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The life of a Hood River entrepreneur will be celebrated by friends and family during a special service at 11 a.m. on Saturday in the Columbia Gorge Hotel.
Jeffrey Bunch, 42, died on Nov. 5 when the small airplane he was piloting lost power during a business trip and crashed about 10 miles northwest of Bozeman, Mont.
The owner of LVS Capital Management moved to Hood River almost four years ago with his wife Patricia, who owns the downtown Bikram Yoga studio. Ten months ago, the couple welcomed their daughter, Payton Kimberly, into the world and Patricia said Jeffrey enthusiastically settled into the role of fatherhood. In fact, she said her husband enjoyed life to the fullest, from windsurfing and snowboarding to engaging in lively debates with friends over the political issues of the day.
"He was just always going, I think one of the reasons we made such an impact on the town was because he was so social," said Patricia.
The last transmission from Bunch to the Gallatin Field air traffic controllers in Montana was that he was experiencing power failure. According to reports, Airport Director Ted Mathis then asked Bunch if he was going to declare an emergency and was told, "I don't know." Moments later, the private plane crashed into a wheat field about 10 miles northwest of Bozeman.
A witness to the wreck said the craft flew in low over a wheat field about three miles southeast of the airport and then turned upside down before hitting the ground about 4:30 p.m.
It exploded upon impact, sending up flames and black smoke. Bunch was pronounced dead at the scene. His flight plan showed that he had taken off from an airport near Minneapolis, Minn., on Nov. 5 and was scheduled to land at Bozeman. The single-engine plane that Bunch was flying was a Lancair IV that is sold as a kit. The Federal Aviation Administration is conducting an investigation to determine the cause of the crash.
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First, you might not need a branching scenario. Most of the time, a one- or two-scene mini-scenario does the job fine.
In a mini-scenario, you make your decision, see the realistic consequence, and figure out if you made a good choice. You might then go to a very different scene representing a different situation.
Mini-scenarios are great for covering a lot of possible problems, but they're not so great for getting deep into a more complex situation. For that, consider using a branching scenario.
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In a branching scenario, decisions made in early scenes affect later scenes. This helps people practice such skills as:
- Recognizing and challenging their own assumptions
- Recovering from mistakes in a long or complex process
- Navigating extended, ambiguous situations
- Deciding when to stop gathering information and act
A lot of you are familiar with the Haji Kamal scenario, in which you help an inexperienced Army officer make a good impression on an Afghan leader. You have to make many decisions in one conversation, and things you say at one point affect what happens in later points.
This wasn't a problem for us, but it's easy to imagine a stakeholder saying, "We shouldn't spend all our budget on just one story! We should have lots of short scenes so we can cover things like how to deal with children, what to do when you have to search someone, what to do when someone tries to give you a gift…"
I've seen cross-cultural training that uses that approach. You're tossed from one mini-scenario to another so you can practice social niceties. In one scene you accept a business card correctly, and then suddenly you're eating in a restaurant, and then suddenly you're deciding what gift to bring to someone's home. This is surface training. There's no deep change involved.
For the Army, we used a branching scenario because we wanted deeper change. Our (many!) interviews with soldiers suggested that one challenge they faced was their western perspective of "We're here to help you, so let's get down to business." We wanted them to practice recognizing when that perspective was hurting local relationships and, importantly, practice recovering from mistakes.
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In their "Family of Heroes" scenario (registration required but worth it), Kognito also focuses on just one conversation. Their goal is to help us see from another's perspective, manage our emotions, and recover from mistakes. Imagine how much weaker the interaction would be if it were instead a series of unrelated one-scene snippets from the couple's life.
In this fake language learning scenario, the branching isn't complex. In order to make sense of later scenes, you have to choose correctly in previous ones, and the branches are just little loops to make sure you choose correctly. But because later scenes build on vocabulary learned in previous ones, your learning is repeatedly reinforced, and I hope you also gain confidence.
If you want to cover different situations but also want the advantages of some branching, you might present a series of shorter scenarios. One artist's intriguing Flash interaction uses that approach. You meet three different young people and try to talk them out of killing themselves.
Finally, at the other end of the production spectrum, the BBC helps you learn Spanish and Spanish customs with an interactive TV mystery series.
All of these use branching to some degree, because their goals include challenging our assumptions and encouraging us to build our own knowledge. While they don't cover the variety of topics that mini-scenarios could cover, they aim for deeper change.
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I dunno, seems like a reasonable fear. Of course Lucas could have helped the NJO out a bit (was the PT made before or after the NJO?) by depicting Anakin's military career more definitively as a major cause of his fall to the Dark Side. It makes sense in one way - if you use the Force in violent ways for an extended period of time, why wouldn't it have an impact on your mentality? It makes no sense in another way - the Jedi have lightsabers and are obviously geared up to be some form of law enforcement, so are all of them at risk? And is the risk worth it? Can't the Republic's regular military handle the war-fighting and the Jedi can do something else, like roam around righting wrongs like the Lone Ranger? Come to think of it, the martial aspect of the Jedi isn't the only way they could have organized themselves. The Force doesn't impel you towards violence, it just makes it a lot easier to be effective with violence. But they could also have been power-behind-the-throne types, using only Jedi mind control, or evolved in other ways having nothing to do with the exercise of political power. Anyway I like the fact that they're having the debate at all. It shows the novels are thinking about the ramifications of the Force in interesting ways, which is something I wanted to see more of in the movies (or any of, haw!) Yeah the characters were made to be way too gullible in the PT. And the problem with the clone army is that it implies the Republic had no regular troops willing to defend it! A Republic that can't earn the defense of its people deserves to fall. Yet the Empire had all sorts of non-clone Stormtroopers, so what gives? Did the Empire have a better health plan? The Clone War label could have just as easily worked for a war where the bad guys were the ones producing the clone army. The Republic should have had plenty of people willing to defend it, even in a trumped up war. The Jedi should have been the most suspicious of the trumping-up, but the common people would have been less so. The Jedi might have been following along with popular sentiment rather than getting out in front. That sort of story is what makes sense.
Oh yeah I can agree with you there. I jumped into Republic with the first 5 or 6 Clone Wars trades, and Quinlan Vos quickly became a favorite. Same goes for most of the main characters in Legacy. Oh, and apparently Quinlan is (probably) going to be in the new season of CW!
Actually, due to the PT, Stormtroopers are now a mix of clones and non-clones. Not all the clones are from the Jango template. (Beware of potential spoilers) http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Storm_troopers Otherwise, I like your ideas. I remember reading the Star Wars novelization as a kid and I always got the impression that Obi Wan was fighting against the clones. I didn't mind how GL actually did it, Order 66 was one of the best and most tragic moments in all of the saga, but the Jedi fighting clones would've been more exciting than them chopping down droids-wiseacre droids at that. As for Quinlan Vos, I'm a big fan. I hope they don't screw him over in CW S3, but it's cool that they are bringing him aboard.
