lounge


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Murder, She Wrote (1984–1996)
Episode List
Season 7
16 Sep. 1990Trials and Tribulations
Jessica is accused of false testimony and bribery in the death of an escaping murderer.
23 Sep. 1990Deadly Misunderstanding
Jessica tries to exonerate a temporary employee accused of her husband's murder.
30 Sep. 1990See You in Court, Baby
Dennis Stanton tries to clear a man of charges he murdered an unscrupulous divorce attorney.
28 Oct. 1990Hannigan's Wake
Jessica reopens a 16-year-old murder case at the urging of a dying author who felt injustice was done.
4 Nov. 1990The Family Jewels
Jessica's night at a political fund-raiser turns to murder.
11 Nov. 1990A Body to Die For
The owner of a new, hot fitness club in Cabot Cove has secrets that lead to murder.
18 Nov. 1990The Return of Preston Giles
Out on parole, Jessica's former publisher tries to woo her back into the fold.
25 Nov. 1990The Great Twain Robbery
A alleged Twain manuscript begets greed, deception, arson, and murder.
2 Dec. 1990Ballad for a Blue Lady
Jessica gets enmeshed in feuds, infidelity, and murder in Nashville.
16 Dec. 1990Murder in F Sharp
Dennis Stanton investigates when a prominent pianist's wife is murdered shortly after the pianist's hands are badly burnt.
6 Jan. 1991Family Doctor
A quiet dinner out for Seth and Jessica ends abruptly when he is forced to care for an injured Mafia kingpin. Will Seth and Jessica survive?
20 Jan. 1991Suspicion of Murder
Dennis Stanton must prove his innocence when he is accused of murdering a flames estranged husband.
3 Feb. 1991Moving Violation
Sheriff Metzer defies political pressure and arrests an ambassador's son for various charges. Later, the son is found dead and Metzger finds himself charged with murder.
10 Feb. 1991Who Killed J.B. Fletcher?
A fan, posing as Jessica, is arrested and later murdered.
17 Feb. 1991The Taxman Cometh
An IRS-plagued woman may have killed her informer husband.
24 Feb. 1991From the Horse's Mouth
A clash between Kentucky Thoroughbred breeders leads to murder.
10 Mar. 1991The Prodigal Father
The presumed dead perpetrator of a 20-year-old bank robbery resurfaces, then is murdered.
17 Mar. 1991Where Have You Gone, Billy Boy?
A shy ventriloquist is suspected of murdering a ruthless comedy club owner.
7 Apr. 1991Thursday's Child
Jessica is pulled into a murder investigation by a woman who claims Jessica's husband fathered her son.
28 Apr. 1991Murder, Plain and Simple
During Jessica's trip to Amish country, her escort is accused of murder.
5 May 1991Tainted Lady
The poisoning deaths of three customers point to the local diner owner.
12 May 1991The Skinny According to Nick Cullhane
A writer is murdered after sending Jessica a manuscript exposing a kidnapping scam.


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A suspect accused of setting fire to a port-a-potty in Phoenix Park last fall is charged with felony and misdemeanor crimes, authorities said.
Tyler M. Molitor, 17, Washington, is charged with one felony count of knowingly burning or exploding and one misdemeanor count of second-degree property damage. His bond was set at $7,500 in the case.
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History Channel Series: "The Bible"
Here are some observations I have on the History Channel Series, "The Bible" which aired for the first time this past Sunday evening, March 3rd and then again last evening, March 6th.
Over all I was pleased with the presentation. I hope at the very least, people, particularly unbelievers, will have their interest peaked a bit to the extent that they will want to read the Bible and find out more about what they saw. And those of us who are believers know what can happen when a person takes the time to read the Bible, the Holy Spirit can draw them to the truth and to Himself. Here are my comments about aspects of the presentation.
The Introduction
At the very beginning, a written introduction appeared on the screen indicating that the depictions of various events described in the Bible in the series would reflect "the spirit" of the Book (the Bible). If by that, they mean they will use a bit of literary license to portray the events (particularly speculation about emotional aspects of each event) while maintaining a commitment to presenting the events as they are actually described in the Bible, I have no problem with that. I believe there is room to creatively, but reasonably, speculate about how people involved in any event described in the Bible may have responded emotionally. But this is permiisible, in my opinion, only if the literal description of the event is not violated. However, if they mean by "the spirit" of the Book (the Bible), they have taken license to alter the actual account of the event, then I have a problem with that. After seeing the first part in its entirety, I was not particularly concerned that this was happening, at least to this point in the series.
Noah's Ark
I like the way they began the series, with a portrayal of Noah and his family on the ark. Noah is sceen as comforting his family during the storm by relating to them the account of the creation of the earth, the heavens and all that is in them. It is pointed out that the reason for this terrible flood that covered the entire earth was because man had sinned and turned away from God after having been created sinless and placed in the beautiful Garden of Eden. God in his graciousness was now giving man a second chance through Noah and his family, while exercising His righteous judgment in cleansing the earth of all flesh, except those in the ark. An important point needs to be made here that I think many will miss, particularly unbelievers. The Bible clearly teaches that God is a holy God. By holy, it is meant that He is completed separated from sin. There is no sin in Him and He can have no fellowship or relationship with sin. Only if proper atonement for sin is made can He then have fellowship and relationship with sinners. As such, His holiness demands judgment for sin, thus, Noah's flood and the destruction of all flesh on the earth. Too often, man wants to define God in his terms, on the basis of his emotions, his exeriences and his knowledge. The fundamental problem with that is that man's knowledge is limited and his emotions and experiences are subjective, in that they are often based on and determined by man's own opinion, ideas, and feelings which are not only flawed at times, but flat out wrong at times as well. The Bible tells us that God defines man not the other way around. Furthermore, God defines Himself through the revelation of the Bible. It is arrogant for man, even blasphemous, to try to afix to God how we think He ought to act. His grace is seen is His provision for Noah and his family to survive the flood. His holiness is seen in His judgment of the entire human race by the flood because of the wretched sinfulness of man. Both are equally true and consistent with the character of God. In the series, many will be uncomfortable with the depictions of people drowning in the great flood and the killing of people opposed to the Israelites and, especially, the death of the egyptian children by the actions of the death angel. They will no doubt question why God would do this and why He should be worshipped because of it? The answer is that God is a Holy God who can not tolerate sin by His creatures. His holiness demands He deal with sin, particularly in this context in the Old Testament, the sin of those nations who opposed Him and defied His commandments. God must define us, not we Him. One final note, I was a bit displeased with the leaky boat Noah and his family were in. The depiction of its size was right on. But I think since God was the designer of the boat, its water tightness would have been considerably better that how it was portrayed.
