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Mount McKinley, or Denali (Koyukon Athabaskan for "The High One", Dghelaayce'e in Ahtna), in Alaska, is the highest mountain peak in the United States and in North America, with a summit elevation of 20,320 feet (6,194 m) above sea level. Measured base-to-peak, it is the tallest mountain on land. Measured by topographic prominence, it is the third most prominent peak in the world after Mount Everest and Aconcagua. It is the centerpiece of Denali National Park and Preserve.
Mount McKinley has two significant summits: the South Summit is the higher one, while the North Summit has an elevation of 19,470 feet (5,934 m) and a prominence of approximately 1,320 feet (402 m). The North Summit is sometimes counted as a separate peak (see e.g., the List of United States fourteeners) and sometimes not; it is rarely climbed, except by those doing routes on the north side of the massif.Five large glaciers flow off the slopes of the mountain. The Peters Glacier lies on the northwest side of the massif, while the Muldrow Glacier falls from its northeast slopes. Just to the east of the Muldrow, and abutting the eastern side of the massif, is the Traleika Glacier. The Ruth Glacier lies to the southeast of the mountain, and the Kahiltna Glacier leads up to the southwest side of the mountain.In the late 1890s, a gold prospector named it McKinley as political support for then-president William McKinley. The Alaska Board of Geographic Names changed the name of the mountain to Denali, which is how it is referred to locally. However, a 1975 request by the Alaska state legislature to the United States Board on Geographic Names to do the same was blocked by Ohio congressman Ralph Regula, whose district includes McKinley's hometown. Members of the Ohio congressional delegation continue to protect the McKinley name, blocking attempts by the Alaska congressional delegation to get the Board of Geographic Names to change it to Denali. Thus, Denali is correct according to the Alaska state board, while McKinley is correct according to the national board.HISTORY: The Koyukon Athabaskans are the first Native Americans with access to the flanks of the mountain (living in the Yukon, Tanana and Kuskokwim basins). The historical first European sighting of Mount McKinley took place on May 6, 1794, when George Vancouver was surveying the Knik Arm of the Cook Inlet and mentioned "distant stupendous mountains" in his journal. The Russian explorer Lavrenty Zagoskin explored the Tanana and Kuskokwim rivers in 1843 and 1844 and was probably the first European to sight the mountain from the other side.William Dickey, a New Hampshire-born Seattleite who had been digging for gold in the sands of the Susitna River, wrote, after his returning from Alaska, an account in the New York Sun that appeared on January 24, 1897. His report drew attention with the sentence "We have no doubt that this peak is the highest in North America, and estimate that it is over 20,000 feet (6,100 m) high." Until then 18,000-foot (5,500 m) Mount Saint Elias was believed to be the continent's highest point (Mount Logan was still unknown and Mount St Elias' height had been overestimated to beat Pico de Orizaba). Though later praised for his estimate, Dickey admitted that other prospector parties had also guessed the mountain to be over 20,000 feet (6,100 m).CLIMBING HISTORY: The first recorded attempt to climb Mount McKinley was by Judge James Wickersham in 1903, via the Peters Glacier and the North Face, now known as the Wickersham Wall. This route has tremendous avalanche danger and was not successfully climbed until 1963.Famed explorer Dr. Frederick Cook claimed the first ascent of the mountain in 1906. His claim was regarded with some suspicion from the start, but was also widely believed. It was later proved false, with some crucial evidence provided by Bradford Washburn when he was sketched on a lower peak.In 1910, four locals (Tom Lloyd, Peter Anderson, Billy Taylor, and Charles McGonagall), known as the Sourdough expedition, attempted McKinley, despite a complete lack of climbing experience. They spent approximately three months on the mountain. However, their purported summit day was impressive: carrying a bag of doughnuts each, a thermos of hot chocolate, and a 14-foot (4.2 m) spruce pole, two of them reached the North Summit, the lower of the two, and erected the pole near the top. According to them, they took a total of 18 hours – a record that has yet to be beat (as of 2006). No one believed their success (partly due to false claims that they had climbed both summits) until the true first ascent, in 1913.In 1912, the Parker-Browne expedition nearly reached the summit, turning back within just a few hundred yards of it due to harsh weather. In fact, that probably saved their lives, as a powerful earthquake shattered the glacier they had ascended hours after they safely left it.The first ascent of the main summit of McKinley came on June 7, 1913, by a party led by Hudson Stuck and Harry Karstens. The first man to reach the summit was Walter Harper, an Alaska Native. Robert Tatum also made the summit. Tatum later commented, "The view from the top of Mount McKinley is like looking out the windows of Heaven!" They ascended the Muldrow Glacier route pioneered by the earlier expeditions, which is still often climbed today. Stuck confirmed, via binoculars, the presence of a large pole near the North Summit; this report confirmed the Sourdough ascent, and today it is widely believed that the Sourdoughs did succeed on the North Summit. However, the pole was never seen before or since, so there is still some doubt. Stuck also discovered that the Parker-Browne party were only about 200 feet (61 m) of elevation short of the true summit when they turned back.
The mountain is regularly climbed today; in 2003, around 58% of climbers reached the top. But by 2003, the mountain had claimed the lives of nearly 100 mountaineers over time.[12] The vast majority of climbers use the West Buttress Route, pioneered in 1951 by Bradford Washburn, after an extensive aerial photographic analysis of the mountain. Climbers typically take two to four weeks to ascend the mountain.
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On Jun 17, 2005, at 8:51 AM, Seaborne, Andy wrote: > Dan Connolly wrote: >> On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:44 AM, Dan Connolly wrote: >>> On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:15 AM, Seaborne, Andy wrote: >>> >>>> In a group, all the group elements have to "pass" a solution for >>>> the groiup to match a solution. >>> >>> Ah... that's what I was missing. Thanks. >>> >>> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/rq23/#defn_GroupGraphPatter >> Hmm... what about this case? >> SELECT ?x WHERE { FILTER ( ?x < 10 ) }. >> That's got a bzillion solutions, right? Maybe we need a special case >> for that? >> Or maybe it's already syntactically illegal or something? > > I think it depends on the evaluation of filter. As things stand, I > read that as an attempt to do "?x < 10" with no bound x hence false. > That right, Eric? Er... what's in Eric's head is not that relevant. Maybe Eric can find part of the spec that explains, but... My point is that the definition of constraint doesn't say anything about "bound x"; i.e. the definition does not say "take the solutions you got from other parts of the pattern and check them" as I proposed... and even if it did, the empty pattern has every solution, so it would still need something else to say why this is false. > Andy > > > See also: > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg-comments/2005Jun/ > 0034.htmlReceived on Friday, 17 June 2005 13:02:47 UTC
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Crisis cripples food production and distribution in Kosovo
The crisis in the Kosovo Province of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which began in March 1998, has crippled the Province's agricultural and food-processing industries, resulting in seriously reduced food output, supplies and availability, according a Special Alert issued by FAO's Global Information and Early Warning System (GIEWS).
As of 7 April, when all borders from Kosovo were closed, it is estimated that more than 620 000 people had fled civil strife in the Province, leaving behind thousands of destroyed and abandoned farms. Efforts to distribute limited food supplies have also been hampered by constrained movement within the country, compounding the already grave food situation.
Staple wheat supplies thought to be near exhaustion
"The eruption of civil strife in Kosovo in early 1998 had a devastating effect on the 1998 harvest," according to the Alert. Many fields of wheat, the province's staple cereal, were not harvested or were burned. Much of the crop that was collected was destroyed when houses, stores and granaries - especially targeted - were burnt to the ground. How much of the year's harvest was secured is unknown, according to the report, "but it is likely that supplies were sharply reduced and will by now be virtually exhausted".