The New Jedi Order series ran from October 1999 to 2003, so the first book came out just a few months after Phantom Menace. Of course this also means that the books were being planned and written several years before, probably in tandem with the Prequel Trilogy production. So there's a pretty clear delineation in the Star Wars mythos. There's the "Bantam Era" of 1991 to 1999 where books were made with no clue what would occur in the Prequels. Then there's the Del Rey Era (1999 to Present) where they were made in tandem with the Prequels. This means that there's a lot of things from the Bantam books that were later horribly out of place, books that dealt with clones from the Clone Wars and Luke's mysterious mother and what it meant to be a Jedi. But they've been retroactively fan-wanked into making sense
^There's also the wives and children of the Jedi stuff in Children of the Jedi. Did they ever find a way to retcon that one?
You mean in the OT or the PT? In the OT, there were never supposed to be any clones, that's a retcon. I assumed the war was over clones, not that they were fighting. The bad guys were using cloning to create slaves and that was a terrible violation of human (sentient) life that the Republic was trying to stamp out. I don't like robots or clones in the fighting. It's a cheap way for Lucas to sanitize violence. If someone gets blown up, it should be a "real person." Of course the clones are as real as anyone but the implication struck me that they weren't being treated like that, the Republic thought it was okay to breed them for cannon fodder which is the total opposite of what I thought was going to happen!
Apparently it has been, though I didn't realize it at the time because I had forgotten about Children of the Jedi. In Karen Traviss's Republic Commando novels, a "rogue" sect of Jedi under the leadership of a Master Djinn Altis is featured, with Callista Masana (Callista Ming) one of its members. The Altisian Jedi had no issue with relationships/marriage or with Masters taking more than one apprentice. In fact, the sect wasn't even entirely Jedi; there were many non-Jedi in their community as well. Looking at Wookiepedia entries for the sect, Callista, and the RC series, it seems the Altisian Jedi were first created by Traviss in The Clone Wars: No Prisoners before she brought them briefly into the RC series. Temis: The more of your thoughts I read re: the Clone Wars and the GAR, the more convinced I am that you would greatly appreciate the way Traviss approaches the clones in the RC series. For a series that began as a tie-in to a video game, it really does handle well the issues you rightfully bring up.
I found the first Bane book okay-- it didn't live up to the potential set up by Jedi vs. Sith-- and the second one hugely tedious. I didn't bother with the third. Crosscurrent was good, solid Star Wars-y fun. Who cares if it stars characters you never heard of before? So did a movie called Star Wars back in 1977.
Temis, In the PT, at least in the three prequel films there were no storm troopers. The storm troopers had to be created during the Dark Times between Episodes III and IV, and I speculate that new clones (not solely based on Jango) and non-clones joined the Imperial ranks. I'm assuming that the storm troopers in the OT were a mix of clones and non-clones.
Jedi v. Sith turned me off at first. I thought the artwork was too cartoony. Plus I read it after reading the first Bane book. However I eventually came to enjoy it. I still think the Bane book was better because it went deeper in exploring Bane's character in addition to all of the principals involved in the Battle of Rusaan (sp). And it gave the child soldiers better names than Tomcat and Rain. As I stated before, I enjoyed the whole series. I recommend you checking out three if you're a completist. It had some good moments and a couple interesting twists. Definitely agree on Crosscurrent. It was a fun read.
Huh. They must be bad. I read both when they were new, and remember absolutely nothing about either of them. They're still on my book shelf, maybe I'll re read them one day. Right now of course, I'm looking forward to the end of the month when the conclusion of the Bane trilogy comes out. I enjoyed the first two.
I just thought Bane was way more of a badass in the comic. He seemed like someone who'd been around, and someone you wouldn't cross. The novels turned him into a relative newcomer, and something less of an unstoppable force. (I hate those orbalisk things with a fiery passion.) I especially hate how he looks on the novel covers-- like some kinda overweight clown with bad makeup!
The true names of the kids had already appeared in Jedi vs. Sith; they were not created by the Bane books, and I don't think Bug's real name even appeared in the Bane books. I thought I heard Han and Chewie were in it.
It had pros and cons. The pros include emphasis on Vader's strength in the Force, a subplot in the first book which acted as a kind of SOTE prequel, Force battles in the third book, Vader's confrontations with certain characters, and some other good ideas here and there. The cons, however, include the worst clusterfuck of errors I've ever seen in this franchise, the worst part being the fact that the editors were completely asleep at the wheel and failed to catch any of the mistakes, preferring instead to go on the OS and crow about how much fun it was to read the book before everyone else.
As do I. Sometimes I read the books and think "Stop talking and go out and kick some ass!". Luke was never really reluctant to fight in the movies. I'm not sure why they make him less prone to kick butt in the novels.
^ As I wrote before, Luke does take action in every novel series, but because they've written him into a corner by making him so powerful they have to be selective about when, where, and how to use him. Perhaps in a way they wouldn't with a less powerful Jedi like Jaina Solo, even though they underuse her despite her title as "Sword of the Jedi". *****Warning: A little spoilerish regarding Bane novels******* About the Bane books....my bad about the kids' names. I didn't remember that they used them first in Jedi v. Sith. I do think however that Bane was pretty unstoppable in the second Bane novel, due to the (hated) obelisks, but it is true that he was a newcomer in the first book and was just learning his powers and in the third book he was starting to slip a little, though he remained extremely powerful. So, yeah, the unstoppable force Bane is the one portrayed in the second book. Though I enjoyed the character's progression in all three books. I also liked Darth Zannah and wouldn't mind reading of her adventures. Of course the problem with the pre-Sidious era Sith is that the writers are always going to have to find a way to keep their existence secret so the stories might run the risk of ending the same way, with the Sith tying up loose ends and remaining in the shadows. The 'heroes' won't be able to get the win. But since Zannah played such a significant role in the Bane books I wouldn't mind seeing her at least. Other than that, there's a Darth Plagueis book supposedly coming out. The Sith in between I can do without, though I am curious about Darth Vectivus (sp), who was introduced in Betrayal, the first LOTF novel.
My problem is mostly that the characters are the worst detectives in all existence. The books were billed as mysteries, yet they spend most of their time sitting around hoping that clues show up. I like the characters, especially Den Dhur and I-5YQ, but Jax is a bit flat and the female characters are pointless. The third one abandons all pretense of the mystery setup, though, and is all the better for it-- I liked it a lot. Wookieepedia tells me there's a fourth in the works; I'd still buy it. Has anyone picked up any of the "new" Clone Wars novels by the Two Karens? I haven't got round to it yet.


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Brief History of Kakkilaya Family
The earliest Kakkilaya of Bevinje who can be traced by means of any document is Vishnu Kakkilaya. He lived in the late 18th and early 19th century. He had two sons, Govinda Kakkilaya and Narayana Kakkilaya. The former seems to have died early and had no children to succeed him. The latter had two sons, Venkatesha Kakkilaya and Vishnu Kakkilaya. Venkatesha Kakkilaya also died early without any successor.