I thought the account of Abraham's life was consistent with how it was recorded in the Bible. There were events that were excluded, but that probably do largely to the amount of time available in the series to deal with the life of Abraham. I thought they did a good job of depicting the faith of Abraham in the promises God made to him. I also thought they did a good job of depiciting his lapses in faith, particularly his relationship with Hagar. Abraham was just as human as you and I and struggled at times with being patient and staying mindful of God's promises despite the passage of time. In the caseof Hagar, he succombed to his own human reasoning and the influence of others, particularly Sarah, and took matters in his own hands. But the sad consequences of this action, particularly the way Hagar and Ishmael were treated were well portrayed in the presentation. The account of the sacrifice of Isaac was powerful I thought. It captured, to a significant extent, the emotional struggle that a father would have such a command made to him by God. My only problem with it was it appeared at the very moment that Abraham would have plunged his knife into the heart of his son, he missed, apparently on purpose, or so it would seem, indicating his ultimate unwillingness to do what God told him to do. The Bible actually says that he was stopped just prior to the plunge of the knife by the Angel of the Lord which indicates that Abraham would have gone through with it. He would have obeyed God in spite of everything because of his faith in God's promises concerning Isaac. This is obvious in his response to the question of Isaac earlier about where was the lamb for the sacrifice. Abraham confidently stated that God would provide a sacrifice, thus believeing that Issac would live (Genesis 22). Abraham's encounter with the three angels who had come to destroy Sodom was pretty good. Although this is the one place in the presentation where I believe certain parts of the account are left out, probably so as not to be offensive to some. Every thing is good until the men of Sodom come tp Lot to demand the men (God's angels) be turned over to them. There is no mention made to what the Bible clearly says the men of Sodom wanted to do. They wanted to have sex with the men, probably rape them if they resisted. Further, there is no mention made of the offer Lot made in response, to give his two daughters to them giving them permission to do whatever they wanted with them, primarily sexually, is the clear meaning of the offer. Again, this was probably done in deference to those individuals and groups who would be offended by the clear example of why God was going to destroy the city, their sin and depravity had gone beyond the tolerance of a holy God, particularly as it related to sexual immorality, sex acts contrary to God's design of sexual realtionships between only married men and women (Genesis 19). This was probaly the most disaapointing moment in the presentation for me. It's not so much that the account is changed, it was that part of the account was left out. Too often these days, we are quick to leave out the parts of the Bible we don't like to hear or reveal the true nature of sin. This was unfortunate. On a lighter note, I thought it was good that the angels of the Lord took on human forms of two distinct nationalites. God created us all in His image. We must be appreciative of the fact that all nationalities are descendants of Adam and Eve. We are equal in God's eyes and should treat each other the same way. I thought it was interesting that God might have "ninja" angels too. The third angel was depicted as a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ. The was especially good because the Bible seems to indicate that this was the case.
I thought the account of the life and God's call of Moses was good. Again, because there is so much material in the Bible about this, there was much that was left out, but I think what was depicted gave a good overview of who Moses was and the important role he played in the movement of the nation of Israel twoard experience the ultimate fuflillment God's promises to Abraham. The depiction of the parting of the Red Sea was very good. The lack of faith shown by the people of Israel just prior to the event in spite of their previous experience of God's power in the plagues to bring them out of Egypt. It revealed, as I believe the Bibe intends to, the spiritual fickleness of many of God's people when uncertain and difficult situations occur in life. But God is still faithful and gracious to provide help and strength. One disappointment was the fact that the portrayal of God giving the 10 commandments to Moses left out what the 10 commandments were. It would have been nice if each of the commandments were read or allowed to be read on screen. But once again, maybe the content of the commandments, at least some of the contents, were thought to be offensive or maybe too controversial and therefore ommitted. Regardless of the reason, it was unfortunate they were left out. In my opinion, two other things were left out that I thought required at least some treatment or mention. One was the 40 year wilderness wandering of the people of Israel prior to Joshua leading them into the promised land. No mention is made of the disobedience and lack of faith of the people at Kadesh Barnea leading to God's jugment in the form of the wandering. Also, nothing is said of the promise made to Hagar and Ishmael and what it meant for their futures. It would have been nice if this was included to put in context the relationship, not only between Isaac and Ishmael, but between Jews and Arabs as well.
My hope, again, is that at the very least this opening part of the series will prompt many to turn to the Bible to found out more. And, in the process, by Holy Spirit, be introduced to more of God's truth, the trith concerning eternal salvation and the provision that Jessu Christ has made for anyone if they just believe in Him. I must say the beginning of this series on the Bible was a pleasant surprise. While there were some things that I had some issue with, I think in comparison to most other TV treatments of the events of the Bible, this one was pretty good. Next week, after the second part is presented, I will deal more with the responses to the series I have been reading about and hearing. Just a encouraging note here at the end, I don't know the exact numbers, but I am reading this first part was a tremendous hit in terms of numbers of viewers. People are watching! Let's pray that many will be moved by the Spirit of God to find out more about what the Bible is all about and what it reveals to us about God, ourselves, and eternal life.