Prospects for the current 1998/99 cropping season are "grim", according to the Special Alert. The wheat planting last autumn was largely missed as a result of insecurity and the basic lack of equipment and seeds. It is likely that normal spring grain and vegetable planting was not carried out at all. Violence, disease and abandonment are also reported to have caused huge losses in livestock, compounding food supply problems for the population remaining in the Province.
"The situation gives rise for great cause for concern as many of the population were already dependent on relief aid in late 1998, while the intensified violence in recent weeks has brought to a halt all relief operations in the Province," said the Alert.
Food supply situation for those remaining within Province is expected to deteriorate sharply
In response to the escalation of the crisis in recent weeks, FAO and the World Food Programme have approved an extension of the Emergency Operation (EMOP), which has already provided food assistance to internally displaced people and refugees in the region to mobilize additional relief to affected populations. However, without significant improvements in the security situation in Kosovo relief operations can only be directed at the refugees who have already fled the Province. As a result, the food supply situation for those displaced within the region and the remainder of the population is expected to deteriorate sharply and the crisis will have profound long-term food security implications. The report warned that, given the devastation of houses, farms and infrastructure, large-scale international assistance will be required to reestablish the region's agricultural production and commercial trade flows, probably for more than one season.
An FAO Mission is currently in Albania and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to assess the rapidly changing refugee situation in those countries and to identify the emergency agricultural rehabilitation assistance needed in the near future.
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Section 5.1. Corporate Organization. The Borrower and each of its material Subsidiaries: (i) is duly organized and existing in good standing under the laws of the jurisdiction of its organization; (ii) has all necessary organizational power and authority to own the property and assets it uses in its business and otherwise to carry on its present business; and (iii) is duly
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|26th April 2005, 12:46 AM
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Nuforce Modules Available - The best non digital amp?
I have been watching with some interest a thread on audio circle about a new form of digital amplifier.
|26th April 2005, 12:49 AM
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Analog Switching Amplifier Technology
NuForce amplifier technology is based upon the principle that a power oscillator can be modulated by an audio signal so that it produces an amplified audio signal obtained with a reconstruction filter, without the bandwidth limitation of a fixed frequency carrier-based conventional PWM control. It uses a high-performance analog modulation technique and a close-loop control system. Therefore NuForce refers to its audio amplifier as Analog Switching Amplifier.
NuForce believes that uncompromising real world music reproduction can only be achieved by having:
High Bandwidth
NuForce Analog Switching Amplifier provides a ruler-flat response from 5 to 100,000 Hz. Only a handful of very expensive high-end linear amplifiers have a bandwidth of 20-100,000Hz. Most linear or digital switching amplifiers hardly achieve 20-20,000Hz of bandwidth.
Low Distortion
The majority of today's amplifiers provides a good number, typically less than 0.1% of Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), when measured at 1W using a 1000Hz sine wave. The manufacturers of these amplifiers do not tell you that at full power, the distortion of their amplifiers could be 10 to 100 times worse, and at higher frequencies, their distortion increases further. NuForce's patent pending technologies actively cancel out the distortion at every cycle of operation. As a result, NuForce's analog switching amplifier has the same low distortion characteristic independent of and indifferent to the output power level or audio frequency.
Unique close-loop design
Unlike the Class-D amplifier, NuForce's analog switching amplifier does not require a sawtooth waveform for modulation, but a proprietary naturally occurring modulating signal. In conjunction with taking the signal at the loudspeaker terminals thereby eliminating all distortions, NuForce's natural switching signal does not add noise into the system. NuForce amplifier also does not suffer from the 180-degree phase shift caused by the output filter.
The high bandwidth and unique close-loop system provide very high forward gain, well beyond the audio frequency range, at up to 10 MHz. All non-linearities are hence greatly reduced to achieve an operating power bandwidth as high as 150 kHz, while at the same time maintaining a consistently low distortion across that frequency spectrum.
|26th April 2005, 12:50 AM
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I think for the tech heads there is some faqs explaining the workings of their technology
What is an Analog Switching Amplifier? What's the difference between NuForce's amplifier and other digital amplifiers?
NuForce's switching amplifier is a drastic departure from conventional approaches to switching amplifier design. Most class-D amplifiers use a fixed sawtooth waveform to modulate an audio signal, and suffer from the 180-degree phase shift of the LC reconstruction filter which would normally cause a feedback from the load to the error amplifier to oscillate unless phase compensation is used. That compensation network drastically reduces the amplifier bandwidth to below the corner frequency of the LC reconstruction filter. Thus most class-D amplifiers have low bandwidth and high distortion due to limited gain of the phase-corrected error amplifier at audio frequencies.
NuForce's amplifier technology is based upon the principle that a power oscillator can be modulated by an audio signal so that it produces an amplified audio signal obtained with a reconstruction filter, without the bandwidth limitation of a fixed frequency carrier-based conventional PWM control. It uses analog modulation technique and close-loop control systems. Therefore NuForce refer to its audio amplifier as Analog Switching Amplifier.
What are the problems with Class-D digital switching amplifiers?
Digital Switching Amplifiers (commonly known as Class-D) have been around for years. Nevertheless, it is nearly impossible to engineer a conventional Class-D amplifier that handles the full requirement, 20-20,000Hz, for full-bandwidth music reproduction. A Class-D amplifier works by utilizing a high-frequency sawtooth waveform to modulate the music signal (to learn more about how Class-D amplifier works, click here). The constant presence of the sawtooth waveform, which is very high in frequency spectrum and its inevitable frequency jittering, can mask or corrupt low-level music signal. The output filter designed to filter out noise and overtones caused by the sawtooth waveform adds a 180 degree phase shift to Class-D output stage, causing possible instability and adding distortion due to its own inherent non-linearities. Additionally, the output filter presents frequency-variant output impedance that can interact with a speaker's complex impedance. Variants of Class-D amplifiers with the addition of Digital Signal Processor claim to improve music reproductions. However, because of their lack of close-loop design, especially from the speaker's terminals, spurious interaction between the speaker's complex impedance and back-EMF with the amplifier's resonant output filter can result in harsh sound reproduction. The fundamental flaws of conventional Class-D amplifiers remain unresolved.
|26th April 2005, 02:17 AM
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Have a look around here there's already been a good bit of info posted about it, including links to the patent for it.
.... and it means you need to be a manufacturer, they don't want to sell you two they want to sell you 200 or 20000, much like ICEpower at B & O.
|26th April 2005, 06:49 AM
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IIRC is this the company that uses "one cycle control" for their switching amps. This is some sort of slope converter. Instead of controlling a counter, the comparator controls a switching output stage.
The whole is just another possible topology that can be good or bad, depending upon implementation (as any other topology). The underlying patents are quite old so it did take them quite some time to get a commercial amp running.
|26th April 2005, 07:37 AM
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The current breed of nuforce amps does not use any of their patents but is based on a control scheme very similar (if not identical to) UcD. Some good ideas pop up in different minds independently.
The distortion results are also similar. I don't consider a bandwidth (let alone a power bandwidth) of 150kHz or more necessary or even wise. Either you have to use a very high switching frequency or you'll get serious intermodulation artefacts when feeding the amplifier supersonic noise (like playing an SACD).
On the other hand, if I were forced to make an amp with a 150kHz PBW I'd take advantage of the extra bandwidth to get a uniform 0.001% THD across the audio band, something nuforce hasn't done either (the measurements that float around the net show something along the lines of 0.02%). There's still some optimisation to be done on that design.
|26th April 2005, 07:55 AM
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Oops..4000 damping factor equal a lot of feedback, on the THD/Freq plot easy to seen slope with pole around 300hz. It's remind my UcD experience with additional loop on the opamp based integrator, but THD@1Khz was <0.002%, but the sound lost any of the UcD advantages. JP, if i remember correctly, posted here THD/Freq plot of the such UcD modification also with very sexual THD@1Khz, however (AFAIK) they do implement this approach only for subamps, probably JP/Bruno can comment it?