Vishnu Kakkilaya had two daughters and one son by his first wife. One daughter was married to Vishnu Kunikullaya of Ubrangala and the second one was married to Vasudeva Tantry of Kuntar. These daughters died, the first one leaving behind one son, and the second one without any child. Vishnu Kakkilaya's first wife also died when Narayana Kakkilaya was very young and so Vishnu Kakkilaya married again. The second wife Gangamma hailed from Klaikode village of the then Kasargod Taluk and she was a malayalam speaking shivalli brahmin girl. Vishnu Kakkilaya had four sons and three daughters by the second wife - Subraya Kakkilaya, Sridhara Kakkilaya, Krishna Kakkilaya, and the last son was named also Vishnu Kakkilaya. Three daughters were Parvathi, Kalyani and Padmavathi. They were married to Krishna Irniraya, Krishna Kunikullaya and Ramakrishna Talithaya respectively.
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Wondering why the mixer and the rectangular box in which it usually sits would not be present for certain tracks in arrangement view. A dropdown box is there; it shows the parameters that can be automated for the track. But the "mixer" itself is not there.
On some tracks I can use the dropdown box and invoke "mixer", but rather than coming up with "mixer" in that rectangular box I again get a list of the automatable parameters. and another triangle in a circle appears, pointing to the right. If I click on this triangle, a shadowed version of the clip appears on the track parallel with mixer and other FX (e.g. delay) that I have on the track.
This seems a complicated a question to put into words without a picture. But perhaps the solution is quite simple and I don't understand what I'm dealing with here.
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2 cups of milk
1 tsp. of vanilla extract
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Egg mixture:
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Soak each sandwich in the egg mixture. Make sure to soak both sides. I like to leave them in the mix while I melt butter in the pan under medium heat. After the butter is melted place the sandwich in the pan and cook until it is golden brown on both sides and the cream cheese has warmed through, about 4 minutes on each side.
Plate your yummy goodness and sprinkle with powdered sugar, dollop with more butter, and drizzle with maple syrup....mmm. It's crispy and buttery on the outside and gooey and creamy on the inside. Perfection can't be any more simple than this. These cream cheese stuffed French toast will definitely make a wonderful start to any weekend. Enjoy!


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B IBLICAL F RAMEWORK. COUNSELING. B ASIC T RAINING C OURSE. Section Seven. The Conscience And Biblical Counseling True Guilt Vs. False Guilt. Section Seven.
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Section Seven
The Conscience And Biblical Counseling
True Guilt Vs. False Guilt
Definition of the Conscience: The faculty of the immaterial heart of man that judges the thoughts, intentions, words, and actions of an individual according to the standards given to it by God, human authorities, and personally acquired standards.
God's Word reveals that man's conscience is a an instinctual judge of his thoughts, words, and actions (Romans 2:14-15 and Genesis 3:1-7)
The conscience looks at what we think, say and do and makes a value judgment (Romans 2:14-15)
Man is responsible to God not to violate the dictates of his own conscience (1Peter 3:13-16)
The conscience is something all have whether a believer or unbeliever (Romans 2:14-15)
In the Old Testament it is sometimes expressed through the term "heart" (2 Samuel 24:10 and Job 27:6)
Other key scriptures to evaluate:
1 Samuel 24:5, 2 Samuel 24:10, Romans 14:23, Acts 24:16, Romans 9:1, 1 Corinthians 8:7-13; 10:23-31, 2Corinthians 1:12, 1Timothy 1:5, 19; 3:9, 2 Timothy 1:3, Titus 1:15, Hebrews 9:9, 14; 10:2, 22; 13:18, 1 Peter 2:19, and 1 John 3:21
Man's conscience possesses four sets of standards by which it judges his thoughts, words, and actions. Violation of any of the particulars of any of these four sets of standards is sin against God and renders man unable until confession to love God and others with God's unconditional agape love.
God's Word is a standard of man's conscience (1 John 3:21-22, James 4:17)
The work of the law written in the heart (basic understanding of right and wrong) (Romans 1:32; 2:14-15)
Human Authorities (Governmental regulations, parents, employer, husband, church leader) (Romans 13:1-7, Ephesians 5-6, Hebrews 13:17)
Personally acquired standards (traditions, ideals, gray areas) (Romans 14:13-23, 1Corinthians 8:1-13, 10:23-31)
When we make choices that are considered wrong in the sight of God, our conscience produces:
A sense of guilt (knowledge or awareness of wrong)
Knowledge of Guilt: (Romans7:15-16,19-20, Psalm1:3-4,1Kings 2:44, Matthew 27:4, and Daniel 9:9-11)
Self Reproach as result of the knowledge of Guilt (Isaiah 6:5, Genesis 42:21, 2Corinthians 7:8-11, and Ezekiel 6:9)
Physical feelings and other results from knowledge of Guilt (See Matthew 26:75, Zechariah 12:10, 2Kings 22: 11,19 Psalm 38:1-10, Acts 2:37, Genesis 3:7-8,10-11, Genesis 4:6-7, Luke18:18-23,1John 3:21, and Proverbs 28:1)
If not confessed and cleared this Sense of Guilt will lead to:
A fear of God's Judgment (Genesis 3:10; 4:14; 42:28, Numbers 17:12-13, Psalm 38:18, Acts 24:24-25, Proverbs 28:1, 2 Samuel 6: 8-10, Isaiah 33:14; Matthew 27:19, Acts 24:25, and 1 John 4:18)
A desire to flee when no one is chasing you (Genesis 3:10, 4:9, Exodus 32:21-24, Psalm 32:3, Leviticus 26:17, 36-37, Matthew 27:3-5, 1John 2:28, Romans 1:18-32, and John 3:20-21)
When a unbeliever has a sense of guilt and does not submit to Jesus Christ, he will seek to :
Do good deeds to cover guilt. (Romans 2:15)
Desensitize his conscience to cover the guilt. (Ephesians 4:17-19)
Pursue false religions to cover the guilt. (Romans 1:21-23)
Pursue the peace of the world to cover the guilt. (John 14:27)
Man Power
When we make choices that are considered right in the sight of God, our conscience vindicates us producing : a sense of peace, leading to a confidence before God, and a desire to draw near.