Pastor Chuck Jarvis
Valley View Community Church
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I too thought it was pretty good. Maybe a little over dramatized but maybe not in some cases. It would be difficult to translate the emotion in those situations. I am skeptical and will keep watching because I want to be able to share with the folks around me if they are watching it.
Thanks for the Blog Chuck it is great!!!
Tracy Erb
2013-03-07 16:36
Thanks Chuck! I loved reading your first blog! I enjoyed watching it and hope that this will be a great tool of enticement for others as well. We actually watched with our Bible open to follow along during the show and review each segment during commercial breaks. This could be a fabulous study tool! The 'ninja' angels were my favorite. I had some difficultly with the portrayal of the angels at first, not because the show was inaccurate, but simply because growing up we are taught that angels have wings all the time they are shiny, glow and have halos. We often forget that God doesn't always use shiny angels, glitz and glamour isn't always His thing.
2013-03-08 16:07
Hi Chuck,
I thought over all they did a good job. I thougt they would start with Adam and Eve, Hollywood would be all for the woman leading the man astray. I am just afraid that I am going to be disappointed. I am just waiting for that Hollywood twist.
Deb Miller
2013-03-08 22:31
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Martin Fontaine in "Elvis Experience" March, 2016
Theatre St Denis.
Fans de Québec sont impatients de voir leur actrice favorite
du "King", Martin Fontaine en "Elvis Experience" le mois
de mars 2016 au
Théâtre St Denis
After 30 years on the scene, Mike Vani is a local legend you will enjoy seeing once again. Relive some great memories when Mike appears as Elvis, along with other Tribute Artists, in "Merry Christmas Baby" at the LaSalle Legion on Dec 12.
Click here.
Après 30 ans de rendre hommage à la "King", Mike Vani est devenu une légende locale. Le voici en Concert en 2003. Revivez quelques bons souvenirs quand Mike revient sur la scène le 12 décembre 2015, avec les autres personificateurs à la Légion de LaSalle.
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West Montreal sings publicly for the first time in decades at Lady Luck Music's 2015 Elvis Birthday Show. Mike was a guest at the event and surprised everyone when he agreed to sing a song for the eager crowd.
Mama Liked the Roses
Concours Elvis Contest
Enjoy some great memories of the
1997 World Elvis Contest in Montreal.
You will be surprised to see some of your favourite Tribute Artists that took part in the event 17 years ago!
Profitez des souvenirs inoubliables du monde
Elvis concours 1997
à Montréal. Vous serez surpris de voir certains de vos artistes préférés d'hommage qui a participé à l'événement il y a 17 ans !
From the ETA Radio Archives
Enjoy video clips of the 14th annual
"Montreal Elvis Performers Showcase"
Profitez des clips vidéo du 14ème annuel
« Montréal Elvis Performers Showcase »
Elvis Tribute Artist Radio, November 2003
Lady Luck Music.com Guest: Scotty Moore, Elvis Presley's original guitarist.
Matt Nardi dancing with Cynthia Pepper who was in the movie Kissin' Cousins with Elvis Presley. The show was in Quebec City on Sunday, Nov. 9 and also featured Shawn Klush and Cody Slaughter.
Lady Luck Music is celebrated a milestone in Elvis Tribute contests on March 28, 2015. 26 years ago, a young Jonny Yumang was filmed by a fan in the audience, at a venue in Montreal. Before "Pocket songs" and tracks became the popular way to back a tribute artist, the combination of live and programmed music was the route taken to supply the music for the performers. A younger Joanna Johnson (on keys & background vocals) and Jimmy Redmond ("flying V" guitarst and programmer) of Lady Luck, can also be seen in this video. Enjoy some great memories folks and we hope to see you at the 25th annual Montreal Elvis Peoples Choice Competition on March 28th, 2015. For info, write to
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"Long Live The King OF Music"!
Starring Shawn Klush & Cody Ray Slaughter, with special guest Terry Blackwood of the Imperials, Elvis' Gospel back up singers. Also performing, is young Matt Nardi from Montreal. A must see presentation on November 14, 2015 at the Salle Jean-
Paul Tardif College St-
Charles Garnier, 950 Joffre St., Quebec City, G1S 4Z3.
"Long Live The King OF Music"! Mettant en vedette Shawn Klush & Cody Ray Slaughter, avec invité spécial Terry Blackwood de The Imperials, group vocal d'Elvis. Sur scène, est aussi jeune Matt Nardi de Montréal. Présentation le 14 novembre 2015 à la Salle Jean-
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The 25th annual "Montreal Elvis Peoples Choice" took place on March 28th, 2015. Enjoy a quick recap along with photos of the entertainers by clicking on
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La 25e annuel "Choix du Peuples Montreal" a eu lieu le 28 mars 2015. Appréciez un récap rapide ainsi que des photos des artists en cliquant sur
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2015 Lake George 1st place winner Sylvain Leduc charms the audience at Lady Luck Music's 15th Annual Montreal Elvis Performers Showcase.
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2015 Lake George 1er place gagnant Sylvain Leduc a séduit le public au 15e Annuel "Elvis Performers Showcase" à Montréal .
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View From the Board .... The sound board! Here are a few clips from each of the shows taken from the camera
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Campbell back to practice, but will he play?Posted by on October 23, 2014 – 2:26 pm
Defensive end Calais Campbell was back at practice Thursday for the first time since absorbing the chop block of Broncos tight end Julius Thomas. Campbell's MCL suffered a slight tear, and Campbell — understandably — has been cautiously optimistic in his approach of playing against the Eagles Sunday after missing two games. He wants to play, of course. He also doesn't want to go out unprepared. Campbell already knows the knee isn't going to be right the rest of the season. He wants to make sure it's right enough.
Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles had some fun at Campbell's expense when analyzing the end's first practice back. "He's slow to begin with so it's hard to tell," Bowles said, with a big laugh. "He looks the same as when he got caught by Peyton Manning on the touchdown."
