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The aircraft has two seats and you can toggle the outer fuel tanks and belly fuel tank on and off independetly.
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@TheZui yea but i dont know how to get it on my ps3 i have a usb memory stick but the file isnt showing, what am i doing wrong? is there a step by step guide to it?10 Januari, 2017
@streetracersedge These mods are pc only, read the community guidelines.10 Januari, 2017
@super_noob69 I am using NaturalVision. One of the earlier versions though.11 Januari, 2017
@SGTMCDOOGLE when does the crash occur? Do you have a custom gameconfig.XML file?11 Januari, 2017
@SkylineGTRFreak if its suppose to be in the main directory I dont have that file. I have always followed the instructions to installing addon planes and it always causes the game to crash on the loading screens. I remember getting a B737MAX to work as an addon but after the update it stopped working.11 Januari, 2017
@SkylineGTRFreak. I think you are very advanced in regards to modifications in gta pc, for now it would be possible for you to do the three versions of F35 or A, B and C, and each one with its properties, that will be the maximum, I stay here in hope To make these modifications come true, congratulations for what you do for the GTA community.11 Januari, 2017
like your planes always have always will. no rush but ever thought about making an f-105 thunderchief? your always the one for the unique coldwar aircraft11 Januari, 2017
@SkylineGTRFreak I think I was forgetting to include the ( " ) it failed to find the aircraft, but when I included them and just spelled the aircraft out as "F16DEMO" it loaded. Nice plane but the handling could use some tweaking. I think that is just GTAV aircrafts as a whole got funky controls!13 Januari, 2017
@SkylineGTRFreak Noice mod man do u got any release date for the Avangers Quinjet? :)14 Januari, 2017


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Allow a Vote!
Yesterday at the big White House healthcare rollout, we got this:
President Obama, beginning his final push for a health care overhaul, called Wednesday for Congress to allow an "up or down vote" on the measure, and sketched out an ambitious — and, some Democrats said, unrealistic — timetable for his party to pass a bill on its own within weeks.
Why have we all adopted this "up or down vote" language? Doesn't it obscure the real point, mainly that what we want is just a vote, period? The whole point of a filibuster, after all, is to extend debate so that the Senate never gets to vote on the bill in question. Shouldn't Obama simply be saying that "we deserve a vote" or some such thing? Wouldn't that make more sense to the average viewer?

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Vine of the Soul is a documentary that explores this brave new world, offering insights into the nature of faith, mystical experience and self-healing through a heightened state of consciousness. Filmmaker Richard Meech follows key protagonists as they journey to Peru –- and back home –- capturing in verité style both the life-altering epiphanies and nights of terror encountered after drinking the sacred brew.
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1. Community Conversation: The Importance of Art on the South Side
August 29, 2016, 6-8PM
Organized by Ode to the City
Dorchester Art + Housing Collaborative: 1456 E 70th St, Chicago, IL 60637
2. Symptoms: Satirical Drawings By Tom Torluemke
August 26, 2016, 7-10PM
Work by: Tom Torluemke
Firecat Projects: 2124 N Damen Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
3. Coppice Turning Concerts with guests
August 26, 2016, 7-10PM
With guests Peter Speer and Lou Mallozzi
Silent Funny: 4106 W Chicago Ave, Chicago IL 60651
August 26, 2016, 7-10PM
Work by: Joan Cornellà, Sean Norvet, Brecht Vandenbroucke, Robert Beatty, Joe Tallarico, Sarah Rose Niemiec, María Melero, Angela Dalinger, Rebecca Ness, Nate Otto, Brandon Celi, David Alvarado, Jason Davis, Ben Moss, Alex Gamsu Jenkins, and Jim Ether
Miishkooki: 4517 Oakton, Skokie, IL 60076
August 25, 2016, 7-9PM
Work by Traci Fowler
Spears: 3142 S Lituanica Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
Also this weekend and worthy of attention:
August 25, 2016, 7-10PM
Directed by: David Appleby, Allison Graham, and Steven Ross with introduction by Huey Copeland
Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts: E 60th St & S Drexel Ave, Chicago, IL 60637
We've been busy gathering together all of the events, engagements, and exhibitions that we can for September including EXPO Chicago's programming, you can look at what is currently on tap for September here. More is being added by the day and as always you can submit your event at http://www.thevisualist.org.
Top 5 Weekend Picks! (6/19-6/21)
June 18, 2015 · Print This Article
Work by Doug Ischar.
Night Club is located at 3325 N. Pulaski Rd. Reception Saturday, 6-9pm.
2. Grey Area at Western Exhibitions
Work by Edie Fake.
Western Exhibitions is located at 845 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
3. Suffocated From the Inside at Andrew Rafacz
Work by Ivan Lozano.
Andrew Rafacz is located at 835 W. Washington Blvd. Reception Saturday, 4-7pm.
4. Roots at Linda Warren Gallery
Work by Jason Brammer, Doug Fogelson, Carson Fox, Conrad Freiburg, Nicole Gordon, Michiko Itatani, Emmett Kerrigan, William Eckhardt Kohler, Brenda Moore, Judith Mullen, Joseph Noderer, Jennifer Presant, Nina Rizzo, Zach Taylor, Tom Torluemke, Chris Uphues, Tom Van Eynde and Matthew Woodward.
Linda Warren Gallery is located at 327 N. Aberdeen St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
5. How to Build Bars at PeregrineProgram
Work by Charles Fogarty.
PeregrineProgram is located at 3311 W. Carroll Ave. Reception Sunday, 1-4pm.
Top 5 Weekend Picks! (10/11-10/13)
October 10, 2013 · Print This Article
1. Unfortunately, It Was Paradise at City Gallery in the Historic Water Tower
Work by Regina Mamou.
City Gallery in the Historic Water Tower is located at 806 N. Michigan Ave. Reception Friday, 5:30-7:30pm.
2. Your Everyday Art World Book Release Party at threewalls
Conversation with author Lane Relyea, moderated by Duncan MacKenzie with Shannon Stratton and Abigail Satinsky.
threewalls is located at 119 N. Peoria Ave. Reception Friday, 6:30-8:30pm.
Work by Rory Coyne and Lauren Levato Coyne.
Century Guild is located at 2136 W. North Ave. Reception Saturday, 7-10pm.
4. Little Man Pee Pool Party: The Whiz Paddler's Lament at Antena
Work by Meg Duguid, Bruce Conkle, Micki Tschur, Paul Mack, Mariano Chavez, Sarah Beth Woods, Marie Walz, Scott Wolniak, Sabina Ott & Michelle Wasson, Catie Olson, Andy Pizz, Eyeball Mansion, Nick Drnaso, Sarah Leitten, Andy Gabrysiak, Scott Anderson, Taylor Hokanson, Paul Somers, Edra Soto, Ryan Standfest, Bert Stabler, Matthew Novak, Kevin Budnik, Jeffrey Boguslawski, Ryan Travis, Christian Lars, Bra Jim Zimpel, Tom Torluemke, Tim Ripley, Eric Lebofsky, Andy Burkholder, Erik Lundquist, Krystal Difronzo, Marieke McClendon, Lyra Hill, Alyssa Herlocher, Joe Tallarico, Chris Cilla, Andy Gabrysiak, Chris Kerr, Keith Herzik, Kevin Budnik, Jason Robert Bell, Abe Lampert, Ryan Travis Christian, Jo Dery, David Alvarado, Ryan Standfest, EC Brown, Grant Reynolds, Max Morris, Otto Splotch and Anonymous.
