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Rear fog lights review
I finally got off my butt and got the rear foglights working. Someone else figured it out and I just followed their guide. This involved replacing the switch with a new one, and running a wire to the FRM. Forgive the pics, iPhone :eeps:
New switch with rear fog light buttons http://www.wardphotography.com/Foggy/IMG_1469.jpg These are as bright as the brake lights since they use the adaptive brake lights http://www.wardphotography.com/Foggy/IMG_1458.jpg Close up of them on http://www.wardphotography.com/Foggy/IMG_1466.jpg Tonight was especially foggy, and they worked great! |
Where did you buy your switch?
They are also a huge PITA for the drivers following you at night when there is no/not much fog if you have them on just because you can!:mad: Once you have followed someone with their rear fogs on you will understand how annoying that can be.:thumbup:
OP, what is the button below the rear fog button? |
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Which is also why God invented 5% window tint. Always amused after someone flashes their brights at me from behind. Doesn't make a damn bit of difference when your rear windows are blacked out. :p |
That would be the button to turn off the display for the HUD |
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IMHO rear fogs is an atavism, like a cassette deck. Modern tail lights are bright enough for pretty much any conditions; I'd even say front fogs are pretty much obsolete too, and no wonder they are used for supplementary functions like cornering lights, etc. But as long as OP uses them appropriately, not like a douche below, more power to him.
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I've always thought that if I really needed rear fogs, it would be an indication I was drivng too slow....
BUT, having had some fun here, kudos for the effort. :) A |
Amen to that! Rear fogs can be useful and appropriate, assuming people only use their fog lights when it is foggy. But they are extremely inconsiderate to other drivers when used by those people who drive around with their fog lights on all the time as a style. "look at me, I'm a cool dude," statement. |
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Hi everybody i am new hear. I have a problem getting my rear fogs working. Have a X6M(2010) from the states but life in Europe so need them to work, anybody have solved this.
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I put the Euro switch on my X3. We're retired, like to travel, and have crisscrossed the USA several times (even drove from Florida to Seward, Alaska and back once). On many occasions we've found ourselves in some real "pea soup" and in these situations rear fogs have their place:
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English might not be his primary language. :)
How's your Portuguese?:tsk: |
Does our X5 have a similar switch to the 335d? These guys just cut off some tabs on the US switch and now they have a rear fog light switch. Seems like a relatively easy mod.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=797013 |
Sorry to bring this thread back. I got the euro switch for my E70 x5 rear fog lights that part works great. However. There is a dial to adjust the height of the headlights on the switch I purchased. (Same location as where blue dragons HUD off button is )Was wondering if anyone had figured out how to wire that up as well ?
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Today marks the start of Amanda's Holiday Bootie Buster Challenge and I am psyched! Nothing like a little challenge to keep ya from totally piggin' out (and spreadin' out) during the holidays. She has over 300 participants and you can still sign up until the end of today, so head on over. I think its going to be great meeting a lot of active folks and there are some great prizes too! I believe Miss Shelly was the big winner last year. I can't imagine why, I mean it's not like she's dedicated or anything.
Here's another fascinating and active lady I found through Q. I've always wanted to visit Australia, now I can live vicariously through Miss Barbie (as in, put another shrimp on the). She's an amazing wife, mom, triathlete and is uber cool! She is hosting a seriously aussome giveaway over at her blog. Checkity check her out.
After one gorgeous week of warmth, sunshine and salad, last week me hit me again with its darkness, wind and rain. But I kicked it in its sad blue a** with some Butternut Squash and Apple Soup. I love Ina Garten and have made this soup every November for the last five years. I halve the recipe, add a bit more curry to fire it up and leave it a little on the chunky side 'cause I'm not a big fan of pureed soups. All that was required to make it vegan was a switch from butter to Earth Balance. Yum! Hot and sweet, just the way I like it.
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I am so excited for the HBBC. It brings back loads of memories of Army Son helping out with his little siblings so I could get my workouts in and reminding me to do the little extras. I seriously think I won because of his support. He was such a great motivator...or maybe she just wanted me out of the house? Hummm?
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Project by CharlieM1958 | posted 12-31-2008 06:46 PM | 1811 views | 2 times favorited | 29 comments |
I decided to post these just so some of you guys won't think I've gotten over my box phase. :-) The larger one is cherry with walnut accents, and is approximately 5" x 7". The other one is walnut with maple splines, measuring about 4" x 6".
These were just sort of waiting-for-the-glue-to-dry projects while I was working on my winter contest entry, which I'll be posting soon.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
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#1 posted 12-31-2008 06:53 PM |
Beautiful, Charlie!! Really like the contrasting splines and inlay. Lew -- Lew- Time traveler. Purveyor of the Universe's finest custom rolling pins. |
#2 posted 12-31-2008 06:55 PM |
Way to go you show off. They are looking good. I love that figured Walnut! -- Odie, Confucius say, "He who laughs at one's self is BUTT of joke". http://woodstermangotwood.blogspot.com/ (my funny blog) |
#3 posted 12-31-2008 06:58 PM |
Cool boxes, Charlie! I agree with Odie on the walnut. -- Carl Rast, Pelion, SC |
#4 posted 12-31-2008 07:11 PM |
Great boxes Charlie. the walnut box has some class. great job. -- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware soon moving to Virginia firstname.lastname@example.com † |
#5 posted 12-31-2008 07:37 PM |
Very nice boxes Charlie, ditto with everyone else on the walnut. I like the inlay band on the cherry one also, nice touch. -- Gene, Majestic Eagle Woodworks, http://majesticeagleww.etsy.com/, http://www.flickr.com/photos/majesticeagle/ |
#6 posted 12-31-2008 07:56 PM |
Them's just dandy, Charlie. I like what you did while you were waiting for the glue to dry. I usually wind up on here which is not always as productive but still fun. -- Thos. Angle, Jordan Valley, Oregon |
#7 posted 12-31-2008 08:05 PM |
these are both awesome…I think my eye is drawn to the one on the right… -- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007 |
#8 posted 12-31-2008 08:21 PM |
Charlie… Keep up the great work! Have you considered fitting a lock into a box yet??? Tom -- Anybody can become a woodworker, but only a Craftsman can hide his mistakes. |
#9 posted 12-31-2008 09:12 PM |
Great looking boxes Charlie. I love the inlay strip. -- Wood Chuck (Bruce) http://3dwoodworkingplans.com |
#10 posted 12-31-2008 09:15 PM |
Very nice. I'm glad to see you're not just twiddlin' your thumbs while that glue is drying. I'm curious about your Winter Contest entry. I look forward to seeing it. -- "They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night." ~ Edgar Allan Poe |
#11 posted 12-31-2008 09:37 PM |
Thanks, everybody. Tom, I'm a little intimidated by locks. I'm not even crazy about hinges…. as these two prove. LOL! -- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood" |
#12 posted 12-31-2008 10:57 PM |
Charlie these look great, I really like the walnut top. Very good build. -- Mike, Bruce Mississippi = Jack of many trades master of none |
#13 posted 01-01-2009 01:28 AM |
Nice boxes Charlie. A full production. And what, no people kissing in the background of the pictures? Steve -- -- I'm no rocket surgeon |
#14 posted 01-01-2009 01:49 AM |
Looking good Charlie – that walnut did cry out to be a box lid! -- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade. |
#15 posted 01-01-2009 01:54 AM |
These are really nice, Charlie. The walnut one is simply gorgeous. To tell the truth I do not believe that you can ever "get out our a box phase". These things are simply addictive. Nice post. And I am glad to see you haven't run out of inlay material yet. :) It adds a nice touch to the cherry box. -- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine |
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It's good to have a weekly goal. If I feel uninspired I can focus on reaching my weekly goal of 16km. And this week I overshot it by two km again. Might need to up the ante. 18 kilometers it is!