That's a zing. If you recall, Campbell should have had an interception return for a TD in Denver (before his injury), only to have Manning somehow knock him down near the goal line.
The Cardinals certainly could use Campbell on the field. He was having a Pro Bowl-type season when he was hurt. The Cards have to deal with a better offense Sunday against the Eagles than they have against the Redskins or Raiders in the two games Campbell has missed. But in the long run, the Cardinals must have Campbell period. If that means one more game missed, it would be understandable. All along, Arians said Campbell had to practice at least Friday to play. He looks like he'll have Thursday and Friday (assuming no setbacks after today.) That would see to bode well for a potential Campbell play Sunday.
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#ThrowbackThursday – Aeneas Williams and Donovan McNabbPosted by on October 23, 2014 – 11:14 am
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Cards' run defense must hold upPosted by on October 10, 2014 – 10:26 am
Before Calais Campbell got hurt a couple of plays into the second half of last weekend's game in Denver, the Broncos had exactly four rushing yards. On seven attempts. With Campbell out of the game, the Broncos got 88 yards rushing on 21 tries.
There were, of course, other factors. The defense eventually got tired in the fourth quarter because the Cardinals could not generate any offense and stay on the field. But make no mistake, Campbell is an important part of the run defense. So too is Matt Shaughnessy, who was playing hurt in Denver and now is out a couple months with a knee injury. How the Cardinals deal with the loss of Campbell and Shaughnessy and hold up against the run, in my opinion, is the linchpin of keeping this season together as the Cardinals deal with all their injury-related setbacks.
If the Cardinals can continue to play like a top-five run defense — and they are fifth right now — they will stay in games. Certainly, the next stretch of the schedule will test that. The Redskins have Alfred Morris. The Eagles have Shady McCoy. And the Cowboys have the leading rusher in the NFL in DeMarco Murray. Getting Campbell back sooner rather than later will help, but there no way to know right now exactly when that will be. At this point, the Cards can't afford to wait for reinforcements anyway. They must perform with who they have.
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Eagles aftermathPosted by on December 1, 2013 – 6:29 pm
The Cardinals smartly talked around the penalties that were and weren't called late in Sunday's loss to the Eagles. They gave some matter-of-fact answers. Coach Bruce Arians said he wanted to watch the video carefully before he really passed judgment (and here's a guess he won't talk much about it even then. No upside.)
But as frustrating as that was, it didn't trump the issues the Cardinals had of their own doing. What Arians and his team will see on video is a team that could've been in a much better place by the times the flags were or weren't thrown. Linebacker Karlos Dansby – who had a pair of sacks — was not a happy camper in the locker room, and penalties didn't have much to do with it. I asked him if it was going to be hard emotionally to bounce back from a loss like Sundays, given the fact the Cards had been talking about every game like it was a playoff game.
"(Expletive) no," Dansby snapped. "We've got four more games. We've got to go play some football. Some winning football. Some inspiring football. We didn't play with any emotion today. We were flat. Too flat."
That's always the danger, playing on the road, playing an early game – even after flying out on a Friday. Tyrann Mathieu called it the Cardinals' M.O., to start slow in a road game. That seems fair, although it's a dangerous way to live. Between Sunday and the opener in St. Louis, though, the Cardinals are going to have their share of what-ifs if they don't make the playoffs.
— The up-tempo portion of the Eagles' offense didn't seem to bother the Cardinals a lot. "It was faster in (Cardinals') practice," Arians quipped. The play-action part of the offense did bother the Cardinals. That and the fact they couldn't generate a turnover.
— OK, they did generate a turnover, but Patrick Peterson's interception was wiped out. I haven't had a chance to see the Mathieu hold yet. That pick would've delivered quite a storyline had it stood.
— I was down on the field with Michael Floyd about 10 yards away on that final pass his way. It did look like a penalty to me from down there, for what that's worth.
— I'm an ASU grad (and yes, I enjoyed Saturday night very much.) But I don't see how you can look at Nick Foles and see anything other than a potential long-term QB for Philly. He made a couple errors, but he runs that offense very well.
— Linebacker Matt Shaughnessy quietly had a very good game – seven tackles, four for loss, and a sack. He did get that (questionable) defensive holding call at the end. He's been a guy whom I'd think the Cardinals want to extend on a contract. It will be interesting to see if they can lock him up.
— I think running back Andre Ellington would have helped had he not sat with the knee injury, but I don't know if his absence cost the Cards the game. Rashard Mendenhall was good again, and Ellington wasn't going to be able to block the pass rush or prevent Carson Palmer's two underthrown interceptions.
— Arians wasn't guaranteeing Ellington's return against the Rams next week, either. The coach said he was going to be careful with Ellington, and that notion was reiterated post-game Sunday. "We'll get him right before he plays again," Arians said.
— Eagles punter Donnie Jones was fantastic. He punted eight times for Philadelphia. Seven were downed inside the 20. Peterson struggled on punt returns again. It's odd that unit was so strong just a couple of years ago and now it's a concern – not just because Peterson doesn't score, but simply because there seems to be more danger of turnovers and bad field position.
— There wasn't a lot of head hanging, even though this one could sting in the grand scheme of things. "I don't think we took a step backward," wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said. Said Arians on losing the progress his team has been making, "Progress doesn't stop because you lost the game."
Well, there is still a lot of flight left. But we can ponder this more tomorrow.
Tags: Andre Ellington, Bruce Arians, Eagles, Karlos Dansby, Matt Shaughnessy, Nick Foles, Patrick Peterson, Rashard Mendenhall
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Friday before the EaglesPosted by on November 29, 2013 – 4:02 pm
The Cardinals would like to get an interception Sunday. That would be a start. It'd be a start in slowing the Eagles' high-speed offense, and a start in taking young Eagles quarterback Nick Foles down a peg. Foles has thrown 16 touchdown passes in eight appearances (five starts and one other game of significant playing time), but has yet to throw an interception. It's an impressive stretch for an inexperienced quarterback.