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|26th April 2005, 08:02 AM
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It should, however, also be possible to rearrange the filter poles such as to have a reasonably constant 0.003% over the audio range. That would allow a better combination of low THD and good sound.
|26th April 2005, 08:10 AM
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Some People (Mrs Manger for instance ) are hard to convinve for having bandwidths lower than 100 kHz.
But apart from that, there is something else that makes me curious: How does the UcD react to supersonic noise ?
My feeling says that it is less susceptible than a carrier-based class-d on the one hand - OTOH its small signal bandwidth is larger than the bandwidth of the output filter, making it more susceptible to supersonic noise (i.e. TIM). I am of course aware of the advantages of what you do with this filter dimensionig (better carrier suppression for a given overall cutoff frequency, better load independancy ....).
|26th April 2005, 09:33 PM
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Like you I don't like to extend the small signal band-width too far beyond the power bandwidth. I think we're synchronised here. The UcD amps are quite insensitive to HF noise. You can use them as post filter for a deltasigma DAC chip (ie. skip the usual op-amp based filter).
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Question from Elijah:
Can anyone please tell me if a set of brake rotors from a '67 Chrysler Newport would work on a '67 Imperial? I don't have access to an interchange manual, and would really appreciate this information.
From Tim:
Wrong wheel bolt pattern. Imperial is 5 lug on a 5 inch circle, all other Mopar besides the Dart/Valiant (A-body) had a 5 lug on 4-1/2 inch circle.
From Karl:
From what I've read in my 1968 Imperial Workshop Manual the Budd brake system is all unto its own. No interchange...but a guy in Ohio told me that the brakes of a 1971 Imperial would bolt on. Does anyone know what others (any car) have that same brake system??? i.e. ROTORS ???
Question from Elijah:
Will the rotors from a '69 Imperial work on a '67 Imperial? Perhaps someone could just list for me what years WILL interchange for '67. I thank everyone for their help!
I'll just be frank here -- I know nothing about brakes (other than the basic principles), although my best friend and I had a fabulous little adventure a couple of years ago removing a set of rotors from a '73 Imperial in a junkyard. Man, anyone with a video camera would certainly have won some serious money for some footage of that event!
From Don:
No, they are not at all alike. The 67-68 is of Budd Mfg. Co. manufacture, and the 69 system was made by Kelsey-Hayes.
The only way to make them fit is to change a lot of parts - if you had a 1969 Imperial parts car, it wouldn't be too bad of a job. I cross-referenced the parts between my 1968 and a 1972 in my parts books and found these parts to be different:
The rotors
The spindle-steering knuckle assy.
The sheetmetal shields behind the rotors the calipers and brake pads
The steering knuckle arm [the part the outer tie rod end fastens to]
The outer tie rods themselves-center link between the steering gear and the idler arm is the same.
And probably the brake hoses and bolts, etc.
Early on in my ownership of my '68, I called Imperial Motors in South Carolina to ask if they had any rotors for my car. They said no, but they could sell me all the stuff to "convert" mine for about $400.00. I'm assuming they were going to sell me the above listed parts to install on my '68.
BTW, Mitchell Motor Parts advertises in Hemmings that they have 67-68 Budd system rotors for Imperials. Rotor only, no hub or bearings, for $179.50 ea. Hub and rotor assembly is $289.50.
I had the local NAPA jobber order a new rotor for a 69 on a long shot it may be the same -- it was not-- the front brakes seem to be the same from 69 to at least 72.
From Chris:
Okay, now I'm getting curious. It was my understanding (and I'll have to check my service manual when I get home tonight) that the 67 front brakes used twin-piston calipers. Well, mine are clearly single-piston and seem to be from an early-70s Chrysler (one of my car's few incorrect secrets, but I'll never have it in the kind of show where my wheels are asked to disrobe!).
Now I'm even more curious what car my brakes are from and for that matter where my original calipers (and perhaps the rotors as well) went. If I can identify my current hardware, I'll be able to introduce a possible interchange, 'cause they work just great!
And, yes, I have the correct 67 wheels on the car. (And apologies to all for putting out a message that offers no help whatsoever to anyone!)
From Tony:
The brakes on my 1969 are Budd, as are the ones on several junkyard '69s that I got parts from. Late in 1969, they began using the single-piston type calipers. I always found it amusing that the brake calipers on my car were made by a company famous for railroad cars.
From Jim:
The WAGNER books show that 1969 was split and used either type depending (I guess) if the car was built early or late.
From Nancy:
1967 through 1969 had the same Budd four piston caliper brakes. Someone may have retrofitted a 1969 with later brakes as it has been hard to obtain parts for the Budd system for some time.
Question from Spence (1967):
The inevitable failure of my Budd-style front calipers on my '67 sedan has occurred. I was mentally prepared, but not ready parts-wise. As I've learned from numerous postings, '71-'73 setups can be retrofitted by swapping spindles, calipers, hoses, etc. Is it that difficult to rebuild the stock Budd calipers, or are they of an undesirable design?
I know from just starting to look for a rebuild kit that they are either scarce or nonexistent. My dilemma is should I:
1) Rebuild the original parts? (I have lots of time on my hands)
2) Convert to the later style? (I can't seem to find a donor car locally)
3) Find a suitable anchor to toss out of this land yacht to slow it down in lieu of brakes? (tough when it's raining)
If anyone out there knows where I can buy a rebuild kit for these style brakes, please let me know. On the other hand, if anyone knows of a donor car for a complete change-over, I'd like to hear about that too.
From Ron:
For long term reliability and parts availability, the conversion is the way to go.
National Parts Companies (not a chain store name) should have the kits available or know where to get them. I recently priced out the kits for my '68 and also the rebuilt calipers.
Recon calipers varied from $125.00 to $260.00 ea.
Rebuild kits ran from $60.00 to $80.00 (Kits do not include Stainless sleeves for the piston area). I never found the original brakes to be that good, and I was able to find the '71-'73 change-over in my local yard for $100.00 complete.
I used everything but the calipers, those I turned in as cores for recons @ $60.00ea.
The entire conversion cost me less than $250.00 and the car never stopped better.
I'm sure I could locate the ones you need, but the cost to ship to Florida, I think would be cost prohibitive.
From Joe:
Should you rebuild your system I would Highly recommend that you rebuild the calipers by resleeving with stainless steel. Stainless will outwear brass and is an excellent way to solve the problem. I would recommend you consider sending the wheel or master cylinder to:
Rich Suhr
Imperial Machine (A good name for us proud Imperial owners)
Stainless Steel brake sleeving
621 South 112th Street
Lincoln, NE 68520.
Rich does all the work himself and he is proud of his work. Turn around time is also excellent.
From Paul:
I am in total agreement with Ron's comments on the '68 brake conversion.
I have a '67 that I have converted to '73 brakes. The front suspension is essentially the same from '67 through '73 which means that the parts from a '71-'73 Imperials, (not Chryslers), and maybe '70 will bolt up to your car and you will have a much better and easier to maintain brake system. You will keep your upper and lower control arms but replace the parts in in between, i.e. the spindle and rotor, the caliper support, the steering arm (which connects to the tie rod ends), the caliper itself and the brake hose. This is a good time for new ball joints and bushings if needed. Contact me if you need more details.