Antena is located at 1755 S. Laflin St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
5. Alive! Commodity, Zombie, Avatar, Fetish at Sullivan Galleries
Curated by Ginger Krebs.
Sullivan Galleries is located at 33 S. State St. Reception Friday, 5-7pm.
Chicago Art in Pictures: January 2013
February 18, 2013 · Print This Article
A graphic, editorial overview of art, artists, and visual art events, found in and around Chicago over the course of the preceding month. All artwork copyright original artists; all photography copyright Paul Germanos.
Thelonious Elliot and Wray Morgan Herbert-King @ ACRE Projects
Above: Theo Elliot at left; Morgan Herbert-King at right; opening night at ACRE Projects.
Thelonious Elliot and Wray Morgan Herbert-King
"Moving a Hole"
January 20 – February 4
ACRE Projects
1913 W. 17th St.
Chicago, IL 60608
Dmitry Samarov @ Chicago Public Library
Above: "Algren" 2012
Above: "Morandi" 2011, top; "Entrapment" 2012, bottom.
Dmitry Samarov
"Bookshelf Paintings"
January 11 – March 1, 2013
Harold Washington Library Center
400 S. State St.
Chicago, IL 60605
Goshka Macuga @ Smart Museum of Art
Above: Exhibition closing and curator talk (MCA curator Dieter Roelstraete, left, and Smart curator Stephanie Smith, right) January 13, 2013
Goshka Macuga
"Of what is, that it is; of what is not, that it is not," panel 2
(wool tapestry from photo collage, approx. 11 x 38 feet, half of diptych)
December 13, 2012 – January 13, 2013
Smart Museum of Art (lobby)
5550 S. Greenwood Ave.
Chicago, IL 60637
Robert Chase Heishman @ Roots & Culture
Above: Robert Chase Heishman with artwork at Roots & Culture, opening night.
Robert Chase Heishman
"Fractal Semblance"
January 18 – February 16, 2013
Roots & Culture
1034 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, IL
Curated by Eric May, Stephanie Cristello and Allison Glenn
Artwork by Robert Chase Heishman, Jessica Labatte, Alistair Matthews, and Liz Nielsen
R. H. Quaytman @ The Renaissance Society
Above: Peeking inside the piece "Public Space/Two Audiences"
R. H. Quaytman
"Passing Through The Opposite of What It Approaches, Chapter 25"
January 6 – February 17, 2013
The Renaissance Society
5811 S. Ellis Avenue
Bergman Gallery, Cobb Hall 418
Chicago, Illinois 60637
Deborah Baker @ Packer Gallery
Above: Cotton on linen, embroidery, under glass, framed.
Deborah Baker
January 11 – February 16
Packer Schopf Gallery
942 W. Lake St.
Chicago, IL 60607
Sarah Mendelsohn @ The Plaines Project
Above: Sarah Mendelsohn with her artwork at The Plaines Project, opening night.
Sarah Mendelsohn
"Stretches Topless"
January 19 – February 8, 2013
The Plaines Project
1822 S. Desplaines St.
Chicago, IL
Tom Torluemke @ Hyde Park Art Center
Above: Tom Torluemke with his horrific vision of environmental degradation, shot at the opening reception.
Tom Torluemke
"Fearsome Fable – Tolerable Truth"
January 20, 2013 – April 28, 2013
Gallery 4
Hyde Park Art Center
5020 S. Cornell Ave.
Chicago, IL 60615
Teruko Nimura @ Roxaboxen Exhibitions / ACRE Projects
Above: Hummingbird in flight, floral origami aim, installation at Roxaboxen.
Teruko Nimura
"Potentialities," a two-person show with Milcah Bassel
January 20 – February 1, 2013
Roxaboxen Exhibitions / ACRE Projects
2130 W. 21st St.
Chicago, IL 60608
Scott Hocking @ Chicago Artists' Coalition
Above: Scott Hocking with artwork at opening reception for "EXCHANGE: Chicago-Detroit"
"EXCHANGE: Chicago-Detroit"
CHICAGO: Chicago Artists' Coalition, Chicago IL
January 11 – 31, 2013
DETROIT: Cave Gallery and Public Pool, Detroit, MI
February 23 – March 16, 2013
Chicago Artists' Coalition,
217 N. Carpenter Street,
Chicago IL 60607
Above: Edie Fake at opening reception; artwork in background.
Edie Fake
"Memory Palaces"
January 4 – February 16, 2013
Thomas Robertello Gallery
27 N. Morgan St.
Chicago, IL 60607
Lauren Payne and Erin Washington @ Johalla Projects / ACRE Projects
Above: Lauren Payne and Erin Washington's collaborative installation, opening night.
Above: Jenny Kendler (ACRE Board of Directors) left; Lauren Payne, right; opening night.
Lauren Payne and Erin Washington
"As Above So Below"
January 25 – 31, 2013
Johalla Projects / ACRE Projects
1821 W Hubbard, Suite 209
Chicago 60622
Above: Harvey Moon with "drawing machine" installed in gallery, opening night.
Harvey Moon
"Transpported Wind"
January 25 – March 22, 2013
Hauser Gallery
230 W. Superior St.
Chicago, IL
Paul Germanos: Born November 30, 1967, Cook County, Illinois. Immigrant grandparents, NYC. High school cross country numerals and track letter. Certified by the State of Illinois as a peace officer. Licensed by the City of Chicago as a taxi driver. Attended the School of the Art Institute 1987-1989. Studied the history of political philosophy with the students of Leo Strauss from 2000-2005. Phi Theta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi. Motorcyclist.
Top 5 Weekend Picks! (1/18-1/20)
January 17, 2013 · Print This Article
1. Fearsome Fable – Tolerable Truth at Hyde Park Art Center
Work by Tom Torluemke.
Hyde Park Art Center is located at 5020 S. Cornell Ave. Reception Sunday, 3-5pm.
2. Observer Effect at Gallery 400
Curated by Carrie Gundersdorf and Lorelei Stewart, with work by Jessica Hyatt, John O'Connor, and Steve Roden.
Gallery 400 is located at 400 S. Peoria St. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
3. Archipelago, Lost Islands of the Atlantic at AdventureLand Gallery
Work by Janie Stamm.
AdventureLand Gallery is located at 1513 N. Western Ave. Reception Friday, 7-10pm.
