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Progress to date, Sunday, February 5, 2006. Fenders, you would think, should be a piece of cake. Drill a couple of holes, a couple of bolts and you are all set. What could be the problem? Well, the rear shocks, for one, are often the problem. I once worked on a bike, the owner of which said, his girlfriend didn't like because her ass was getting hot when she rode on it. How could that be? As it turns out the guy lowered the bike by putting shorter shocks on it, shocks, that, as it turned out, were way too short. When his old lady plopped her very hot butt on the seat, the fender started hitting the tire. The resultant friction heated up her butt. And, this ain't no lie, the fender got so hot it discolored the paint and started melting the plastic on the bottom of the seat. While you don't have to be a rocket scientist to work on XLs, it helps to have half a lick of common sense.
So the first step in fitting a fender is to know, for sure how short your shock is going to be when it is compressed all the way. And the only way to know that for sure is to take the spring off and measure the compressed length. As you may recall I bought a set of 13.5" shocks off a late model Evo for this project. The original shocks for this frame were also 13.5" so it should be a simple bolt on with no effect on other parts of the bike? Think again. I took shock off the bike and took the spring off the shock and compressed the shock, the shock went from 13.5" eye to eye down to 10" eye to eye which makes for 3.5 inches of travel. I then took a hunk of scrap wood and drill two hole 10 inches apart to simulate the length of the compressed shock. Then I attempted to install the piece of wood where the shock used to be. Guess what, with the fender removed I couldn't raise the swingarm far enough to put the piece of wood over the shock mounts. To have fit the fender and left the shocks alone would have damaged the tire and the fender and maybe even the swingarm! The solution ends being having to limit the travel of the shock. I'm pretty sure Progressive sells travel limiters on their web site, however, I make my own travel limiters. I go to Lowes and buy hard nylon spacers, the ones I use are 1" diameter by 3/8" thick. I drill a hole in the middle of the spacer to fit whatever size shock I am working on. Then using something called a razor saw I slice a wedge out of the side of the spacer. The wedge is just a little smaller than the diameter of the shock shaft. I can then snap the spacer over the shock shaft thus limiting the shock travel. I can stack up as may as I need to limit the travel to whatever it needs to be. On this particular bike with this particular wheel/tire setup I ended up limiting the shock travel to 1.5 inches, not a hell of a lot. But a hell of a lot more than the rigid I used to drive and not out of line with what HD was doing back in those days (76). I know this because I went through my crate of old shocks, they range from 12.5" to 14" uncompressed and would compress from 1" to 2". So a couple of lessons; the Evo XLs have over twice as much shock travel as some Iron Xls, an immense improvement, and anybody who tells you a 12.5" shock will fit right on your old Ironhead without a problem is probably lying. Below you see the homemade spring compressor, basically a chunk-o-steel plate with a hole in the middle and two threaded rods used to do the compressing. It works great, nice and quick and easy, and, I can't believe I'm saying this, actually safe. Cost about two bucks to make.
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The Evo shock, spring removed, compressed and measured.
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Homemade travel limiters installed.
One shock has the travel limiters installed, the other one doesn't, can you tell which is which? Neither can I. The travel limiters are mostly hidden by the chrome cap and the tighter windings at the top end of the progressively wound spring.
This is the fender clamped in place with piece of wood being used to simulate the compressed shock while checking tire to fender clearance. Now, having gotten this far, I've decided I don't like this fender, the way it fits, the way it looks, how thick the metal isn't and its overall quality, so I ain't going to use it. I've ordered a 16 gage 7" wide flat fender that I intend to use instead. And that will likely be the next part of the story.
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Progress to date, Friday, February 17,
2006. Well the new fender got here and I am much happier
with it. This is actually the type of fender that I had planned
on installing in the first place, then I changed my mind and
decided to do the bob-tail fender then I changed my mind again
and went back to the flat fender. Anyway I screwed around with
the bob-tail fender for a day and decided I just didn't like
it, the quality sucked, by that I mean the the bends were not
the same on the right side and left side, as long as you were
looking at either side it was OK, but when you looked at it
from the back you could see the fender wasn't bent right. No
amount of wiggling and jiggling could fudge the line up enough
to make it look straight. By the quality sucked, I also mean
the metal was too damn thin. A real piece of crap. If you liked
the bob-tail and wanted to see it installed, you should have
ponied up the bucks and bought the bike, then I would have
finished building the way you wanted, even though I would have
thought you were fucked up for wanting the crappy bob-tail
fender. The new flat fender can be seen installed in the pictures
that follow, if you don't like it, and I can see why some people
wouldn't, too bad. If you've ever seen the Rocky Horror Picture
Show, remember the scene when Dr. Frankenfurter (Tim Curry)
unveils Rocky to Janet (Susan Sarandon) and Janet says she
doesn't like men with too many muscles and Dr. Frankenfurter
says "I didn't build him for you." Well the same
applies to this bike, I ain't building for you. I'm building
it for me.