The Cards are among the best in the league in getting turnovers. So maybe this is where Foles' luck changes a bit.
"You can't worry about throwing an interception when you're throwing the ball," Foles said. "I expect them to come out ready to go, ready to try to mess it up. That's what a defense does, and they're a talented defense."
Cornerback Patrick Peterson, on that potential mess: "Our goal is to try and make turnovers, force him into some bad throws," Peterson said. "We're not getting caught up in that. The offense seems to be rolling with him. When that opportunity, if that opportunity does come, we have to make the play."
Profootballfocus.com said Foles has been under pressure on just 34.8 percent of his dropbacks. That makes life as a QB easier. Linebacker Daryl Washington said there have been times when Foles has thrown balls that can be intercepted. Sunday's game might just turn on such a situation.
— I've already touched on the Andre Ellington gimpy knee situation, but obviously, no Ellington would make a difference. Bruce Arians made the point it's just one guy, but at this point, Ellington is the speed of this offense, the guy who can go all the way on a single play. His status Sunday has to impact this game, one way or the other.
— The last time the Cardinals – winners of four straight – won five straight? That was back in 1977, when Don Coryell's bunch won six in a row in a weird season when the Cardinals went just 7-7. The winning streak made their record 7-3, and they lost their final four.
— Peterson reflecting on linebacker Karlos Dansby's interception return for a touchdown last week: "Almost every time we break the huddle, I rub his hands, give him some of my grip," Peterson said. Peterson smiled. "He could be in the race for defensive MVP if he caught the last six he dropped."
— The key to this game to me is Dansby and Washington. The two inside linebackers are playing so well, and when the Cards have beat the Eagles the last two meetings, Washington has been a major factor. With the Eagles' speed and Shady McCoy running the ball, the Cards need big games from their inside men.
— Just like Todd Bowles is having a redemptive season with the Cards after struggling with the Eagles, Eagles defensive coordinator Bill Davis is winning confidence after he was fired as Cards' DC back after the 2010 season (with a stop on the Browns staff in between).
— I don't know if Larry Fitzgerald can get free as much as he usually does against the Eagles – Philly is of course running a different look than the Andy Reid years when they always seemed to let Fitz get loose – but the rise of Michael Floyd would seem to be incentive to watch Floyd much more closely. Which should help Fitz.
— "As coach Buck (defensive line coach Brentson Buckner) always says, 'You are remembered with the games you win in November and December,' " Peterson said.
Here's the Cards' first chance in December. It's kind of a big one too.
Tags: Andre Ellington, Bill Davis, Don Coryell, Eagles, Karlos Dansby, Nick Foles, Patrick Peterson, Todd Bowles
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Ellington hopeful to play in PhillyPosted by on November 29, 2013 – 12:38 pm
Running back Andre Ellington will be a game-day decision after hurting his left knee late in Thursday's practice. Ellington said it happened on a pass route and that it was already better than how it was feeling Thursday. Coach Bruce Arians said Ellington's status will be determined on game day. Ellington didn't practice Friday.
"Nothing real serious but we are going to be real careful with it," Arians said.
As for the impact it would have without the dynamic playmaker, Arians was not surprisingly forward-thinking on the matter. "It would be just one guy out," Arians said. "There are still a bunch of guys capable of taking his place, and we will make our adjustments."
Ellington said he is hopeful to play. The game isn't until Sunday, he said, and "that's a lot of rest." Of course, depending on what he did to tweak the knee, Ellington is facing a long plane flight to Philadelphia and sometimes, injuries can swell some in those instances. That's why it's tougher to tell a status before a road game. As for the Cards' offense, Arians said, if Ellington couldn't go it may cost the Cards "five or six plays" in the game plan.
I know the next question would be, if Ellington doesn't play, would the Cardinals make Ryan Williams active. The last time a running back was down, and that was Rashad Mendenhall, Williams remained inactive. Would it change if the missing body was Ellington, since Mendenhall and Stepfan Taylor are essentially the same type of back? I'm not sure. At this point, it may take something more catastrophic for Williams to be used. And again, Ellington is hoping to be on the field. We won't know until Sunday.
Tags: Andre Ellington, Bruce Arians, Eagles, Rashard Mendenhall, Ryan Williams, Stepfan Taylor
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Arians revisits Temple (and Ellington hurt)Posted by on November 28, 2013 – 1:17 pm
Bruce Arians, first-time NFL head coach, is going back to where he was head coach for the first time — Philadelphia, where he lead Temple University back from 1983 to 1988. And the place and the job that Arians said "almost killed me."
"I was in the hospital about seven times my last season," Arians said. "When I was only 36 I felt like I was about 86. Stress will do funny things to you. I had a bunch of migraines every week, and I got fired and never had another one in my life.
"I tried to do too much. The one thing that I learned was that if I ever got a job again, and it took a little while, but I would learn to delegate. I was the head coach, offensive coordinator, quarterback coach, recruitment coordinator, I had my hands on the defense and special teams, so I was trying to do everything and I felt as if it was my job. I've learned now to let other people do their jobs, and they're more than qualified to do them, and relax."
Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles played for Arians at Temple, and the former safety was one of Arians' captains.
"He was a good coach from the south," Bowles said. "He came from Alabama where they ran the option and the veer and played eight-man fronts. He got up to Temple and played an eight-man front, and we were playing against (Doug) Flutie, (Dan) Marino and the other guys. It just wasn't working. It was like, 'Coach, we're up east now, you've got to change.' But he was outstanding. He was hard on us but he was fair, just like he is now. He's very honest. He tells you when you're good and when you're bad."
Arians is 61 now, finally enjoying his second head coaching job that he wasn't sure would ever come. The Cardinals leave for the Eagles game Friday, and the team will hold their Saturday morning walkthrough at Temple.