From David:
The best way to fix the '67 to '69 Budd system is to change it over to a '70 model single piston caliper system. You can pick parts up at your local parts house. It takes about an hour to install and is cheaper and more efficient. You can then drive 50,000 miles, replace the pads and keep on driving.
Follow-up from Spence:
I have located a '74 Imp in a yard just south of here that is supposedly complete. Does anyone know if the front end and brake stuff would be suitable for swapping with the disc setup on my '67? The guy at the yard said I could have all the parts I want out of the front end for $100. Also, if the parts are compatible and since I'll be down there anyway, does anybody need anything off that car I can snag for them? He said every thing can go but the 440 & 727.
Reply from David:
This will not work. For one thing the wheel size is different, plus other things.
Question from Karl:
Do I have to go find a 1971 -73 Imperial and pull the hub/rotor and caliper? OR does just the caliper just bolt on I'm unclear on this, but since I have two 1968's and I've now spent 189.00 x 3 caliper's and I've got one or two incontinent corner's again - I really need to know.
From Ron:
The front suspension is basically the same from '67 to '73. That means that parts from a '71 to '73 Imperial, (NOT CHRYSLERS), will bolt up to your '68'sfront suspension.
You keep your upper and lower control arms and change everything in between.
Most salvage yards will sell the complete package for around a $100. The package should include: Spindle, Caliper, Rotor, Caliper support, steering arm and brake hose.
After I purchased my set from the yard, I used the calipers as cores and purchased Recon units/ with stainless sleeves, had the rotors machined, (the salvage yard gaur. they were good or bring them back for exchange), bought a new set of hoses and replaced the Master Cylinder with the newer/larger version. The entire change over was under $400.00 and it works perfectly.
What caused me to search was the very expensive cost for original recon calipers, and the fact that after all that work of using the original brake parts, you still had only marginal stopping power.
From Paul:
Again I second all of Ron's comments about the conversion of '67-'69 Imperial brakes. I converted my '67 about 5 years ago and it has been totally trouble free.
For anyone who may have a '66-'69 full size Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth with the Budd Discs, the same conversion will work by using '70-'73 full size Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth parts. The Calipers are shared with Imperial, but the suspension parts are different since the Imperial is heavier and the Imperial has a larger bolt pattern for the wheels.
I suggest using silicone brake fluid to minimize corrosion over the long term. I rebuilt the brakes on my '66 Chrysler Newport convertible eleven years ago and used silicone fluid. A couple of inspections over the years have shown no corrosion in the cylinders.
As has been mentioned before, the power window motors used the the 1980's 5th Avenues, Diplomats, Gran Furys are bolt up fit and look identical.
The gear is improved over that used in the late '60s. You may have to switch the wires in the connector to get the correct direction. These '80s motors will also work in the '65 and up full size Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth. (I don't think that they will work in any Imperials earlier than the '67 model.)
I recommend the conversion to electronic ignition and solid state voltage regulation too. The wiring harnesses of the '72 and '73 full size Chryler, Dodge and Plymouth are a good source for parts. (note that the distributor has a longer shaft in the 413, 426, 440 cid engines as compared to the 361, 383, 400 engines).


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My 400th post here in the B-World Blog. Holy crap.
It's taken me almost four years to get here. That's four hurricanes, four digital cameras, three jobs, three Gator National Championship titles, countless threats of bitchslapping, $240 worth of pudding, one amazing fiance, and one timeless joke about the Greek Army, to get to right here, right now. Yikes.
The irony of me going through yet another one of my fabulous writer's-block-it's-just-a-dry-spell-no-inspiration-to-be-had-bullshit episodes is not lost on me, friends.
I try to think about why I've been so neglectful of writing here. Someone told me once that sometimes you stop writing in your blog or your journal because things are going so well that you don't have anything to write about. I don't know if I agree with that. Sure, I've been known to fire off a missive when I'm feeling particularly riled about something, or when I feel the intense need to
over-share. Sometimes, absolutely small, crazy, and wonderful things happen, and I want to write about those, too.
But I don't.
Then I peek at all those wonderful blog writers who have allowed me to come into their world for a few brief moments every so often, whose voices I can hear in my head when I see their written words, and I'm so inspired!
Then I don't do shit.
On the plus side, things are going pretty well.
Work has been very calm the past couple of months, since the ouster of our biggest "issue" here. Wedding plans are chugging along, and I am just pretty much telling my mom to get all crazygonuts if she wants, but I am still keeping final word on certain things. The stress is just not worth it, and heck, I think it gives her joy to be doing this.
Maybe it's true: I can't write because there's nothing for me to bitch about.
Or I just haven't figured out how to highlight the good stuff, to write about it in a way that truly conveys what's going on, and have it make sense.
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Symphony is a horizontal & vertical scroll shooting game that creates its play from the music on your hard-drive. Like 2008′s Audiosurf, we see an algorithm busy at work using either your own personal music or one of the pre-selected songs to create the entry points for small flying craft to whizz through a contained arena in which you control your own ship with the express intention of sending the dirty invader pixels to musical hell. The game's entire control scheme utilizes the mouse, which allows you to have precise movements that wouldn't be achievable using a gamepad or keyboard. In fact, it gives the player the ability to just sit back and relax to the chilled style of sound if they so desire.
Great review, the guy who wrote this piece is really spot on.
In all seriousness, pick the game up.


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Roche has been accused of serious failings in the manufacture of Tamiflu, the drug which is supposed to alleviate the symptoms of bird flu.
Gilead Sciences, the American biotech company which invented the drug and licensed it to Roche, has identified a number of incidents over the past three years which required Roche to issue product recalls.
The news will alarm health officials from governments around the world.
The alleged breaches are detailed in court papers filed at the US Securities and Exchanges Commission. The submission claims that in April 2002 traces of two other products were found in Tamiflu powder bound for Japan. The powder was recalled but three months later a shipment of the paediatric form of Tamiflu revealed the presence of 'yellow dots'. The entire shipment was not used.
In October 2002 traces of glass were found in a European batch of liquid formulation Tamiflu which meant, according to Gilead, that less Tamiflu was shipped than was originally planned.
And in November 2003 Roche-Japan again found problems with liquid Tamiflu which led to a product recall.
Although Roche caved into worldwide pressure last week and started talking to generic manufacturers about increasing the amount of Tamiflu available, there are fears that it will be some time before agreement to produce it is reached.
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SEOUL — North Korea claimed Sunday that it could wipe out Manhattan by sending a hydrogen bomb on a ballistic missile to the heart of New York City, the latest in a string of brazen threats.
Although there are many reasons to believe that Kim Jong Un's regime is exaggerating its technical capabilities, the near-daily drumbeat of boasts and warnings from North Korea underlines its anger at efforts to thwart its ambitions.
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The 12 Chakras
You may be familiar with the 7 major chakras of the human body. But did you know that some chakra systems count 12 or more chakras? In order to enhance your understanding of the energy body, it is essential to know your 12 chakras. Familiarity with the 12 chakra system adds depth, context, and appreciation for your understanding of how chakras work and how to best balance energies in your life.
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What Is The 12 Chakra System?
The idea of a 12 chakra system is considered as relatively new. As much as one may appreciate simplicity in learning about the chakras, there is no unique or unified understanding of the 12-chakra system to this day. The knowledge about the 12 chakras mostly comes from modern perspectives expressed by contemporary healers and energy workers.
Put simply, there are 2 main types of configurations presented in modern healing schools of thoughts: The 12 chakras are located either both inside and outside of the body or all inside:
- The first one locates 5 additional chakras outside of the human body in addition to the 7 primary chakras located from the base of the spine up to the crown. This is the most common way to represent the 12-chakra system, including one chakra below the root chakra and the remaining ones above the crown.