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So the last couple of days have been busy, the custom fender struts have been cut to length and drilled, both at once so the holes would line up exactly. The flat fender was trimmed and fitted. Fillers for the gap between the fenders and the strut were cut from 16 gage steel. A cardboard template was made to get the shape first then the outline was transferred to the steel for cutting. All the loose bits and pieces were clamped in place before they were drilled. The left side plate was drilled first and then used as a template for drilling the right side. Everything was measured, marked, trimmed and clamped up. In the enlarged picture views you can see little button head stainless steel screws attaching the fillers to the fender. These are staying and will be part of the final product. The fender and struts will be black, all the exposed fasteners will be button head stainless, I am trying to give this bike a kind of industrial look. You'll notice the compressed shock simulator is installed, the fender clearance was checked with the wheel slid forward all the way and back all the way. With the shocks set up to limit travel to 1.5" I've got about 1/2" of clearance between the fender and the tire at the extreme ends of the wheel adjustment. I like this set up, the 16 gage fender is solid sturdy and straight. The homemade struts are very solid and sturdy, you should be able to sling a 300 pound fat mama on the back and know that she won't bend the fender or cause it to rub on the tire. Now that is what I call heavy duty.
Fender fitting in a nutshell, follow these steps:
I want to get started on the engine, but before
I do the fender needs to wrapped up completely, that includes
the license plate bracket and tail light. And paint.
Progress to date, Tuesday, February 21,
2006. I'm finally wrapping up the rolling chassis. Below
you will see a picture of the final stage of the rear fender fit-up.
Basically I decided to mount the license plate bracket and tail
light directly to the fender. I happened to have a chunk of 1/8
inch thick brass plate. I cut it to be a little bigger than the
license plate, layed out a couple of holes on the fender and the
mounting plate and drilled the license plate bracket and fender
to match. There are a couple of standoffs on the back of the plate
that you can't see in the picture, they hold the plate off of the
fender. I intend to polish the brass out. I also used the brass
to make a cover plate for the front brake master cylinder. I powder
coated it and popped a rebuild kit in while you weren't looking.
I also intend to make a timing cover out of the same brass. I think
it will look sharp. The cats eye tail light mounting holes were
layed out and drilled. So that's it. I got a stack of stuff to
paint and powder coat and then the rear fender will go to final
assembly. The fender will be painted by Maaco, they'll do it for
$100 to $125 bucks. My wife dropped it of today. I can and occasionally
do paint, but in this case the cost is cheaper than the hassle
of doing it myself. All the other bits and pieces will be powder
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I also did a little work on the front end. I powder
coated the handlebar risers, I have a set bottom halves but didn't
have a decent top half clamp so I had to buy one. Brand new and
chrome, it will be powder coated next
time I fire the oven up. At least the prep will be easy. I also
dug out a set of old buckhorn bars I had laying around,
they are far from perfect, but they are straight and will work
just fine. These are the original HD stainless steel type. Ever
notice how some older HD bars don't polish up real shiny That's
because they are stainless steel, not chrome, a lot of people
don't realize that. I started getting ready for the inevitable
wiring job by drilling and slotting the bars to run the wires
through the inside of the bars. I hate wires hanging from the
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Progress to date, Saturday, February 25,
2006. Yesterday was an easy day for bike building,
but not such a good day for Chevy trucks. The Maaco boys were
done with the paint on the rear fender so I set out to pick
it up and the heater core on my truck went out and filled the
cabin with steamy fog. So I ended picking up a heater core
too. Not that you really need a heater in Texas, but driving
around with the fog on the inside of the truck is really a
bitch. Allow me to digress a little here. I did eventually
arrive safely home with the fender and a heater core. I decided
to fix the truck. Now usually I just jump right in and reach
for the manual only when I have a problem, but, heater cores
can be a bitch, and I thought I'd read the manual first. I
have the Haynes book on the truck and section 3 gave a rather
cryptic sequence for removing the heater box and the heater
core, making statements like "remove the steering wheel
mounting bolts and then allow the steering wheel to drop slightly." "Then
remove the instrument panel mounting bolts and rotate the instrument
panel up and forward as a unit." Well how about telling
me how many fucking instrument panel mounting bolts and how
about where the fuck are they. Nooooo, that would be too easy.
Pictures? You don't need no stinking pictures. Four hours later
I had most all the passenger compartment and half the engine
laying in a pile on the floor in the garage and guess what,
that fucking heater core ain't budged. At this point I decided
to take matters into my own hands, which is what I should have
done in the first place, I closed the manual and decided to
take the heater box apart without removing it from the truck,
15 minutes later the old heater core was laying on the floor.
So, Haynes, your manual sucks, you don't have to remove the
heater box from the truck to change the damn core. Thanks to
you assholes I spent six hours doing what should have taken
an hour. Your manual could only have only been less helpful
if it said something like "using an acetylene torch start
cutting off the front clip until the heater core is exposed." Fuck
you and your shitty book.
Now, moving from working on things I don't like,
to things I do like. Bike assembly, and today it was easy. I'd
like to think that it was easy because of all the careful fitting,
measuring and pre-assembly. The fender is painted, everything
else is powder coated. This step was a simple bolt together operation,
all the holes had been drilled and everything was test fit before
paint. The fender was bolted in with the shocks disconnected
and the wheel dropped to make room to reach the nuts. I even
ran two wires for the tail light. I also remembered to grind
some paint off the fender at a couple of mounting bolts and
at the tail light so that the tail light will be grounded. I'm
going to call the rolling chassis done. And I like it so far.