4. Stretches Topless at The Plaines Project
Work by Sarah Mendelsohn.
The Plaines Project is located at 1822 S. Desplaines St. Reception Saturday, 7-10pm.
5. Burkhart's Underground at Alibi Fine Art
Work by Fred Burkhart.
Alibi Fine Art is located at 1966 W. Montrose Ave. Reception Saturday, 7-10pm.


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The Felix G. Woodward Library at Austin Peay State University has been selected as one of 200 libraries in the U.S. to host a traveling panel exhibition created and funded by the National Constitution Center, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the American Library Association.
Using the U.S. Constitution as its cohesive thread, "Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War" offers a fresh and innovative perspective on the Civil War that brings into focus the constitutional crises at the heart of this great conflict.
The exhibition identifies three crises—the secession of the Southern states, slavery and wartime civil liberties—and explores how Lincoln sought to meet these political and constitutional challenges.
The exhibition will tour throughout the U.S. from September 2011 through May 2015, and each library will host the exhibition for a period of six weeks. Each site will hold public humanities programs related to the exhibition and will be awarded a grant of $750 to provide a reception, purchase marketing materials, etc.
APSU faculty members from the departments of history and philosophy, political science, languages and literature, music, and theatre and dance will participate as program presenters. The program is co-sponsored by the Felix G. Woodward Library and the Wilbur N. Daniel African American Cultural Center.
For more information, contact the Woodward Library, 931-221-7346. -- Melony Shemberger


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Description Patrick C. F. Ernzer 2010-01-26 05:37:35 EST
Description of problem: if I have a guest (CentOS 5, fully updated) set to autostart, then the host will lock up hard after a non-deterministic time. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): qemu-kvm-0.11.0-12.fc12.x86_64 qemu-common-0.11.0-12.fc12.x86_64 qemu-kvm-0.11.0-12.fc12.x86_64 qemu-img-0.11.0-12.fc12.x86_64 gpxe-roms-qemu-0.9.7-6.fc12.noarch qemu-system-x86-0.11.0-12.fc12.x86_64 libvirt-python-0.7.1-15.fc12.x86_64 libvirt-0.7.1-15.fc12.x86_64 libvirt-client-0.7.1-15.fc12.x86_64 How reproducible: time seems variable but hang does happen Steps to Reproduce: 1. set a guest to autostart 2. allow libvirtd to start, either at boot or via 'service libvirtd start' 3. wait Actual results: after a while (low minute range, somtime well under a minute) host locks up hard. SysRq in most cases seemingly non-functional (it is on in sysctl.conf). oops printed to console. Expected results: host definitely not locking up, ideally guest also running Additional info: - one of the last thigs to make it to syslog is Jan 26 11:56:55 morn kernel: kvm: 2631: cpu0 unimplemented perfctr wrmsr: 0x186 data 0x130079 Jan 26 11:56:55 morn kernel: kvm: 2631: cpu0 unimplemented perfctr wrmsr: 0xc1 data 0xffd4c590 Jan 26 11:56:55 morn kernel: kvm: 2631: cpu0 unimplemented perfctr wrmsr: 0x186 data 0x530079 - The box in question is http://smolts.org/show?uuid=pub_a09f0cfb-e2f0-46d8-9cf9-b7c452ed53b0 - I only started using autostart a day or two ago on this box, so unsure if older package versions affect this. Booting 126.96.36.199-174.fc12.x86_64 instead of the default 220.127.116.11-174.2.3.fc12.x86_64 does not help - I guess it's time to wire up serial console on the host, I'll try doing that this evening
Comment 1 Patrick C. F. Ernzer 2010-01-26 05:42:45 EST
Created attachment 386796 [details]
oops of an autostarting guest
oops printed while viewing 'virsh --connect qemu:///system console funambol-test'
that guest was being autostarted and the host had issued a 'service libvirtd start' shorty before
I know this png is of limited value. Once I have a serial capture, I will replace this attachment
Comment 2 Daniel Berrange 2010-01-26 05:45:07 EST
Re-assigning to QEMU component, but this will almost certainly want to be pushed to the kernel eventually.
Comment 3 Patrick C. F. Ernzer 2010-01-26 06:49:17 EST
FWIW: just started the guest manually with 'virsh --connect qemu:///system start funambol-test' and so far the host stayed up
Comment 4 Patrick C. F. Ernzer 2010-01-28 08:21:47 EST
setting this NEEDINFO until I (or someone else) posts an oops in text form. been lazy last two evenings, will try and do the wiring up in the next few days. It could be that conntrack is part of the problem, to be confirmed. FWIW, on the affected box I do use amanda_conntrack
Comment 5 Fedora Admin XMLRPC Client 2010-03-09 12:18:34 EST
This package has changed ownership in the Fedora Package Database. Reassigning to the new owner of this component.
Comment 6 Bug Zapper 2010-11-03 19:53:03 EDT
This message is a reminder that Fedora 12 is nearing its end of life. Approximately 30 (thirty) days from now Fedora will stop maintaining and issuing updates for Fedora 12. It is Fedora's policy to close all bug reports from releases that are no longer maintained. At that time this bug will be closed as WONTFIX if it remains open with a Fedora 'version' of '12'. Package Maintainer: If you wish for this bug to remain open because you plan to fix it in a currently maintained version, simply change the 'version' to a later Fedora version prior to Fedora 12's end of life. Bug Reporter: Thank you for reporting this issue and we are sorry that we may not be able to fix it before Fedora 12 is end of life. If you would still like to see this bug fixed and are able to reproduce it against a later version of Fedora please change the 'version' of this bug to the applicable version. If you are unable to change the version, please add a comment here and someone will do it for you. Although we aim to fix as many bugs as possible during every release's lifetime, sometimes those efforts are overtaken by events. Often a more recent Fedora release includes newer upstream software that fixes bugs or makes them obsolete. The process we are following is described here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
Comment 7 Patrick C. F. Ernzer 2010-11-04 10:03:25 EDT
you can let this bug die On my Fedora boxes I just went to not autostart hosts a long while ago and I am yet to see this bug on my RHEL boxes.
Comment 8 Bug Zapper 2010-12-03 18:47:41 EST
Fedora 12 changed to end-of-life (EOL) status on 2010-12-02. Fedora 12 is no longer maintained, which means that it will not receive any further security or bug fix updates. As a result we are closing this bug. If you can reproduce this bug against a currently maintained version of Fedora please feel free to reopen this bug against that version. Thank you for reporting this bug and we are sorry it could not be fixed.


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All activities of I/ITSEC 2016 will be held in the WEST Concourse of the Orange County Convention Center or in the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
You don't need to be away from your family over Thanksgiving this year. See special rate offers from the Rosen Centre and Plaza for pre-I/ITSEC stay.
** Representatives from onPeak will be on-site at I/ITSEC (in the registration area) from Sunday through midday Thursday to assist in current or future hotel needs.