22,5 km left to beat my monthly record.
It's good to have a weekly goal. If I feel uninspired I can focus on reaching my weekly goal of 16km. And this week I overshot it by two km again. Might need to up the ante. 18 kilometers it is!
22,5 km left to beat my monthly record.
Was supposed to just do a couple of easy km's and I ended up running 10.
Today I achieved my most important goal: Totally carefree and easy running. After 5.3 km I ran home for dinner. Then I ran another 3.6 km, burping vietnamese food all the way.
Not fast, but more enjoyable than ever. If it continues in this direction, I'll be able to skip my way through the half marathon in April. While whistling.
Edit: Maybe the reason it felt so good was the temperature. A comfortable +5°C (41°F)!
Spring is here.
Since my last post I've become father of a beautiful daughter who enjoys milk a lot. She hasn't got a name yet, but we call her "Lanugo" after the little baby-hairs on her shoulders. She makes life a lot more enjoyable and that includes my interval running. Also, a few days without running makes running more enjoyable.
Interval work: Second km 4:15, fourth 04:13.
(Short term-goal: 3 1km laps under 4:10. This earns me new shoes.)
It's getting warmer, and I'm longing for the day when I can simply put on a t-shirt and shorts and head out the door.
4:11/1 km is fast for me. Had fun today. Found a good "track-like" route, with good, new tarmac, and almost exactly 1km. In the slow laps I tried to incorporate some drills like butt-kicks and high knees. My target race speed for the half marathon is about 05:00, so I consider this "sprinting" (for now). Will be doing more interval training.
1 km laps:
1: 6:17.4
2: 4:10.7
3: 6:53.7
4: 4:24.6
This kind of weather is extreme for Denmark. Yesterday the brake-wires on my bike were frozen. Today was a bit warmer: A comfortable -5 °C. Good run today, and fast considering i'ts very slippery outside. Lots of powder snow. Quads and ankles are OK, and I overshot my weekly goal by 3 Km.
What is will power? It used to be the ability to put on my running shoes and force myself out the door. Those were simple days.
These days will power is what I need to respect my rest days, and not go for meaningless runs like the one today. Hobbling along with legs hurting doesn't do any good for my form or VO2 Max.
I should focus on getting some cross-training done, and eating less junk. Got to lose six kg before half marathon in April. That is not going to happen if I don't start eating better tomorrow. Wish me luck. Or will power.
… acccording to BirthdayShoes.com. I had some good laughs here, especially at some of the commercials and slogans. I think KangaROOS should have made the list. Shoes with pockets, how great is that! And how extremely gimmicky! And the ones with the blinking lights! But I guess those are HONEST gimmicks, and not as fun as the one below.
Nevermind how they look: That shoe is unstable and harmful. I would never let my granddad wear them, for safety reasons. Actually the common factor in most of the shoes on the list, is that they are unstable. Which in my opinion is a bad thing for a shoe. Reebook says it flat out in this commmercial for EasyTone: "There's actually a little instability built into the shoe." At least it's being marketed to healthy women.
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I'm forgiving when it comes to gimmicks. All sports gear is is peppered with technology and most of it is… well gimmicky. It adds to the hype, and possibly the pleasure of the wearer to know there is something special and new about their garment or shoes. It gives us something to talk about.
Were I'm more worried is when these are sold as a way to cure conditions, to people looking for e.g. pain relief. For example, I know several people who had to stop wearing their expensive MBT shoes, because their back pain got worse. The only thing that shoe did was force them to walk heavily on their heels. Try to notice if you see anyone wearing these, they probably have lousy posture.
That kind of gimmick can make me angry. When did we start taking medical advice from salesmen?
Actually, a pocket for money isn't a terrible idea. I'm more skeptical to the Dynacoil that returns the energy you put into the ground. Wow, does that mean that actually NO energy is spent on shock absorption? Anyway I can see why kids would want this shoe in 1986. It looks awesome, and has NASA technology, and a pocket. Who can argue with that?
My weather app says "-9 C, feels like -16 C". It accounts for the wind chill factor. Keeping the torso warm is not a big problem, but any exposed skin really feels it. And how do I keep my TEETH warm? If this weather holds up, I'm getting a ski mask.
Today went well all the way until the big dents in the pace at 3km, when I got a cramp in the back (the one at 1 km is just a traffic light). But it still felt OK, now I'm finally really running. That means I am limited by the shape I'm in and not some microscopic ligaments in my ankles trying to adapt. Changing form is boring… Can't believe I found the patience to go through with it, but I'm glad I did.