The engine is next and that will be chapter four.
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Both the AAS and CAS provide students the training necessary to enter the field of electrical wiring in residential, commercial, and industrial construction sites. Upon successful completion of the first two semesters, the student has met the requirements for the CAS. Successful completion of all four semesters meets the requirement for the AAS. Graduates are eligible for advanced placement into a registered apprentice position. Upon completion of this program, students will:
- Analyze, configure, troubleshoot, and assist in designing and measuring electrical and electronic circuits and systems;
- Relate the National Electrical Code to wiring designs and explain how that design ensures safety;
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of three-phase and single-phase systems;
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A workshop "Targeting Oncolytic Viruses to Tumor Stem Cells," organized by the Division of Cancer Biology, NCI, NIH, was held on September 6, 2013 in Rockville, MD. Seventeen invited experts presented an overview of their current research in this area and discussed the state of current research on the use of oncolytic viruses targeted to stem cells as a potential cancer therapy. The goal was to evaluate the evidence that this approach might increase the efficacy of oncolytic virus therapy and to identify gaps in knowledge that have retarded progress in this area. Cancer Res; 74(13); 1–3. ©2014 AACR.
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I leave tonight for Shoansy (near Deltaville, VA if you want to see where) in order to take a three-day sailing course that will get me one course away from being certified to take 30-50 foot boats out as skipper. With these two courses I am taking this weekend (assuming I pass the tests, of course) I'll be certified up to 30' as Skipper so we can jump right into cruising with small groups this month, I hope. :)
In any case, I'll be out-of-touch until Monday night. It is my intention to be at Tavern.
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On November 8, 2009 in South Asia, I and two other pastors from The Austin Stone, were robbed and attacked by a small gang of South Asian youth. Unexpectedly, one of these youth sliced my left cheek with a straight razor. The wound was 5 inches long and an inch deep. It spanned from about my left sideburn to the left corner of my mouth. Fortunately, the two other men with me were physically unharmed. We ran for safety in the middle of the city, pleaded with locals for help, and finally ended up in the emergency room at a local hospital where a doctor stitched up my face with three layers of stitches.
After arriving back home, I realized that this attack was a catalyst to great spiritual and emotional growth. After a week long of reflection, I have outlined below the lessons that I have learned. I hope my story and these lessons will encourage others to radical obedience to Jesus and mobilize them to the mission of God.
1. The straight razor that scarred my face has become an altar of intercession for those South Asian youth who attacked us. My face is the sacrifice that was put on this alter. I doubt if any prayers have ever been lifted to the Father for those youth, that is, until they attacked us. Almost immediately, we began praying for them. Since then, thousands of people have interceded for them, for their joy. In this way, therefore, God turned their sin of unjustly attackingus into a great blessing for them.
The Lord brought me to Psalm 97:11 a few days after the attack: "Light is sown for the righteous, and joy for the upright in heart." I realized that the straight razor was not only an altar of intercession for those youth, but it was also a plow, tilling the soil of my body and prepping it for sowing. The straight razor plow opened the way for … (read the rest of the lessons here


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Important Accomplishments Require Extreme Commitment
Difficulty is a fire that burns perpetually in our world. The wild fire of difficulty will ravage, destroy the burn, but its ashes will fertilize the crusty soil of opportunity from which the lush green of glorious accomplishment will emerge. If one wishes to have outstanding accomplishments, extraordinary commitment is inevitable. For instance, how I succeeded in volunteering, progress of my English and my experience for SAT are examples of where green of success has appeared, therefore it is evident that important accomplishments require extreme commitment.
- Friendship and Loneliness in J.Steinback's "Of Mice and Men" and in Real Life
- Important Accomplishments Require Extreme Commitment
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Baroque Music: Musical Talents From The Baroque Era
Humanities 2235
November 14, 2010
Musical Talents from the Baroque Era
The Baroque era extended from late Renaissance and early Classical periods between 1600 and 1750. The origin of the term "baroque" comes from Portuguese and refers to an "irregular shaped pearl". The era of Baroque music was an age of brilliant progress of knowledge. It was also known for the age of the scientific discoveries of Galileo and Newton, and advances in math of Descartes, Newton. Baroque period included production of some of the greatest music of all time.
The Baroque era was filled with musical geniuses. People like Franz Josef Haydn, George Frideric Handel, and Claudio Monteverdi. All of these people were amazing when holding an instrument, sitting at a piano, or writing on manuscript paper, but the finished products were always superb.
Among the influential composers of Baroque music, there have been few who have contributed so much in talent, creativity, and style as Johann Sebastian Bach. Bach was a German organist and composer of the Baroque era. Bach revealed his feelings and his insights in his pieces. Bach's mastery of all the major forms of baroque music (except opera) resulted not only from his genius talent, but also from his life long quest for knowledge. In some parts of Germany, the name, "Bach" became a synonymous with the word, "musician." Extremely talented in the art of Baroque composition, Bach placed his heart, soul, and ingenuity in his music as it is clearly illustrated in his childhood, throughout his career, and of course through his musical works.
