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Hi, Updated a few days ago to 220.127.116.11 and now wanted to add a new VServer. Followed this guide : Installing-openvz-plus-management-of-vms-through-ispconfig-3-debian-6.0. The error I am getting is : What seems a bit strange is that I do not have a database user named : c6armbrust. This one has been deleted some time ago. From the new VServer I have checked that MySQL connection is working to the master. I have testet and have no problem creating to my other 2 VServers. What have I missed / done wrong?
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[solved] I was about to give up on this - but gave it a new try. I had been searching for one of the words from the error message but used the setting "exact match" in phpmyadmin - did a new search but with "one of the words". It turned out that some "old" items was listed in "sys_datalog". I deleted these and everything is now working fine. New question : Should "sys_datalog" be empty? - noted that mine has a little over 16.000 lines all with status "pending"
Hi! Just FYI. I've had the same problem. And the solution was about to update the new server install because I've connected it to the master without updating the slave, so it gives me that error. So, my solution was: Set ACTIVE: NO in Master ISPConfig server configuration update the ispconfig of the new slave to last version Set ACTIVE: YES in Master ISPConfig server config That solved my issue.
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Guatemalan farmer uncovers Mayan murals
A mural is seen in the house of Lucas Asicona Ramirez, in Chajul, in the Quiche region, October 9, 2012. Ramirez is among four householders in Chajul, an Ixil Maya community some 350 km from Guatemala City, struggling to preserve murals revealed after peeling back plaster on the walls of ancient homes. Experts believe similar murals could lie hidden in a further eight homes in the town. Painted by the current occupants' Mayan ancestors, the friezes cover several walls of the homes, whose colonial history is glimpsed in details including heavy hardwood doors and carved stone pillars propping up modern tin roofs. Picture taken October 9, 2012. (REUTERS/Jorge Dan Lopez)
In a ramshackle home in Guatemala's rural highlands, farmer and odd job man Lucas Asicona made for an unlikely guardian of ancient Mayan treasures - until he decided to redo his kitchen.
When he pulled back the plaster in his humble colonial-era home of stone, adobe and haphazard wooden boards, he discovered 300-year-old murals, a priceless piece of Guatemalan history.
Scenes of tall Europeans beating drums and playing flutes stare out over the one-room dwelling where his family including five children cooked, slept and played.
So he carefully drew back the furniture and moved his wood burning kitchen stove outside to protect the treasured artwork, an informal curator of Guatemala's rich past.
"We try to keep the kids away from it and keep people from touching it," said Asicona, 38, who discovered the murals by chance in 2005 during renovation work at his home, which has been in his family for generations.
"The house is very humid and some of the colors have been fading. The black has started to turn gray and some of the other colors have lost their shine, but we do what we can without any funding," he added.
Asicona is among four householders in Chajul, an Ixil Maya community some 220 miles (350 kms) from Guatemala City, struggling to preserve murals revealed after peeling back plaster on the walls of ancient homes. Experts believe similar murals could lie hidden in a further eight homes in the town.
Painted by the current occupants' Mayan ancestors, the friezes cover several walls of the homes, whose colonial history is glimpsed in details including heavy hardwood doors and carved stone pillars propping up modern tin roofs.
The murals provide a unique visual record of the moment in history when the local Maya - some depicted in plumed costumes - encountered the tall, bearded conquistadors from Spain who tried to convert them to Christianity.
Historians says the murals peeping through the plaster at Asicona's home illustrate the so-called "conquest dance," from a time in the 1650s when Spaniards forced locals to build a Catholic Church which still stands at the center of town.
Other paintings in a neighbor's home show spiraling fireballs that local lore says fell from the sky at the height of the colonial encounter in the 17th century and were thought by the Maya to be a sign of anger from the gods.
"We consider these murals to be very unique," Guatemalan anthropologist Ivonne Putzeys said of the trove found in the pine-ringed highland town. "It's tangible heritage that represent real scenes from history."
Mayan civilization thrived between AD 250 and 900 and extended from modern day Honduras to central Mexico. It left behind a trove of pyramids and dozens of distinct Mayan groups who continue to endure.
Around half of Guatemala's 14.5 million people are of indigenous descent, many of whom continue to speak 21 officially recognized languages and wear brightly colored traditional dress.
Historians in Chajul say conserving the rich pictorial heritage is vital for the town of 25,000 people, which was settled four centuries ago by Mayan groups who fled Spanish settlers in Antigua, a few miles (kms) from Guatemala City.
"Throughout our history, our people painted these murals so that their stories wouldn't be forgotten," said historian Felipe Rivera.
But in a country where more than half the population live in poverty, conservation is proving a challenge.
Asicona said he last contacted the government for help in 2007 but never received a response. Like other families, he says he is simply doing his best to conserve the friezes.
After making the discovery, Asicona swiftly made repairs to his home to prevent leaks during the country's soggy rainy season and pushed the family's beds to opposite walls where his kids jump up and down.
Cabinets have been moved to the center of the room in order to keep dust from dirtying the murals.
He has received visitors from as far away as Europe who have paid up to $10 dollars to come in and see the paintings, but without more support he worries that the prized artwork could disappear.
"We keep the house up as best we can," he said. "We have contacted the government about the paintings, but (all we get are) promises and no action."
Culture Ministry spokesman Sergio Igax said that for the families to receive funding to preserve the murals, the homes have to be declared national heritage - a long process that involves lots of paperwork.
He said the ministry had not received a request from Chajul for an evaluation in recent years.


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#9836 closed defect (fixed)
BUG() in if_sdio_handle_cmd()
Reported by: | dsaxena | Owned by: | dsaxena |
Priority: | normal | Milestone: | |
Component: | kernel | Version: | 1.5-B3 |
Keywords: | Cc: | rchokshi | |
Blocked By: | Blocking: | ||
Deployments affected: | Action Needed: | test in build | |
Verified: | no |
Seen while running suspend/resume loop without Network Manager and with a hosting pinging the XO-1.5 machine.
[ 626.372744] Kernel BUG at d0d256d0 [verbose debug info unavailable] [ 626.372881] invalid opcode: 0000 [#1] PREEMPT [ 626.372881] last sysfs file: /sys/power/state [ 626.372881] Modules linked in: fuse uinput mousedev libertas_sdio psmouse serio_raw libertas lib80211 [last unloaded: scsi_wait_scan] [ 626.372881] [ 626.372881] Pid: 1440, comm: ksdioirqd/mmc1 Tainted: G W (220.127.116.11 #10) XO [ 626.372881] EIP: 0060:[<d0d256d0>] EFLAGS: 00010002 CPU: 0 [ 626.372881] EIP is at if_sdio_interrupt+0x3f7/0x7c7 [libertas_sdio] [ 626.372881] EAX: 00000755 EBX: ca500000 ECX: c9b2c340 EDX: 00000001 [ 626.372881] ESI: c9b2c340 EDI: 00000113 EBP: ca1ebf78 ESP: ca1ebf50 [ 626.372881] DS: 007b ES: 007b FS: 0000 GS: 0000 SS: 0068 [ 626.372881] Process ksdioirqd/mmc1 (pid: 1440, ti=ca1eb000 task=c9901a50 task.ti=ca1eb000) [ 626.372881] Stack: [ 626.372881] 00000001 00000286 c9b2c340 00000113 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 [ 626.372881] <0> c99300c0 7fffffff ca1ebfac b067419f c99bd0e0 00000000 c99bd274 00000001 [ 626.372881] <0> c99300c0 00000001 00000001 02000000 cae70e18 c99bd0e0 b06740bb ca1ebfe0 [ 626.372881] Call Trace: [ 626.372881] [<b067419f>] ? sdio_irq_thread+0xe4/0x1d1 [ 626.372881] [<b06740bb>] ? sdio_irq_thread+0x0/0x1d1 [ 626.372881] [<b04325c1>] ? kthread+0x6d/0x72 [ 626.372881] [<b0432554>] ? kthread+0x0/0x72 [ 626.372881] [<b0403103>] ? kernel_thread_helper+0x7/0x10 [ 626.372881] Code: 78 1d 00 00 e8 c5 58 a3 df 31 d2 8b 4d e0 89 45 dc 8b 45 e0 80 b8 48 0b 00 00 00 0f 94 c2 8d 82 54 07 00 00 83 7c 81 0c 00 74 04 <0f> 0b eb fe 8b 75 e0 8b 4d e4 89 4c 86 0c 69 c2 08 09 00 00 8b [ 626.372881] EIP: [<d0d256d0>] if_sdio_interrupt+0x3f7/0x7c7 [libertas_sdio] SS:ESP 0068:ca1ebf50 [ 626.372881] ---[ end trace ba4980c0365b189d ]--- [ 626.372881] note: ksdioirqd/mmc1[1440] exited with preempt_count 1 [ 626.557480] libertas leave: if_sdio_host_to_card(), ret 0 [ 626.573277] BUG: spinlock lockup on CPU#0, lbs_main/1792, c9b2e0b8 [ 626.573277] Pid: 1792, comm: lbs_main Tainted: G D W 188.8.131.52 #10 [ 626.573277] Call Trace: [ 626.573277] [<b07591bf>] ? printk+0x14/0x1d [ 626.573277] [<b0580634>] _raw_spin_lock+0xc0/0xe0 [ 626.573277] [<b075af70>] _spin_lock_irq+0x1d/0x20 [ 626.573277] [<cb9ac9e2>] lbs_thread+0x548/0x6b8 [libertas] [ 626.573277] [<b041ca06>] ? default_wake_function+0x0/0x12 [ 626.573277] [<cb9ac49a>] ? lbs_thread+0x0/0x6b8 [libertas] [ 626.573277] [<b04325c1>] kthread+0x6d/0x72 [ 626.573277] [<b0432554>] ? kthread+0x0/0x72 [ 626.573277] [<b0403103>] kernel_thread_helper+0x7/0x10