- Another one includes all 12 chakras inside the human body, positioning 5 additional energy centers in-between the commonly known 7 chakras.
Despite the numerous variations of 12 chakras configurations, it's important to note that the most commonly referenced energy centers are two additional chakras above the crown and the Earth chakra (or chakra located below the root chakra and the surface of the earth).
The 12 Chakras: Our Connection to the Universe
Simply, the 12-chakra system brings forth the vision of our connection to the entire universe.
The premise of the 12 chakra system is that all living beings are part of a whole. Each of us is grounded to the earth and linked to the universe via a thin cable. That cable stretches from roughly three feet below your feet to miles and miles up through the atmosphere and on deep into outer space.
Cyndi Dale, energy healer and author of the "Advanced Chakra Wisdom", emphasizes the 12-chakra system as a way to use a wider range of energies for healing. Using 12 chakras allows us to draw from powerful energies outside of the human body and get in touch with the whole array of dimensions of our human experience.
Even though contemporary healers mention the existence of additional chakras, it's said that shamanic traditions have used the extraneous chakras or "power centers" for millennia for their healing practices. In many ancient traditions, earth and sky energies are believed to mix within the human body. The twelve-chakra system is a vivid representation of this belief.
Organization of the 12 Chakra System
Working on the assertion you are already familiar with what a chakra is and the basic seven energy centers, let's focus on the remaining five introduced in the 12 chakra system. Similar to the format of standard spiritual chakra charts, each one of the five additional chakra possesses their own location, color, and function.
The traditional chakra colors follow the spectrum of the rainbow, while the extended system may add colors associated with metals or other elements. Among them are gold, platinum, and a combination of colors that are sometimes referred to as "opalescence" or "iridescence" for the highest frequencies.
The 8th and 9th chakras are generally represented above the head, and the 10th chakra slightly under the ground. However, we can find descriptions of the twelve chakra system locating the 8th chakra underground and the remaining higher energy centers above the crown.
To sum it up, the number of additional chakras is the same, but the order in which they are presented is slightly different. Below is a presentation of the two main series of 12 chakras with a slight variation where the 8th chakra is interchanged with the 10th chakra between the first and second system.
12 Chakra Chart #1
The position of chakra #8 et #9 above the crown chakra is a fairly common representation of the higher chakras. The following chakra chart contains 12 energy centers and locates the "underground" earth chakra in 10th position.
- 8th chakra – Located slightly above the crown chakra, about 1 inch above it. With the 8th chakra, we enter realms transcending space and time. This energy center is said to open access to parallel universes and lives; it gives access to the realm of the Akashic records and the sphere of potentialities in the making. It is a useful center for shamanic healing and communication with spirit guides.
- 9th chakra – Located further above the crown chakra, the 9th chakra is said to be the "seat of the soul." It allows access to your soul's code or higher purpose. It can be seen as the door to archetypal energies or patterns that play an important role in shaping our destiny.
- 10th chakra – Located about a foot and a half below the surface of the ground. It ensures our connection with the earth. Because it works primarily with the energies of the earth, it is very physical in nature. It participates to our physical well-being and connects us to the grounding energies of the earth and our environment. Just like the first (or root) chakra, it is useful to heal any bone and bone marrow-related issues. It can also play a role in any DNA-reltated or hereditary issues.
- 11th chakra – Located outside of the human body, it is said to be accessible through the hands and feet. It makes up and energy field that connects of human sphere of influence to the supernatural. Shamans can use this chakra's dimension to produce magic and influence the physical with supernatural powers. The 11th chakra emphasizes the mind as a powerful tool to shape matter.
- 12th chakra – Located on the outskirts of the 12-chakra system, it allows us to stretch beyond our common sphere of understanding into universal unity with all that is. It is said that it's the chakra of mastery of the soul's purpose through our human existence.
12 Chakra Chart #2
The second 12 chakra chart we present will include the following centers:
- Earth chakra — (8th) — Located roughly three feet below into the earth at your feet. — Brown — No matter where you are, the earth chakra keeps you grounded. This chakra anchor harnesses all the pieces of the human puzzle, from DNA to bone and blood. NOTE: Depending on individual interpretation of chakra study, the location of the 8th chakra varies, but its function as grounding chakra epicenter is the same. Additional locations range form between the heart and throat chakras to just above the crown chakra. Another interpretation states the human aura is the 8th chakra; conglomeration of all chakra energy.
- Lunar chakra — (9th) — Located just above the (7th) sahasrara chakra or crown chakra. — Silver or white — The ninth chakra links you to the energies of the moon. It is the main hub for karmic understanding and channeling that governs intelligence, communication with spirit guides, and funnels information about incarnations.
- Solar chakra — (10th) — Resides above the ninth chakra. — Gold — Associated with masculine energy, the solar chakra governs your ability to live your dreams. This chakra helps you to focus your will to remove blockages and give your existence purpose.
- Galactic chakra — (11th) — Located just above the solar chakra. — Mixture of violet, gold and silver — Considered a channel for prophecy, the 11th chakra governs your ability to transcend space and time and allows you to access the Akashic Records, also referred to as the Universe's cosmic "Book of Life."
- Universal chakra — (12th) — Located above the galactic chakra. — Multi-faceted, multi-colored orbs of light — Known as the chakra of Universal Consciousness, the 12th chakra allows you to transcend the mundane to reach Enlightenment and commune with the Divine.
References On The 12 Chakras
- Cyndi Dale, "Advanced Chakra Wisdom"
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66 Responses to 12 Chakras
I have always been able to see/feel aura and entities and turn this "off" or "on". I have strong intuition, get lots of dejavu, have sometimes predicted things before they happened and that's how I came across chakras and energy healing. Ive also been diagnosed bipolar and notice these spiritual experiences are stronger in a manic phase. Anyone have any knowledge or experience about energy healing and chakras as it relates to mental health?
Hello Cassandra. I have my own deductions about being Bipolar, as have been diagnosed as one as well. Your description of yourself matches with mine in some ways. I believe this disorder is caused by energy parasites/other entities and chakra imbalances and wrong diet/deficiency of B group vitamins so much more can be said and so much I am learning but it's difficult to find people who are bipolar and do energy works. I love energy works, I have been bipolar for 5 years and have some psychic abilities, and whenever I start seeing orbs of light or expierience things differently, it's like something is right there to push me off my path and put me on a restart and separate me from love and love frequencies. Manic episodes are times when most unusual things are happening…. I'd like to talk some more to you about it, facebook or a mail exchange, whatever you like. sending love, Ela
My response is in regards to Pat Bromley's response (very first on the list). Why did he/she choose to place their insults on "September 22nd" – both very spiritual numbers. They are not just insulting your website, but also insulting these two very spiritual numbers. Most likely someone who would rather see the world dead than healed – or someone who is not very spiritually evolved.
I used to have 12 chakras. I got only 9 back. I was in a coma and saw it vividly. What do I do. I feel incomplete.
I agree with Betty. We live in a world where people are more amp to do wrong then right. With that said is the lack of education and knowledge.
Just reading this bullshit makes me angry. This article shows the reader how there is no uniformity in this witch craft bullshit. How can there be so many places one supposed point should be. One says 3 feet under ground next days between neck and throat. You are selling bullshit to needy people. I would like to see at least a fraction of scientific studies to prove even the slightest of what is said here is true but sadly for you and the readers that wouldn't happen. Open your eyes people. You can do all this shit with s simple wave of a hand like this says. Also it's just trying to sell the phony course they're trying to get you to buy. .