Johann Sebastian Bach was born into a family of musicians on March 21, 1685 in Eisenbach, Germany and is considered to have been the greatest composer of western music. According to Classical Net Resources, Bach's main achievement lies in his synthesis and advanced development of the primary contrapuntal idiom of the late baroque, and the music "tunefulness" of his thematic...
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Each question posed by your interviewer requires that
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It is connected with the humerus by a hinge joint at the elbow.
Each hammer consists of two portions articulated by a hinge joint.
The lower end of the bone is grooved to help form a hinge joint at the elbow with the bones of the forearm (Fig. 27).
The hinge joint thus formed allows the head to nod forward, while ligaments prevent it from moving too far.
Pagiopoda: Heteroptera, in which the posterior coxae are not globose and the articulation is a hinge joint: see trochalopoda.
It articulates with the lower end of the thigh bone, forming with it a hinge joint.
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A grievous and terrible mistake is made by all those who think that being engulfed in other worlds disturbs one's sober view of visible reality.
Hillel Zeitlin's short essay "The Vistors" (HaOrḥim) appeared in 1905 in the Vilna-based daily HaZman, where Zeitlin served as an editor. The essay was included in the second volume of Zeitlin's collected writings, published in 1912. Since then it has never reappeared in print, nor has it previously been translated.
Written in 1905, in the years immediately preceding his return to traditional observant life, "The Visitors" sheds light on Zeitlin's inner world at that time. That same year, he published a serialized monograph on Nietzsche, as well as several prominent literary responses to the ongoing pogroms afflicting eastern European Jewry. One can sense his own idealistic longings for truth and human perfection, a longing which would not be satisfied by the philosophic tradition he had dedicated the past decade mastering, but rather by the greatness of character he found depicted in the great works of classical and Russian literature. Continue reading "The Visitors"


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Rushed for 110 yards and two touchdowns on five carries in a 35-21 win over Northland.
� Justin Tyler, Marion-Franklin
Rushed for 170 yards and three touchdowns in a 34-14 win over Dover. He also passed for 212 yards and a touchdown.Passing
� Matt Yoho, Ready
Completed 8 of 11 passes for 190 yards and three touchdowns in a 48-6 win over Oak Hill.
� Tyler Stoyle, Centerburg
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As part of our continued effort to ensure partners have all the information they need to evaluate future options, our US Microsoft Dynamics Partner Team is pleased to announce that the three US Master VARs will begin hosting regular, informal "office hours" this month. These sessions are designed to provide you an opportunity to interact directly with SBS Group, Socius and Tribridge and explore ways to work together. If you have not had a chance to attend our recent webinars, or if you have additional questions that have not been answered, we would strongly encourage you to check out these partner-hosted sessions.
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The special mother-son bond
By THOMAS HUKAHU
JUST before Easter, I received news that my step-mother had passed away. She was a very special woman with remarkable traits. The days following that were of mourning because she was a mother who showed us love and care in ways that some of our own mothers did not – or were incapable of demonstrating.
I spent the days after the sad news noting the qualities I have observed in that mother, a simple Grade 10 school-leaver and widow for years, whose practical sense and way of living would put to shame many educated people whose habits of wastefulness are unbelievable. Among other things, despite not holding a job for years, she knew how to properly manage her home.
I also noted how she related to us, the many men who over the years visited her home as friends of her sons – or friends of friends. She believed in the Bible and spoke of it as the most important rule book in the world. She was not perfect, that's for sure – however her remarkable traits overshadowed whatever flaws she possessed.
Mothers' Day is just around the corner and it is my hope that people reading this article can learn from what is discussed here and better appreciate their parents or guardians.
I have mentioned on social network how some mothers were the main reason why some of us have done quite well in our studies or jobs and are sure of continuing to achieve more in the near future. That is also true in the lives of many leaders over the ages.
The bond in life and Bible
It has been mentioned by many that there are two special women in a man's life – his mother and his wife. The man who has a good mother and a good wife is blessed – no wealth or fame can substitute for those people. They are incomparable. A man's many successes in the future could be directed and fostered by the bond between him and the two.
People who have read General Douglas MacArthur's biography know that his climb up the ranks and rise to the top in the US military was primarily due to his mother's support and will for him.
Over the years, I have thought about the mother-son bonding. Interestingly, that concept is present in the case of famous Bible characters.
A good mother fosters that relationship and treasures it – just as a father should with his daughter. There are things that only a mother can and should say to her sons that no other women would. Sadly, many mothers fail to do that and their sons can run into many problems in the future. (The same can be said of a father failing to talk to his daughter about the facts of life and people out there in the world.)
On Easter Friday, I was watching a YouTube music video of a rendition of You Raised Me Up, the famous contemporary hit by Secret Garden and observed that the clip had scenes from The Passion of Christ, the feature film by Mel Gibson. Interestingly, those scenes showed how Mary, the mother of Jesus, ran to his rescue when he fell as a boy on a path – and about 30 years later, when he was carrying the cross to Mt Golgotha to be crucified, again ran to give him momentary comfort when he fell down with the cross on his back.