This same run included a few tx timeouts prior to this, but not 100% sure they are related to this issue or a separate issue:
[ 511.005055] WARNING: at net/sched/sch_generic.c:246 dev_watchdog+0x102/0x17f() [ 511.012715] Hardware name: XO [ 511.015857] NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0 (libertas_sdio): transmit queue 0 timed out [ 511.023434] Modules linked in: fuse uinput mousedev libertas_sdio psmouse serio_raw libertas lib80211 [last unloaded: scsi_wait_scan] [ 511.036390] Pid: 0, comm: swapper Not tainted 18.104.22.168 #10 [ 511.042187] Call Trace: [ 511.044780] [<b042066e>] warn_slowpath_common+0x6a/0x81 [ 511.050428] [<b06de896>] ? dev_watchdog+0x102/0x17f [ 511.055676] [<b04206c3>] warn_slowpath_fmt+0x29/0x2c [ 511.061052] [<b06de896>] dev_watchdog+0x102/0x17f [ 511.066124] [<b075ae47>] ? _spin_unlock_irqrestore+0x1c/0x31 [ 511.072215] [<b0580b96>] ? debug_object_deactivate+0x9a/0xc2 [ 511.078305] [<b04287ac>] ? cascade+0x50/0x63 [ 511.082936] [<b06de794>] ? dev_watchdog+0x0/0x17f [ 511.088001] [<b042890b>] run_timer_softirq+0x14c/0x1a2 [ 511.093595] [<b0425433>] __do_softirq+0xaf/0x16e [ 511.098611] [<b0425384>] ? __do_softirq+0x0/0x16e [ 511.103706] <IRQ> [<b0425173>] ? irq_exit+0x30/0x67 [ 511.109100] [<b0403b41>] ? do_IRQ+0x78/0x8b [ 511.113635] [<b0402f69>] ? common_interrupt+0x29/0x30 [ 511.119083] [<b05d800a>] ? acpi_idle_enter_bm+0x23f/0x26a [ 511.124913] [<b066e1c9>] ? cpuidle_idle_call+0x5f/0x96 [ 511.130454] [<b0401bc3>] ? cpu_idle+0x3b/0x68 [ 511.135193] [<b07508cb>] ? rest_init+0x6b/0x6d [ 511.140037] [<b08fb6ba>] ? start_kernel+0x29a/0x29f [ 511.145317] [<b08fb06b>] ? i386_start_kernel+0x6b/0x72 [ 511.150852] ---[ end trace ba4980c0365b189c ]--- [ 511.155735] libertas: tx watch dog timeout
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Change History (34)
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Action Needed changed from never set to diagnose
- Component changed from not assigned to kernel
- Milestone changed from Not Triaged to 1.5-software-update
- Owner set to dsaxena
System dead or continuing?
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Blocking 9858 added
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
System dead.
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Blocking 9858 removed
Remove as blocking software manufacturing. Per cjb, ed, dsd, reuben, quozl.
comment:5 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
- Cc rchokshi added
Going to suspend while pingflooding was enough to reproduce this on the second suspend -- attaching the full log. The (B3, ECOs) system temporarily came back from resume, and then crashed hard with the backlight still dimmed a few seconds later.
- we first see a timeout waiting for hardware interrupt -- did we fail to quiesce some state on the way down?
- mmc1:0001: error -110 reading SDIO_CCCR_INTx suggests an SD-level failure/hang at that point
- Which line of code is if_sdio_interrupt()+0x3f7? The kernel's the build os63 2.6.31_xo1.5-20091215.1440.1.olpc.9815d58
We should ask for Marvell's help with this one, too.
Changed 7 years ago by cjb
comment:6 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
(The end of the log is an intentional power cycle, not a reboot.)
comment:7 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Well, I can answer the last of those three questions:
% gdb drivers/net/wireless/libertas/if_sdio.o (gdb) list *(if_sdio_interrupt)+0x3f7 (gdb) list *(if_sdio_interrupt)+0x3f7 0x1711 is in if_sdio_handle_cmd (drivers/net/wireless/libertas/if_sdio.c:220). 215 } 216 217 spin_lock_irqsave(&priv->driver_lock, flags); 218 219 i = (priv->resp_idx == 0) ? 1 : 0; 220 BUG_ON(priv->resp_len[i]); 221 priv->resp_len[i] = size; 222 memcpy(priv->resp_buf[i], buffer, size); 223 lbs_notify_command_response(priv, i); 224
comment:8 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
- Summary changed from Invalid opcode in Libertas if_sdio_interrupt() routine to BUG() in if_sdio_handle_cmd()
OK, so we're hitting the BUG_ON(priv->resp_len[i]); as BUG() simply generates the invalid opcode as we have CONFIG_DEBUG_BUGVERBOSE disabled.
Doing a cscope search shows that priv->resp_len should be cleared after a command is processed in lbs_thread(). The driver can only handle one command response at a time (i.e., there is no response queue equivalent to the outbound command queue) so this looks like some sort of race where we're getting responses at a high rate (makes sense given your pingflood) and have not completed processing a response before the next one comes in.
comment:9 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Makes sense. Could you report to the libertas-dev list, please?
comment:10 follow-up: ↓ 11 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
Yes, but would also like to get some more data.
1) Can you reproduce this regularly with the ping flood?
2) Can you reproduce with /sys/module/libertas/parameters/libertas_debug set to 0x404000 and upload that log?
comment:11 in reply to: ↑ 10 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Replying to dsaxena:
Yes, but would also like to get some more data.
1) Can you reproduce this regularly with the ping flood?
Yes, always within one or two suspends.
2) Can you reproduce with /sys/module/libertas/parameters/libertas_debug set to 0x404000 and upload that log?
Okay. pingflood-crash-during-suspend shows a crash on the way into suspend. pingflood-crash-on-resume is a run where I delayed starting the pingflood until after suspend had happened. pingflood-crash-on-resume2 is another run with the same parameters. It's all easy to reproduce.
Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Changed 7 years ago by cjb
comment:12 follow-ups: ↓ 14 ↓ 16 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
Symptom reproduced three consecutive times on the same unit here, with os63, only through turning the system on and waiting for the symptom to occur. It did not occur previously.
(The difference between today and yesterday is the presence of an ad-hoc network formed between a WRT54 and an XO-1).
On the third time a serial console was attached, and the stack traces matched #9836.
There was no response to momentary power button after the second BUG.
comment:13 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
pingflood-crash-during-suspend exhibits a different behaviour but it is all appears to be
related to a race in command processing.
In this case, we are seeing "{{{BUG: unable to handle
kernel paging request at 00100100"}}} in lbs_stop_card() and per <linux/posion.h>:
/* * These are non-NULL pointers that will result in page faults * under normal circumstances, used to verify that nobody uses * non-initialized list entries. */ #define LIST_POISON1 ((void *) 0x00100100)
The other two logs, from pingflood on suspend, didn't hit a BUG() (though they may if continued) but just start to timeout and give us list corruption messages.
Will investigate and also email Marvell folks.
comment:14 in reply to: ↑ 12 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
Replying to Quozl:
Symptom reproduced three consecutive times on the same unit here, with os63, only through turning the system on and waiting for the symptom to occur. It did not occur previously.
Just a reminder that there was no high level of wireless activity in this situation; it just happened by itself on resume.
comment:15 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
- Priority changed from high to blocker
With a normal (non-pingflood) ping running, got this after only 30 resumes, so this will definitely block -update.
comment:16 in reply to: ↑ 12 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
Replying to Quozl:
(The difference between today and yesterday is the presence of an ad-hoc network formed between a WRT54 and an XO-1).
Upon further testing, the symptom still occurred with the ad-hoc network absent (the AP and the XO-1 fully powered off). That excludes the network as a contributing cause.
The symptom (the BUG at if_sdio_interrupt+0x3f7/0x7ca [libertas_sdio]) is solidly reproducible here, five out of five tries on two particular laptops, using only "boot, then wait" with os64.
These two laptops are XO-1.5 B2 with cardboard tag SD PWR ECO and SER PORT JUMPER. The symptom occurs with or without the serial cable to the logging host being connected.
The other two XO-1.5 B2 without serial port are not reproducing this symptom.
comment:17 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Milestone changed from 1.5-software-later to 1.5-software-update
comment:18 Changed 7 years ago by dsd
Having trouble reproducing this on my XO-1.5 B3 on os103 because I'm quickly running into other issues which don't seem to have been reported previously.
I'm booting an XO, connecting to my wifi network, and running a ping from another computer. I have also experimented with "ping -f" and with running a "while true; do echo mem > /sys/power/state; sleep 0.4; done" loop on the XO.
Each time, within a few minutes my test is halted by #9855, #9959, #9960, #9962 or #9963. #9961 is also slowing things down. Am I really the first to see these issues?