"It'll be fun," Arians said. "Hopefully I'll see some of the pictures when I had hair. But, yeah, it's always fun going back. Temple kids are extremely dear to me. Those six years were fabulous. Probably stayed in touch with them more than any other college players I've ever coached. That group of guys, some were on my staff, I've coached with a bunch of them."
— Here's what the Cardinals are not giving thanks for on Thanksgiving: Running back Andre Ellington being put on the injury report as limited with a knee problem. He wasn't on there Wednesday, so I'd guess it happened Thursday, but we won't know until Arians talks Friday. The Cards need Ellington.
— A good story by SI's Jim Trotter on the improving Cards' offense. It's something I wrote about earlier in the week, but it was interesting to hear Carson Palmer saying the mental error list was a page-and-a-half much of the season and now it is down to a quarter page. Another Palmer quote on the early-season offense: "It was a mess."
— Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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In a rush to be testedPosted by on November 21, 2013 – 11:00 am
The Cardinals are second in the NFL in rushing defense heading into Week 12, allowing just 81.4 yards a game (The Jets are first, at 73.2.) But as the Cardinals head down the stretch with their final six games, that ranking will be tested and how the Cards hold up may go a long way in determining how real their playoff hopes will be.
Of the Cards' final six opponents, all but one rank in the top half of the NFL rushing the ball and three are in the top six — including the top two rushing teams in the league, Philadelphia (150.6 yards a game) and Seattle (147.9). The others are San Francisco (sixth, 141.0), Indianapolis (15th, 112.9), Tennessee (16th, 112.3) and St. Louis (22nd, 99.4).
(How the Cardinals run the ball themselves will make a difference too — Arizona is 25th in the NFL at 85.6 yards a game — but that's a topic for another post.)
Defensive coordinator Todd Bowles came into the season saying he wanted the Cardinals to stop the run first and his players have often echoed it. That wasn't the case last season and it often bit the Cards. This year, only three times have the Cards given up more than 56 yards to the other team's leading rusher. Of course, in all three instances, the Cardinals will play those teams again, with the Rams (Daryl Richardson, 63 yards), 49ers (Frank Gore, 101 yards) and Seahawks (Marshawn Lynch, 94 yards) still out there. Richardson is no longer the Rams go-to guy but Zac Stacy, although Stacy has looked good. No reason to dwell on what Gore and Lynch bring; they are among the best in the NFL and the Cards have seen that up close and personal too many times.
Next week against NFL leading rusher Shady McCoy and Chip Kelly's new-look offense will be interesting as well.
There's a reason it's a football cliché that teams must first stop the run. The Cardinals need to live it as gospel.
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I am looking to travel to Brisbane, AU for a period of 3-6+ months. I can obtain a work-holiday visa; but how easy is it for someone to make it a working holiday, especially without prior experience and without a university degree?
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Don't worry. Finding temporary unskilled jobs in Australia is easy, the economy is booming and Australians don't want to do them so hostels, cafes, restaurants, ski resorts, farms etc rely quite heavily on cheap, seasonal backpacker/working holiday labor.
As Mark says, the easiest thing is to simply ask around at your hostel after arrival, but also take a look at Gumtree to get an idea of the type of jobs and wages on offer.


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How to stay up to day with a project on github (using github gui)
I'm curious as to why this would be closed as off-topic with a suggestion to use SuperUser. It falls within two of the four categories for SO topics:
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- practical, answerable problems that are unique to software development
GitHub (and other source control) sync issues are generally not encountered outside of software development. (I know there are counterexamples, but I'd venture even most of those are coders using VC for non-code),


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BELLS, Tex. -- Bells Fire Department is getting a little help from Washington. U.S. Senator John Cornyn's Office says more than $250,000 has been awarded to the department.
The funding will be used to pay for trucks, training and support operations.
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Operation Save America Takes Anti-Islam Ideology To Its Logical Conclusion
The New York Times reports that protests against mosques are popping up all over the country, spurred on at least in part by the right-wing opposition to the "Ground Zero Mosque."
So I guess this sort of thing should not come as a surprise:
About a dozen right-wing Christians, carrying placards and yelling "Islam is a lie," angrily confronted worshippers outside a Fairfield Avenue mosque Friday.
"Jesus hates Muslims," they screamed at worshippers arriving at the Masjid An-Noor mosque to prepare for the holy week of Ramadan. One protester shoved a placard at a group of young children leaving the mosque. "Murderers," he shouted.
Police arrived on the scene to separate the groups, but said no arrests were made.
Flip Benham, of Dallas, Texas, organizer of the protest, was yelling at the worshipers with a bullhorn.
"This is a war in America and we are taking it to the mosques around the country," he said.
Muslim leaders in Connecticut are concerned that such protests will only escalate as Ramadan approaches and are now seeking police protection.
As it turns out Benham and his Operation Save America have been protesting Islam and all other religions for years now. And until recently, OSA was a fringe group advocating an extremist right wing view.
Today, they are advocating that exact same view ... only it has now become the mainstream conservative view.
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Leann Rimes Admits That Brandi Glanvilles Kids Were Her "Birth Control"Joanna Mazewski
About ten years ago, before I had three blogs, two children, and one husband to take care of everyday, I stayed a summer with my relatives in Europe and got to experience a little bit of farm life while taking care of my toddler cousins. I was 22 at the time and was allergic to the thought of having my own children — and with my incredibly rambunctious cousins from toddler hell around me (and that's putting it lightly!), I too, considered them to be a form of birth control, LOL.
So when Leann Rimes recently called her own two stepsons her personal birth control, I couldn't help but chuckle. Here's what she says and how she isn't ruling out children for the future:
"We talk about having kids all the time and I would love to, but it's gonna be a second. I'm still young and fertile — it's all good!"
"I was just with the kids for the last two days taking care of them on my own, and trust me . . . I have a newfound respect for working moms who do it all by themselves," Rimes added about caring for the boys. "It was my birth control for a little bit — so overwhelming!"