A. A sense of peace – tranquility of the heart produced by the Holy Spirit (Proverbs 19:23, Colossians 3:15, Philippians 4:7-9, Galatians 5:22, Romans 8:6, Isaiah 26:3, Psalm 119:165)
This sense of peace leads to :
A confidence before God (Proverbs 28:1, 1 John 4:17-18, Psalm 56:9, Proverbs 14:26, John 3:21, 1John 2:28,1Thessalonians 2:2, Psalm 73:24,26; and Psalm 118:6)
A drawing Near to God (Proverbs 28:1, 1 Peter 2:4, Hebrews 4:16, Psalm 5:11- 12, Daniel 6:10, Proverbs 18:10, Psalm 63:1a, 6-8, Proverbs 28:5, and John 3:20-21)
As unbelievers submit to the work of the law written in their hearts, or obtain the comforts of the world, they will obtain a peace generated by their conscience or a peace generated by the world not the peace of God that comes from walking in the righteousness of Christ by faith (Romans 2:14-15, John 14:27, Philippians 4:8-10)
Satan seeks to dull the conscience of the unbeliever so that he may feel happy in his sin and thus be blinded to the truth. The believer has the Holy Spirit to sharpen his conscience making him more sensitive to sin ant the truth. However, we are responsible for how we handle our conscience. Therefore, we must be careful not to weaken our conscience (2 Corinthians 4:1-4 and John 16:5-11)
You can numb yourself to the guilt feelings of the conscience enough that you begin to become less sensitive to sin and fleeing becomes a way of life (Ephesians 4:17-19 and 1 Timothy 4:1-2)
You can loose a good conscience by allowing the pressure of outside forces to influence you to bitterness and resentment or by getting a high view of yourself due to your good behavior (1Peter 3:16)
You may sin without feeling the guilt, fear and fleeing due to numbing yourself to the feelings but you will still be aware of your guilt. (Romans 1:32) However, you cannot have guilt, fear and fleeing without having sin in your life (Proverbs 28:1 and Genesis 3:1-10)
According to God's Word all guilt is true guilt before God. Biblically there is no such thing as "false guilt". If you can have a guilt that does not come from sin then you have a guilt that cannot be cleansed or cleared by the blood of Christ, or confession and repentance of sin. Thus, if we have guilt that does not come from sin we have to consult with human wisdom to determine what is true guilt or false guilt since the Bible does not categorize guilt.
What people tend to do is to give themselves false reasons for true guilt. There a five key reason why there can be no false guilt:
Practical righteousness before God produces no guilt and no fear of judgment, but known practical unrighteousness produces both guilt and fear. The only biblical exception is the seared or sullied conscience, which may not register guilt or fear. However, guilt does not result from righteousness (Proverbs 28:1, 1 John 3:21; 4:18)
Man is responsible to God for having a conscience free from guilt (a good conscience). Guilt is therefore an issue between man and God, not a neutral issue which depends upon human wisdom to explain it away as "false guilt". If I am responsible for having a good conscience then I must deal with spiritual issues not neutral issues. Thus my guilt comes from choices I make not through what people have done to me (1 Peter 3:16, 1 Timothy 1:19, Hebrews 13:18, Acts 24:16, and 2 Timothy 1:3)
Even non moral things (which are not biblically right or wrong) when they are done in violation of one's own conscience are sin against God because they are not result of faith. The guilt incurred is true guilt not false guilt (Romans 14:22-23 and 1 Corinthians 8-9)
A believer cannot love with God's love unless he has a good conscience; a conscience free from guilt. To postulate the existence of false guilt which says by definition that one does not have a guiltless conscience means that the believer is dependent on something other than the blood of Christ and confession of sin to rid him of his guilt so that he can love with God's love. Love, however, is dependent upon nothing other than a man's relation with God. It is entirely a spiritual issue (1 Timothy 1:5, Galatians 5:22, and 1 John 4:19)
The believer is commanded to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to walk by the Spirit. The fruit of the Spirit is peace not guilt. When conviction of the Spirit does produce guilt, it means that the believer is sinning, not walking by the Spirit. If there is a thing such as false guilt, then there are things apart from a right relationship with God that can determine having a good conscience—this is not possible (Ephesians 5:18, Galatians 5:22, James 2:10, Galatians 5:16, and Isaiah 26:3)
Examples and Explanation Where True Guilt Seems to Be False Guilt
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one is giving himself false reasons for his true guilt. For example, the child who feels guilt and blames himself for his father's heart attack is in reality, not paying attention to his true guilt for the anger he has toward God (and maybe toward his father) for allowing the death.
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one thinks he is being "made to feel guilty" by the standards of others, either expressed or unexpressed. Here the true guilt is to be looked for in one of two places. One possibility could be that the one who thinks he is being "made to feel guilty" is accepting in his own heart the standard which is being expected by others which means that He is guilty of violating that personally acquired standard that he has accepted by others which will result in a sense of true guilt in his heart.
The second possibility is that one who thinks he is "being made to feel guilty" is experiencing a sense of true guilt as a result of his unloving inner reactions toward those who are attempting to foist upon him standards with which he does not in his heart agree.
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one claims to feel guilty as a result of someone trying to control them through any number of manipulative attitudes, words or actions. In this case, the one who claims to feel guilty as a result of someone trying to control them is experiencing a sense of true guilt because of their unloving attitudes toward the person that is trying to control them.
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one claims to feel guilty about something that is beyond their control. In this case the person is experiencing a sense of true guilt for either walking in the pride of thinking they are in control of the uncontrollable, or for their thankless, un-accepting, or otherwise unloving attitudes towards God who is the great controller, and who "works all things after the counsel of His will."
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one claims to feel guilty because he believes that others do not or will not think well of him for some reason (whether true or not). However, this person is experiencing a sense of true guilt as a result of his unloving inner reactions toward those from whom he believes do not think well of him for some reason (whether true or not).
True guilt may appear to be false guilt when one feels guilty about violating a standard that is not in the Bible or some legalistic standards of their own. Here his true guilt before God lies in his violation of his own conscience, not in his violation of any specific moral standard of Scripture. Until such a time as the legalistic standards of his conscience change (hopefully through the education of the Word of God), he should conduct his life by faith according to what his own conscience will or will not allow.
(All of the above information was adapted from The Heart of Man and The Mental Disorders by Rich Thomson)
The Bible Exposes Eight Conditions of the Conscience (All this comes exclusively from The Heart of Man and the Mental Disorders by Rich Thomson)
The Evil Conscience (Hebrews 10:22)-"a conscience polluted with the guilt of sin," a consciousness of guilt unatoned for and uncleansed away."
Key Point about the Evil Conscience: The evil conscience is the condition of every conscience before salvation.
The Callous Conscience (Ephesians 4:19) - to cease to feel pain or grief, to become callous, insensible to pain." A conscience that has been deaden to no longer feel its stings. (Even though they are aware of their sin according to Romans 1:32)
The Seared Conscience (1Timothy 4:2) - has been deaden to the point that it has lost all sensitiveness and fails to respond." (Even though they are aware of their sin according to Romans 1:32)
Key point about the Callous and Seared Conscience: They know in their hearts that they are violating God's standards for their lives and that they face judgment for it, but their consciences have been desensitized to the point of being unable to communicate the pain of their guilt, unable to stimulate the fear of God's judgment, and unable to move them to repentance. Their consciences are like that alarm clock which still keeps time and is set for the wake-up call, but whose alarm bell is broken and cannot arouse its sleeping owner.