OnPeak (which merged with our former company, Travel Planners) is our official Housing Partner and the only company authorized to represent I/ITSEC and NTSA. Buyer beware if you receive/pursue offers from other sources, and be especially aware of any seller requiring payment in advance. If you receive contact from other companies who present themselves as representing the Conference or Association, please report to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lock in the lowest rates at the best hotels in Orlando today:
Booking here is the only way to receive these exclusive benefits:
Government Rate Room ReservationsRooms shown in the "Gov't Rate" column are to be assigned to those with appropriate ID, to be presented at the hotel desk upon check-in. Please do not reserve a rate reserved for Gov't personnel unless you are eligible to do so.
"THINGS CHANGE". If the government rate is showing as not available or sold out, we suggest that you make your reservation at another hotel on the list that fits your needs, and put yourself on the wait list for your preferred hotel. As changes occur, the majority of the wait list requests are fulfilled. THINGS CHANGE for Corporate Rate requests, too. The same rule applies. If your preferred hotel rate is showing as sold out, we suggest that you make your reservation at another hotel that fits your needs, and put yourself on the wait list for your preferred hotel. As changes occur, the majority of the wait list requests are fulfilled.
Group Reservations Please be considerate of other attendees and book realistic blocks. Will your entire group really be arriving and departing all on the same day, or could you "bell curve" some of your rooms and save space for others?
Prefer to book via telephone? No problem. Friendly and knowledgeable agents are ready to take your calls Monday through Friday from 9:00AM – 7:00PM ET at 855-992-3353 or 312-527-7300.
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2016 I/ITSEC LocationOrange County Convention Center: WEST CONCOURSE9800 International DriveOrlando, FL 32819This concourse is on the same side as and between the Rosen Centre and Rosen Plaza Hotels.
(1) Hyatt Regency Orlando(Conference Headquarters)
9801 International Drive(407) 352-4000
No Daily Shuttle Service (walkable to West Concourse)
(2) Doubletree by Hilton at Sea World
10100 International Drive(407) 352-1100
Daily Shuttle Service
8750 Universal Boulevard(407) 351-1982
(4) Hampton Inn Convention Center
8900 Universal Boulevard(407) 354-4447
(5) Hilton Orlando
6001 Destination Parkway (407) 313-4300
(6) Homewood Suites
8745 International Drive(407) 248-2232
(7) Hyatt Place Convention Center
8471 International Drive(407) 370-4720
8800 Universal Blvd(407) 226-0288
(9) Rosen Centre HotelNOTE: Special Pre-I/ITSEC Rate of $109 from 20-26 November. (Must also book at I/ITSEC rate during the conference.)
9840 International Drive(407) 996-9840
(10) Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando
9000 International Drive(407) 996-8505
(11) Rosen Plaza HotelNOTE: Special Pre-I/ITSEC Rate of $109 from 20-26 November. (Must also book at I/ITSEC rate during the conference.)
9700 International Drive(407) 996-9700
8870 Universal Blvd(407) 345-9073
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"The Chubby Slam" may sound like a canvas-rocking tactic employed by the likes of Giant Haystacks in the Seventies wrestling scene but, in fact, it could be the most remarkable achievement in the history of British sports management.
If one of the nine players overseen by ISM prevails at next week's USPGA Championship it will mean that this agency in Cheshire has won all four majors in 2011. The boss is one Chubby Chandler, for whom the description "larger than life" seems invented.
Chandler, a former pro whose decade and a half on Tour never reached a higher peak than winning in Sao Paulo, set up ISM in 1989 with a £10,000 overdraft and, in his own words, "not much of a clue". Twenty-two years later and he boasts such strength of hand that suddenly he has become the story. Despite Chandler's fondness of a tape recorder he finds this bizarre. "I'm embarrassed about everyone calling it the 'Chubby Slam'," says the Boltonian. "Let's face it, it's because of my nickname and it sounds good. If I had just remained plain old Andrew Chandler, nobody would have been going on about the 'Andrew Slam' would they? And neither should they. It should be all about the players and when the golf gets started next Thursday, thankfully it will be."
Chandler waited more than 80 majors and two decades for ISM's breakthrough, but Louis Oosthuizen's win at last year's Open started the run of four majors from the last five. "Of course it will mean plenty to ISM if we can sweep the majors," he says. "Yes, it would be a testament to the brilliant staff we have; but more so to our guys with the clubs in their hands. What a bunch they are. Each of them is different."
And each of them take some explaining. Chandler sat down with The Independent to outline their chances of landing the dream four-timer at Atlanta Athletic Club in a week's time.
Lee Westwood
"After more than a decade of electing otherwise, Lee is finally seeing a sports psychologist in Bob Rotella and I think it will do an awful lot for him. When you keep on doing the same thing, you get the same results. You can't expect anything else.
"So Lee's taken action. And the fact Dr Bob has freed up his mind on the greens and Dave Stockton has given him more rhythm with his putter is why he is much more 'up' than you'd imagine for a world No 2 who has just missed the cut at the Open. In Akron this week, I think that at 16-1 he was the best bet to win a golf tournament that I've ever known. Serious. That's how well he's responded to his Sandwich disappointment where he actually led the tee-to-green stats, but was shocking with the putter.
"After that we knew we had to do something. We sat down and had a really good session, and went into much bigger detail than people might suspect. We got the stats out, got all this data out and really analysed it.
"Yeah he lipped out a lot at Sandwich, but it wasn't unlucky because it was happening all the time. Plenty was said about 'poor old Lee' after the Open, watching four of his stablemates winning majors and him still waiting. It wasn't like that, Lee isn't like that. But I will say that if he won in Atlanta it will make the year complete for me.
"Certainly nobody in the game deserves a major more. Look at his record. Before Sandwich he had finished in the top three of five of his previous seven majors. That's incredible consistency. Believe me, it'll be his time soon."
Rory McIlroy
"People forget he's 22 and forget what they, themselves, were like when they were 22. Life has a habit of changing quickly when you're that age and when you're as successful as he is, 'quickly' hits the fast-forward button.
"So he is leaning towards re-taking his PGA Tour card, buying a place in America and playing more over there. There's many factors why.
"So much has changed since [winning the US Open at] Congressional. He's five times more famous in Northern Ireland than he was and can't move at all. His personal circumstances have changed as well. Again, he's only 22. That happens.
"But the main reason for the move will be if he thinks it will ultimately benefit his golf. And, it's obvious, the courses suit his high ball-flight etc. We had always planned to meet up on Monday at the USPGA and discuss what happens next season. His father, Gerry, will also be at the 'sit-down' and Gerry happens to be common sense personified. The only thing I'll ask Rory about America is if he can handle playing in the FedEx Cup. If he can, then he should join.
"Of course, he has a big chance at Atlanta Athletic Club. The course is absolutely perfect for him. It appears to be the old traditional American course, like Quail Hollow, where he won and, of course, Congressional. The only thing we might worry about is the bent grass on the greens.