Let's face it, we've all had that thought about kids at least once during our younger years, right? OK, maybe not everybody, but I'm sure a good number of you did laugh about this, too! Plus, there is no doubt that Leann loves her stepsons. We see evidence of it almost all the time on Twitter.
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Mount Holyoke College permits the consumption of alcoholic beverages at social functions only within the stipulations of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the town of South Hadley that govern the purchase and selling of alcoholic beverages. Such social functions include all events held on campus and sponsored by any student, alumna, staff, or faculty member of the College, as well as any College-sponsored function held at an off-campus location.
The College expects all faculty, staff, and students to become familiar with the laws and with the College's policies governing alcohol and to consider the penalties and risks that can result from violations. The Mount Holyoke College policy is guided by three concerns: (1) the health and safety of our students, (2) compliance with state and federal laws regarding the possession, purchase, sale and distribution of alcohol, and (3) our educational mission, which includes informing students so they can make responsible life choices. Consequently our alcohol policy is designed to do the following:
- observe all state and federal laws
- stress moderation, safety, and individual accountability of those 21 and over who choose to drink
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- maintain a community where the effects of alcohol are minimal and where problem behavior is reduced
- provide information and education for all students
- provide confidential and effective guidance and counseling for students with issues related to alcohol use or abuse (Federal Confidentiality Law 42).
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Mount Holyoke College emphasizes the responsibility of each community member to be law-abiding, knowledgeable, and thoughtful about any decisions regarding alcohol consumption. With the help of the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Project, residence hall staff, and other educational resources, the College provides information about alcohol use and abuse, and urges all community members to take advantage of the opportunity to become educated and make informed choices about consumption and non-consumption. We encourage those with concerns about their own or others' difficulties with alcohol and/or other drugs to seek confidential assistance through the Alcohol and Drug Awareness Project (x2616).
- Use or possession of alcoholic beverages by any persons under the age of twenty-one is prohibited by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the College. (See page 134 of the Appendix or see Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 138, Section 6, 34A, available at the Mount Holyoke College Library.)
- Sale of alcohol to persons under the age of twenty-one is prohibited. (See Massachusetts General Laws.)
- Deliveries of alcoholic beverages to individuals or groups are prohibited on the Mount Holyoke College campus, except those which have been arranged through the Department of Dining Services/Willits-Hallowell Center for social events that have been registered through the Office of Student Programs.
- The presence, possession, or use of kegs by individuals or groups other than at a registered, approved event is prohibited on the College campus.
- Persons twenty-one years old and over may use alcohol in the privacy of their rooms providing all guidelines governing guests, noise, and appropriate behavior are followed. (See Live & Learn, the residential life handbook.) Individuals should be informed that distributing to persons under twenty-one is prohibited by laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the College.
- Consumption of alcohol in unapproved areas (e.g., residence hall corridors, stairways, elevators, bathrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, laundry rooms, etc.) can result in disciplinary action. The possession of open containers of alcoholic beverages is prohibited in public/common areas or on the grounds of the College, except at registered events or licensed facilities.
- The Office of Student Programs must be contacted to approve and register student-sponsored events in campus buildings or at outdoor locations on campus. Procedures outlined in this handbook and host liability guidelines must be followed. (These guidelines can be obtained through the Office of Student Programs.) Alcohol may be ordered and served only by dining services/Willits-Hallowell staff.
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- Nonalcoholic beverages and food must be made available free of charge at any event where alcohol is served. Additional food and beverages may be sold at a reasonable rate.
- Students and guests entering events where alcoholic beverages are served must show proper identification upon request. A Massachusetts driver's license or two proof-of-age photo-ID cards must be shown to be served alcoholic beverages. Any forms of identification that appear to have been tampered with will not be accepted. Altering any form of identification is a felony. Massachusetts state law prohibits those under twenty-one years of age and those having had too much to drink from being served alcohol.
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- Alcohol may be served for no more than four hours at any student sponsored event on campus. During late-night events, alcohol service will stop one hour prior to the ending time of the event. All alcohol must be removed fifteen minutes prior to the end of the event. In no case can alcohol be present after 1:45 AM.
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Simon, Simon, behold, Satan has demanded permission to sift you like wheat; but I have prayed for you, that your faith may not fail; and you, when once you have turned again, strengthen your brothers. – Luke 22:31-32
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We have the following equipment for our internet and voip access
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I want to configure our network so that data is routed over one of the ADSL lines and VOIP over the other.
How would we go about this? With or without purchasing additional hardware. (It doesn't matter)
Edit: To (hopefully) clarify things. We have a proposal from the IT guy for split ip ranges. Phones being assigned to one range which use the SDSL router and data assigned to the other range using the ADSL as default gateway. This just sounds wrong to me with my very limited networking experience and I'm sure that you can route based on destinated IP or Port but don't know wther I need a 'proper' router to do this


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The Mother of Prince Albert's Baby: A Secret Love
Days Before Ascending to Monaco's Throne, Prince Albert Admits Having a Child with a Former Flight Attendant
Not cash-wise, anyway. The paternity acknowledgment doesn't give Alexandre rights to the Grimaldi name or throne (Albert's successor is technically now his sister Princess Caroline, 48), but it does have a whopping repercussion: As stipulated by French law, the boy is guaranteed to inherit half of Albert's fortune—estimated at between $1 and $2 billion. The baby "will have the same right, same claim to inheritance as the Prince's other children should there be other children," says Albert's lawyer Thierry Lacoste.
In the wake of the announcement, Coste—a divorcée originally from Togo who met the Prince in 1997 and is also the mother of two children by her ex-husband, a French researcher—"feels a tremendous sense of relief" now that the matter is settled, says a friend. "She got what she wanted, and she's glad it's over."