The Defiled Conscience (Unbeliever) – (Titus 1:15) - to stain, to pollute; consciences polluted to the point at which they are no longer able to sense their guilt or to experience the fear of God's judgment. (even though they are aware of their sin according to Romans 1:32)
The Defiled Conscience (Believer) – (1Corinthians 8:7) - to stain, to defile, to contaminate; believers who are so sensitive to the sin of violating even the non-biblical standards of their own hearts that when they do so, their consciences judge them guilty of sin, and rightly so, "because [their] eating is not from faith, and whatever is not from faith is sin." (Rom. 14:23) (See chapter 10 from The Heart Man and The Mental Disorders)
Key Point about the Defiled conscience in the believer and unbeliever: The solutions for these two kinds of defiled conscience are very different as well. An unbeliever must come to the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation in order to be cleansed from his evil and from his defilement (Heb. 9:14). A grave problem exists for him, however. Since his defiled conscience almost surely has lost its sensitivity to his sin, it is unlikely that he will be able to sense his need for the Savior. On the other hand, the believer whose conscience is defiled by his sin has no such insensitivity to his guilt.
Key Point about the Defiled conscience in the believer and unbeliever: His conscience convicts him of it and, in so doing, urges him towards confession, so that he can receive family forgiveness and the renewed intimacy with God that results from it. (I Jn. 1:9, cf. Ps. 32:5, Prov. 28:13)
The Good Conscience (Acts 23:1) - one that does not condemn him, not because it is insensitive but because it can detect no faults."
The Clear Conscience (1Tim 3:9, 2 Tim 1:3) - "clean, pure, unsoiled…clean from guilt, guiltless, innocent." ; The clear conscience, then, is one which is operating sufficiently (it is not seared or callous) and is not judging one guilty of anything.
The Blameless Conscience (Acts 24:16)- a conscience that is "without offense, unharmed, uninjured," "unblamable, clear."
Key Point about the good, clear, and blameless conscience: The descriptions good, clear, and blameless are placed together here because they each appear to emphasize various aspects of he same condition of the conscience – a conscience which is free from guilt and judges one's present attitudes, words, and behaviors as acceptable.
Summary of the Information on the Conscience:
Man is responsible to God not to violate the dictates of his own conscience. (1Peter 3:13-16)
Violation of his conscience is sin against God and renders man unable until confession, to love God and to love others with God's unconditional agape love. (Romans 14:20-23, 1John 1:1-9)
The conscience looks at what we think, say and do and makes a value judgment. (Romans 2:14-15)
When the conscience indicates that something is wrong we get a sense of guilt, fear of judgment and a desire to flee. (Genesis 3:6-10)
When the conscience indicates that something is right we get peace, confidence before God, and desire to draw near. A seared or desensitized conscience makes it possible for me to sin and not feel guilt, fear, or fleeing (1Timothy 4:2 and Ephesians 4:17-19)
The Bible says that we are responsible for our consciousness not our unconsciousness. (1 Peter 3:13-16)
The guilt, fear, and fleeing we experience comes from what the conscience is aware of not what we are not aware of. (Romans 2:14-15)
Human wisdom says certain things happen because of our unconsciousness and thus the fear that comes out of nowhere comes out of our unconsciousness. Therefore, we must get back to the past to find out what is wrong with us in order to heal.
The Bible shows that the fear that comes out of nowhere (apparently uncaused fear) is due to fear of judgment which stems from a lack of love towards God and or others that is happening in the present not the past. (Proverbs 28:1, Genesis 3:6-10)
Since we don't choose guilt or fear, human wisdom tries to say it comes from our unconsciousness.
On the other hand the Bible shows that it is the result of sinful choices and comes from our conscience which produces a sense of guilt and fear of judgment, which results in our desire to flee. (Genesis 3:10, Proverbs 28:1, and Romans 2:14-15)
It's not what happened in my past that brings about guilt, fear, fleeing or peace, confidence, drawing near but my present attitude towards the past that brings guilt, fear, fleeing, or peace, confidence, drawing near.
The conscience is never wrong, but it is not always right.
That is the conscience is never wrong when it convicts man of sin.
But it is not always right when it exonerates man of guilt (1Corinthians 4:4).
Several reasons have been given to establish that when man is aware of guilt in his conscience, it is true guilt before God.
There may be many and varied expressions of what appear to be false guilt, but once one understands that Scripture is clear that all guilt is true guilt, it is not difficult to find this true guilt in the relationships and situations which accompany its presence. Then, as the root sins are confessed and as the Holy Spirit produces His love within the heart, the results will be peace, confidence and drawing near to God and to others.
If you were to evaluate your life how much guilt do you tend to encounter on daily/weekly basis?
How have you been dealing with this guilt on daily/weekly basis?
Prior to reading this material what has been your view of guilt?
What has this information challenged you to consider about guilt?
Based upon what you have read what would you say is the source of your guilt?
Based upon what you have read what standard of the conscience have you violated?
Have you given yourself false reasons for true guilt? If so explain where that has taken place in your life.
What are the real reasons for your true guilt in the context of the situation? What steps will you take to address it accordingly?
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A few thoughts before bed …
While Joe Torre was all over New York on Book-a-palooza, Brian Cashman apparently had breakfast with a Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. Dom Amore wrote a good story about Cashman's visit for the Hartford Courant, and quotes him telling the crowd (which surely had some Sox fans in it) that the Yankees "won the winter." Not that it means they'll win the summer, Cash admitted.
Cashman also talked about year 2 of Joe Girardi's tenure, mentioning that he hopes Girardi's relationship with the media will be better. While that's an issue that a lot of people downplay, it is a factor in New York; a manager's credibility with the fans and his own players can fluctuate based on how he is perceived. Last year, Girardi wasn't perceived as well as, say … Joe Torre.
"He did a fantastic job managing the games," Cashman said of Girardi in the article, "one area that needs to get better is his relationship with the media. In another market, that's not even an issue. It didn't help him that the guy he followed was so successful with that."
Now how about that segue????? See what I did there?
Speaking of Torre, I'll try to put a bow on the Torre talk (for now) tomorrow morning when you'll all see my column for The Journal News. But I thought this article, from Newsday's Neil Best, was particularly interesting. Bob Costas, who is MLB Network's newest personality, interviewed Torre in a piece that will air tomorrow night. Judging by what Best writes, it should be a good bit of TV.
Alright, I'm heading to bed. Great job again today, everyone. Good to see info being shared about the various interviews on radio, etc. When everyone pitches in with what they've found, it makes for an even better conversation.


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In the summer of 2014 the Afghan presidential election turned into a dismal failure. Election fraud took place in all regions of the country and was perpetrated by all the major political parties and presidential candidates. The presidential election held in April 2014 did not produce an overall winner so a run-off election was held for the position of President in June. The June election results were inconclusive. Although Ghani was the projected winner there were too many allegations of fraud to declare him the overall victor. As a result of the election impasse the two presidential candidates from the runoff election - Ghani and Abdullah - agreed to form a "National Unity Government"; called "NUG" by some observers. The NUG agreement put the election in the past and declared Ghani as President and Abdullah as the "Chief Executive Officer" or CEO. Formation of Cabinet. Although Ghani promised to form the cabinet within 45 days the formation actually took much longer - extending into 2015. Even after Ghani and Abdullah agreed on the ministry appointees (who would head which ministry) the Afghan parliament rejected many of the nominees. Presidential Decree on CEO Office. In December 2014 President Ghani issued a decree which laid out the responsibilities and authorities of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) held by Abdullah Abdullah. The new decree cements the hierarchy between the president and his CEO (quasi-prime minister). 1. Gridlock. The NUG has turned out to be a big dissappointment thus far. The two competing camps of Ghani and Abdullah do not work well with each other and are the cause of the national gridlock in the Afghan government. Corruption, one of the big concerns of Ghani, is as bad as it has ever been. The NUG is confronting numerous economic and security challenges while the Taliban is at its strongest since it was toppled from power by the United States and the Northern Alliance in 2001.