I am also seeing a lot of
[ 135.032106] libertas: EVENT: unknown event id 1
Do we know what this means?
comment:19 Changed 7 years ago by dsd
OK, I can reproduce this after all and I have an explanation.
The libertas driver keeps 2 buffers for responses and alternates them between them for incoming responses. That way the driver can be processing 1 response when another one arrives.
When a command response arrives, it is put into the "other" buffer and then the main worker thread is notified that there is a new response. The main worker thread processes the response, then clears resp_len to mark the buffer as free.
The driver makes no guarantee (and does not attempt to verify) that the previous response has been fully processed before the next one arrives. Dan Williams says that this will not happen at http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/libertas-dev/2009-December/002921.html:
The driver only handles one command at a time because the firmware spec also says that the firmware only handles one command at a time.
And if the firmware behaves in this way, it seems fine. Commands are only sent by the worker thread, and responses are processed first, so we're never going to send 2 commands at once.
What happens in the failure case is:
- command response interrupt arrives, gets saved into slot 1
- interrupt handler notifies main thread that new response is available in slot 1
- before the thread has had time to do anything, another command response interrupt arrives, response gets saved into slot 0
- interrupt handler notifies main thread that new response is available in slot 0
- main thread wakes up, processes slot 0, clears resp_len[0] to mark it as completed
- command response interrupt arrives, it should be saved in slot 1 but because the command response received in step 1 was never processed (and hence never cleared) then we hit this bug
So, according to Dan William's explanation, this is a firmware bug. I'll now attempt to dump the contents of those 2 spurious command responses, as well as confirm which outgoing commands might have caused them.
comment:20 Changed 7 years ago by dsd
sequence of events:
- cmd 6 (scan) submitted
- cmd 6 response received
- system starts to suspend
- cmd 43 (host sleep cfg) submitted
- cmd 43 response received
- cmd 45 (host sleep activate) submitted
- cmd 45 response received
- CPU goes to sleep
- CPU woken up by incoming packet
- event 1 arrives (unknown)
- event 18 arrives (MACREG_INT_CODE_HOST_AWAKE)
- NOTE: this event does arrive on every resume. in fact, it can be seen as the cause of the crash - when it arrives, the crash happens soon after
- in response to event 18, lbs_send_confirmwake() directly submits cmd 44 (wakeup confirm) (without going through the normal queuing/threading infrastructure) and does not wait for response
- cmd 6 (scan) submitted as normal
- cmd 44 response received (wakeup confirm)
- full response contents: 44 80 08 00 ae 00 00 00
- not processed due to what happens immediately after...:
- cmd 6 response received
- cmd 43 (host sleep cfg) submitted
- cmd 43 response received but this triggers the BUG() due to attempting to overwrite the unprocessed wakeup confirm response from above
so, 2 issues at hand:
- firmware only generates event 18 sometimes - shouldn't it be consistent?
- handling of event 18 submits cmd 44 without expecting or waiting for a response
comment:21 Changed 7 years ago by dsd
Followed up here: http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/libertas-dev/2010-January/002939.html
Sent summary to Marvell.
Will push an ugly workaround to olpc-2.6.31.
comment:22 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
Tested in os105, symptom no longer reproducible using my previously successful method.
comment:23 follow-up: ↓ 24 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Priority changed from blocker to high
Given this ugly workaround continues to function, I'm lowing the priority of this ticket. What is the status; are we still waiting for the final fix?
comment:24 in reply to: ↑ 23 ; follow-up: ↓ 25 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
Replying to Quozl:
Given this ugly workaround continues to function, I'm lowing the priority of this ticket. What is the status; are we still waiting for the final fix?
Looks like Marvell never responded. I'll ping them again, but it looks like the clean fix would be to issue command 0x44 using the normal queuing mechanism.
comment:25 in reply to: ↑ 24 Changed 7 years ago by cjb
Replying to dsaxena:
Looks like Marvell never responded. I'll ping them again, but it looks like the clean fix would be to issue command 0x44 using the normal queuing mechanism.
Isn't that what the patch they sent you does? olpc-2.6-The-patch-fixes-olpc-bug-9836-BUG-in-if_sdio_ha.patch, in http://lists.laptop.org/private/techteam/2010-January/004240.html
comment:26 Changed 7 years ago by dsaxena
Yep, sure is. Looks like it got lost in my backlog of emails. :/
comment:27 Changed 7 years ago by Quozl
- Action Needed changed from diagnose to code
- Milestone changed from 1.5-software-update to 1.5-software-later
- Priority changed from high to normal
The hack is working well. Pushing out to -later since we can't afford the risk of this right now.
I've found the patch from the mailing list, dated 7th Jan, hash 9f3a795, by Amitkumar Karwar, forwarded by Bing Zhao on 13th Jan.
I've not been able to find this patch in kernel git. The first patch band isn't yet applied to lbs_queue_cmd in cmd.c.
Let me know if you need a copy of the patch.
comment:28 Changed 7 years ago by pgf
it would be really useful to include test scripts used to reproduce bugs and verify fixes in trac along with the bug.
i've built without our "ugly workaround" and with the marvell patch, and things seem to be working. i can recreate (i think) the original symptom(s) with the following:
from another machine, do a ping flood of the laptop while it runs this:
[root@xo-a7-2a-32 olpc]# /etc/init.d/NetworkManager stop Stopping NetworkManager daemon: [ OK ] [root@xo-a7-2a-32 olpc]# stop powerd powerd (stop) running, process 2284 powerd (stop) pre-stop, (main) process 2284 powerd (stop) stopping, process 2284 powerd (stop) killed, process 2284 [ 150.053173] dcon_freeze_store: 0 powerd (stop) post-stop powerd (stop) waiting [root@xo-a7-2a-32 olpc]# cat netsetup ifconfig eth0 down dhclient -r eth0 ifconfig eth0 up iwconfig eth0 essid "ml1cc" iwconfig eth0 mode Managed dhclient eth0 [root@xo-a7-2a-32 olpc]# while :; do echo awake;sleep 2;./netsetup; sleep 3; echo asleep; ethtool -s eth0 wol u; rtcwake -s 4 -m mem; done awake asleep rtcwake: assuming RTC uses UTC ... rtcwake: wakeup from "mem" using /dev/rtc0 at Wed Jun 23 17:52:19 2010 +rawake asleep rtcwake: assuming RTC uses UTC ... rtcwake: wakeup from "mem" using /dev/rtc0 at Wed Jun 23 17:52:35 2010 +rawake asleep rtcwake: assuming RTC uses UTC ... rtcwake: wakeup from "mem" using /dev/rtc0 at Wed Jun 23 17:52:48 2010 þ+rawake asleep rtcwake: assuming RTC uses UTC ...
i'm seeing what's possibly a new symptom, though, and that is that after running this for a while on XO-1.5, the wireless capabilities of eth0 altogether. eth0 doesn't go away -- just its wireless extensions.
comment:29 Changed 7 years ago by pgf
- Action Needed changed from code to test in build
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from new to closed
the "possibly new symptom" referred to above has gone away, with the removal of a debug change i'd made previously.
so i believe the marvell patch fixes this bug. its been pushed, and should be in build 127 or later. (current kernel version is 8db05fd)
comment:30 Changed 21 months ago by Quozl
- Milestone 1.5-software-later deleted
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44Eating Vegan: The Cheese Problem
Probably 80% of the time when I tell someone that I'm vegan the first words out of that person's mouth are, "I could not live without cheese!" The other 20% of reactions are usually about steak or bacon, sometimes in a mean-spirited way and sometimes not. Today, though, I wanted to talk a little about the cheese thing, since it seems to be what gets folks the most.
I will not lie to you: giving up cheese was probably the toughest part of going vegan for me. Cheese is delicious, and I had what you might call a "cheese problem." I loved it, but it did not love me. Instead, it played heavily into my high cholesterol. At age 25, my cholesterol was over 250! This was a complete shock, since I was a normal weight and got plenty of exercise riding my bike to and from work every day.
When I cut dairy out of my diet, my cholesterol dropped from insanely high for my age and size to a normal level somewhere between 180 and 190.
All of that is fantastic, but it didn't make giving up cheese much easier. In a lot of ways, it reminded me of quitting smoking. I craved it and was a little grumpy at first. Store-bought fake cheeses couldn't hold a candle to the real thing. Times were tough until one day I discovered something that helped. There was one food that worked in the vast majority of dishes that were begging for cheese. It quelled my cravings and didn't taste fake.
That food was avocado.
From sandwiches to salads to no queso quesadillas, avocados saved the day! In really desperate moments, I even diced some up and ate it plain with a fork. It got me through the tough cheese withdrawal stages.
The other vegan staple with a cheesy taste that doesn't get enough cred is nutritional yeast. You can find nutritional yeast in the bulk bin at most health food stores. Try sprinkling it onto pasta or salads like Parmesan cheese or mixing it with other ingredients to make a faux cheese sauce. You can even substitute nutritional yeast one-to-one for the Parmesan cheese in any pesto recipe!
There are some excellent cheese substitutes out there for folks looking to give these a whirl. Follow Your Heart makes a few types of vegan cheese that melt. There is also a new brand, Daiya, that makes an insanely good faux cheese from tapioca of all things! Daiya cheese is even soy free, if that's a concern for you.
Have any of you thought about going vegan but run into a stumbling block? I'd love to hear what issues have stood in your way.