For Albert's part, he has now admitted that he signed a secret affidavit acknowledging paternity months after Alexandre's birth, gives Coste $12,000 a month in financial support and has deeded a $2.5 million house in the South of France to their son. He also said that his son is already "totally part of my private life," and plans to see him regularly in the future. In light of all that, Monegasques seem unruffled by the revelations. "Albert's handled the situation in the only way he could," says author and veteran royal watcher Isabelle Rivère. "The right way."
Still, there may be more little surprises to come. In 1993, a paternity suit against Albert alleging that he was the father of a 13-year-old daughter by Tamara Rotolo, 43, a former secretary who met the Prince during a European vacation, was dismissed by California courts for lack of jurisdiction. And on July 11, in an interview on French television, Albert sidestepped what could—literally—be the billion-dollar question. "Are you prepared for other similar...revelations?" the interviewer asked.
"I know there are other people who have nearly the same cases," Albert replied with a stammer. "We'll answer that when the time comes."
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Released: Aug 01st, 1999
Running Time: 88
Director: Derek Kant
Company: Studio 2000
Cast: Scott Matthews, Chris Steele, Clay Maverick, Nick Savage, Dave Chandler, Drew Peters, Joey Hart, Stone Michaels, Dave Nelson
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Gay and Bi
The box cover is intriguing and Studio 2000 has great looking stuff that customers like. Add to the New Release wall.
Hunky Chris Steele is dispatcher for a private delivery service entitled "Night Rider Couriers." The men are entrusted with very private and very important (and, of course, very sexual) items.
Cutie Drew Peters is the new kid who delivers priceless dildos (yes, dildos) to Clay Maverick and is soon the recipient of more than dildos. His squeals alone will cause boners to rise across the country.
The final scene is the best, with dispatcher Steele and his lover, pilot Nick Savage. A nice connection and some great chemistry make this one a show-stopper. Unfortunately, all the scenes save the Steele/Savage pairing have the same boring positions, and some feature some unenthusiastic moments. Scott Matthews excels in his scene with Dave Nelson, but Nelson doesn't give him much to work with.
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Muertosby Mai Gisselle Evangelista
Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
Inspired, of course, by the Mexican tradition, "Dia de los Muertos" or Day of the Dead. I've always wanted to illustrate a girl sporting the candy/sugar skull make up.
I wanted to keep it simple, not too distracting. I might do a more elaborate make up next time.
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I've written a program using the bash shell that I want to use to wake myself up in the morning (pulls up the weather, plays some music, etc.). How do I make my Mac OSX run the program every day at 7:00 AM automatically?
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As Mac OSX is BSD and BSD is Unix, you can use the Cron-Daemon. Just edit your cron-file with
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The Religious Left and Church-State Relations
Steven H. Shiffrin
Princeton University Press, $35, 256 pp.
Generally speaking, the "religious left" in the United States is credited with broadening political support for progress on issues such as environmental stewardship and economic justice. But an obvious question looms regarding an even more fundamental issue that marks the political divide: What does the religious left have to say about church-state relations? Cornell professor Steven Shiffrin insists that religious liberals can fill a gaping void in this country's ongoing, often rancorous debate over the separation of church and state. Religious liberals have a persuasive and authentic case to make for separation, says Shiffrin, not because religion does not matter (as secular liberals often seem to imply), but because it matters so much.
As a leading civil-liberties scholar and a Catholic who is liberal both theologically and politically, Shiffrin is uniquely positioned to deliver this message. His new book, The Religious Left and Church-State Relations, offers a tour-de-force account of the First Amendment's religion clauses and how they should be interpreted. This is no dry academic exercise, but rather a direct response to conservatives who view supporters of church-state separation as uncaring, even hostile, toward organized religion. The book is a refutation by one who cares deeply.
When religious liberals enter religious liberty debates, conventional wisdom accords them two possible aims: either sticking up for a nonmainstream religion that...
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Long-time Austintown fire chief Andy Frost Jr. retires
By Elise Franco
When Andy Frost Jr. retires his post as fire chief in August he'll be taking 46 years of experience and memories with him.
Frost, 68, said his choice to retire wasn't an easy one, but he knew it was time.
"I'm at the age where I need to enjoy myself and my family," he said. "I'm happy here at the department, but I want more time with my grand kids."
Frost began his career with the Austintown Fire Department in 1966 as a part-time firefighter, and in 1980 he became the first full-time, nonmanagement employee in the department's history. Five years later, in 1985, Frost was named fire chief.
He said his interest in the profession is something that continued to develop into his adult life.
Read the full story Monday in The Vindicator and on Vindy.com.
Look out...he's already pulling strings and political favors to be appointed the next trustee position to replace Ditzler. We will end up spending the 2 million dollar gift from the horse race track on another fire station and 10 new fire trucks.
good thing AFD is very successful with grant writing AtownRes. So count out the 10 new fire trucks right off the bat.
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A Park City home where one of the BTK murders occurred is being sold at a real estate auction.
In 1985, Dennis Radar killed 53-year-old Marine Hedge at her home at 6254 Independence in Park City. Rader lived on the same street.
That 960 square-foot house is now set for auction on August 27 at 6 p.m. The fact that the residence is linked to a BTK murder is listed on the auction information flier.
Dennis Rader, 68, was convicted in 2005 of killing 10 people. He is serving a life sentence in prison. The BTK murders began in 1974 and ended in 1991.


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The impact of airport and seaport privatization on efficiency and performance: A review of the international evidence and implications for developing countries
This article provides a synthesis of the international evidence with respect to the impact of privatization on the efficiency and performance of airports and seaports. The theoretical frameworks, particularly the arguments for potential efficiency gains from privatization are reviewed first, followed by a discussion and evaluation of the empirical results and conclusions from selected studies of airport and seaport privatization. Then, policy implications of the theoretical frameworks and the international evidence are discussed with special reference to privatization of the transport infrastructure in developing countries. Future research directions are also suggested.
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