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Rubin, Barnett r. and Georgette Gagnon, The
U.S. Presence and Afghanistan's National Unity Government: Preserving and
Broadening the Political Settlement, NYU Center on International
Cooperation, August 2016.
September 29, 2015. "NUG One Year On: Success". Foreign Policy. Tamim Asey believes the glass is half full.
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(From The Washington Evening Journal, Friday, Nov. 21, 2003)
The 308th Quartermasters company of the Army Reserves, stationed in Washington, was given a mobilization order last week, the Army Reserves said today.
Four Washington women want to help parents be heroes come Christmas.
Melea Webber, Trish Bohr, Tracy Strabala and Tammy Gingerich are collecting new toys and cash donations to purchase new toys for children who might not otherwise receive a toy for Christmas. They call their effort "Holiday Hugs."
Volunteer Davida Nicholson of the United Presbyterian Home has been selected the Washington Education Association's 2003 Friend of Education Award winner.
WELLMAN — Cited as "exemplary" in its program for students with disabilities, Wellman Elementary School on Monday was the location for a special film geared to helping future teachers see exactly what goes on in the classroom.
MOUNT PLEASANT — It might not be the famous Alfred Hitchcock thriller, but Mount Pleasant had its own version of "The Birds" this week. The town's central business district trees, complete with the hundreds of sparrows that have been decorating sidewalks with their droppings, will be coming down.
A record 98 communities will participate in the tree planting programs sponsored by Iowa Electric Light and Power, Iowa Southern Utilities and Trees Forever. Locally, Washington, Kalona and Columbus Junction will receive contributions.
During Tuesday's regular Washington City Council meeting, Mayor Harvey Holden, noting that considerable prior work must be done by city staff, announced that expansion of the city's revitalization district probably won't occur until 1994.
Steve Genkinger of Washington received a trophy from the local Knights of Columbus officials recently in recognition of his designation as champ in the 1982 international KC free-throw contest for boys and girls ages 11 to 14. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Genkinger won the contest's state crown three out of the four years he has competed and grabbed the international title twice.
The old Milwaukee Road railroad depot in Washington is for sale, but the city is not among potential buyers. In a letter following up telephone conversations with Mayor Ray Minick, the company says it will open sealed bids for the property, Nov. 28 in Chicago.
Members of the Stewart School Booster Club presented Principal John Sproule with a check in the amount of $8,500 at an all-school assembly, Nov. 10. Funds were raised by Stewart students in a bike-a-thon, Oct. 1 and will be used to purchase computer software.
Harold Johnson, a retired businessman who based his hope for election on his broad familiarity with the local populace, won a landslide victory Tuesday in Washington's mayoral race.
Stockholders of the Washington Golf and Country Club gave wide approval Saturday night to separate proposals to remodel the clubhouse and renovate the golf greens. Plans to remodel the clubhouse and build a 1,824 square foot addition to house a lounge, pro shop and a small dance floor received 84 percent approval.
While other communities across the nation are considering not putting up Christmas lights in an effort to conserve energy, everything is still a "go" for Yuletide decorations in the Washington business district.
Harold Stevens, physical education instructor for boys at the high school, was speaker of this week's meeting of the Rotary Club and was introduced by Logan Hellman, program chairman for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rapp and two children were guests of the Dick Ballards, Sunday. Mr. Rapp is bank director at Williamsburg.
The Richard Stewarts spent Parents Weekend at Monmouth College as guests of their son, Allen.
Who Killed the Kennedys? Ronald Reagan's Answer
by Paul Kengor
This year marks not only the 50th anniversary of the shooting of John F. Kennedy but also the 45th anniversary of the shooting of Robert F. Kennedy, which occurred in June 1968. Was there a common source motivating the assassins of both Kennedys—that is, Lee Harvey Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan?
That renowned political philosopher Mick Jagger speculated on a source. "I shouted out 'Who killed the Kennedys?'" asks the lyrics in the 1968 song by The Rolling Stones. "When, after all, it was you and me." The song was titled, "Sympathy for the Devil." It was, The Rolling Stones suggested, the Devil who had killed the Kennedys, along with his accomplices.
I must say I can't disagree with that one—a rare area of agreement between me and Mick Jagger.
There is, however, a more earthly answer. And it was provided, surprisingly, by a rising political star in the immediate hours after the shooting of Bobby Kennedy. That star was the new governor of California, Ronald Reagan.
RFK was shot in Governor Reagan's state. Reagan was no stranger to Bobby Kennedy. He had debated him a year earlier on national television, which didn't go well for RFK, with Reagan clearly outshining him. Kennedy told his handlers to never again put him on the same stage with "that son-of-a-b----."
That debate occurred five years after Bobby Kennedy had intervened to get Reagan fired from his long stint as host of the top-rated GE Theatre on CBS—a fact unknown until it was revealed by Michael Reagan in his excellent book, The New Reagan Revolution. Typical of Reagan, he harbored no bitterness toward RFK. That was quite unlike Bobby Kennedy, a man who personally knew how to hold a grudge.