Image Credits: Cheese. Creative Commons photo by ulterior epicure; Avocado. Creative Commons photo by seandreilinger
44 Responses to Eating Vegan: The Cheese Problem
Hi! I have the same conversation with everyone as well. Everyone I talk to mentions they could go vegan, but not give up cheese. That is great that avocado worked for you. I absolutely love avocado.You mention that Follow your heart melts, but I have had a hard time getting it to melt. How do you get it to melt?
Do you think it's the texture of the avacado that helped or is it the falvor? I'm going Dairy free and so far completely unable to forget the taste and texture of cheese. Not eating it is pretty easy, not missing it is much harder.
-Matt -
hmm my bigger issue is with eggs. i can handle lack of cheese, but lack of eggs? oh my… (and they are in everything!!)
Vegetarian many years, now have started down the vegan path. cheese and eggs both are giving me a problem.
Two questions, are eggs ok if no chickens are harmed, we have a few backyard hens who are pets,
they are free to run,play, hunt and scrach, and have a really nice home to go into come dark. Now they leave us a couple of eggs a day. Is it morally ok to eat the eggs?
Also does any one know how to do mexican food without cheese? recipes anyone?
We are a big family (all 7) that went veggie a year ago. After a few months we decided to try being vegan (Being veggie was soo easy). It was great but as you said we missed the cheese. It is so hard to have a lot of kids and cut out something that really centers around their world, grilled cheese, Mac n Cheese and Pizza. We decided to go back to veggie and let the kids have their cheese (more limited). We had tried a few recipes for mac and cheez with nutritional yest. It was horrible. The kids could not eat it. And as you said all the other faux cheeses are terrible as well. I really wish they could focus on something to replace it. We still stick to rice milk, and over time hope to rid ourselves of cheese.
Have you tried Dreena Burton's Mac O Geez? It's cashew based and delicious (my kids love it). Engine 2 Diet book also has a faux mac and cheese recipe.
Brewer's Yeast is a great sub for Parmesan.
I didn't have a problem giving up cheese. I thought I would, but it turned out to be surprisingly easy to stop eating it.
The ONLY exception has been pizza – the greasy, fried dough, pepperoni and cheese pizza is the only food that I've missed.
I'm allergic to soy – is the Daiya cheese all it's cracked up to be? It looks so delicious, and it gives me hope that some day I'll be able to eat pizza (the kind that I crave) again.
great post, & follow-up comments.
i've been on-again, off-again vegan for several years. born & raised vegetarian.
a few things i thought i'd chime in on.
1) sounds like some people have a really hard time dropping cheese. i, personally, ate a ton of cheese before i first went vegan & thought i would have a really hard time with it. turned out, after about a week i was repulsed by the look of it. i hadn't seen any of the vegan publications that show the horrible conditions animals are put in, so it wasn't an association thing. it is probably just that the human body isn't really supposed to be living on cow's milk,.. but, who knows? i know there is a lot of info out there regarding the fact that it's not really good for our bodies.
2) avocadoes are my favorite food! thanks for giving them the plug. i love them. BUT. it can be very difficult to eat them at the right time (not too hard, not too soft). so, if you are unfamiliar with them, get help from someone who loves them :) or be prepared to try them at different stages of their ripening if you don't love em the first time.
3) eggs: my fiancee is Polish & couldn't imagine living without meat or baking without eggs originally. the egg thing, especially. now, she loves it! & she can't believe that people think you can't bake without eggs. there are many recipes where you don't even have to substitute anything! & of course, there are substitutes if you think you need to or if you really do need a binding ingredient (e.g. bananas).
Great post! & nice to see all the discussion :)
one more thing
4) there are a ton of different cheese alternatives (oh yes, i love the nutritional yeast too! great stuff! but don't expect it to be the same as cheese, it is a different thing — my fiancee loves it too!). anyways, i'm not a big fan of meat & cheese alternatives, in general. but there are some good alternative cheeses out there, i think, and a Lot of different options.
here is one that Alicia Silverstone swears by: http://www.thekindlife.com/tlc_units/filter/2/41/1
I went on the web. Nutritional Yeast is $31 a pound. The cheapest price I got was for a 50 pound size!
For a lot of us, paying $31 a pound for a SUBSTITUTE when the real thing is less than a quarter of the price is certifiably insane.
Sorry about that. This is just a situation where nutritional yeast should actually cost less than cheese.
I would like to experiment with nutritional yeast as a substitute for cheese but I won't because the cost is not understandable or even realistic.
It's sad when we have to wait for WalMart to sell it in bulk to get a fair price.
Thanks for the tips! We will slowly faze out as we find products we like!
The kids have totally changed the way they eat.
Never thought they could eat soo many veggies.
And yes we LOVE Avocados!!!!!
I gave up cheese about 6 months ago after being conviced that dairy causes cancers in women. A few weeks later I found out that I already had cancer. Fortunately it was caught early and after a hysterectomy I believe we have licked it for now. I miss cheese very much but my close call with cancer will never let me return to eating it again. I am amazed at how much better I feel since I've gone dairy free.
My favorite chees alternatives are:
"Cashew Cheese" – buy it at your whole foods co-op or make it yourself easily with raw cahsews (soaked), nutritional yeast, a little garlic and lemon jiuce and some roasted red pepper. Whirred in a food processor this makes an excellent cheese spread – similar in taste and texture to those holiday cheese balls.
"Pirate's Booty brand Tings"
"Rigotta" made with tofu crumbled with nutritional yeast and lemon juice. Great in lasagna and ravilois. Side by side with the real chese it is very difficult to tell the diffrence
"Homestyle Chex Mix" I missed those little square nips of cheesy crakers so much that I had to come up with a crunchy cheesy tasting snack food. I mix a few tbs. of tahini or peanut butter with some good oil, soy sauce, garlic and onion powers, and nutritional yeast – then toss 1/2 box each of oat o's and shredded mini wheats in the mix and microwave it for about 4 min (stiring after each minute). Finally, I shake a little Adobo seasoning on it. This is my all time favorite and always have a bowl of it made up, even carrying a baggie of it in my purse. The only problem is that the oat o's are not totaly vegan (some vitamin D3). It's as close as I've been able to come to a really good, almost vegan, cheesy taste!
Hi everyone,
I was working at a cheese shop when I went vegan, sticking your head in a person-sized barrel of feta and coming home everyday and having to clean cheese out from under your fingernails is a wonderful way to never want to eat it again. Highly recommended. (Just kidding, obviously.)
About the eggs…Vegan Brunch by Isa Chandra Moskowitz has some tofu omelette recipes that feature black salt, which has a very sulfuric smell/taste that is similar to eggs. So similar in fact, that I made it and then couldn't bring myself to eat it!!! But if you are craving eggs, it might be perfect!
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Geez, the cheese thing… guys, it's just not worth it! I KNOW it tastes good — heroine makes you feel really GREAT, as I understand it! — but dairy does so much harm, whether you're looking at health, environment, or ethics…
If you've ever thought of going dairy-free, or already are & have friends that don't get why, go here:
http://www.ecovore.org/blog/?p=709It's definitely a different way of cooking, but once you get use to using other ingredients (along with avocado dishes & nooch sauces, I love making cashew cream sauces, cream soups w/ coconut milk, 'Dragonfly's Bulk Dry Uncheese Mix'– from vegweb.com — for 'queso' style dip, and any kind of nut cheez… mmmmmmmmm!)… but like anything else, it's mainly a matter of habit. For me, there are so many reasons to choose dairy-free, I'll never go back to eating that stuff: no matter WHAT it tastes like, it's just not worth it!
last time I ate meat was back in 99′ but after all these year's I'm not absolutely sure when I dropped dairy and turned vegan but it must have been around 2002. I've give a lot of vegan cheeses a try and some of they are really wonderful but one thing I miss the most is the blue cheese – I tried the "blue style sheece" but that was the worst disappointment ever.
Anyway nothing will ever (be it a taste or anything) make me eat anything that is not vegan but I still miss that taste of blue cheese and I'm really puzzled why someone can not make the same without using dairy?
(sorry for my bad English but it's my second language) -
I really wanna thank you for this post, it actually helped me put a lot of things together.
Drives me crazy how Vegans tend to treat Vegetarians like meat eaters. So what, we eat cheese. We eat eggs. I gave up meat out of respect for the lives of animals but I have to draw the line somewhere.
In the end it's fine if you want to live without dairy products but the tone needs to be changed.
You want to eat cheese? Fighting to drop it? Then don't. Same with eggs. You are still wonderful for dropping meat.
The thing is, some vegetarians do it for saving animals and say they are against animal cruelty, but the dairy that you consume could've gone to a baby cow but instead they were turned into veal. So by consuming dairy you are helping the veal industry. Obviously if it's just cuz you don't like meat, or the taste then by all means, but it doesn't make sense to say your against animals cruelty, and then eat cheese and drink milk. Even if i did stop being vegan and started consuming dairy, i still couldn't stomach milk….but colby jack or mild cheddar us damn good and i can understand cravings. My thing is, i'm 19 and i've only been vegan religiously for the past month, and i'm surrounded by foods i've grown up with and have been so use to eating, that the change is difficult for me. Macaroni and cheese is one of my favorites but the only mac n cheese sub. is a nasty "Roads End Organics" brand. And cream cheese i miss and green bean casserole is frickin amazing but i have to find a sub for that also. But it's worth it knowing that i'm helping baby cows :)
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I've been a vegan officially since January, but I've been a vegetarian on and off all my life (I never really liked meat very much and can't stand animal cruelty) but having no cheese was a really hard sell for me, especially since I love blue cheese and brie.