That again evoked in me that concept of the mother-son relationship and how strong it is.
Having read the Bible over the years, I have observed places in the book that speak of the peculiar relationship between Mary and Jesus – and the way they communicated or thought. Sure, Christ came into the world as the babe of Mary and grew up as any child in Nazareth at that time – but he was special, and she knew it.
A mother-son relationship is not always peaceful for sooner or later the boy will grow up into a man and may look beyond the world that he was brought up in and start developing his own way of thinking which may contradict what view the mother has of him son.
The first instance of Jesus crossing the wishes of his mother and Joseph is recorded in Luke 2, where the family of Jesus, Mary, Joseph and other relatives went to Jerusalem for the Feast of Passover (verses 41, 42).
The 12-year-old wandered off to learn from teachers in the temple and on their return journey home to Nazareth his family left without him and did not realise his absence even after a day's journey. They returned to Jerusalem and found him in the temple. Mary (in verse 48, and paraphrased) said to him: "Son, why have you done this? Your father and I have been worried and looking for you!"
In the next verse, Jesus responds and said: "Why are you looking for me? Don't you think I should not be going about my Father's business?"
The Bible says in the next verse that they did not understand what Jesus was saying. It goes on to say (in verse 51) though that "his mother kept these sayings in her heart".
Another instance where Jesus seemed to have contradicted Mary's wishes (for a moment) was when he performed his first miracle at a marriage feast in Cana of Galilee, as described in John 2. There the hosts of the feasts ran out of wine and Mary approached Jesus, telling him (in verse 3) that "they have no wine".
In the following verse, Jesus seemed to have scolded his mother saying: "Woman, what have I to do with thee? Mine hour is not yet come."
That shows the mother's trust in her son's ability to provide solutions to a problem and the son's decision not to just do what the mother says. Interestingly though, Jesus eventually came to the rescue of the hosts of the feast, as can be seen in the verses that follow the seeming reproach.
A good man will not accept a mother's wish at times and there will be disagreement on some issues. However, the respect and bond remains intact nonetheless.
A book tells of this bond
As if those events above were not enough to underscore this concept of the special mother-son bond, a book I am currently reading further highlights this too.
My Mother Calls Me Yaltep is by local author Ignatius Kilage. I started reading this just after receiving the news of my step-mother's demise although, I had first read the book when I was in Grade 9. Yaltep, the main character in the book is a young man who was born and grew up among the Kuman people of Upper Simbu. He had a special relationship with his mother, as would be expected in many traditional societies of ours.
Among other instances that depict this strong bond, the book in chapter 3 tells of Yaltep pelting the head of a teacher with a pebble and then escaping from the school because he could not bear witnessing the severe beating the man was administering on a classmate. The book tells of Yaltep being hunted by everyone for the misdeed and had to hide in some bushes until darkness to go home to his mother.
His wise mother fed and comforted him and early the next morning before people rose from their slumber, she took him and hurriedly travelled to Lower Simbu, to her parents. It was there that Yaltep would remain for years before returning to his own people.
The will of the mother to protect and care for his son is something very special and that quality is timeless and not bound by geography or race.
Privileged boys
Here are some thoughts to wind up my discussion on the mother-son bond.
Young men who grow up in homes where a mother hold strong ties with her sons are privileged. The fact is, not all homes have mothers who foster and treasure that kind of close, motherly relationship.
It is going to be Mothers' Day soon and I hope what is shared here should help people out there treasure their parents more. On the same note, parents also must learn to talk to their children about the facts of life. Failure to do so has been the cause of many problems – problems in the lives of their children or their own.
Also, parents should learn to guide their children more than to dictate – or expect all of their children to wear the same pair of shoes they wore. Parents must be prepared for such moments and be ready to learn from their children too. (Mary learned from Jesus. There are things he saw that Mary never saw.)
Finally, people are different and unique and should not be compared to another. For example, once a man is married, he must not compare his wife with his mother. Some men spend all their lives comparing their wives against their mothers. And they wonder why they have never-ending domestic issues.


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Today I was looking about and thinking
how monochromatic
everything is beginning to look.
The multitudes of summer colors have faded,
and the vibrant fall tones are turning
to shades of grey.
They are all beginning to look the same.
And then the sun burst throughout with
cotton candy fluff
and bubble gum pinks
and I was able to catch a moment or two.....


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- She fled from her fairy-tale lifestyle when she'd discovered it was built on lies. Now naive Emily Balfour is struggling to make ends meet. Prince Luis Cordoba instantly recognizes the Balfour heiress-the only woman who didn't fall at his feet! Penniless Emily can't refuse the offer of a roof over her head-even knowing she'll be sharing the playboy's bed!Whisked away to his royal kingdom, inexperienced Emily is no match for Luis's potent sexuality. But her heart is warning her not to become just another notch on his regal bedpost!
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Day 19: May 7 – Wellington to Paraparaumu
Daily Distance = 56.57km, Trip Total = 584.38km, Today's Climb = 362m
I was on the road just before 9am today. I didn't have a huge amount of ground to cover, but I find that any day I am cycling in or out of a new city I get slowed down quite a bit. This is because I'm constantly stopping to: 1) assess where bike signs on the road are trying to direct me (I find these are usually more intuitive when you are familiar with the area!) and 2) consult the map on my phone to see if I'm optimizing the amount of ground covered on bike paths in my direction and 3) make sure I don't inadvertently end up on a major highway before I absolutely have to.