Please open your mind and heart. The Chakra system originated in India more than 4000 years ago, nothing at all to do with witch craft! Energy which this system talks about can be proven by science. Kirlian photography can allow the capture of these energy fields within and outside the bodyand their effects. The world of quantum physics shows this as well. I don't see them trying to sell a course, whatever is linked here is free. Open your eyes to your heartand may you grow.
Well the word chakra just means wheel and as it goes for the main 8 chakras are just glans that shoot chemicals in the system. 9 to 12 are based on your static field of energy from the 7th directly connected to the 4th feeding more electricity shocking the 7th to release DMT in the waking state. This amplifies the static field kicks the CPU into overclocking, best method study computer hardware and think of your body as a computer. This is how I taught others how it all works, its not a holy experience its whatever you make it out to be. Just be aware you are always being watched all the time by outside forces that mean no harm only ones that are scared will scare themselves with the GOD and DEVIL bullshit.
you shouldn't be here now, maybe someday. Hope never vacations
Hi, I started finding out about chakras and working on them in 2010. I didn't know what I was doing exactly. But when I would listen to Doreen Virtue's, guided meditation on Chakra's, I would visualize all of my chakras on the outside of my body to the right of me. Kind of like when you have someone laying next to you but they were my chakras. What do you make of that? I now see them inside but it took work to do so.
as far as i can see there are 34 four above my boddy(about 200 meters high as it feels
and 7 under my feet.
under the seventh chakra under my feet is the basement.
when cleaned (will take a lot of wrok)
there are 3 holes as far as i can see to light of source (more shiny as light above)
ther is also a door containing moremud like stuf.
it feels like past ive trash.i didn`t finish cleaning it up yet
I want what your taking!!!
This could be of interest but I have converted the seven main chakra points into a cohesive martial arts style because of enlightenment that I achieved on April 26 at 4:26 am in 2016 which has really given me purpose even if it sometimes takes a now hiatus for the time, because even before I entered enlightenment I believed in the spiritual and supernatural realms and experiences but nothing as confirming as my experience hearing God and Jesus that set me forward from then on.
No coilnampts on this end, simply a good piece.
Very Interesting, Wanted to add some information. Through listening to different frequencies of sound one can activate a particular chakra. If you find a frequency that does this you have found the frequency or note of that Chakra. It would be interesting to find out the frequencies that activate the 5 Chakras. That way people could get some personal experience with them straight away. I also think that if people got to a consensus on the frequencies it would be some evidence that they are a reality.
From my own personal study I have identified 7 major and 14 minor Chakras(Between root and crown) and their Frequencies. Am going to try and find these other ones.
The internal energetic system I have found is within one octave. However I'm not sure I am able to find ones which are outside. I did however find the transition frequency between the top and the bottom of the energetic system. This transition point however could be what has been named as one of the extra 5 chakras.
I am looking for the same thing, Gavin. I'm looking at the 7 chakra tones available to us now + the Solfeggio scale and a natural numerical flow seems to be occurring… What do you think?
Can elaborate, U R claiming 2 have found 2 + than D known kachras, correct? If so, can U explain them N how U did it? Just curious 2 know, because I am interested 2 C what color U come up with beyond D 12th Kachra>D-MaCHINE by OK66M
I've been looknig for a post like this for an age
You might want to check out SpiritualForums.com
Many like-minded people and no trolls allowed.
ps. I also need 2 know D stones!!!!!!
D-MaCHINE by OK66M
i obtained a calling from God through the Chakras and its been an experience i would not have believed the ways are Awsome and great
Each of the seven "traditional" chakras correspond to specific frequencies, which in turn correspond to the "Ancient Solfeggio" tones:
Chakra Tone Frequency (Hz)
Base UT 396
Sacral RE 417
Solar Plexis MI 528
Heart FA 639
Throat SOL 741
Brow LA 852
I have tuning forks that vibrate to these frequencies, and I find them to be highly effective tools in my shamanic practice to balance and "tune up" the chakra systems of my clients.
I am familiar with the Ancient Solfeggio tuning forks. I also have a set. Have you found or heard of any specific tone frequencies (or combinations of tones) that correspond to chakras 8-12
What stones are associated with chakras 8-12. right now I have the 7 body ones. an earth star(obsidian), soul star (clear quartz) and a higher heart (rose quartz) but I cant seem to find a straightforward list for the stones for the 8-12 chakras. any help or advice would be appreciated.
I found this online. I hope it helps.
Earth chakra — (8th) — Brown
Lunar chakra — (9th) — Silver or white
Solar chakra — (10th) — Gold
Galactic chakra — (11th) — Mixture of violet, gold and silver
Universal chakra — (12th) — Multi-faceted, multi-colored orbs of light
8 = any eARTh element stone of brown color like Shaman Stone (Moqui Thunderball), Stromatolite, Grossular Garnet (Hessonite) & Tumbled Axinite.
12 = Any multicolor stone like Mystic Topaz, Rainbow Hematite & Rainbow Garnet.
Hope this is helpful best wishes D-Machine!!!!
Can you give me a list of stones for all 5 of the higher chakras? If you can that would be great. 🙂
This wesibte makes things hella easy.
I am happy you've covered both 12 chakra systems. Thank you for your honest unbias facts that there are two systems.
Seems the second chakra list contradicts the first list. One has the 10th chakra beneath the feet and the second has the 8th beneath the feet. Just trying to figure out which is which. Thanks for the help!
Great hammer of Thor, that is polwrfuley helpful!
Since the 8th through 12th chakras have more to do with the non-physical attributes, the representation of exact location of these chakras in relation to the physical body is probably not an exact science, and may be irrelevant.
Why are people preaching about Jesus? shut up already this is not a tent revival!
LOL, tel them sister!!!!D-Machine!!!!
As for supporting McMahon..I wonder if anyone who watched the WWE videos humilianting women, latinos and gays can in good consciouness be a complicit parner of that kind of humiliation. The one showing a woman being forced to bark in the right, even has McM's husban unzipping his pants…As the french novelist Simone deBeauvoir once wrote "The oppressor would not be so strong if it didn't have accomplices among the oppressed thesvelmes." Let's hope the accomplises will be the light before it is too late.
I can't hear anhintyg over the sound of how awesome this article is.
Very nice info about Chakras. While there are 12 and more Chakras in many school of thoughts, in majority of the cases, the seven main chakras have found prominence. Scientifically, it is still being researched to find the exact significant of Chakras. However, in the world of meditation, seven chakras have a major role.
Thanks again for the info on 12 Chakras.
Yes, but the secrets lay on the last five = 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 which have been hidden and blurred intentionally. Once you discover them, you will see what is to be alive but you must follow the right directions. Until then, you are still dead!!!!>D-Machine!!!!
Pleasing you should think of sotehming like that
Where does one find out about the secrets lay on the last five = 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 which have been hidden and blurred intentionally? … I would like to discover them.
The only secret to life is living positive life. Be pure in mind,Chakras work effectively when you were well born or raised up (original parenting).Most important diet. Let your mum tell you the truth about your body.
The 7 primary chakra colors are well known. But what about the other 5 chakras?
What color vibrations do they resonate with?
do you know what the symbols for all the chakras are? is there one that looks like the pi symbol with 2 dots above it. i think its sanskrit ga with 2 dots above?
Itz amazing to get ths 12 chakra knowledge!!!
If not for your writing this topic could be very counelvtod and oblique.
Yes it is!!!!D-Machine!!!!
Knowledge is key.Such an overall gate opener. Thank you
It has been said that since the coming of the Christ on Earth. Jesus, Buddha and Archangel Michael went with their light bodies into the center of the Sun. Ever since then the twelfth Chakra of every human being is located in the Sun.
Now don't think weirdly of this statement. It has also been said that Jesus and Buddha are cosmic brothers, which in truth doesn't surprise me one bit.