"I definitely don't have any worries how he has reacted after his US Open win. He's exactly where he should be mentally. There's been a few supposed 'controversies', but they won't have bothered him. Not a bit. Not much bothers Rory.
"Usually he plays his best golf at the start of a run rather than the end. He'll have to do it the other way around now because the USPGA will be his third in a row. But he's well capable of doing that.
"I'll be able to tell instantly whether Rory's right or wrong and how well he will do – just by his demeanour. At the Open he wasn't quite right. Come back and ask me on Wednesday."
Darren Clarke
"I think Darren will play great. He should be over the tiredness and the Open hangover by then. Last week's Irish Open was a tough week for them. It was for all the Irish boys. They are flogged at the event – totally milked. It's a bit daft, really.
"Darren's said himself, he has to rediscover the mood he was in at Sandwich, when he was calm and could not be fazed. That used to only happen once every three years, but now he's got a Claret Jug it may well happen more.
"The one thing he has now that he always used to beat himself up over is fulfilment. There's also the security of knowing you're in the big events. When you've been playing in Sicily and Morocco for the last two years that's important. A lot of things have happened for Darren on the back of Sandwich. Yeah, the monkey is off his back, but there's also been the financial side of it as he did have a few cash-flow issues as he tried to sell his house in Surrey. Suddenly those issues aren't there any more. People may be surprised but Darren's an intense lad who gets very down and lets things get to him.
"All that's swept out of the way and I think he'll become a really good character for the game. He used to wear that big smile only when he was playing well.
"Now he's got it on all the time. He has nothing to worry about and he could be dangerous in that mood. Don't forget Mark O'Meara was in his forties when he won his first major. And then followed up very quickly."
David Horsey
"It will be interesting to see if he is long enough, but this will be great experience for him. 'Giddy', as we call him as in 'giddy-up', needs to make the cut, have a proper week and come to terms with how good he can be. He's a good solid player who could have a great future."
Simon Dyson
"I think Simon's due to get into the mix in a major, to get in there where it hurts. At the Open he did great, coming under the radar to finish tied for ninth.
"He was obviously a good bet for last week's Irish Open, but nobody realised until he won. The next step for Simon is to get in there, 36-hole lead, and see how it feels. He is a great iron player and knows how to get over the line."
Ernie Els
"No doubt Ernie can take a bit out of what Darren [Clarke] achieved at Sandwich as my other big man is actually a year younger. But he's got to settle down on the course.
"If the putter works Ernie's a different person. I was with him in Portugal earlier this week and he's a lot better than he was.
"But he's got to go out there and prove it to himself. Not to anyone else. He's got three majors, is loved everywhere, but there's still something gnawing away inside. He doesn't want to be the forgotten man – which, of course, he never will be – and that's almost the problem.
"If he has a good week in Akron, he'll have a good week in Atlanta. And vice versa. The immense talent is still there and Ernie has one or two big ones left in him. I'm sure, he has."
Louis Oosthuizen
"Some daft things have happened to Louis since he won the Open. Falling down potholes, eye infections, viruses... then this week being involved in a car crash. He's never been able to get into a run of form. Golf's all about rhythm and the circumstances haven't allowed any for Louis.
"Saying that, Louis does need pushing now and again. We had a go at him in Wentworth and now it's probably the time again.
"He and Charl are very close but they're chalk and cheese. The only thing they have similar is the way they talk and they happen to be major-winners. And ISM, of course."
Charl Schwartzel
"I think he'll contend. Actually he'll soon be one of the best players in the world. Charl is underestimated, but, in a funny sort of way, that'll suit him.
"Charl quietly goes about his business and has an inner confidence. He knows how to finish it off. It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if he won in Atlanta. He played well at the Open and is a proper player. He birdied the last four holes to win at Augusta, for goodness sake.
"You need three majors to become a legend and I am certain Charl will get at least to three. He is the full package."
Gregory Bourdy
"He's a driven Frenchman, who will do almost anything he needs to do to make it. At the Open this year he ate every night with Lee and Darren, and Louis and Charl. Simon was there every night as well.
"I'm telling you, it's great to be around success. They weren't listening to players moaning about booking flights home early; they were listening to players talking about winning majors.
"Success is infectious. I think the ISM boys have proved that this season. Hey, we are in danger of having an epidemic."
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Kevan Miller ripped a slap shot from the point late in the second period to lift the Boston Bruins over the Toronto Maple Leafs, 5-2.
Miller's goal proved to be the game-winner as the Boston Bruins left Air Canada Centre with another win on their shoulders. Impressively, this was the fourth career game he was playing in. Torey Krug, defenseman metioned, "it was great. Anytime you can help contribute to a team win it's a lot of fun." Miller found his opportunity to see the ice when defensemen Adam McQuaid and Johnny Boychuk were scratched from the roster due to injuries. He has no doubt proved why he deserves to be a Bruin.
The Maple Leafs conducted the first goal of the game mid-way through the first period. The Bruins scored goal after goal in the second period, without Toronto scoring once in the period. Boston scored two power play goals within two minutes from Carl Soderberg (5:14) and Torey Krug (6:47). To top off the period, Miller added his goal later on.
Going into the third period, the B's seemed to have collected the momentum, dominating in shots 27-19.
However, the Maple Leafs were not out of this game whatsoever. 37 seconds into the third period, Jay McClement cut the lead to one. Jarome Iginla increased the Bruins lead late in the period with a tip-in assisted by Milan Lucic. In an effort to secure the victory, Patrice Bergeron scored an empty net goal.
Chad Johnson had a solid performance in net for the Bruins. He concluded the night with an impressive .938 save percentage following 30 saves off 32 shots.
The Bruins as a whole unit finished the game strong. In the defensive end, the team blocked a total of 23 shots to assist Johnson in the win. Defenseman Dennis Seidenberg and forward Milan Lucic led the team to victory. Lucic assisted on two of the five goals. Seidenberg and captain Zdeno Chara impressively blocked six shots a piece. Before the game, the team had won seven of its previous 10 games, while Toronto was .500 in their previous 10 games.
Staying in Canada, the Bruins will head farther west Tuesday, Dec. 10, to play the Calgary Flames in Alberta at 9:30 p.m. EST. After the Flames game, the team will continue on their Canadian journey, competing against the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday, Dec. 12, at 9:30 p.m. EST and the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday, Dec. 14, 10:00p.m. EST.