Fortunately I only made a couple minor wrong turns as I navigated my way out of Wellington and I was quick to correct them so I didn't do much backtracking, which is always a plus in my books!
I was pleasantly surprised today to find that I was able to cover the majority of my ride on paths that ran close to SH1. In total I think I was only on State Highway 1 for under 10km. And the stretch that I was on the highway had a very wide paved shoulder, so it felt safe to cycle on.
With less than 10km to my destination, I was cycling on the paved shoulder of the highway and fully expected to spend the rest of the ride on the highway when I saw a sign flash by: 'cyclists take next exit, there is an alternative route available'. So, I decided to follow the sign and low and behold, I had a nice wide bike path, mostly to myself, which deposited me at my destination for the day.
I reached my destination around 1:30pm and after checking in I spent about an hour outside chatting with a fellow guest at the hostel. He was super nice and informative. Let me know where everything was in the hostel, places to eat in town and offered a ride to the grocery store in case I needed to re-stock any supplies. After getting cleaned up I walked along the beach for a while which was just across the street from where I was staying.


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At CES 2017, AMD announced 16 high-performance AM4 motherboards. In addition to 17 high-end PC builds for AMD Ryzen processors.
AMD looks to be back in action.
heres hoping it wont be followed with disappointment upon release.
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Bagg Professional Staffing is hosting an Open House for Investor Relations Specialists!
Our client, a global leader in financial services, is experiencing rapid growth! As a result, they have partnered with Bagg Professional Staffing to assist them with the high priority recruitment of several Investor Relations Specialists to join their growing team.
The role requires a unique mix of skills, experience and education. It requires strong client service skills paired with experience completing highly detail oriented administrative work. Candidates for this role must have completed post secondary education in a business related function and completion of Canadian Securities Course is a definite asset. You will work as part of a team to provide high quality service to clients and ensure the timely and accurate administration of their accounts. If you are a multi-tasking all-star with strong attention to detail and a solid ability to build relationships, then this may be the perfect role for you.
We welcome you join us at our Open House to speak with a member of our Recruitment Team and learn more about this tremendous career opportunity! Please bring a copy of your resume and come prepared to speak about your relevant experience.
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What would Jesus do about legalized prostitution, pornography and sex addiction? One local church believes he'd reach out to those employed in the sex trade, as well as to those who patronize it, with a message of love and acceptance. So that's exactly what Pastor Craig Gross and the members of his latest endeavor, the Strip Church, are doing.
In the past 18 months, Gross and his flock have renovated brothels, handed out lip gloss and cupcakes at strip clubs and driven the "Jesus Loves Sin City" bus up and down the Strip handing out Bibles and bottled water to tourists. They've also gone to run-of-the-mill conventions to convince attendees that what happens here can destroy your life back home.
"It's been exciting and a challenge," says Gross, who co-founded the XXX Church with Jake Larson in 2002. "We've enjoyed it. I think we do well in places where we're the only group doing what we do and we stand out. It's been rewarding to see the things that have taken place here."
Gross made national headlines with the XXX Church by bringing his anti-porn message to industry conventions and debating porn stars at colleges across the country. With the Strip Church, he and his flock have settled in Las Vegas to concentrate on the sex industry in Sin City.
And they've branched out. Their umbrella organization, Fireproof Ministries, includes the XXX Church, the Strip Church and heartsupport.com, which helps people battle drug, food, money and other addictions.
The story of Gross and the XXX Church has been documented by GQ, CNN, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Good Morning America, Nightline and many other media outlets: Grand Rapids, Mich., youth pastors Gross and Larson notice their flock watches a lot of porn, and that many of them feel it's a problem, so they create a place online where kids can get support. In a stroke of marketing genius, they launch the website—xxxchurch.com—and set up a booth at the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas in 2002. KTNV, Channel 13 airs the story and Gross and Larson are invited to other porn shows and churches. They become semi-famous and decide that addiction counseling is their calling. In 2008, they move to Las Vegas.
"I thought it was funny," porn star Ron Jeremy says of the move. Jeremy has known Gross for four years and debated him at colleges across the country. "In some ways, I thought he was leaving the porn industry behind and focusing more on gambling and alcohol and prostitution. Las Vegas is known more for those kind of things than porn."
It's really just a matter of going where you are needed, Gross says.
"When we started all this, we had no intention of doing a full-time ministry and moving to Las Vegas," he says, noting the ministry is supported by donations, speaking fees and merchandise sales. "But I'm open to where this leads and hoping we can expand what we're doing here. I feel like there are so many opportunities."
The church's soft-sell approach helps it reach its target audience. "Rosa," 21, for example was working at a brothel in Carson City, broke and depressed. She stumbled on stripchurch.com. A few days later, the ministry flew her to Las Vegas and put her up in a staffer's home.