Also know that the person Jesus is also just a person like Buddha is and like we are. The Christ however has a different meaning: The Christ is the first human ever…. Hows that? :p
Knowing that we are made in the image of the Universe and knowing that we are on our way to become as obsolete like the Universe… it would be logical to know that the FIRST HUMAN is Omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent and that His presence is in all of us…
Jesus recognised and aknowledged this and so he brought the Christ unto earth.
Know yourself; know God.
absolute like the universe****** xp
my apologies
Know God, know yourself.
His name is not Jesus, this is bad translation. This inconsistency also makes low minded people fight. I think it would help the ignorance of the western world if they knew the truth of history. His name is Yeshua, Yeshua, Yeshua. Ooh it feels good to say that, think it feel it. You are right on, except his name. Witch is important, his real name has a much deeper meaning than the name given by the slave masters.
Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua Yeshua
It's Hebrew, look it up.
Hi, as of recent I learned that my aura or inner light is pearl white… I've done some research and from what I understand it's mostly used for breaking curses and such? Also I'm able to focus my chakra to my palms and force it outward close enough to leave a burn mark in a shape of some symbol that I can't depict. I know I'm not dreaming it because I have pictures to prove this burn mark. Am I some kind of tool? I don't understand…
Does it look like the symbol for Om, or Ek Onkaar? I can't really answer your question but I can say this, that our one and only true purpose as humans is to realize the Lord and live contently in his will. Were you achieve enlightenment and God realization by coming under the protection of a perfect God realized Master and abiding by his teachings your tasks of this world would be clearly understood. A perfect Master is rare. Not all gurus are the same. Perfect Masters are those who have gone farther than the chakras, the astral, causal and supercausal plane and entered the realm of pure spirit without any matter. The realm of Sach Khand and beyond. They are assigned the task by God to take souls back Home. This is the highest form of selfless service, spiritual service which only perfect Masters and realized souls assigned by the Master can do.
wake up and free yourself of from religion. there is no heaven. Stop wasting the precious time you do have alive worrying about what happens after death. nothing happens. you die.
It is not a religion it is the understanding of spirituality. As towards waking up, my friend gently speaking, I'm afraid that it is you who is currently in a slumber, for you haven't come to the understanding that you are not the body that dies physically nor are you the mind or emotions but you are the spirit that gives life to the body and the energy for the mind's actions. To walk on the spiritual path you need to keep your mind and body pure and should be amongst like minded people as who you are around will have a effect on you. That is why it is good to meet people who are truly spiritual and can share their wisdom. By living an ethical life, which is the stepping stone to spirituality, and loving all, and practicing meditation in remembrance of the Lord one can awaken himself to higher planes of consciousness that exist within. The portal lies at the third eye, the seat of the soul. God is found within not without. He is present everywhere but to see him without you must first have self realization and find him within yourself. I hope this helps you gain a better understanding of spirituality and lets you realize that it is in fact the complete opposite of waste of precious time but in fact the only thing that will bring fruit to your life, for you have come here only to go back to God for the Kingdom of Heaven is your true Home. Where we are now is a temporary arena for where we have to play our roles in this world. Hear the call from above as the Lord is seeking the Divine Lover who will catch hold of his call for he will take that soul Home. We must do our part though and tread the path of spirituality with the correct understanding. God loves us all. The human birth is a precious gift. Don't waste it my friend for you never know when you will receive it again.
Phnmenoeal breakdown of the topic, you should write for me too!
That's impressive! I'd love to see a picture of it! You are likely a healer. You should get training. I can help. Send me an email at HealingHandsMinistries1 at gmail and I'll provide you with some resources.
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Interesting, I'm just looking at the light spectrum (I like to check in with physics to confirm or understand these things), and, it's true that the visible light spectrum is small compared to the entire electromagnetic spectrum. There are in fact wavelengths of light such as radio waves and infr-red waves which are above the typical "rainbow" band which we have here in the 7 chakras already, and there are also wavelengths BELOW the rainbow band of visible light–ultraviolet, x-rays, and gamma. What "color" they are is I suppose open to interpretation since I guess they do not fall into the described colors which we already know. But I think that science confirms the existence of chakras beyond the 7, I also think it's an area still to be explored, especially whether we can control them or not. I don't really like the idea of being able to "control" God, though, I know it is much more complex than that!!!
I think they are part of another plane, I think I was shown them and I had such confusion because I didn't know much about chakras and when I tried researching afterwards I wasn't finding what I saw. I made a picture but it won't let me attach it here. Also, I'm finding I don't have many people I can discuss this with :-/
Hi Brandi! I had just recently met a healer who was helping me start to work with energy and energy balancing. She and I started to discuss chakras at one point which lead to us moving into the 11th chakra. I my self, not knowing much about these either did not understand much of what she was saying at first. She then started to go into detail and further more why they had chosen that Chakra for me to focus and or work on? i am not sure yet. I stay in close contact with this healer so any questions you have i can relay them to her or put you in contact with her through email or something. Also anything you would like to discuss i am open and more than willing to listen too 🙂
I have been working hard on my homework as I want to become a Reiki healing master.
There are actually 250 Chakra points.
There is so much to learn about Enlightenment & I have a very long way to go.
When I began to buy my healing stones (crystals) I was very dissapointed to learn that that some people sell Heat treated Amethyst as Citrine.
Some sell knowing that this is the case & some out of ignorance.
Nearly ALL Citrine is of more toward the green spectrum, not the orange yellow we are led to believe. So eyes peeled @_@
Just keep the LOVE & LIGHT with & around you guys. May your healing go back into the world & walk every step with you.
Clara & Spirit Guide (RAINAY)
Praise God & keep the FAITH
I am just so surprised to see that there are 12 chakras! and there are 2 more just above the crown chakra….as i have experienced a chakra color of silver twinkles which i believe that it could be the 11th or 12th Chakra color? I wish i could have someone acknowledge that this is true…but if no one can't then i will just leave it to my human experience of what i see from my third eye and share it.
Here's one to blow your mind Patricia. There is actually 88,000 chakras according to traditional writings.


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Packrafting has become a fad. It's not an especially robust one, being like backpacking fundamentally unglamorous, but it is out there. Like all fads, market penetration has been high. You, as an experienced ultralight backpacker, have no doubt seen the videos and read the blog entries.
History of Packrafting
Modern packrafting was born in Alaska, where big rivers cannot be crossed any other way. It has blossomed uneasily in the lower 48, where the reach of roads, trails, and the bridges associated with each blunts the necessity of little rubber boats. There are routes to be done in the lower 48 where a packraft is essential, and even more where having a raft is faster than walking the same miles along the parallel trail. But these options are few, and even fewer outside the high water of spring and early summer. For an ultralight backpacker, packrafting will only occasionally prove to be the fastest option, especially given that contemporary packrafting gear will add between 6 and 10 pounds to the pack: 3-6 pounds for a proper raft, 2 pounds for a good paddle, a pound or a bit less for a PFD, and often a pound or so in extra clothing.
Packrafting is a Wilderness Experience
You, the seasoned ultralight backpacker, should consider packrafting because miles walked in a day and in a trip is but one semi-coherent way to measure the worth of a hike. And packrafting allows you to see new things in new ways.
All of the best wilderness rivers in the lower 48 have trails nearby. Most of those trails wind through forests with perhaps intermittent views on the hills and mountains around them. All of these trails were built by humans, shaped by standards of human convenience in the wilderness. Rivers flow downhill to the ocean, carving a path according to the inscrutable, detached terms of erosion. Humans can learn much by traveling on such terms.