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text: Seller: 5cterr (2,221) 99%, Location: Frome, Somerset, Ships to: GB, Item: 302139487156 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false PAIR of ANTIQUE FRENCH PEDESTAL BEDSIDE CHEST of DRAWERS This is an opportunity to bid on this Beautiful Pair of Antique Bedside Cabinets, that I think date back to around the 1950's or so, and were made in France. They are from the top drawer as far as quality is concerned! They are Made from Solid wood which I think is some sort of Fruitwood, probably Cherry. They are in decent clean condition. As can be seen in the pictures there are one or two small marks, particularly some black marks on the top of the right hand cabinet, but a going over with some Good Quality Coloured Wax Polish such as Fiddes English Oak would help get them into Showroom Condition, or they would make a great painting project.All the joints are in good sound condition, and the drawers open and close nicely, they are lined with solid wood.They each measure:- 30" (76cm) tall, 19.5" (50cm) wide and are 14.5" (37cm) deep. These are antique second-hand pieces of furniture and will obviously have signs of wear, so have a good look at the photos, but don't be put off! Come and join the minority that appreciate the individuality and character of Antique Furniture. If you find yourself in the East Somerset area, you would be more than welcome to come and view this pair of cabinets before bidding. I can be found at:- Unit 7 Curtis Industrial Units, Manor Furlong Road, Marston Trading Estate, Frome BA11 4RN. The cabinets are in local storage so give me a ring on 07889 101314 to fix a time. These cabinets are too heavy, and awkward to post. In an ideal world they would be collected from me in Frome. Otherwise I can deliver locally up to 100 miles for 60p per mile from BA11, with a minimum charge of £20.For longer distances there is a company called Silversprint who will deliver anywhere within Mainland England or Wales for £55+vat. You will need to let them know it is picking up from Tim Snell Antiques, the best way to arrange this is to contact silversprint.co.uk and fill out their order form. Please note that if you decide to use a courier once this item of furniture has left my premises it is the couriers total responsibility there after. Condition: UN-RESTORED STRAIGHT FROM HOUSE CLEARANCE, BUT IN DECENT CONDITION, READY TO GRACE ANY HOME!, Product Type: Cabinets, Original/Reproduction: Original, Style: Edwardian, Age: 1900-1950, Material: Cherry-wood


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Week 21: Piece by piece
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Week 38: And now we wait…
With just 10 days to go before my due date arrives, these last few weeks feel like the ultimate test in patience. Knowing our little girl could come at any time—or make us wait a little longer—has us sitting on the edge … Continue reading
Week 34: Building "big sister" hype
Being pregnant with my second has been different for so many reasons. One of the biggest is the fact that this pregnancy affects more than just me and my husband. It's not just two adults preparing for a big life … Continue reading
Week 33: Let the nesting begin
This weekend was my baby shower and I am still floating on cloud 9. It was the sweetest and most perfect way to celebrate this baby boy whose due date is rapidly approaching. We ate good food, laughed, played games, … Continue reading
Week 33: Back to school
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Week 31: The final countdown
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Week 28: Sh*t is getting real
I was so excited to finally get those milestone alerts from the pregnancy apps on my phone detailing everything I wanted to know about week 28. I gleefully told my husband, "We are officially in the third trimester." The hype … Continue reading
Week 37: I can feel her head!
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Week 35: Our new home!
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Waiting game
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Hold off, just a little longer
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In the teens
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Week 34: Tweet, little birdie
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Week 32: So much to do!
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Week 39: The one with all the progress (and also no progress at all)
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Week 38: The one where I'm still crazy
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Week 34: The one where I'm not done being pregnant
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Week 39: Time marches on
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Week 36: The waiting game
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Week 30: Decision dosey doe
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Week 32: Baby fever
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Week 36: Is it over yet?
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Week 35: When is it best to nest?
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Week 24: The nesting phase
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Week 35: Not ready
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Week 19: Let me eat cake
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January 3, 2013
Berry Plastics Group, Inc. has appointed Carl J. (Rick) Rickertsen to its board of directors. Rickertsen is a managing partner of Pine Creek Partners, a private equity investment firm based in Washington, D.C. Rickertsen has worked in private equity…
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text: Imagine You're Eating More and You'll Eat LessAdam Dachis12/14/10 11:00amFiled to: DietHealthEatingFoodSciencePsychologyMind Hacks20EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Through the magic science of visualization, you may actually be able to curb your appetite. New research suggests that imagining yourself eating more will help you eat less when you have to do it for real. Advertisement Diets commonly recommend that you suppress your thoughts about food, but new research suggests that's actually counterintuitive. Science Now reports that researchers have always known that the habituation effect, or how eating the same thing over and over decreases your desire for it, was present when actually eating. What they've recently found is that you can create the same effect with your imagination.The trick is to imagine eating a lot of the food you're about to eat, because if you imagine eating too many mashed potatoes it isn't going to make you tired of eating chocolate cupcakes. So take a minute, close your eyes, and start thinking about swallowing seven steak dinners. Now go and try to eat one and let us know if it kept your appetite in check. To Eat Less, Imagine Eating More | Science Now via The ConsumeristReply20 repliesLeave a reply


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DetailsDoppler Fork MBK Stunt / Slider.
HQ fork with adjustable pre-load, for improved riding comfort and better handling on the race track. Definitely the right fork for the race track, but also an improvement for everyday riding.
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Hello there. This should be a pretty simple thing to build.
The site will be used to manually rate the quality of different documents according to preset criteria in five different categories.
1. Rate mode. Refer to the mockup file pbrev_rate_mode.
The site will be installed in a protected area and there's no need to add user management.
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- Link to Add Document. This can just open a popup where the user submits a document name and clicks Create. The document is added to the list of documents.
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Each category has several criteria.
Each criteria has one negative value ("1" in the mockup) and one positive value ("2" in the mockup). The user will select (using the radio buttons) which one best describes the document. So one criteria might have the positive value "This document is gramatically correct" and the negative value "You need to revise the grammer in this document".
The user must be able to easily edit negative value. This will occur for instance when the user wants to add a clarification to the text. Example: "You need to revise the grammer in this document. There are several errors in the second paragraph." Note: For editing, I'm thinking something like this: [url removed, login to view]
The user can revert the negative value to the default (see the "Revert" text link at the end of each negative value).
Each criteria also has an importance value (the number to the left on each criteria). When the user selects positive criteria, the percentage ("3" in the mockup) for the category and for the total increases. This is calculated as a percentage. Example from category 1 in the mockup: The total importance value in the category is 86 and one criteria is selected as positive with a value of 13. The percentage for the category would be 13/86 = 15%.
When the user has selected a value for all of the criteria he can save.
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Here the user can edit the default positive and negative values, and the importance value. Editing should be done simply by clicking the value to modify.
The user can also delete an existing criteria ("1" in the mockup) and add a new criteria ("2" in the mockup).
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Saving the default values also changes values in previously rated documents. Except for negative values that have been edited by the user.
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Voice recognition repetitive issues - delaying last word and difficult correction
Just got an S5 a few weeks ago after a screen shattering night with my S4. Love it, but I am having two very frustrating issues with features I use all the time.
I use voice recognition on my S5 (Verizon) often to dictate texts and email, just as I did quite effectively with my S4 before this. I've had two odd issues since I got the phone, and these happen all the time.
First, there is always a notable lag (5+ seconds) before the last word appears. When I am texting, sometimes the last word doesn't appear unless I press the microphone button to stop voice dictation.