Today I just put the foot down relaxed in a neutral position, and ran. No thinking about how the foot lands, or how the legs moved at all. Kept my focus on trying to relax the shoulders.
It's like I found a second gear today, how to run easy and relaxed at about 4:30/km pace. I think this might be my ideal race pace. The first couple of km's felt incredibly light and easy. My slow pace is about 6:00/km. I'll see if it sticks.


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The Music
Called "The Point," the coaxial driver uses a single layer of TPX polymer, reinforced by radial ribs, to create a driver of unusual rigidity without adding mass. The "bass module," which is to say everything up to 200Hz, is first placed within the room and is raked backwards to mate with the listening position, then the coaxial module is rotated to achieve precise focus.
That, at least, is the theory—and, powered by an Audio Research CD-7 CD player ($9000), Reference 3 preamplifier ($10,000), and Primare A3 250Wpc power amplifier ($4495), The Music was pretty convincing. Lots of slam, supported by tones of air. Not to mention, a layered, holographic soundstge that beckoned me to stay seated long past the point where duty elsewhere called.
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China state firms eye land around Panama Canal - waterway authority
* Looking to develop around 1,200 hectares land around the Canal
TEHRAN Dec 31 Iran said on Monday it would not back down from its demand for a share of around 20 percent of the Caspian Sea, which boasts huge hydrocarbon reserves and valuable caviar stocks.
The leaders of the five Caspian Sea states, including Russia, pledged at a summit in Tehran in October to overcome differences on dividing the sea and its resources but failed to agree on boundaries or a final share.
Iran wants all resources shared equally among the five states, even though its coast accounts for less than 14 percent.
"Based on this principle (principle of fairness) ... our share would be 20 percent," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini told a news conference.
"In order to reach this share, we have always made an effort and we are not going to retreat from our share," he said.
The other littoral states are Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
At stake are estimated oil reserves of as much as 49 billion barrels -- equal to about half that of an OPEC member such as Kuwait -- and reservoirs with 230 trillion cubic feet of gas. The Caspian is also the world's main source of caviar.
The October summit did not agree on a new pact to replace agreements on the sea's status dating from the era of the Soviet Union. It said setting up a legal regime for it was "the most important duty" but did not give a timetable for achieving this.
Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan in particular have been quick to extract hydrocarbons, even without a final deal. They have signed bilateral accords with Russia. Iran opposes such deals.
Without a comprehensive pact on sharing resources or clear demarcation of boundaries, tensions can grow. Ownership of several big oilfields is hotly contested.
Russia has argued for dividing the seabed between the five states but keeping the waters in common use. Some experts say this is so it has more room to manoeuvre its Caspian navy of around 100 ships, far larger than any other coastal state. (Reporting by Hossein Jaseb, writing by Fredrik Dahl; Editing by Peter Blackburn)


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Since Glenn's death in December, devotees have stopped by OSU exhibit.
Some costume shops have run out of wigs mimicking the U.S. president's memorable hairstyle.
Raising young children face unique obstacles, joys.
Wave season is sort of like the Black Friday or Cyber Monday of the cruise industry.
Audio may not be interesting, but it's helping insomniacs.
ST. ANN, Mo. — The man in the leather motorcycle jacket is known as Mr. Woody around these parts, where conversations touch on dinosaurs, robots, and upset stomachs. As Mr. Woody walks through the halls of Drummond Elementary, he
When you are confined to a motel room at night, the evening meal becomes uniquely challenging.
People speaking out against new presidential orders that limit travel and target immigrants.
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The defaults for setting up VM's as if they were private machines used by customers of a cloud, everything isolated. This describes how to set up VM's that are more like having several desktops on a local network. They are secure, but they can also work together behind a firewall.
The VM host server can be libvirt, VMWare, etc. This could be a Jenkins (formerly Hudson) slave for builds, or just a desktop for running Ubuntu. I don't set up anything for lots of users, like LDAP or NIS. For less than 5 users, doing this with passwd files works. This works in an environment of Fedora, CentOS, Ubuntu of several versions.
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Real sunshine today in northern New Jersey.
The first summer we owned this house, our daughters went Dollar Tree decorating crazy on Memorial Day:
I love your Old House! Love the porch too! I even loved her with the yellow siding and green shutters, but wow for the white and black:) Your door looks so fall festive! Just out of curiosity, what kind of home did you live in before "That Old House"? We live in a duplex and your home is my Dream home :) Maybe someday when the kiddos grow up...sigh:)
ReplyDeleteYour home is the house of my dreams, all white with a great big, old front porch to sit and rock away my cares - it's just lovely!! I also felt like I was wrestling with my slipcovers until I read about this handy tip. Put the insert in a bag your dry cleaning comes in, then slide it into the slipcover, then pull off the bag - it works like a charm - hope it helps.
That Old House looks wonderful no matter what the season! I keep looking at the paint job. Love the crisp white and the contrast of the shutters. Your house was the kind I loved going to as a child trick or treating; so warm and welcoming.
Hope you had a wonderful time at the beach house.
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I'd throw in Meaker for Broad if Finn isn't fit. Just think he'd add some variety and pace to the attack. I rate Onions, but I'm not sure if he'd suit Indian conditions.
Dennis still turning in his grave though....
Another dig at the Adelaide track?
Don't know how you guys find the time. These days I am so tired that I can't be bothered to watch any cricket.
Personally I'd bring Bell in for Patel and Bresnan in for Broad. Though I wouldn't mind if Onions was brought in, we'd benefit from someone of his bowling style I think. Although if it's another big turner it won't make much difference...
A bit hard to argue that someone with 43 test wickets @ 43 a piece is clearly a superior pick to someone with 408 wickets at 32. Personally, never found Mishra anywhere close to test class, and whilst I can understand the logic of picking a younger unproven spinner over Harbhajan, I dont necessarily think that picking someone with his experience and skill on a raging turner was a catastrophic decision.
I was not advocating picking Mishra..I just wanted to know what people think of Mishra and whether he is considered a prospect... Personally for me the last great Indian spinner retired in 2008..since then all are blah.
on the flip side that is a problem.
fast bowlers are falling apart faster than anything because of the excessive amount of cricket being played, which is degrading the standard/quality of cricket.
i'd prefer to watch teams at full-strength at the expense of fewer games than the other way around
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The last leg..