It's interesting that you suggest avocado as a good alternative, and it is lovely as a spread, but it's also a tropically-grown and imported food (at least here in Canada) so it's a little expensive. I've seen nutritional yeast around (and sold in bulk) but it never really appealed to me but I'll give it a try!
I want to become a vegan but love eggs. I just gave up cheese and am only missing pizza. };)> Occassional meat and cheese replacements are sufficient for me and I love the taste of soy milk. However, nothing has been able to put a dent in my egg craving. Meat has never been big in my book and cheese makes me sick (not lactose intolerant, at least not diagnosed) and I've always hated milk, so those were pretty easy to scratch off. Alas, eggs remain the perfect food in my book. I try to tell myself how bad eggs are for my cholesterol and that chickens suffer greatly because of the demand of this animal by-product. In spite of this, I'm still an eggaholic. I also love honey, but have been able to stop that. I do think eggs are a gazillion times tastier than honey, though.
Thanks for this thought-provoking post! Funny, I am a vegan who grew up disliking avocado, and only started liking it when I went raw. Now I LOVE a good, ripe avocado…I'm not satisfied w/it as a cheese substitute, but think it can really heighten a meal. (I do LOVE cashew cheese & daiya is at least DECENT tasting & GREAT in texture- I also LIKE the taste of FHY cheese, though the texture doesn't well mimic authentic cheese well. These HAVE helped to lighten my pizza cravings though- as well as the spiritual & emotional rewards that being vegan brings. :)


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South Africa's Biggest Labor Union Withdraws Support for ANC
Amogelang MbathaThe National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, the country's biggest labor group, said it won't endorse the ruling African National Congress in next year's election and called on President Jacob Zuma to resign.
The ANC's political alliance with workers is "dysfunctional, in crisis, paralyzed," Numsa General Secretary Irvin Jim said in Johannesburg today, reading from the resolutions of this week's special congress. Numsa will begin work on forming a political grouping to challenge the ANC in elections in the future, Jim said.
Numsa's move is the first by an affiliate of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, the ANC's biggest ally, to withdraw support for the ruling party. The 338,000-member organization has criticized the ANC's economic policies, which it says favors the wealthy and black elite and hasn't done enough to reduce poverty and create jobs for the one in four South Africans without work.
"There is clearly an increase in the fracture of support for the ANC," Adam Habib, a political analyst and the vice chancellor of the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, said in a phone interview. "The big question is by how much the support will dwindle."
Numsa today called on the 2.2 million-member Cosatu to split from its alliance with the ANC. The ruling party has won every vote since the first multiracial one in 1994 with more than 60 percent support, gaining 65.9 percent in the poll four years ago.
At Loggerheads
While Numsa's decision will lead to a drop in financial and electoral campaign support for the ANC in the short term, "on its own it's not debilitating to the ANC," Habib said. "The real issue is whether Numsa is prepared to use its base and resources to form its own political party which will contest for votes."
Cosatu and the ANC are still discussing the matter and aren't ready to make a statement yet, Keith Khoza, spokesman for the ruling party, and Patrick Craven, his counterpart at the labor federation, said in phone interviews today.
Numsa has been at loggerheads with the leadership of Cosatu since the group's general secretary, Zwelinzima Vavi, was suspended in August pending an investigation into an extra-marital affair he had with a subordinate. Vavi, a vocal critic of the ANC and Zuma, has said his suspension is part of a political plot to weaken Cosatu.
Zuma Booed
Zuma should resign because of the poor record of his administration in tackling corruption, Jim said. Zuma, 71, is embroiled in a political scandal relating to the possible misuse of more than 200 million rand ($19 million) of public funds used to upgrade his personal residence in Nkandla in KwaZulu-Natal province.
"Since the allegations on use of taxpayers' money for renovations of the president's home, there have been concerted attempts to squash the truth," Jim said.
Numsa's call adds to those made by opposition parties after the Johannesburg-based Mail & Guardian newspaper said last month a draft report by the nation's corruption ombudsman found Zuma personally benefited from the renovations to the home that went beyond required security upgrades. The ombudsman's final report is due to be released next year.
Zuma was last week booed by a crowd of tens of thousands of people at a globally televised memorial service for former South African President Nelson Mandela, who died on Dec. 5. That prompted Thabo Mbeki, who was defeated by Zuma in an election for the ANC's top post in 2007 and then ousted a year later as the nation's president, to say Zuma should step down if the ANC asks him to do so.


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Dinner at the Orangery
Whatever the occasion, the Orangery is the perfect Ayrshire dinner venue
Dinner in Ayrshire at The Orangery
Dine out in Ayrshire at our Orangery Restaurant for great food, great service and stunning views of the Ayrshire coast. Our dinner menu uses quality ingredients sourced wherever possible from the wonderful Ayrshire larder, skilfully cooked and carefully presented.
Tandoori Spiced Chicken Roulade £5.95
With an onion slaw, sweet curry dressing and toasted peanut salad
Cullen Skink £5.95
Traditional Scottish smoked haddock, bacon, potato and leek soup served
with crusty bread
Chicken Liver and Brandy Parfait £5.95
With red onion chutney, dressed salad leaves and garlic bread
Warm Salad of Arran Cheese £6.25
With lardons of Robertson's bacon, sautéed potatoes and a peppercorn sauce
Steamed West Coast Mussels £6.95
Cooked in Arran ale with fresh tarragon and a touch of cream with warm onion bread
Seasonal Fruit Platter £4.95
With a passion fruit syrup and mango water sorbet
Smoked Scottish Salmon £6.95
Served on a toasted muffin with caviar crème fraiche, endive salad and soft boiled egg
Grilled Fillet of Mackerel £5.95
On a fennel, pomegranate and chilli salad with a Sicilian pesto dressing
Soup of the Day £3.95
A warming bowl of our freshly made soup served with crusty bread
Pan Seared King Scallops £8.95
Served on an Ayrshire black pudding puree, with crisp toffee apple
and lambs lettuce salad
Beetroot and Balsamic Tart Tatin £5.95
With a goats cheese mousse and served with a peppery watercress
and mustard salad
North Atlantic Prawn and Langoustine Cocktail £7.95
With pickled cucumber, fennel, fresh lemon and an apple salad
Warm Salad of Monkfish Goujons £6.95
Sautéed in ginger, garlic and spring onions and served on a tomato salsa
and coriander couscous
Served with roasted vine tomatoes, mushroom, fried onions and fries
10oz Ribeye Steak £19.95
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Our steaks can be served with a complimentary sauce of your choice:
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Thyme Scented Breast of Scottish Chicken £12.95
Served with lemon dauphinoise potatoes, wilted curly kale and thyme jus
Steak et Frites £14.95
Pan fried 21 day mature 6oz sirloin of beef served with truffle scented field mushrooms,
roast vine tomatoes, green beans and French fries
Cajun Spiced Fillet of Cod £13.95
With a coriander rice pilaf, stuffed nicoise pepper and sweet curry sauce
Medallion of Scottish Beef Fillet and Whole Langoustines £19.95
With a garlic and herb butter, sea salt and rosemary potato wedges and house salad
Moules et Frites £12.95
Cooked in Arran ale with fresh tarragon and a touch of cream
and served with a side order of fries
Slow Braised Ayrshire Cheek and Breaded Loin Escalope of Pork £14.95
Served with a Parma Ham crumbed poached egg, potato rosti, garden pea fricassee
and a thyme jus
Beer Battered Catch of The Day £12.95
Fresh fish of the day cooked in a crisp West Brewery beer batter,
with homemade tartare sauce, twice cooked potato wedges and fresh lemon
Chargrilled Chicken Salad £12.95
With balsamic roasted beetroot, crumbled goats cheese and asparagus shavings
served with rosemary scented sauté potatoes
Grilled Fillet of Hot Smoked Salmon £12.95
Simply served with dill baby potatoes, chargrilled broccoli
and an Arran Mustard beurre blanc
Moroccan Chickpea and Carrot Filo Parcel with Feta and Coriander £11.95
Served on a warm spiced potato salad with a sweet curry dressing
Italian Seafood Casserole £14.95
Seafood of the day cooked in a tomato, garlic and vegetable stew
served with garlic aioli crouton and fresh parmesan shavings
Goats Cheese and Pumpkin Risotto Cakes £11.95
On a roast vine tomato and basil passata with rocket and red onion salad
Grilled Fillet of Hake £13.95
With a roast vine tomato, caper and basil olive oil dressing, seared cucumber
and crispy fried potatoes
Pan Roasted Best End of Lamb £15.95
Served with minted crushed potatoes, buttered samphire grass, roasted celeriac
and a red wine reduction
French fries £2.15 Fresh onion rings £2.45
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MillsHof Hutterite Colony was founded in 1994 as a division from the Cypress Hutterite Colony. In 2012 MillsHof Colony was a Schmiedeleut Group 1 colony. The minister was George Wollman and the manager was Paul Wollman.