Second, if spell check "corrects" a word or an abbreviation to something I didn't want and I did want the original word typed, I have to stop typing, click on the word, and only then does the originally typed word show up. On the S4, if I backspaced while typing, the originally typed word would reappear, which is much more efficient to use.
I use the original Samsung keyboard, which I like because it has numbers and a comma on the same screen as the alphabet, but if it's a keyboard issue I am happy to change (used to use Jellybean keyboard).
Is there any way to avoid the speech to text delay on the last word, or to more easily un-correct words for which I want to keep their original spelling?
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I've seen several posts about this issue now. It's likely an issue with Google's Text to Speech engine. Haven't found any solution, and even wiping the cache partition for the app doesn't seem to anything.
As far as the autocorrecting, is there an option in the Samsung keyboard settings to tone down the auto correct aggressiveness? Others let you turn it off, or to set it to moderate, aggressive, etc.
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I've received the same answer from Verizon, Samsung, and Google and they all have the same refrain, "I don't know what the problem is, but I see it in a lot of forums". It's very frustrating because we all have the same problem whether it's a text, then e-mail, a note, etc. Supposedly the speech recognition is based off of the Dragon engine but in this case the engine doesn't learn from its mistakes like it would on a regular computer. I've even had Verizon and Samsung recommend alternative unauthorized apps from the App Store which clearly defy their ethics.
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Study Sheet for Sunday, May 24, 2015
Joseph Braden
Although followers of Christ no longer participate in the old covenant sacrifices, they do offer appropriate sacrifices. The author lists two practical sacrifices that typify followers of Christ. First, "let us continually offer up a sacrifice of praise to God, that is, the fruit of lips that acknowledge his name" (13:15). Whether the brethren assemble or are out among the unbelieving world, followers of Christ are to publically praise Jesus through confessions, prayers, conversations, and songs. Second, "do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God" (13:16). As they had already been doing (6:10; 10:34), followers of Christ eagerly meet the practical needs of one another.
Study Sheet for Sunday, May 17, 2015
Joseph Braden
But it is interesting that the writer of Hebrews concludes with a few very practical instructions. Where has this practical instruction been up to this point? Christianity, since it is absolutely true, is relevant and practical. The Bible and its teachings are not just things to think about; they are to be applied to life (2 Timothy 3:14-17). However, Christianity is not simply a collection of practical directions for making life nicer or more pleasant. The heart of Christianity is not simply practicing hospitality, showing compassion, maintaining faithfulness in marriage, and handling money properly. Each of these practices is precious and important, but Christians are called to do them in a distinctively Christian fashion. They cannot be done Christianly without proper grounds.
Study Sheet for Sunday, May 10, 2015
Joseph Braden
The difference in mood between the two mountains is profound; the fervent joy that characterizes the heavenly gathering stands in contrast to the foreboding terror the Israelites experienced at the base of Mount Sinai. The reason for the difference is due to the different message that is now spoken from Mount Zion: "to Jesus, the mediator of a new covenant, and to the sprinkled blood that speaks a better word than the blood of Abel" (12:24). Whereas the blood of Abel spoke a message of condemnation on Cain, the blood of Christ speaks a word of forgiveness and cleansing. Thus, the difference in God, presented as the "judge of all" at Mount Zion in contrast to Mount Sinai is the difference between God as the judge who graciously vindicates His people through the blood of His Son, and God as the judge who justly condemns the guilty in their sin.
Study Sheet for Sunday, May 3, 2015
Joseph Braden
The readers needed to realize that their sufferings were ultimately discipline from their Heavenly Father. Therefore, "It is for discipline that you have to endure. God is treating you as sons" (12:7). The Lord's discipline is not arbitrary, but rather an expression of genuine relationship. In fact, the term discipline suggests loving training given to correct or improve actions and attitudes. The Lord only gives such training to those who are legitimately His: "If you are left without discipline, in which all have participated, then you are illegitimate children and not sons" (12:8). By reflecting on the link between their adoption and their sufferings, they could take heart that the Lord has not abandoned them. He truly loves them! What God was doing is what any loving father does.
Study Sheet for Sunday, April 26, 2015
Joseph Braden
Long-distance running is difficult. Running with endurance requires concentrated attention. The strong call to run with faithful endurance is set in the context of a crucial accompanying call to consider Jesus' faithful endurance: "looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God" (12:2). Since chapter 11 likened faith to seeing, the writer's call to look to Jesus is a call for running to be done with complete dependence or reliance upon Him. The support and strength required for running the race that God has fixed, is found in Jesus.
Study Sheet for Sunday, April 19, 2015
Joseph Braden
Hebrews 11:32-40
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Hebrews 11:32-40 concludes the Old Testament models of faithful endurance. Hebrews 11 has explained the nature of faithful endurance by primarily pointing to examples of faithful endurance under the old covenant. In this concluding unit, and before the readers are reminded of Christ's faithful endurance (12:1-12), a summary is given, which not only names additional examples, but also describes a full array of outcomes that the Old Testament believers experienced. The outcomes described, amid faithful endurance, were both triumphal and tragic. Hebrews 11:32-40 has three parts. First, some who faithfully endured would receive great triumph in life (11:32-35a). Next, others who faithfully endured would face great tragedy in life (11:35b-38). Finally, God, who has something better planned for them, commends all who faithfully endured (11:39-40).
The exemplars of faith listed in 11:4-31 were each introduced by the phrase, "by faith." After each person was introduced, particular details about their faithful endurance were explained. Now, 11:32 changes to simply a list of six names: "And what more shall I say? For time would fail me to tell of Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, of David and Samuel and the prophets." The particular details surrounding their faithful endurance were omitted. However, the original readers would have been able to recall details from the corresponding Scriptures that told about these men.
The six figures span the periods of Israel's history from the judges through the united monarchy. Then the mention of the prophets could include the periods from the divided monarchy to the exilic and through to the returning remnant. While the Scriptures present Samuel in an exceedingly glowing fashion, it explores both sides of the other five exemplars of faith: Gideon was tentative and doubtful; Barak was passive and fearful; Samson was morally lax; Jephthah was foolishly rash; and David was an adulterous murderer. The list illustrates how God works through a people who trust Him.
Gideon (Judges 7:1-25) was a judge of Israel, whom God used to bring about a crushing victory over the Midianites. By faith, Gideon and 300 men equipped with torches in clay jars and trumpets, sent the Midianite forces into confusion. Barak (Judges 4-5) was also a judge of Israel. Barak, accompanied by the prophetess Deborah, went up against a Canaanite force of 900 chariots. But God gave the Canaanites into Barak's hands, when a downpour immobilized their superior military edge. Samson (Judges 13-16) was a judge of Israel as well. Set apart as a Nazirite to deliver Israel from the Philistines, Samson was endowed by the Spirit of God with great strength. Jephthah (Judges 11), also a judge of Israel, was a mighty warrior whom God used to overthrow the Ammonities. David, Israel's dearest and greatest king, from the time that he slew Goliath as a young man until the time that he took the reigns over Israel and established her borders in peace and security, consistently showed great reliance upon and love for the Lord. Samuel (1 Samuel) was Israel's last judge and long tenured prophet whose life was marked by courage and intercession on behalf of Israel. The prophets, mentioned in a generic way, exemplified faithful endurance amid extremely hostile circumstances, both in their message as well as in their lives.