... getting my feet back down on earth I can look back at an amazing 6 months. As a whole it seems to have flown by but when I look at the maps and the diary at the detail, for example when I cycled into Bordeaux, it seems an awful long time ago.
It's the best thing I've ever done and there wasn't a moment of regret at any time so don't be surprised if I bugger off again if can afford it. The thrill of getting to see a new place day after day takes some beating, and there was ...
... and the GPS was set to take us by the shortest route - well, it might have been the shortest route on a map but the narrow roads in the Devon countryside slowed us down considerably. At times the laneways were just wide enough for two cars to pass - the sides of the road were high hedges with no verge.
We arrived safely in Torquay and found the Model Village. It was opened in 1962 and has been added to up to the present day. It ...
So the journey begins!
after a week long of 21st birthday celebrations, leaving dos and saying goodbye to loved ones..my journey finally begins! very emotional morning saying goodbye to mum and dad, brother and his girlfriend and my cousins..still trying to get over the fact that it's real! soo many different emotions!! excitement and nerves being the main ones! goodbye England! see you next ...
Cardiff to Plymouth
... back to the hotel.
On Friday morning we left Cardiff to travel to Plymouth where we will spend 3 nights. Most of the journey was on the motorway and the traffic was not very heavy. We were happy that we were travelling south, rather than north, as the northbound traffic was very, very heavy and very slow for at least 30 miles. We don't know why there was a great exodus from the Devon and Cornwall area - maybe they were heading to London to cheer on ...
And we are off.
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Sunday, October 21
All's Well That Ends With A Merely Short-Term Chilling, Racially-Motivated Voter Suppression Campaign Put Up By "Mistake"
THE Freedom Defenders at Clear Channel have announced that dozens of the above billboards will be removed immediately, since the Freedom Defenders at Whatever Anonymous Family Foundation Which Was Accidentally Permitted To Fund Them Contrary To Clear Channel's Own Rules has--wisely, we think--decided it would rather remain anonymous than further its voter education efforts in the open.
The billboards have been erected in Cleveland, Milwaukee, Columbus, Ohio, and elsewhere, in what the headline writers described as "predominantly poor neighborhoods", which is the faux-balanced way of pretending the targeting might not have been racist.
And, since our own No Preteritio policy is enforced by the same legal team that vets Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings' contracts, we're not going to mention that the odds of Clear Channel accidentally contracting to put up anonymous political billboards targeted at You Know Who are identical to the odds of Clear Channel accidentally revealing the name of the foundation in question. It's just math. Contracts are hard. I'm sure they don't understand what they're signing half the time.
But may we just mention, now, how the Republican voter suppression--sorry, voter fraud suppression--routine--you'll forgive my assumption about the anonymous foundation's political leanings, contrary to this blog's practices--underlines the fact that these rich bastids and their rodential henchmen don't know the first fucking thing about real people? Good Lord, the idea that poor people really imagine that stuffing a ballot box would make things better for them! How far removed from reality do you have to be? Isn't this, really, at the heart of our national "debate" over the superior personhood of corporations? Sheesh, just look at the sorts of people who run them.
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It's not that the GOP thinks poor people are going to rise up, en masse, and vote for the other party. It's that the GOP knows, deep down, that their platform does not actually represent a majority point of view, and so they look for every edge they can get.
1. Suppress a few votes in "swing states."
2. Swipe another national election.
3. Profit! - 10:27 AM EDT
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Whenever I hear about vote fraud, the voter is a well-to-do white person. Wouldn't it be cool to see the same billboards in gated communities and high end suburbs?
Pardon me sir. Didn't you mean rodential intercoursing henchmen?
I hold a faint hope in my innocent, look on the bright side liberal heart, that some of these suppress the vote, scare the people, tell your employees how to vote if they know what's good for them, make voting as inconvenient as possible efforts just might boomerang on those who are behind them.
If there's one thing Americans dislike, it's being bullied and pushed around. Just maybe, a few folks who hadn't even planned to vote may show up at the polls and vote for our guys, just out of spite. Nobody puts baby in a corner! - 11:45 AM EDT
From a comment to the article:
"Obviously, if any one racial group views this sign as racism, they are probably very much involved in voter fraud."
Obviously we're doomed. - 2:07 PM EDT


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1) What is a Link?
A link refers to the connectivity between two devices. It includes the type of cables and protocols used in order for one device to be able to communicate with the other.
2) What is a node?
A node refers to a point or joint where a connection takes place. It can be computer or device that is part of a network. Two or more nodes are needed in order to form a network connection.
3) What is backbone network?
A backbone network is a centralized infrastructure that is designed to distribute different routes and data to various networks. It also handles management of bandwidth and various channels.
4) What are the layers of the OSI reference model?
There are 7 OSI layers: Physical Layer, Data Link Layer, Network Layer, Transport Layer, Session Layer, Presentation Layer and Application Layer.
5) What are routers?
Routers can connect two or more network segments. These are intelligent network devices that store information in its routing table such as paths, hops and bottlenecks. With this info, they are able to determine the best path for data transfer. Routers operate at the OSI Network Layer.
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It refers to a direct connection between two computers on a network. A point to point connection does not need any other network devices other than connecting a cable to the NIC cards of both computers.
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Anonymous FTP is a way of granting user access to files in public servers. Users that are allowed access to data in these servers do not need to identify themselves, but instead log in as an anonymous guest.
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A subnet mask is combined with an IP address in order to identify two parts: the extended network address and the host address. Like an IP address, a subnet mask is made up of 32 bits.
10) What is the maximum length allowed for a UTP cable?
A single segment of UTP cable has an allowable length of 90 to 100 meters. This limitation can be overcome by using repeaters and switches.
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Installing textures easily!
The default texture pack is in the minecraft.jar in the "bin" folder from .minecraft.
To get the default texture pack,
1. Go to "Computer"
2. In the search up in the screen type "%Appdata%"
3. Now your in a folder named "Roaming"
4. Go to the folder named ".minecraft"
5. Now ur in the minecraft folder
6. Now go to "bin"
7. Find and extract the minecraft.jar
8. Now you have all of the default texture pack!! Oh, its named minecraft
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how can i get the default texture pack for mincraft classic ( creative mode )?