On June 5, 1968, Reagan was full of nothing but sympathy for RFK. He appeared on the popular television show of Joey Bishop, one of the extended members of Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack. Bishop and Reagan were old Hollywood friends, and Bishop extended the governor a platform to address the shooting. A transcript of Reagan's appearance on that show was grabbed by his young chief of staff, Bill Clark, who died just a few months ago. Clark shoved it in a box that ended up in the tack barn at his ranch in central California. It lay there until I, as Clark's biographer, dug it out three decades later. That rare surviving transcript reveals a Reagan who spoke movingly about RFK and the entire Kennedy family. Condemning the "savage act," Reagan pleaded: "I am sure that all of us are praying not only for him but for his family and for those others who were so senselessly struck down also in the fusillade of bullets…. I believe we should go on praying, to the best of our ability." But particularly interesting was how Reagan unflinchingly pointed a finger of blame in the direction of Moscow. Reagan noted that Kennedy's killer, Sirhan Sirhan, a Palestinian Arab and also a communist, had shot Kennedy because of his support of Israel during the Six Day War that had occurred exactly one year earlier. On that, we now know beyond dispute what Reagan knew then: That war had been shamelessly provoked by the Kremlin. Looking to exploit divisions in the Middle East and further exacerbate America's foreign-policy problems at the time (we were mired in Vietnam), Soviet officials cooked up false intelligence reports claiming that Israeli troops had been moved into the Golan Heights and were readying to invade Syria. They peddled the malicious, phony information to Egypt and other Arab states for the explicit purpose of creating a military confrontation with Israel. The Israeli leader, Levi Eshkol, immediately denounced the accusation, telling the Soviet ambassador to his face that there were no Israeli troops there whatsoever, and offering to personally drive him to the Golan at once. Acting on orders, the ambassador flatly refused, shouting "Nyet!" at Eshkol and storming out of the prime minister's residence. The Egyptians, too, checked their intelligence sources and found no evidence of Israeli troops in the Golan. Nonetheless, the pieces were in motion, and one thing dangerously led to another until everything spiraled out of control. Within mere weeks, the Six Day War was on—precipitated by the Kremlin. The egregious depths of Soviet disinformation spawned a major Middle East war. RFK supported Israel in that war. Sirhan Sirhan never forgave him for that. He killed him for that. Again, Ronald Reagan knew about the Soviet role in instigating the conflict, which he apparently pieced together via various reports at the time. As a result, he linked Bobby Kennedy's assassination to the USSR's mischief in the Middle East. "The enemy sits in Moscow," Reagan told Joey Bishop. "I call him an enemy because I believe he has proven this, by deed, in the Middle East. The actions of the enemy led to and precipitated the tragedy of last night." Moscow had precipitated the Six Day War in June 1967, which, in turn, had prompted RFK's assassin in June 1968. But Reagan wasn't finished positioning blame where it deserved to be placed. Eight days later, on July 13, 1968, Reagan delivered a forgotten speech in Indianapolis. Both the Indianapolis News and Indianapolis Star reported on Reagan's remarks, but the only full transcript I've seen was likewise located in Bill Clark's private papers. In that speech, Reagan leveled this charge at international communism, with an earlier Kennedy assassination in mind: "Five years ago, a president was murdered by one who renounced his American citizenship to embrace the godless philosophy of communism, and it was communist violence he brought to our land. The shattering sound of his shots were still ringing in our ears when a policy decision was made to play down his communist attachment lest we provoke the Soviet Union." Reagan was spot on. As many conservative writers are currently noting, liberals in the immediate moments after the JFK assassination sought to blame everything but Oswald's love of communism, love of the Soviet Union, and love of Castro's Cuba as motivations for what he did. Some blamed the climate of alleged "hate" and "bigotry" and "violence" in Dallas for the shooting. They ached to blame the right, fulfilling James Burnham's timeless maxim: "For the left, the preferred enemy is always to the right." Amazingly, they attempted to label Oswald a "right-winger," which was utterly upside down. He was a left-winger, as far left as one could get. Oswald was a completely committed communist. He was head over heels for Castro's Cuba in particular. He adored Fidel. After defecting to and then leaving the Soviet Union after a long stay there, he went back to Texas (with a Soviet wife) and then tried everything to get to Havana and serve the revolution there. JFK and Fidel despised one another; each wanted the other dead. Guess who Oswald sided with on that one? The Warren Commission later agonized over the possible motivations of Oswald. In the end, it determined that it "could not make any definitive determination of Oswald's motives." To its credit, the commission "endeavored to isolate the factors which contributed to his character and which might have influenced his decision to assassinate President Kennedy." It listed five factors, which appear on page 23 of the huge commission report. Among the five, the fifth underscored Oswald's "avowed commitment to Marxism and communism," and noted specifically his ardor for Moscow and Havana. The commission concluded that this did indeed contribute to Oswald's "capacity to risk all in cruel and irresponsible actions." Nonetheless, Oswald's passion for international communism, from Russia to the Western Hemisphere, has been downplayed by the American left and many Americans generally from the literal moment we learned that John F. Kennedy had been shot. One American who was never blind to that motivation was Ronald Reagan. More than that, Reagan wasn't naïve to the role of international communism in the shooting of RFK either. For the record, this is not to say that Lee Harvey Oswald or Sirhan Sirhan acted as conscious, deliberate agents trained and ordered by the Soviets or the Cubans, though some—such as Ion Mihai Pacepa—have examined that possibility in depth. Their actions, however, cannot or should not be separated from the malevolent force of international communism, which unquestionably played a role in their ultimate deadly actions. Who killed the Kennedys? Ronald Reagan told us the answer 45 years ago.


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Nutrition and extra info
- Only burgers can be frozen
- Easily doubled
- kcal675
- fat29g
- saturates6g
- carbs75g
- sugars5g
- fibre4g
- protein35g
- salt1.61g
- 3 large baking potatoes, cut into wedges
- 1 red pepper, deseeded, cut into quarters
- 1 tbsp vegetable oil, plus 1 tsp extra
- 2 tsp dried mixed herbs
- 500g pack pork mince
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 tsp smoked paprika (see tip)
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- 1 large egg
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- 4 tbsp mayonnaise
- burger buns, lettuce and onion, to serve
Heat oven to 230C/210C fan/gas 8. Toss the potatoes and pepper with 1 tbsp oil and 1 tsp herbs on a large baking tray. Roast for 25 mins, turning once, until the chips are golden and the pepper soft.
Meanwhile, mix the mince, two-thirds of the garlic, the paprika, egg, remaining herbs and seasoning in a bowl. Shape into 4 burgers. Can now be frozen. Heat a frying pan, add 1 tsp oil, then cook for 15 mins, turning halfway. Mix the mayonnaise with the remaining garlic.
Season the chips. Serve the burgers in buns with lettuce, onion, red pepper and garlic mayo with the chips alongside.


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Are the dark spots large or small? Was the base mixed well? Could it be that the problem was there before the clear was sprayed? Was the base activated? Can you post photos?
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The spots are large and no i'm sure they were not there before the clear went on. Its a dark mettalic green and these areas the paint is much darker now and really noticeable. Not sure if my camera is good enough to really give you a clear picture of it but i will give it a try tommorow. thanks
I've never used kirker, but it could be possible that the clear moved the metallic in the base causing the metallic to change the way its oriented in spots. metallics laying down or applied heavy will be darker then if it is applied dryer or the flake is standing on edge. This can happen if the base hasn't sat long enough before clearing and the first coat of clear was applied somewhat wet. It could be possible that the kirker is a single stage urethane system that is converted for use as a base. Could be if this is the case, that it would require longer flash times then a system that is only basecoat and you can't also mix single stage with the same tints. I don't make paint, so I don't know what the difference in the resins or binders, ect used. But many lower priced paints can be mixed as either a single stage or a basecoat. Again, I am not familar with kirker as I haven't used it, but have had a run in the first coat of clear over an unactivated base move the metallic causing a dark spot there. Is it possible that the base wasn't applied even and you didn't notice it till it was cleared? Did this happen on the first coat of clear or the last coat. Unless it just happened to be a problem with the paint, this is my best guess that it is mottled in spots, or the clear caused pigment floating. I had a real strange one many years ago using ppg dbc (light blue metallic)once that I never figured out what was going on. I sprayed on the base, all looked good. First coat of clear the metallic formed a fairly large area but in a circle only on the edge not in the center right in the middle of the hood. As the clear flashed off it evened out. Did it on all three coats of clear but the metallic was even in the end. Strange. I had a problem on one recently that looked good when I cleared, but after I was done spraying all coats of clear A dark spot had formed. It was a small spot but it didn't notice it when I was done spraying. When I went back and looked a half hour later it was there. I assumed it was because it was fairly cold that day and I the reducer I had was slow and I should have allowed the base to sit a real long time before clear. I let it sit a fairly long time, but must not have been long enough.
yes i think this is exactly what happen with me. i'm sure the spots were not there after the paint but as soon as the first coat of clear went on i noticed dark spots forming in places. it is really noticeable around the section that comes down from the roof to the rear fender like it just started flowing the paint down that was under the clear and around the curves of the front fenders. i'm pretty sure i dident let this flash long enough. How long can i wait with urethane before applying clear? what would be the maximum time before shooting the clear? Thanks
If you haven't done so already, read this Kirker tech sheet. How long did you wait to apply the clear?