Hebrews 11:33-34 moves from individuals who modeled faithful endurance to list some of the great triumphs that they received, "through faith conquered kingdoms, enforced justice, obtained promises, stopped the mouths of lions, quenched the power of fire, escaped the edge of the sword, were made strong out of weakness, became mighty in war, put foreign armies to flight." Nine descriptions are strung together to describe the various types of deliverances that were experienced by those who received triumph by faith. Some of the men just previously mentioned could specifically be linked to these descriptions, but in other cases, many other exemplars of faith come to mind: Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, Abednigo, Elijah, Elisha, Jeremiah. Then a tenth description is a pinnacle of triumph: "women received back their dead by resurrection."(11:35a). The poor widow of Zarapheth and the woman of Shunem each received sons back from the dead through the hands of Elijah and Elisha (1 Kings 17:17-24; 2 Kings 4:17-37).
In the middle of verse 35, the emphasis shifts from the triumphs received through faith to the tragedies faced through faith: "Some were tortured, refusing to accept release, so that they might rise again to a better life. Others suffered mocking and flogging, and even chains and imprisonment. They were stoned, they were sawn in two, they were killed with the sword. They went about in skins of sheep and goats, destitute, afflicted, mistreated" (11:35a-37). Certainly, the lives of the prophets would come to mind as this list of tragedies is considered (Matthew 23:37). There is a wide range of outcomes that can be experienced through faith: some are brought back to life (11:35a), while others suffer death (11:37); some escape the sword (11:34), while others are killed by the sword (11:37); some rout armies (11:35), while others are captured and imprisoned (11:35-36); some rule over others (11:32), while others are ruined by others (11:37).
But of these who suffered mistreatment, Hebrews adds: "of whom the world was not worthy" (11:38). Judged by the world to be unworthy, God saw things differently. God actually assessed that the world was unworthy of them. And as it was stated in 11:2, it is now restated: "And all these…" were, "commended through their faith." And yet, though commended for their resolute determination to trust the Lord, they had yet "receive what was promised" (11:39). While many of the original readers were facing a great testing, the old covenant believers faced much more severe affliction. Faithful endurance would be the proper path for a people who were called by a Savior who faithfully endured, for faithful endurance was the path of a people awaiting the Savior.
In fact, because of Christ's faithful endurance, what the previous exemplars of faith never received has now arrived: "God had provided something better for us, that apart from us they should not be made perfect" (11:40). With the ratification of the new covenant by the death of Christ, old covenant believers join together with new covenant believers to know the conscience-cleansing, drawing-near-to-God-enabling, eternal inheritance of all the saints. What the Old Testament believers awaited is now here.
Study Sheet for Sunday, April 12, 2015
Joseph Braden
Hebrews has already described Moses as a faithful servant in God's house (3:2, 5). Hebrews 11:24-28 highlights three episodes of faith from Moses' life. The first episode involved Moses' response to his upbringing. Moses was raised in Pharaoh's house as Pharaoh's daughter, who found him in a basket in the Nile, adopted him. But, "by faith Moses, when he was grown up, refused to be called the son of Pharaoh's daughter" (11:24). Moses renounced his status as a part of the royal family of Egypt, "choosing rather to be mistreated with the people of God than to enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin" (11:25). Faith directed Moses to identify with God's people rather than the ungodly. Moses' deliberate choice was made as he, "considered the reproach of Christ greater wealth than the treasures of Egypt, for he was looking to the reward" (11:26). Moses found loss of wealth and relinquishment of status to be of lessor value than the future promises of God. So, he embraced mistreatment.
Study Sheet for Sunday, April 5, 2015
Joseph Braden
Faith acts on the basis of the unseen. That is far from saying that faith acts without any foundation. Faith's foundation is the sure Word of God. Faith is an essential link to all aspects of God's Word. When that Word is a call to trust, faith embraces the promise and waits for the promises' outcome. When that Word is a call to obey, faith embraces the command and submits to its orders. So for Abraham, believing God meant that He would wait for the fulfillment of God's promises as well as comply with the instructions to follow God's commands. So, while faith acts on the basis of what is unseen, faith always expresses itself in some seen manner. For instance, faith is not obedience (obedience is not faith), but faith expresses itself in obedience (obedience shows faith).
Study Sheet for Sunday, March 29, 2015
Joseph Braden
Hebrews 11:1-7 introduces faith by describing it as a kind of seeing the unseen. The bookends of this unit revolve around the mention of "things not seen" (11:1), which references the creation of the world, and "events as yet unseen" (11:7), which references its destruction. Hebrews 11:1 is not a complete definition of faith, but it does describe some essential characteristics of faith through two parallel descriptions: "Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. The first aspect of faith is that it is a resolute confidence. Faith realizes that some realities are future, not immediate and that some realities exist in a spiritual realm and are physically unseen. Faith is a resolute confidence in God, rooted in His Words and actions. Faith is a response of resolute confidence because something here and now (i.e. God's Words and actions) creates a calm anticipation for something that has yet that fully unfolded and also a peaceful courage for something real and solid, though as yet unseen.
Study Sheet for Sunday, March 15, 2015
Joseph Braden
The ability to see and celebrate greater realities than those immediately observable, which strengthened them in the past, would need to be refocused upon in the present: "Therefore do not throw away your confidence, which has a great reward" (10:35). The author is encouraging his readers to not retreat from the practice of publicly identifying with the body of Christ (10:25) by reminding them of the great reward that comes through such identification. To that end, they were in, "need of endurance, so that when you have done the will of God you may receive what is promised" (10:36).
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- Ante-Post RacingForge Meadow20/1- Mares Novices Hurdle
- GolfGary Woodland100/1- The Honda Classic
- BoxingTony Bellew27/5- Tony Bellew v David Haye
- UK FootballLiverpool13/19- Leicester v Liverpool
- BoxingDavid Haye1/5- Tony Bellew v David Haye
- UK FootballHarry Kane2/1- Premier League (Top Goalscorer)
Betting Highlights
Horse Racing: Spring is just round the corner and that can only mean one thing: Festivals! The Antepost markets are really hotting up for Cheltenham and the Grand National in March and April. Will Willie Mullins take the top trainer title once again at Cheltenham?
Football: We're into the final third of the Premier League season and Chelsea re the team to beat for the title. There's plenty to play for elsewhere too, with the races for the top four and to avoid relegation hotting up! Check the Big Match Coupon for all upcoming fixtures.
Check out our Premier League tips for every match in every game week as we move towards the end of the season.
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