Here's a link:
I could upload it as the whole map, its a zip, if the link isn't working, tell me, and ask me for a tutorial...
To extract:
1. Go to the folder u placed the pack.
2. Then (if sure u have winrar) right mouse click,
3. Select extract here.
4. If its extracted go to the "run" program.
5. type "%temp%".
6. In this folder go to the folder "minecraft.net".
and place there...
omg thx soo much
Hey, I have a big annoying problem with my default texture pack you see, i downloaded this texture pack. but it broke my minecraft. So i downloaded a app to fix the texture pack, but what its done [other then fixing my texturepack] is that its replaced my default with the other texture pack. and after a while im sick of the stupid texture pack and want to play in default or somthing else, but i cant cause if i add a texture pack, minecraft dosent work again. i tried re-downloading minecraft which dident work. So...
can't you just delete the minecraft.jar folder and then update ur minecraft?
Have you tried to delete "minecraft-1.2_02" and "Version" in the bin folder?
hey guys,i need some help,i edited a tile with paint,but now the things like glass and flowers are white!! please help me!
Transparency doesn't work with paint
try using paint.net or photoshop
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Lot 184: 18th Century portrait oil on canvas, Charles Edaward Louis Philip Casimir Stuart, Young Chevalier or Bonnie Prince Charlie (1720-178...
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This will be on January 27, 2007 from 2 pm to 8 pm at the 6th Floor (Poolside Area) Classica Tower 2 Condominium HV dela Costa St., Salcedo Village,Makati City 1200
I have a clear agenda on why I want to be there. This includes:
- Talk to bloggers, educators, and site owners to seek for help in promoting the Philippine Schools Cyberfair 2007 (sample blog plug) and DigitalFilipino Web Awards.
- Catch up with club members about our advertising revenue program for bloggers and site owners.
- Catch up with Abe, Angelo, and other bloggers about speaking and moderating at iBlog3 to help out in getting more newbies and non-bloggers into blogging.
- Talk to Aileen about forthcoming activities and her plans. (show up wearing the necklace she gave as a gift from Indonesia)
- Talk to Migs about Philippine Internet Review book 2.
- Catch up with Marc and check out if he brought pictures of his well-beloved baby that he often blogs about.
- Catch up with Noemi about the Weight loss competition by Fitness First and how is her experience with it so far. I've been actually considering to sign up with Fitness First for quite sometime now but never got to do it.
- Catch up with Anton and inquire about his next food trip.
- Catch up with bloggers who joined Ituloy AngSulong and exchange survival experience.
- If there's a demand for it, I might even bring my fortune reading kit.
Congrats Abe and to all the organizers of Blog Parteeh 2007!!!
Event Sponsors are:Migs Paraz, MyJournal Philippines, FeedText, Inc., A Bugged Life, The Blog Herald, b5media blog network, About My Recovery, Pinoy.Tech.Blog, Sheero Media Solutions, Enthropia, Inc., Krispy Kreme Philippines, GMA New Media, Awesome Philippines, Codamon.com, Bouncing Red Ball
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5 Costly Songwriting Similarities5 times songwriters admitted that their songs were a bit too similar to older songs, so they split the songwriting credit and the money.
Coldplay, Sam Smith Support War Child in 'Enough is Enough' Campaign"Fatima and her family were forced to flee their home when conflict broke out in Syria, and she now lives as a refugee in Jordan."
Are Sam Smith and Adam Lambert Collaborating?The two are hanging out together in "London town."
Sam Smith Clarifies Oscars Acceptance Speech"My point was to shine some light on the LGBT community who i love so dearly."
Sam Smith, The Weeknd, Lady Gaga At The Academy AwardsSee the AMP artists onstage at the Academy Awards prior to Sam Smith taking home the Oscar for Best Original Song for the 'Spectre' theme "Writing's On The Wall."
Sam Smith Responds to Internet Backlash Over 'Shocked' Tweets"I was merely sharing an experience that I had in the hope it would draw attention to how ridiculous it is to be racist in 2016."
Sam Smith Throws Shade at RadioheadThe Golden Globe winner took a dismissive tone.
Sam Smith Discusses Plans for New Album"I feel like each album is my baby."
Lady Gaga and Sam Smith Among Winners at 73rd Golden Globe AwardsLady Gaga on winning the Globe: "It's one of the greatest moments of my life."
Sam Smith, Wiz Khalifa Earn Golden Globe Nominations For Best SongAlso nominated: Brian Wilson for his biopic, and Ellie Goulding for "50 Shades of Gray."
Listen to Sam Smith Cover Amy Winehouse's 'Love Is A Losing Game'
Hear the Saddest Song Sam Smith Ever Wrote"I wanted to remind everyone where I come from as a songwriter and what my intent was when I made this album."


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1. remixfa (Posts: 14471; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
and for every article about a developer bitching that they cant make money, an article like this comes around. obviously people are buying tons of apps. if yours aint one of them maybe u should rethink what ur developing.


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LocalHiresDN needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 56 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
LocalHires- http://www.localhires.com
LocalHires has over 230 local city sites dedicated to connecting job seekers and employers with networking, job postings, and face-to-face hiring events.
Employers(companies) who purchase recruiting products- both existing customers and prospects who are familiar with job postings and job fairs. We'd like to emphasize that we are a national network of sites with local reach to meet all of a company's hiring needs.
An HTML template that can be easily customized and targeted with offers, sales rep details. A catchy design that emphasizes our national reach, local products, ease of doing business, and special offers. You can see our color palette- blues- at http://staging-localhires.aptanaclo…/employers. We have also attached our current email templates and an email from Southwest that does a nice job of conveying the national map that serves people in multiple local markets. Maybe a map concept would work well for a section of our design? Be creative- we'll appreciate it!
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Derksen January 2017 Update
Dear Family & Friends,
We trust that this year has begun well for you. Here are some of our comings/goings as we launched this year.
Our first trip for the year was to Mexico City where the TeachBeyond Mexico and the BridgeWay North American School boards met (http://www.bridgewaymexico.com/). We celebrated the signing of a new rental contract for our location, and made some significant strides forward in our board decisions. Please continue to pray for us as a board and for our director, David Brownrigg, as significant work (including fund raising) needs to happen in the next few months to be ready to launch in August 2017.