Additional Information
Location: Glenboro, Manitoba (coordinates: 49.609722, -99.408889 [49˚ 36′ 35″ N, 99˚ 24′ 32″ W])
Address: Box 399, Glenboro, Manitoba R0K 0X0
Telephone: 204-272-2122
Author(s) | Bert Friesen |
Date Published | February 2013 |
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Super League XVIII Round 10 Review
The Easter Monday round of games produced a fair number of blow outs as the teams with smaller squads struggled to cope with the Easter weekend fixtures.
There were notable away wins for Leeds Rhinos in Perpignan, who ended the Catalan Dragons 100% home record and Hull FC who came from behind to see off Wakefield Wildcats.
As below we have a look at how all the games went:
Bradford Bulls 36
Tries Bateman, Sammut 2, Purtell, Kearney, Langley
Goals: Foster 4, Sammut 2
Salford City Reds 24
Tries: Gaskell, Murphy, Nero, Dixon
Goals: Sneyd 4
Att: 7,504
Bradford Bulls continued their good form by seeing off Salford City Reds at the Provident Stadium Odsal.
The Bulls came into this one in confident from after snatching a last minute draw at Leeds Rhinos on Thursday night. Likewise, the City Reds were also in buoyant mood with their unlikely home win over high flying Huddersfield Giants.
Bradford started on the front foot and took the lead on eight minutes when John Bateman got on the end of a Jarrod Sammut grubber kick.
Salford got back on terms when Brett Kearney managed to flick the ball straight into the path of the chasing Lee Gaskell, who kicked on and picked up to score. Marc Sneyd added the goal to level things up.
But, the comeback was short lived as the Bulls dominated the rest of the first half to lead 24-6 at the break. Keith Lulia and Foster combined to get Sammut over for the next home score.
Adrian Purtell crossed with four minutes of the half remaining and then a surging break from ex City Reds prop Adam Sidlow, set up Kearney for the fourth Bradford try of the half.
Salford began the second period well and Jack Murphy scored in the corner and then it was game on as former Bull Chris Nero went in from close range. Sneyd's third goal made it 24-18.
Jamie Langley settled the host's nerves by powering over the line with Sammut adding the conversion Salford would not go away and Andrew Dixon charged between the posts to set up an interesting finish.
However, it would be Bradford game as Sammut kicked a 71st minute penalty and then the halfback claimed a late try to finally put the game beyond the City Reds.
Huddersfield Giants 62
Tries: Murphy 3, Grix 2, Brough, Lunt, Lawrence, George, Cording, McGilvary
Goals: Brough 9
Widnes Vikings 6
Tries: Mellor
Goals: Gilmour
Att: 4,270
Huddersfield Giants got back to winning ways by trouncing Widnes Vikings at the John Smiths Stadium.
After Huddersfield shock loss to Salford on Good Friday, they needed to bounce back and return to their early season form. For Widnes after a great home win over Derby rivals Warrington, Head Coach Dennis Betts made six changes and his inexperienced team were no match for the Giants who effectively wrapped the game up by the interval leading 26-0.
Danny Brough ran the show for the hosts and it was one-way traffic from the 2nd minute as Larne Patrick' clean break led to Brough getting Aaron Murphy over for the first try of the game.
Full-back Scott Grix and Brough were next on the scoresheet before second rower Michael Lawrence took Shaun Lunt's pass to score on his first appearance of the season. Murphy then added his second just on the interval.
It got worse for Widnes after the restart when Leroy Cudjoe seized on a dropped pass by Gareth Hock and sent Luke George on an 80-meter run to the line for the hoists sixth try of the afternoon.
Brough carved out further scores for Jamie Cording and Grix as the Giants took their score past fifty points.
There was some consolation for the Vikings as second rower Dave Allen broke clear to get Joe Mellor over the line on 64 minutes, with Tom Gilmore adding then conversion.
However, Huddersfield continued their dominance as Murphy complied his hat-trick and Lunt burrowed his way over from dummy half to complete the hammering.
Hull KR 6
Tries: Eden
Goals: Hall
Wigan Warriors 84
Tries: Charnley, Green 3, Thornley 2, Richards, Hughes, Smith 2, Tuson 2, Powell, Farrell, Tomkins
Goals: Richards 12
Att: 7,894
Wigan Warriors demolished an under strengthen Hull KR at MS3 Craven Park in one of the most one-sided games in Super League history.
Both these teams came off great Derby wins on Good Friday, but Rovers came off the worst as they had to play without both recognised half-backs Michael Dobson and Travis Burns.
Wigan ruthlessly set about their 15 try destruction by getting things underway on four minutes as England winger Josh Charnley made the most of Kris Welham jumping out of the defensive line to score. Next to enter the try scoring mood was Blake Green, who signed from Rovers at the start of the season. Sam Tomkins speed then set up Iain Thornley as the Warriors find try scoring very easy.
Pat Richards and Jack Hughes added four pointers before Green made it a double as the lead ballooned out to 30-0. With time running out in the first half a dab thorugh from Craig Hall led to Greg Eden scoring a consolation for the hosts.
In the second period Wigan were ruthless as they added nine further tries and 54 unanswered points to rack up the biggest away win Super League history.
Green then put salt into the hosts wounds by completing his hat-trick after Craig Hall failed to find touch from a rare home penalty in the 42nd minute. Matty Smith helped himself to a quickfire brace and in the final quarter the floodgates opened as the Warriors ran in six more touchdowns.
Tomkins rounded off the scoring in the 78th minute with Richards kicking his 12th goal in a personal haul of 28 points as Wigan cemented the top spot on the ladder.
St Helens 48
Tries: Flanagan, Perry 2, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Greenwood 2, Makinson, Swift, Turner
Goals: Percival 5, Makinson
Castleford Tigers 18
Tries: Clark, Carney, Clare
Goals: Ellis 3
Att: 10,943
St Helens kept Castleford Tigers routed to the bottom of the Super League with a routine win at Langtree Park.
Both sides were looking to get their Easter up and running after suffering Good Friday losses to local rivals Wigan and Wakefield.
Led by makeshift half-back pairing of Jon Wilkin and Paul Wellens, Saints were too good for the Tigers in the first half as they had the match won at the break leading 26-0.
Mark Flanagan crashed over next to the posts for the first try after thirteen minutes. The next score came from an unlikely source in Ex Manly Prop Josh Perry who scored his first try for over two years on his return from injury.
Fellow prop Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook scored try number three as he took a short to score from close range. Joe Greenwood then helped himself to a double just before the interval.
St Helens continued were they left off in the second half as Greenwood scooped up a loose ball and sent Mark Percival clear before Tommy Makinson finished off.
Adam Swift then went over in the corner and with Percival converting for a fifth time the hosts lead ballooned out to 38-0.
To their credit, Castleford did not throw the towel in and responded with two quickfire tries from Daryl Clark and Justin Carney.
Perry made it a double as Saints continued their scoring but with the game won James.
Clare broke through to claim another Tigers consolation. However, Jordan Turner had the final say with the host's ninth and final try in the closing moments.
Warrington Wolves 54
Tries: J. Monaghan 2, Williams 2, Bridge 2, Hodgson, Ratchford 2, Currie
Goals: Hodgson 7
London Broncos 20
Tries: Dixon 3, Dollapi
Goals: Witt 2
Att: 9,681
Warrington Wolves got back to their efficient best with a 10-try mauling of London Broncos at then H.J. Stadium.
The Broncos had to give debuts to youngsters James Woodburn-Hall and Erjon Dollapi as they missed several experience players. Warrington were looking for a response after a humiliating loss to Widnes Vikings on Friday but they trailed early on as an interception from Chad Randall inside his own half, saw the hooker put Kieran Dixon over for the opening score.
The Wolves responded with two tries in quick succession with Joel Monaghan beating Liam Colbon to Richie Myler's high bomb for the first and Rhys Williams scoring the other.
Back came the Londoners as good work by Michael Witt enabled Dixon to touch down for his second try of the game.
Unfortunately for the visitors, their good work in the opening quarter was then somewhat undermined as full-back Alex Hurst lost the ball in a tackle five metres from his own line, leaving Chris Bridge with a simple score that Hodgson added the extras to.
Bridge soon claimed another after exchanging passes with Joel Monaghan on the fifth tackle. Just before the interval Dixon gave the Broncos some hope by going over for a first half hat-trick as his team trailed 22-14.
Warrington upped the tempo in the second half and hit the Londoners with thirty two unanswered points. Brett Hodgson grabbed his side's fifth try, followed by his fourth conversion as the visitors began to run out of steam.
Stefan Ratchford went over for a brace before Joel Monaghan, Ben Currie and Williams took the Wolves lead past fifty points in a romping win.
The Broncos at least had the final say as Dollapi marked his debut with a close-range try, converted by Witt on the full time hooter.
Wakefield Wildcats 22
Tries: Fox, Kirmond, Smith, Collis
Goals: Sykes 3
Hull FC 34
Tries: Shaul 2, Crookes 2, Heremaia, Briscoe
Goals: Tickle 5
Att: 8,126
Hull FC came from behind to get a much needed win over Wakefield Wildcats at the Rapid Solicitors Stadium.
Both these sides had contrasting Good Friday's as Hull needed a win after losing to City rivals Hull KR and for Wakefield they were looking for two win on the bounce after getting past neighbours Castleford Tigers.
The Wildcats made the best possible start as Peter Fox crossed in the corner, it soon became 10-0 as Ben Cockayne fed second rower Danny Kirmond, who burst clean through to touch down.
Hull started to settle after their poor start and hit back through Jamie Shaul who broke through a packed midfield and sprint half the length of the field for a memorable first try for the club.