This is all I will say on the subject:
I have never seen the stuff. However if the problem is minor just leave it, do not try and recoat. Reason I say this is a high end shop in W.VA had a guy supply the stuff for a restro on a 69 Chev and I had at least eight hours on the cell phone over a three week period trying to help the guy get through fixing a chip on deck lid and the two doors that were acquired in assembly. The only salvation for the shop was the customer was paying $45 an hour labor but the customer was so mad at the extra charges he called me because he thought the painter was a screw up. It was a real PIA and I had nothing to do with it but he could get no other help. |
I also have been trying to paint my car using kirker and have had lots of problems. I am pretty sure it is me being a real novice but the sad thing is i went to try some PPG just on my fiberglass hood and wow what a difference. It went on better and the clear coat looked great. Everything just seemed to flow better. I dont mean to knock Kirker because I believe it was probaly something I was doing wrong. But the ppg was more user friendly maybe? I did try using different guns and hell I even bought a larger compressor. Sorry if I offend the Kirker people but I think I will switch.
yes i havent really had any problems like this and i've painted several cars this is the first time i used kirker and its just been a nightmare. but i think i'm gonna give it one more shot with the kirker urethane.
The way I see it is most people who have a problem with Kirker paint use it for their first attempt at painting, having absolutely no idea what they're doing, screw up because of inexperience. Not wanting to admit that they don't know what they're doing, they go on to blame the paint, because, after all, it couldn't possibly be user error. They then go talk to their buddies, forums, etc, to find out what they did wrong. Now they know how to paint, use another brand, and get a decent job, so it really was the paint, right?
Some of you like to talk about support for Kirker, well, at the price you pay for it do you really expect 24/7/365 toll free support? I think they make a good product for the price and there must be many other people who feel the same way, otherwise they would have gone out of business long ago. When it comes to painting a total restoration car that you've spent hundreds of hours on and thousands of dollars or a show car, then no, I wouldn't even think of using Kirker paint. I would be using high end PPG, Dupont or HOK. Kirker has it's place and I see no reason it can't be used on a daily driver. The Kirker products I have no problem using are their epoxy and urethane primers, acrylic urethane single stage and clearcoats. I wouldn't use the enamels, well, maybe on a tractor or lawnmower. I've used the clears over Autoair, HOK bases and a Dupont base and haven't had any problems. Just remember that some people have problems with other brands of paint too. |
yes i totally agree. theres nothing wrong with the product it actually looks really good on the vehicle other than the blotches that i got because i think i put the clear on too soon. i'm certainly going to give it another try and i think i'll get it right this time. for the cost of this paint i think its a great product. it is just a lack of experience for me i havent used urethane very much at all and should have probably did a little more research before using it. but i'll get it right eventually.
Where did you obtain the paint, and how much was it? I plan to use Kirker because I have a 19 yr old Ciera I want to look better. You know the peeling clear problems of the '80's. I want to use Kirker because it is
At Smart Shoppers the paint is about $40. The activator is about $20. So for $60 I have enough paint for the outside of the car. |
Did you use a base sealer coat before topcoating with paint? Did you use Red Cream harner in your Bondo? Believe it or not the red color will bleed through a lot of these newer colors/paints especially if you didn't use a good sealer. IF you didn't use a uniform sealer are the dark areas where you did bodywork and or primer work? |
the dark areas are along the panels that go from the roof to the back fender its a blazer. also along the tops of the fenders. i sanded when i re-shot it so it was all tyhe same color. i'm certain these spots were not here prior to putting the clear on its like the clear just made its way into the paint and formed these spots. i', almost certain i dident wait long enough before applying the clear it was a warm humid day aslo.
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And then there were more....
of those addictive Union Jack cushions,
these four have inserts as well, but I'm not quite ready for these to go just yet.
The fabric is printed with panels, so each cushion is one panel. It sort of limits what you can do with them and they work really well as cushions like this. However there are only so many cushions like this that I need. Hopefully they'll sell well.


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Title: | Improved reliability of lymphoma diagnostics via PCR-based clonality testing: report of the BIOMED-2 Concerted Action BHM4-CT98-3936. |
Author(s): | Krieken, J.H.J.M. van ; Langerak, A.W.; Macintyre, E.A.; Kneba, M.; Hodges, E.; Sanz, R.G.; Morgan, G.J.; Parreira, A.; Molina, T.J.; Cabecadas, J.; Gaulard, P.; Jasani, B.; Garcia, J.F.; Ott, M.; Hannsmann, M.L.; Berger, F.; Hummel, M.; Davi, F.; Bruggemann, M.; Lavender, F.L.; Schuuring, E.; Evans, P.A.; White, H.; Salles, G.; Groenen, P.J.T.A. ; Gameiro, P.; Pott, C.; Dongen, J.J.M. van |
Publication year: | 2007 |
Source: | Leukemia, vol. 21, iss. 2, (2007), pp. 201-206 |
Publication type: | Article / Letter to editor |
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item : http://hdl.handle.net/2066/52126 |
Subject: | UMCN 1.2: Molecular diagnosis, prognosis and monitoring |
Organization: | Pathology UMCN Extern |
Journal title: | Leukemia |
Volume: | vol. 21 |
Issue: | iss. 2 |
Page start: | p. 201 |
Page end: | p. 206 |
Abstract: |
The diagnosis of malignant lymphoma is a recognized difficult area in histopathology. Therefore, detection of clonality in a suspected lymphoproliferation is a valuable diagnostic criterion. We have developed primer sets for the detection of rearrangements in the B- and T-cell receptor genes as reliable tools for clonality assessment in lymphoproliferations suspected for lymphoma. In this issue of Leukemia, the participants of the BIOMED-2 Concerted Action CT98-3936 report on the validation of the newly developed clonality assays in various disease entities. Clonality was detected in 99% of all B-cell malignancies and in 94% of all T-cell malignancies, whereas the great majority of reactive lesions showed polyclonality. The combined BIOMED-2 results are summarized in a guideline, which can now be implemented in routine lymphoma diagnostics. The use of this standardized approach in patients with a suspect lymphoproliferation will result in improved diagnosis of malignant lymphoma.


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