This is our board with some additional guests who helped us celebrate the signing of the contract.
This is the courtyard of BridgeWay North American School – our CMA Canada leader, Brem Frentz, is praying a blessing over the school.
After the board meetings our Regional Leadership Team came to Mexico City for our annual meetings – coming from Venezuela, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Canada. We took the Kairos Course (http://kairoscourse.ca/), along with the Canadian Pacific District leadership team and some BC pastors. What a great week of learning and hanging together.
Learning together.
Canadian Pacific District (BC) gang.
Kairos Course Mexico City 2017 group photo.
Weekend site seeing in Mexico City – Sun/Moon pyramids and downtown Mexico City.
Michelle then stayed on in Mexico City for another course – Developing a Discerning Heart, used to disciple women leaders. She had a great time with some of our teammates and leaders from Venezuela, Costa Rica, Cuba, Mexico, US, and Canada.
Leadership training week.
Mexico City is an amazing place with about 23 million (greater city area) plus people.
Thank you for following this blog and spending a few minutes praying for us and those we work with. We are thrilled to be part of such a high quality team.
Murray & Michelle
2016 in Review
Dear Family & Friends,
May 2017 be an amazing year for each of you. Here are a few snippits from our lives in 2016, starting in April.
In April we were able to make a stop in Costa Rica where our teammates, Curtis & Linda Doell, help train local leaders who are doing an amazing job at seeing neglected communities transformed in many different ways.
We were also part of a consultation in April regarding the role of various partners (Canada, US, Chile, and Peru) in Cuba. What a great sense of camaraderie and solidarity, especially facing the various changes that are happening between the US and Cuba at this time.
In May the biggest accomplishment was the launch of the Leaders Matters Course (wetrainleaders.org) in Spanish. This was the culmination of 4 years of planning and mini courses. What a great success it was. The next one in Spanish is planned for August 2017 with an even greater number of Spanish trainers. We are excited about this leadership skills course.
At the end of May, beginning of June our Canadian Alliance family had our get together at General Assembly. What a time of refreshing and a time to see God doing many really cool things among us. We feel privileged to be part of C&MA Canada (cmacan.org).
Later on in June we went to Winnipeg to celebrate Kilcona Park Alliance Church's 40th Anniversary (www.kilcona.org). This was where we "cut our teeth" in pastoral ministry from 1987 to 1991, and where our boys were born (while living in our first "owned" house ever :0). It was great to be together with so many people we intersected with during those important and fruitful years.
We spent Canada's 149th birthday in Victoria, BC and on the island with family and friends. What a great heritage we have in this country and we are so thankful for all the support we get from here. We truly are blessed people.
In July we got to spend some time in Mexico, partly on holiday, then on retreat with our teammates there, plus speaking in a couple of churches in Guadalajara (which was our first international post 1992-2001). It was wonderful to reconnect with so many people.
One of the key activities in August was visiting Chile – Santiago, Temuco, Quellón, and Iquique. What an amazing country, full of people that are so warm hearted and hospitable. We made many new friends and ministry partners in the 9 days that we were there. It was winter in August :0).
In September we got to spend some time in Kelowna and area. We had Gabriel & Iris Li, our team leaders for the work in Aruba, with us and got to show them some of the beauty of the Okanagan.
October saw us back in Toronto for our regular meetings with other regional and district leaders from CMA Canada. On a weekend retreat with our global team we were able to stop by Niagara Falls, ON. What an amazing place. Truly one of this world's natural wonders.
From Toronto Murray was able to travel on to Turkey for a conference of Latin international workers sent out from many South America countries. The conference was held close to the ancient city of Ephesus on the Aegean Sea. It is so good to look back at history and realize that although the city, that was host to a famous New Testament Church, is no longer there, the faith that inspired that church stills lives even stronger in most of the globe.
From Turkey, Murray was able to attend the Alliance World Fellowship meetings in Bangkok, Thailand. Once again the gathering of Alliance people was inspiring, especially with leaders there from Syria and Iraq where so much conflict is happening and where the church is staying and working closely with refugees. Mitch (who lives in Qatar) joined Murray in Thailand for some adventure :0).
November was a full month, with trips to: Whistler, BC for the district pastors retreat; Paraguay to help get the Maskells settled in their new location; Venezuela to speak in some churches, help formulate an aid plan, and spend time with our teammates there (Wong, Hiebert, and Dyer); Panama to meet up with some of our Chinese partners; and Mexico to spend a few days orienting our new team leaders there (Blake & Kathy Penson).
We were all back together in the snowy Okanagan for December. Mitch & Lauren came in from Qatar, Myles from Chilliwack, and Miki from Vernon for some fun and special Christmas celebrations.
From our family to yours, we trust that 2017 will be an amazing year for each of you. May faith rise up in you and may your relationship with God fill the caverns of your life.
Murray & Michelle
Some Prayer Items:
- We head back to Mexico mid January to spend time with our regional leadership team (Jan 14-21). Pray for the Spirit of God to do His work among us during that time together.
- Michelle has a leadership development course for women that she will participate in as well (Jan 23-29). Pray that the material will be useful for the development of female leaders throughout the region.
March 2016 Update
Here is a bit of an update from the Derksens in the last couple months.
Winter in the Okanagan is short, but it sure is beautiful where we get to base ourselves these days.
Some special guests came in for Miki's 18th birthday in January. It is pretty hard to get a straight-faced photo from this family.
We get to work with some pretty special people in the Leadership Matters Course (wetrainleaders.org). The Spanish trainer team spent 5 days together in January to finalize the details of the translation. We go to Lima, Peru in May to offer the first full LMC in Spanish!
As a bonus, while in Florida for LMC, we got to spend time with the Bernie Petrescue clan. What a great re-connection with dear family.
For Valentine's Day Michelle was in Cuba with a teammate there and Murray was with the girls at home. This was the girls' gift to Murray. Pretty special gift from Purdys.
Michelle got to spend some time on the island of Cuba where she was able to help do some leadership training for key women.
She also got to spend time in Mexico City with some of our projects there, and time with the Alliance Pray Team that was there doing some significant intercession.