Wakefield scrum-half Tim Smith, woeful loose pass was pounced upon by Aaron Heremaia and he offloaded for Ben Crooks to score. Danny Tickle added the extras to both tries to make it 12-10 in Hull's favour.
Just on half time Paul Sykes kicked a penalty goal to send the teams in level at 12-12. Shaul then edged Hull ahead again after the resumption but Wakefield would not lie down as they punished Joe Westerman ' mistake by Richard Mathers sending Lee Smith over.
The game was there to be won and it was the Black and Whites who would score next as Heremaia went through a gap in the hosts defence. Tickle made it four out of four as the East Yorkshire side led 24-16.
Heremaia then set up Crooks to score in the left corner and then Tom Briscoe made sure of a win for the visitors by going over for his sides sixth try.
Dean Collis crossed late on for the Wildcats but this was only a consolation as Hull FC claimed a valuable two points.
Catalan Dragons 12
Tries: Pryce, Bosc
Goals: Bosc 2
Leeds Rhinos 27
Tries: Moon, McShane, Jones-Buchanan
Goals: Sinfield 7
Drop Goal: Sinfield
Att: 9,465
Twelve men Leeds Rhinos withstood a Catalan Dragons second half comeback to run out impressive winners in Perpignan.
Super League's only 100% home record was on the line as the Catalan Dragons welcomed the Champions, Leeds Rhinos to the Gilbert Brutus Stadium.
With rain failing in Perpignan for most of the day, the Rhinos adapted better to the wet conditions and took the lead after eight minute when the ball was sent out wide for Stevie Ward to send Joel Moon sliding over the line.
Kevin Sinfield continued his impressive goal-kicking streak with the touchline conversion.
Catalan came close to scoring but could not break down the visitors defence and Sinfield extended the Rhinos' lead further in the 22nd minute with a penalty goal.
Once again the Dragons pressed but could not get any further and a third goal from Sinfield gave Leeds a 10-0 lead at the interval.
As in previous weeks, the French hosts needed to turn around a first half deficit to win the game and they were given a helping hand on 48-minutes as the Rhinos were reduced to twelve men.
Prop Ryan Bailey was given his marching orders for an off the ball challenge on Thomas Bosc. From the resulting penalty Leon Pryce steeped his way over the line with Bosc's conversion reducing the gap to 10-6.
Know with the upper hand the English Stand-off then set up a Bosc whose outrageous dummy allowed him to score underneath the posts and make his conversion a formality as the hosts led 12-10.
To their credit the Champions showed their metal and hit back when Sinfield levelled the scores on the hour mark with his fourth goal of the night.
This gave Leeds the lift they needed and shortly later Paul McShane dummied his way to the line from two metres out. Sinfield added the extras and a drop goal to give his side a 19-12 lead with ten minutes remaining.
England second rower Jamie Jones-Buchanan put the icing on the cake as he scored underneath the posts two minutes later Sinfield added a further penalty and his seventh goal of the night with five minutes remaining to seal a very food backs-to-the-wall win for the Rhinos.
Super League Ladder after Round 10
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10 |
7 |
1 |
2 |
371 |
123 |
248 |
15 |
2 |
10 |
7 |
0 |
3 |
272 |
152 |
120 |
14 |
3 |
10 |
6 |
1 |
3 |
277 |
179 |
98 |
13 |
4 |
10 |
6 |
1 |
3 |
242 |
180 |
62 |
13 |
5 |
10 |
6 |
1 |
3 |
252 |
206 |
46 |
13 |
6 |
10 |
5 |
2 |
3 |
263 |
206 |
57 |
12 |
7 |
8 |
5 |
1 |
2 |
181 |
122 |
59 |
11 |
8 |
Hull Kingston Rovers |
10 |
5 |
0 |
5 |
257 |
308 |
-51 |
10 |
9 |
Hull Football Club |
10 |
3 |
2 |
5 |
206 |
217 |
-11 |
8 |
10 |
9 |
3 |
1 |
5 |
208 |
232 |
-24 |
7 |
11 |
9 |
3 |
1 |
5 |
170 |
304 |
-134 |
7 |
12 |
10 |
2 |
1 |
7 |
186 |
298 |
-112 |
5 |
13 |
Salford City Reds |
10 |
2 |
1 |
7 |
144 |
335 |
-191 |
5 |
14 |
10 |
1 |
1 |
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Contextual religious education and the interpretive approach
Jackson, Robert. (2008) Contextual religious education and the interpretive approach. British Journal of Religious Education, Vol.30 (No.1). pp. 13-24. ISSN 0141-6200
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Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01416200701711675
This article responds to Andrew Wright's critique of my views on the representation of religions. Using various literary devices - associating my work closely with that of others whose views are in some ways different from my own, referring very selectively to published texts and exaggerating, and sometimes misrepresenting, what I actually say - Wright presents my work as dualistic, nominalist and as not genuinely hermeneutical. Wright contrasts what he sees as my extreme idea of religions as 'constructions' with his own view of them as 'social facts'. My reply illustrates and responds to Wright's account of my work, clarifies my own position and raises questions about Wright's views, especially in relation to those of Gavin Flood, whom he cites with favour. My conclusion includes the suggestion that, although our epistemological positions are different in some ways, they spawn pedagogies utilising some common principles and values.
Item Type: | Journal Article | ||||
Subjects: | B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BV Practical Theology > BV1460 Religious Education | ||||
Divisions: | Faculty of Social Sciences > Institute of Education ( -2013) | ||||
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH): | Wright, Andrew, 1958-, Religious education -- Teaching methods, Religious education -- Philosophy, Religion and sociology -- Great Britain, Knowledge, Theory of (Religion) | ||||
Journal or Publication Title: | British Journal of Religious Education | ||||
Publisher: | Routledge | ||||
Official Date: | January 2008 | ||||
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Volume: | Vol.30 | ||||
Number: | No.1 | ||||
Page Range: | pp. 13-24 | ||||
Identification Number: | 10.1080/01416200701711675 | ||||
Status: | Peer Reviewed | ||||
Access rights to Published version: | Open Access | ||||
Version or Related Resource: | Written as a response to: Wright, A. (2008) Contextual religious education and the actuality of religions. British Journal of Religious Education 30:1 , pp. 3-12. | ||||
References: | Arweck, E., Nesbitt, E. & Jackson, R. (2005) Common values for the common school? Using two values education programmes to promote "spiritual and moral development", Journal of Moral Education, 34 (3), 325-42. |
URI: | http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/id/eprint/2811 |
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By Dwain W. Penn
Zebulon council took further steps at the Sept. 14 meeting to try and bring a local bar and grill into compliance with the city's beer and wine pouring ordinance. A motion was approved to schedule a second hearing in as many months to discuss the violation.
Council questions business' pouring practices
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10/06/10 at 10:44 AM
In other law breaking circumstances, do people schedule meetings to decide which action to take or do they stop the offending behavior right then??
10/06/10 at 07:34 PM
Pull the license. It is disrespectful not to show or at least send an attorney in their place. They made it a point to show how important this license is to them by not appearing. Either that or they are not concerned because they are in the Zebulon mafia. If its mafia go to Elmo & Busters and get ya a cold one. The taps will be flowing. Its kind of funny, Morton being a lawyer and all, seems to be representing the City and bar at the same time! I guess he is doing some public defense work! He is really giving tax payers their moneys worth.
10/07/10 at 06:52 AM
If the city of Zebulon is so concerned with people obeying the law, they need to take a look at the laws concerning how the city limits can be expanded. It specifically disallows a city to extend an arm out in order to tax a specific institution that they believe will bring in more taxes.
10/07/10 at 10:17 AM
Get off this po-dunk website and find yourself a educated one. We do not appreciate people with knowledge on here.
10/12/10 at 07:03 AM
The above is not my comment.
They say immitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Does that still apply if the immitation is a poor one?
They say immitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Does that still apply if the immitation is a poor one?
10/12/10 at 11:06 AM
It all depends. Are you flattered?
10/07/10 at 07:21 AM
Would you really reschedule a hearing for anyone else??? no they would pull the license... so do it. .. Morton your a joke!!!!!!
10/07/10 at 08:58 AM
With an Abundance of caution we must give them every chance to appear.
10/07/10 at 09:00 AM
Dewey is in charge....
10/07/10 at 10:12 AM
Is the Godfather of the Zebulon crime family?
10/07/10 at 12:16 PM
Who Dewey? Put him in a suit and get him a table at an Italian restaurant. All he would need is a cigar and you got your man!
10/07/10 at 09:32 AM
If the bartender will hang from the ceiling while pouring the beer, it will not be illegal. He will be in airspace like airplanes. Now worry about something serious, like "What do they plant to grow seedless grapes? or Why does flammable and inflammable mean the same thing?"
10/07/10 at 10:07 AM
There goes the witch. Talking about hanging upside down like a bat. The bible also says to obey the laws of the land. Oh, I forgot, you dont take that book seriously either. Do you want to make the city a free for all also?
10/07/10 at 01:23 PM
That did not apply to Judges, right?
10/07/10 at 10:05 AM
why has the paper not reported on the house explosion on Melville Brown Road 2 NIGHTS ago? must not have been anyone important in the county......sad
10/07/10 at 12:10 PM
there was an incident yesterday by the golf course on 18. i seen emergency vehicles and a body being put in the coroner van. i was also curious on this.