"I was raised Catholic and I've wanted to be religious again, but I didn't think I was good enough," says Rosa, who started working as a prostitute when she was 18. "In most churches I would be looked at as a sinner. The Strip Church was appealing to me because they're religious, but they don't push it on you. They just reassure you about everything."
Although local churches have been reluctant to collaborate and some staffers and volunteers haven't liked Las Vegas, Gross says the move has been worth it.
"We just want to get passionate people involved in every aspect of what we're doing and let them run with it."


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Tranquility @ Rock Bay Rd, Parcel 4
Tbd Executive Acres Road : Brainerd, MN 56401
Crow Wing County, Minnesota
Farm Description
Located just outside of Brainerd, this 10 acre tract is your piece of tranquility in Tranquility at Rock Bay Road! The land is gently-rolling and mostly wooded with a wetland area in the southwest corner. A trail leads off Executive Acres Road and branches easterly and westerly into the parcel making it easier to see potential building sites for your new home or "up north" cabin. There is a corner monument at the end of the easternmost trail. Executive Acres Road runs along the northwest boundary and Rock Bay Road runs along the southwest boundary. The Mississippi River is just to the east, Rice Lake and Horseshoe Lake are just to the south, and North Long Lake is nearby as well. Enjoy all the beauty, recreational opportunities, and amenities of the Brainerd Lakes Area right here. Taxes are estimated.
DISCLOSURES: This property has been managed as timberland. Photos and maps are for convenience only and are not guaranteed. Tree cover may be different than depicted on photos. Buyers should physically inspect the property prior to purchase. The property has been surveyed. If deer stands are located on this tract, they are not the property of Seller and, therefore, are not included in the sale. Use seller-approved purchase agreement & addendum. Seller has pre-determined closing dates the 3rd Wednesday of each month. This information has been obtained from the property owner, county, or other sources that we deem reliable; however, neither the owner nor Close~Converse guarantees the accuracy of such information.


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Broke my LA pump, where to buy cheap replacement or parts?
I dropped and damaged my LA pump in the shower. The hand pump still works but the vacuum gauge is busted. The needle won't move anymore. Where can I buy a cheap replacement? I hate to shell out another $70 for a new pump. Is it possible to DIY and just replace the dead vacuum gauge with a new one? Thanks!
BTW, is LA Pump still in business? I tried www.lapdist.com and www.cockpump.com but none of them work.


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Monday Musings: 08.08.2011 Edition August 8, 2011Posted by Toy Lady in random stuff.
Yee- haw! It's tomato season! You may recall that I planted 9 tomato plants of 9 different varieties.
I do love my JetStars (a hybrid, yes) but I'm willing to give 8 other heirlooms a try.
So far, I'm also in love with Defiant, which, truth be told, gives my Beloved JetStars a run for their money.
The cherry tomatoes, well, they're cherry tomatoes. Early, plentiful and that's about it.
Hey, you wanna know how to save $60 on a shopping trip?
Our local supermarket has been featuring bamboo . . . stuff for the past few weeks. We did love the bamboo salad bowl – who wouldn't? However, we didn't love them as much as $12.99. Each!
However, the promotion has ended, and the $12.99 bamboo salad bowls have been marked down to $3.25.
THAT, we can live with – so we bought six of them, for less than $20. And I can finally get rid of the old, slightly warped plastic salad bowls.
Is that not the most patient face you've ever seen?
Darling Jarly is just waiting for his Pizza Night Kong Toy, that's all.
You would think, given the way he carries on, that we never feed him, but that's just not true.
He just needs to be patient, that's all.
Speaking of patient.
Kitty is also sometimes less that patient.
When she wants her dinner, she wants it Right Now!
And she's not about to put up with the dog's shenanegans, either.
I got home last week, and I was hungry.
I mean, I'm all for New Jersey and all, but WOW they have a lot of junk food!
So we roasted a chicken. All I did was rinse it, season it, and throw it in the oven for an hour and a half.
It was good. VERY good.
WAY better than junk food.
I'm still working on my 101 Things – and with regard to #55, the word for this week is. . .X. Xanthippe. I'll bet you were wondering what I was going to come up for X, weren't you? How about a word that comes from the name of Socrates's wife? A xanthippe is an ill-tempered wife. A scold. A shrew. Basically, the opposite of me. Right, dear? RIGHT DEAR?
We all know what in-season tomatoes mean, right?
Except, well, my lettuce is done, and we haven't planted any more yet this year, so B-Ts!
Bacon and tomato sandwiches. On homemade rolls.
That's what I'm talking about!
I'm not quite sure what to say here, except, yes.
Yes, it has been hot.
And yes, I know, it's gonna get a whole lot hotter.
But we were amused by the sign, nonetheless.
I dunno. Maybe we really are heathens.
And once again, it's time for the weekly menu plan. It looks like this week is going to be warm, but mostly rainy. We can live with that – the summer, to date, had been warm and not rainy, and honestly, I'm getting tired of watering the garden!
Monday – Salmon is so good for us. We're going to try Cooking Light's Spiced Salmon with Mustard along with some rice and the broccoli that I'd forgotten that I picked up at the market last week. Boy, I'm glad broccoli is forgiving!