Our son Mitch (wife Lauren) moved to Doha, Qatar in January and we were able to go and see their new place and new world in February for a holiday. Our first full evening was spent at the Souk (market) and it made us feel like we were back in Egypt.
In fact our first meal was Egyptian – kosheri, falafel, and chicken schwarma.
The architecture in Doha is stunning, and more construction cranes in one city that we have seen ever.
There is even a Tim Hortons in Doha.
The newer Katara Cultural area of Doha is like being in Rome when it was first built.
It was wonderful to hang with our son and daughters (Lauren is there for a visit now but moves there this June with Mitch – she has some music teaching contracts to fulfill first).
There are many mosques, but this one by the souk was pretty spectacular, especially with a full moon as the backdrop.
Even the malls are like mini cities inside air conditioned buildings.
Mitch's office name plate at his office.
The trip to the Islamic Museum of the Arts was pretty special. See our Facebook page for many more images.
We spent half a day at the Singing Sand Dunes – it was pretty spectacular!
Once again, the architecture is very creative.
March always includes a trip to Toronto where we meet with many Alliance leaders from across Canada and around the world. This is our global team, the one we get to do life with. What a great group of people to work with.
We enjoy sitting at the table with these leaders from the Alliance in Canada.
Thanks for walking through these last couple months with us.
December 2015 Update
Dear Friends & Family,
We trust that this preparation time for Advent is a special time for you and your family. It is a time to prepare because He has promised to come again, in His perfect timing, just like the first time: "But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman…" (Gal. 4:4). The "right time" may be soon.
Here are a few photo updates:
We ended our last update at the end of August at Iguazu Falls on the tri border of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. That was a spectacular place.
Fall in the Okanagan is birthday time for Mattea (9/23) and Murray (9/28). The colors in Canada are inspiring.
A week in Peru was exciting. Murray got to preach in a church there and attend the pastors' retreat. Spent an afternoon visiting a mountain village high in the Lima mountains (but note quite into the Andes mountains).
In early October we were in Toronto with the CMA leadership from around the globe, as well as these special guys who give leadership to the CMA in Canada.
Canadian Thanksgiving was spent in the Okanagan with family. That was a real treat.
October held a trip to speak at a missions conference in Colombia, then a quick trip over to neighboring Venezuela where Murray had a great time with the CMA team as well as a day spent with the CMA national leadership team. What amazing people we work with and partner with.
The big event in November was the All Region Retreat in Mexico where all the CMA US and CMA Canada teams gathered, along with each country's president couple and VP couple. We had an amazing time in His presence. We had another chance to honor Joseph & Helen Lee as well as partner even closer with Tim & Melanie Wendel. It was a great week.
December took Murray to Orange County, CA, and the Saddleback church where the Finishing the Task conference was held. It was great to meet Rick Warren, listen to Francis Chan, and catch a Ducks/Sharks game at the Honda Center.
Now, it is time for some family moments and some quiet days at home. Thank you to so many of you for praying for us throughout the fall. We are thrilled to see what God is doing in so many ways.
And thank you for continuing to pray for Michelle. She continues to have treatments every 5 weeks. The first few days after her injection are challenging, but we are thankful for His mitigating healing in her life allowing her to live a "normal" life the rest of the weeks before the next treatment.
Add a comment or write us to let us know how we can be praying for you.
Fall 2015 Update
Dear Friends & Family,
Here is an update (long overdue) from the Derksens. We will walk you through some snippets from the last few months.
In February we had an amazing week of meetings in Canmore (Three Sisters above) with Canadian leaders and the regional leadership team that we get to work with in Latin America (all seen below). We had a special week of encounter with the Holy Spirit. Wow!
Meeting with the Global Ministries Leadership Team is always a privilege. These are people who really understand us as they give leadership to other regions of the world. What a great team to be a part of.
A few weeks later we were in Costa Rica for a retreat with our language students and team mates. It was good to be "home" again in Costa. We miss living there, but are thankful that the work there continues. The four boys above are the Ulriksen boys and they had received Lego toys from their Venezuela colleagues.
At the end of March Murray was able to be in Manila for the Global Diaspora Network meetings. This is a group of people dedicated to reaching the 300 million people on the move (outside of their home countries) around the globe. What a task!
In April we made a trip to Venezuela. This particular shot was just too funny to not capture :0)
Mexico City was also an April trip where we signed some important documents. Not a "fun" picture but a good idea of how we spend some of our time.
In Regina, SK, we celebrated the life of Muriel Kelly. These two men, Eugene Kelly and Arnold Cook, have been mentors to us for well over 25 years.
In May we were back in Costa Rica for the Leadership Matters Course (lmccourse.org). It was great to work with our CMA and LMC colleagues. This is some of the best leadership skills training out there!
We also got to reunite with some close friends – Joe & Lori Pent :0) Our Costa family.
We were able to spend a couple weeks at home in June. Kelowna is not a bad place to base from.
Later in June we were back in Canmore, AB to meet up with our Global team once again. What a beautiful place both in the winter and summer.
We celebrated Murray's mom's 80th birthday at the beginning of July (her birthday was in March but we couldn't get the family together until summer :0).
In July we took some holidays and Murray had a chance to ride with both of his sons.
At the beginning of August we were in Calgary for the Home Ministry Seminar for the international workers coming back to Canada for a season. Well, this was their Canadian welcome – in August!
The end of August held another trip to Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Mexico City. In the evening picture above, we are standing in Brazil, Paraguay are the lights to the right, and Argentina is the lights to the left. Quite the convergence. The waterfalls are the Iguazu Falls – known as one of the seven wonders of the world.
Some people ask us how we can live a "normal" life with so much travel. Well, let's just say that this mug helps to inform Michelle about the Murray projects around the house :0).
Thanks for taking some time to go for a ride with us. We will bring an update soon.
2015 New Year Update
Dear Friends & Family,
Well, the last few months have been rather eventful. We will give you a little snipit from each month.
July had us in Ottawa for the National Assembly of the CMA in Canada. Michelle made her first steps in Quebec while we were there (the farthest east in this rather large country of Canada for her). We also had an amazing time with colleagues from across Canada and around the world. Probably the best Assembly we have ever attended.
August held some holidays and a motorcycle trip for Murray and our son Mitch.