10/07/10 at 12:33 PM
Maybe you should call the paper when you see things like this and they can be there asking questions.
They do not have a magic ball.
They do not have a magic ball.
10/07/10 at 06:02 PM
Good Idea.
10/09/10 at 07:24 AM
It's my understanding that the incident on Hwy 18 was a gentleman from the Newnan/Grantville area that had a heart attack and died in his vehicle. He must have felt it coming on and was able to pull the vehicle safely to the road side. Sad part is the truck was there all day before anyone stopped to check on why the truck was there. There poor man was dead in his truck all day. So sorry for this family.
10/07/10 at 12:17 PM
Why hasn't there been an article about that?
Why hasn't there been an article about ex-judge Caldwell practicing law now with M. Irvin in Thomaston? It's all over the radio. Of course, it's not the news it's all over, it's the advertisements for business.
Why hasn't there been an article about ex-judge Caldwell practicing law now with M. Irvin in Thomaston? It's all over the radio. Of course, it's not the news it's all over, it's the advertisements for business.
10/07/10 at 01:54 PM
another redneck trying to make meth. his lady friend said he yelled "watch this!" and the next thing she knew the house exploded!!
10/07/10 at 02:02 PM
I preached the evils of sin and beer drinking at our two golf courses, Cedars and Pines. Got laughed down and made fun over. There should be no compliance to bring a business into for the evils of alcohol. If you want to commit sin then go to another county, this is Pike and we don't need beer, wine or strippers. Call your chain of church members NOW.
Please notice I have put up a Vote for Governor sign in my yard, ya'll know what that means.
Please notice I have put up a Vote for Governor sign in my yard, ya'll know what that means.
10/07/10 at 04:50 PM
You are in the Bible Belt. Most of these Christians support all the sins you speak of. They say they cannot refrain from activities like that. But they go to church and thank Jesus for dying so they can do what ever they want. They believe this is how they will make it to heaven. Go get ya a beer and a lap dance. Remember the tune "we all sinners, yea!" Look around Pike County. They make a joke out of religion.
10/07/10 at 05:00 PM
Keep preaching friend. Do not feel bad for being laughed at and made fun of. Jesus's experience was not much different than yours. Just be glad they didnt nail you to a piece of timber!
10/08/10 at 09:55 AM
Jesus could walk on water.
JC wants everyone to believe he can too.
Peoples trusted Jesus.
JC? Check out his campaign signs, no winners just losers.
Oh,did I tell you he bakes biscuits?
JC wants everyone to believe he can too.
Peoples trusted Jesus.
JC? Check out his campaign signs, no winners just losers.
Oh,did I tell you he bakes biscuits?
10/09/10 at 10:43 AM
If people trusted Jesus, he would not have been crucified. As for walking on water, you Christians will believe anything.
10/12/10 at 09:00 AM
Well maybe God just showed him where the rocks were, But Jesus is still my man.
10/14/10 at 05:09 PM
Yeah right. Just like you told your first three husbands "Til death do us part". Your a lot more believable when you are voicing your witchcraft.
10/16/10 at 09:52 AM
Once upon a time a lady was going to trial for beating her husband to death. When asked why she done it she said, "It's like this, I poisoned the eggs in husband number 1,2 and 3. They died peacefully. The reason I beat number 4 to death is because he would not eat his eggs."
So as your answer, Mayhem. I tried to stay until death we did part, but they would not eat their eggs.
So as your answer, Mayhem. I tried to stay until death we did part, but they would not eat their eggs.
10/17/10 at 09:49 AM
So like all the others that keep committing the same sin, over and over, I can see why you want to hop on Jesus's back trying for that free ride. You will get further on your broom. Stick with it. (no pun intended)
P.S. There has been a lot of media on this website about a poor young lady who was beat to death. I know you think it is funny to write about people being beat to death. But if you can show just the tiniest bit of compassion for her family we would appreciate it. Maybe they will find peace in another 26 years and you can start up again about your sick acts against humanity.
P.S. There has been a lot of media on this website about a poor young lady who was beat to death. I know you think it is funny to write about people being beat to death. But if you can show just the tiniest bit of compassion for her family we would appreciate it. Maybe they will find peace in another 26 years and you can start up again about your sick acts against humanity.
10/21/10 at 06:38 PM
Hey Einstein...this one is about drinking beer. Come back when you sober up.
10/08/10 at 10:03 AM
Pike Lumber, we donate to good causes. We will even throw in the nails. Only you can help save the flour, cornmeal and wanna be politicians & phoney firechiefs.
10/08/10 at 09:05 AM
I have bought beer quite a few times and been asked by the clerk if I would like that bagged... My typical response is usually "No, I'm not a deacon".
10/10/10 at 09:41 AM
HAHAHAHAHA! Good one.
10/11/10 at 12:03 PM
What the heck is a malitia?
10/11/10 at 12:47 PM
thats the way you spell militia after drinking too many cold beers...
10/16/10 at 06:31 PM
An acronym for:
Mothers Against Liquor Increasing Tax Income Accrued
Mothers Against Liquor Increasing Tax Income Accrued
10/11/10 at 02:17 PM
You are against drinking but support homosexuality? The only thing you should be preaching is how to get a first class ticket to hell. You are just like all the other Christian hypocrites on here. They think they can pick and choose what they want out of the bible to suit their selfish lifestyles. And what to you all call it? Oh thats right, "grace". You keep trusting in God. But Satan is more proud of your views.
10/09/10 at 08:24 AM
Awww quit your bellyachin and pop a cold one
10/10/10 at 04:31 PM
It was my understanding that Elmo and Busters could only serve alcohol if a restaraunt was attached to the business. The restaraunt closed up months ago. I don't understand why they are still open...
10/10/10 at 07:42 PM
There's a tear in my Beer and I'm cry'in over here in South Pike County. Pop-a-top Again !
10/11/10 at 05:27 AM
I'd move to Pike County if they had some good hangout places to sit and enjoy a cold one. Nearest one I've found is the Riverside Bar on the Flint River but they are not open on Sundays. Here in Clayton County every bar is open on Sundays.
10/11/10 at 12:53 PM
try to open a bar in Pike: get railed straight out of the county...
try to open a new church in Pike: best thing since sliced bread...
I think that may be why it is hard to open a watering hole here. it cant make code...too close to a house of worship any where you could possibly attempt to build... bring back "The Truck-Stop" !!! lol....
try to open a new church in Pike: best thing since sliced bread...
I think that may be why it is hard to open a watering hole here. it cant make code...too close to a house of worship any where you could possibly attempt to build... bring back "The Truck-Stop" !!! lol....
10/11/10 at 02:34 PM
Pike needs to build all the churchs they can. Maybe one day they will build one that can actually read and comprehend what the Bible states. That would be a true miracle. Imagine a church in Pike that upholds the Ten Commandments! But with the economy the way it is I am sure they will stick to the easiest and of course the most profitable version of the Christian religion. Its like going to the gym. Would you rather go to a gym that makes you run 2 miles, do 25 push-ups, and then lift weights for an hour. Or would you rather go to a gym and get a full body massage and walk the treadmill for 5 minutes. Being one of those self proclaimed Christians is like going for the massage. But being true to the word of God is like going to the other gym. And like people that run and lift weights you will see results.
10/12/10 at 05:59 AM
More churches ? when would they worship ? would jesus be welcome ? there are more than enough pharisees to spread around
10/11/10 at 03:00 PM
Just call it a Gay Bar and it will get the approval of the Pike Patriot Homeowner and he might even get you some SPLOST money to dress it up. Only in Pike.
10/11/10 at 03:51 PM
Heck, if you sweet talk him enough he will get his buddy Danny Chief to bring out the fire trucks for the grand opening. Blinki lights, hero t-shirts and even a firedog.
thats funny
thats funny
10/11/10 at 03:03 PM
You know you left 7 on the bottom shelf of the fridge, ice cold, come and get them.
10/11/10 at 03:09 PM
All they have to do is put on a cheap buffet on Friday and Saturday nights between 5pm and 9pm and charge a cover charge to get in. Then say the cover charge is for the buffet. Works in Atlanta.
10/11/10 at 03:50 PM
You seem to know a lot about it. Almost as if you go there. I guess the hours are good for you. You can still make it to church Sunday morning and sing your "We are all sinners, Yea!" song!
10/11/10 at 07:42 PM
Got that stick rammed in there sideways tonight, do ya? Yeah, enjoy that.
10/12/10 at 06:23 AM
Actually, I think that is the Bible he's got rammed in there sideways. He was trying to get it as close to his brain as possible.
10/12/10 at 09:51 AM
I think he has his bible on a CD so it should go in easier. Only problem with the Patriot is he can't find it with both hands. Just say no to church biscuits and Firehouse Cornbread.
10/14/10 at 05:05 PM
Say no to the biscuits!? I thought thats why we were all meeting every Sunday morning. If its not for the food, why else are we standing around high five'n each other?
10/12/10 at 10:47 AM
Another supporter of the gay Atlanta buffet speaks. Save your fantasies for this weekend. This way you and the patriot will have something to discuss at the buffet!
10/20/10 at 11:23 AM
To Both sides of the Fence; Don'ts blame all this on our county attorney. Times are tough all over for all the peoples. If our county, city attorney and judge combo can represent both sides in courts then he is doing a good job. Three paychecks is better than ones.
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