Packrafting for Beginners
At the moment Alpacka packrafts are the only game in town. Other packrafts exist, but they are either too fragile for moving water use in a wilderness setting, or too heavy. Aspiring packrafters would do well to start by renting an Alpacka from one of the numerous online agencies. Backpackers with a reasonable amount of moving water experience in either canoes, kayaks or rafts will find packrafts exceedingly easy to paddle. If you have experience ferrying, catching eddies, and reading water renting a boat and learning on location during a backcountry trip is a reasonable proposition. For beginning boaters, spending the extra cash to rent a boat and practice close to home is wise. Read up a bit, on packrafting in particular and mild whitewater in general, rent your raft, and take a three day weekend for learning. Spend the first day on a lake and slow river, getting used to handling and deep water re-entries, and the second and third days on an easy overnight trip.
Local packrafting trips can provide surprisingly interesting experiences. Even rivers through major urban and agricultural areas can feel quite isolated from the rhythms of the world around them. Dedicated backpackers will inevitably want to experience a true wilderness packraft, and in the lower 48 no river provides a better beginner experience than the South Fork of the Flathead in Montana. The South Fork is unique because it provides consecutive days of moderate wilderness floating. The river itself is gorgeous, and the nearby hiking almost as good. Opportunities for loops which combine both abound.
Packrafting the South Fork is best in July and early August, when flows at the Twin Creek gauge are between 5000 and 1500 cfs. Much later risks excessively low water in the upper reaches, and high water in June can be intimidating. May floats can be excellent but cold, and require snow travel in the high passes.
Logistics in the Bob are daunting for visitors and will be expensive. The best option is to either drive or fly into Great Falls and rent a car. Park at the Benchmark Trailhead west of Augusta, deep within the Bob complex. CDT hikers will recognize it as home to the Benchmark Wilderness Ranch. Hike over Stadler Pass down to Danaher Creek, inflate the boats, and put in. If you float all the way to the Spotted Bear River, there are 55 river miles ahead of you, interrupted only by the six mile portage around Meadow Creek gorge. This can easily be paddled in three days, but fishing, swimming, and side-hikes may well occupy many more. Several options exist going up the Spotted Bear drainage, to take hikers to either Spotted Bear or Larch Hill passes. The CDT can then be followed under the Chinese Wall and back to the trailhead, with more miles of moderate floating down the Sun River.
Experienced backpackers accustomed to 20-25 mile days can easily do this loop in a week, although 10 days is probably better. It provides all the quintessential benefits of wilderness packrafting; seeing a drainage evolve along its length, traveling close to the land, and making easy miles via current power. There's not a good way to resupply, but no matter. You'll only have to carry a full load for 15 miles until you put in, and by the time you're back on your feet at Spotted Bear your food will be half gone.
If the South Fork doesn't inspire you to seek out more options, than packrafting is just not for you.
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Hi Peter
I am the elusive Peter T Innocent who you wish to correspond with. I am delighted to see you have beaten me to the task of developing an Innocent Family web site. It had been my intention to set one up this year but I see no sense in competing when pooled effort may produce more accurate data. I have done a great deal of research on the Innocent family(s) basing it on both my own family line and also on one name (INNOCENT) research. I have a considerable amount of data stored and so should you wish we may be able to exchange info.
My own line goes back to William b 1606 and his wife Margaret b c1606 in Kibworth Beauchamp moving through Mancetter and Coventry over time, and indeed both my father, grandfather and great grandfather and others were Coventrians . I regard them as the Warwickshire/ Leicestershire line of the family the earliest of which I have found being Esme Innocent b 1536 in Saxelby Leics. The Nottingham line has Thomas b 1546 in Skegby, the Yorkshire/Derby line John b 1550 in Barlow, the London line Joane b1559 in Aldgate and of the rest of the country Franc b 1612 in Kirkby Green Lincs. I am sure that all these are inter relatedin one way or another and that many started as agricultural workers but then moved to the towns and indeed around the country in search of workin either factories or in skilled trades, thus we find the weavers, the jewellers and clock makers, the knife and cutlery makers and in more recent times the cycle and car workers and most recently entrance into professions. Hope this is an encouragement for us to correspond
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On the weekend of June 16-18, an exciting group of visitors will be in Huron and Tuscola County. The Huron County Park System is hosting Kayakers and canoers from throughout Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Ohio in Lighthouse County Park, Port Hope. In collaboration with local heritage and cultural tourism groups, the parks have determined it was time to promote the excellent parks, county and state, that line the shoreline of Lake Huron.
The Huron County Parks meet the needs as identified by paddlers that are a major component in drawing visitors to the area for more than one or two nights. Each park is located near historical tourism areas; has suitable access and egress accommodations to the lake, has been identified by GPS coordinates; is located close to not only camping but motel, and bed and breakfast overnight accommodations; provide campsite cooking and/or are close to restaurants. As the local partner in the pilot for Michigan's Great Lakes Heritage Shoreline Water Trail, Huron County Parks have collaborated with local stakeholders including Bed and Breakfasts, hotels, motels, restaurants, boutiques, gift shops, museums, historic buildings and sites, local recreation and conservation sites to identify the assets of Huron County as a site for destination tourism.
Events such as the Paddlers' Weekend June 16-18, 2006 are a unique blend of experience for the tourism industry. It combines the environmental and physical experience of offering an extending active camping experience with the opportunities to engage the traveling public in a range of accessible art forms, educational experiences, sites, heritage events and cultural traditions.
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Sebastian's reaction to his wife's photo shoot made me want to hurl! I mean, ok, she's nice looking, but his talk of his member and the noises he kept making...................ick! slime-ball!
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OH my. I could not take it if I had to hear Sebatian say "SA-vage AN-i-mal!!!!!!" one more time. How could he NOT understand how awful that name was!? I do have to give him props for the name he finally came up with "Damnocracy" - frankly I'm amazed that it came out of his mouth. It was hilarious that he started to spell it an couldn't finish. However, with a name like that it seems like they should have some kind of "message" - like a witty, anti-establishment kind of trend running thru their lyrics and at this point I just don't see that happening.
I could have done without the whole segment with the wives' photo shoot. I ended up temporaily chaning the channel because it was too much to watch while my kids were in the vicinity.
I really don't understand how Scott Ian can keep from beating Sabastian with his axe. LOVE Anthrax!
" I look like Nigella Lawson with a $#*!ing hangover."
Sebastian seemed okay at first- but after a couple of episodes, his juvenile behavior reminded me of being stuck in a car with my teenage sons on an eight hour trip to Florida. In case you are wondering, that is NOT a good thing.
And for God's sake- he forced all of these hardcore rockers to watch THE GILMORE GIRLS ( ) episode that he "guest starred" in. It was kind of pitiful how thrilled he was to watch himself on tv!
Love the Nuge! Had the pleasure of seeing him play with his band in a small venue here in Charleston. Was never really a fan before that, but it was a great show. I would definitely pay to see him live again.
Like Scott, Evan is gross, and you gotta love anyone related to a talent like Bonham. Hope they don't slaughter the Led Zep tune they are covering.
As for the wives, well, what's a show about rockers without a little T & A? They looked hot, and Sebastion looked like a moron drooling over them. He's just a little too "simple" for me. Not a deep thought to be found in that head.
Go Tigers!
I have to say (admitting that I've watched this show somewhat makes me hurl) that the scenes with Sebastian's and Evan's wives posing for the camera made me tres uncomfortable. How could they show that on TV?
I feel kind of sorry for Sebastian's wife. She seemed more than slightly embarrassed by it.
Jason Bonham seems like the only one of these guys who's even slightly sane.
In this crowd, Ted Nugent almost seems statesmanlike. Who'd have thought?
Watching the photo shoot and Seb having an orgasm,was gross it
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