Tuesday – We've had mostly good luck with our "bean salad" experiments – this week, we're going to try some cannelini beans, soaked in a garlic vinaigrette. Maybe a bit of basil, and perhaps some chopped onion. It'll be a filling, but light, meal.
Wednesday – Still no swim class this week – if you get a chance to visit Swim Guy, send him good wishes for his injury! So we'll be trying a new recipe for Chicken Oreganato – along with maybe some pan-roasted potatoes (in case there's some extra sauce) and, with luck, some green beans from the garden.
Thursday – We've still got some flank steak in the freezer, and, since, at this point, Thursday is forecast to be the one day without rain, we're planning to try Cooking Light's spice-rubbed flank steak with fresh salsa – we'll serve that alongside some steamed barley and tossed salad. It'll be delightful!
Friday – Before Peeps leaves for his trip to help his mom, we'll enjoy pizza night – dog with his Kong Toy, us with our feet up enjoying a movie – THIS is what Friday nights are for.
Be sure to click on over to The Organizing Junkie's Monday Menu Plan post for loads and loads of other ideas.
- 1. judy - August 8, 2011
Hi there! Wonderful pictures all around! food, animals, more food and all the other fun stuff. I hope you don't get rained on all week. Could you share some with New Mexico?
Jarly going to have a housemate soon? Sure hope so.
Well, Jude, today's rain was a bit of a bust – a little cloudy and drizzly this morning, and that was it.
And it's looking good for a sister for The Jar – we'll see. 🙂
- 2. Karen - August 9, 2011
I am so jealous about the tomatoes. Really – you have no idea how much I've missed my garden this year.
Of course, our tomato season would be over by now but still….
Aw, I'm sorry. 😦 I'm right at the point where I have almost – but not quite – too many tomatoes to just enjoy. Though they're starting to get a little backlogged. . . I'd send you some if I could. 😀
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Johnson watches the ball in Perth
Paceman Mitchell Johnson is looking for a chance to hit the South African batting line-up with another devastating performance at the WACA.
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CaMSP Evaluation News
Public Works of Pasadena has been selected by CDE as the state evaluator for the CaMSP initiative and is also coordinating local evaluation activities for Cohort 10 and Cohort 11 STEM projects.
Thank you to Cohort 11 Project Directors!—Public Works has scheduled a site visit to all of the partnerships in May. We look forward to meeting with you again and your core team to learn about your professional development plans and to finalize the local evaluation plan. Your CDE monitor is aware of these dates and if travel allows, will be in attendance.
Evaluation News for May:
Cohort 10 YTD's and Evaluation Reports: Please provide us with any feedback on the local evaluation report we sent in March as soon as you can. We are in the process of collecting any additional data from the spring for the next draft of the report, which will be submitted along with the July YTD.


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Canada Life Group Insurance is partnering with Axa PPP Healthcare to provide employee support services to its 2.7m insured employees across 23,500 employer-funded schemes.
The arrangement takes effect from 1st January 2017 and will see Axa PPP Healthcare deliver its EmployeeCare EAP, bereavement counselling and probate helpline.
Canada Life Group Insurance schemes will also get access to health risk assessment services through the Axa PPP Healthcare Health Gateway platform and app and BusinessCare, offering online and telephonic support for employers across employment law and HR best practice.
Canada Life marketing director Paul Avis says: "We believe we should offer much more than purely just a financial benefit. Employees who are looking to stay healthy can use the new, online 'Health Gateway' or the EmployeeCare 'Health at Hand' telephonic support, while those who need emotional assistance or information, whatever stage their lives are at, can be brilliantly supported by the EmployeeCare EAP. It is worth pointing out that these services are confidential, available and free to use for all employees – whether insured or not – allowing us to really promote their usage within the workplace.
"Those recently bereaved can get practical and emotional support through our bereavement counselling and probate helpline services, but we should not forget who pays our premiums either. For employers we are providing BusinessCare, to support organisations and make sure they are compliant with the law, trade safely and provide best practice HR. We have combined both employee and employer benefits to augment our financial products.
"Axa PPP Healthcare is the perfect partner as a positive, forward-looking supplier to help us achieve genuine employee engagement at no additional cost to the policy premium. We look forward to working with them in the evolution of our shared vision."
Axa PPP Healthcare head of partnership development Gavin Shay says: "For employers to benefit from a productive and healthy workforce, employees need to know that they can get fast access to professional support when they need it. We look forward to providing this essential support – whether it's immediate access to expert counselling or to information and guidance on everyday issues such as family care, legal and housing matters – to employers that have chosen that have Canada Life Group Insurance."


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Pune-based real estate developer Marvel Realtors, that earlier only built large luxury homes, is foraying into smaller luxury apartments. The company is set to launch new projects with apartment sizes ranging from 1,200 to 12,000 sq ft, all with the same high-end specifications of uber luxury flats. It will soon launch Riviera and Isara two projects under the new format in Pune. The company is also planning to launch more projects outside the city. This move will help Marvel Realtors to cater to a larger section of consumers.
Contact: Marvel Landmarks Pvt Ltd.
Tel: 020- 2615 1506.
Website: www.marvelrealtors.com