August was also a significant month as Murray went with a few other Canadian leaders to Ecuador to be part of the second all region (Latin America) missions conference for the CMA. It was held in Quito…
We had a chance to hang with George Verwer (Operation Mobilization)…
As well as spend some time at the middle of the world…
At the end of August we had the privilege of seeing Mattea baptized in the Okanagan Lake (Vernon, BC end). This was a picture of the lake before the baptism…
September was a really special month as we traveled to Germany for a Leadership Matters training course. We were able to take Miki and Matty with us and we had a wonderful time together. Here is some news from that trip. We started in Germany for the course, then made our way down to Heidelberg…
We were able to speak in a church on that Sunday, and they had a special prayer time for Michelle…
We got to spend time in a number of Germany towns, including Mosbach…
From southern Germany we spent a day in France. This is a small town that is likened to Venice…
And here is a family portrait taken in France…
And some of the countryside in France…
Next we spent some time in Switzerland…
Of which the girls' favorite part was the Swiss cows that would just walk up to us while hiking in the Swiss Alps…
We then made our way to England…
Where we saw some ancient sites…
And some "ancient" friends from Cairo (Matchams)…
As well as some Middle Earth friends from New Zealand (Evan & Janice McKain)…
October found us in Toronto again to meet with the CMA Canada leadership. We also made our way to Mexico and then to Cuba. Here is a downtown shot, and then a typical Cuban car…
In November we ventured to Montevideo, Uruguay (a first for us) for another Leadership Matters event (in Spanish). We had a chance to hang with our US counterparts – Timothy & Melanie Wendel…
After the week in Montevideo we had the opportunity to go to Buenos Aires, speak in a CMA church there, and spend time with some great leaders. We got to the presidential palace (below), but didn't meet with the president this time around :0)
December held a trip to Colombia where we are working with our national church leaders from across Latin America in establishing a missions training center. We are really excited about these possibilities (picture of gathered leaders, and some of the abundance of Colombia's coffee region)…
And December was a special family time as we were all together for the first time in 1 1/2 years as a family. We felt amazingly blessed…
Thank you for spending a few minutes with us. May 2015 be an amazing year of new beginnings for you and your family. Please stay tuned for more consistent updates (one of those New Year's resolutions :0).
Murray & Michelle
Derksen Early Summer Update
Life is a journey. It often takes twists and turns that we don't anticipate. Last week we were on a plane over the Pacific Ocean, on our way back to Kelowna. We had just spent 5 days closing out our house in Costa Rica – another emotional transition begins.
This turn in the journey still has numerous uncertainties, but we know the One who goes before us! As you may remember, 12 years ago Michelle had a brain tumor. After surgery the levels that are used to determine the tumor's activity never went back to normal; so all these years she has, along with her specialist, been monitoring those levels. In February this year, after normal blood work, we discovered that her levels had risen significantly. She saw her specialist in April and it was decided that she would need to begin life long drug therapy to control the tumor growth. It will take too long to figure out all the details of that to be able to move back to Latin America this summer, so we will continue to do our job from Canada for now. Last Thursday Michelle had her second treatment. We are praying that it will do what it needs to and that her body and this medicine will become really good friends.
The day before her first treatment, she read a verse from Matthew that says; "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." It has been a good reminder to stay in the now, because God promises to supply all we need in the now of this journey.
Here are a few highlights of the last few weeks:
We spent time with our Chinese team mates in Panama. We have works in Jamaica, Aruba, Venezuela, Panama, El Salvador, and Guatemala that our Chinese team care for.
From Panama we went down to Venezuela and had a great retreat with our growing Caracas team. This also is a great group of people committed to seeing transformation happen in the capital city.
After a couple weeks at home (when Michelle had her first treatment) we headed to Mexico for the national church Assembly. We then had a 4 day Strategic Team Review of the work in Mexico City. Pictured above is the review team that did a great job interviewing people for those 4 days. We got some great direction from our time together.
As mentioned above we then spent almost a week in Costa Rica closing things out. We don't have pics because our heads were in boxes and suitcases the whole time :0)
The weekend we got home was Father's Day and these are some fun pics in the foyer of Vernon Alliance Church with two of the most special young ladies on the PLANET!
This week we had some friends visit (team leaders in the Caribbean) for a couple days. We spent one morning on a walk in the hills behind our house.
And this is the beautiful Okanagan where we get to spend the next year :0)
Thanks for taking time to follow our journey.
Murray & Michelle


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Part of a mountain settlement where the community were able to hide from pirates. It lies several hundred meters above the present-day village of Chrysostomo, near which Icarus was reputed to have fallen at the end of his ill-fated flight. The view from the village is identical to that of the well-known painting of Icarus' fall by Pieter Brueghel.
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National Tv Photo Contest: Vote For My 3, I Will Do Same
Posted by: Susan Williams on 05/10/2013 - 9:45 PM
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Vote #3 for Red Bike
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Gia, I posted right below Susan, with the words Vote #3 for Red Bike. That is her photo, so she knows I voted for her and that was the vote number at the time. Then I post my link for her to reciprocate.
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I fished the WI Driftless area. Southwest bottom corner of the state. Ended the day with 38 trout on my fly rod. Had one area that looking down from a 15 foot vantage could see 100 fish in a run. Here are a few pics.
I've had customers tell me about The Driftless; I've had friends move there and come came back raving about The Driftless; and I've had fellow Orvis fishing managers tell me fabulous tales of The Driftless. So much so that I've had to add it to my bucket list. You're a lucky man, thanks for posting. Leland.
I've always been interested in this are because it reminds me of growing up on small streams in PA. Couple of questions: 1. Were most of your fish browns? 2. What is the rattlesnake situation in this area; I've heard both sides??? [/quote]
[/quote] Never saw a snake. First stream was all Browns, second was all Brookies. Depends on what you want. Browns are bigger. I caught more browns that day. Mike
Looks like all the hard work being done by TU and other groups are helping...also looks like a nice off the beat n' path area. Thanks for sharing.
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HARTFORD, Conn. - Connecticut lawmakers announced a deal Monday on what they called some of the toughest gun laws in the country that were proposed after the December mass shooting in the state, including a ban on new high-capacity ammunition magazines like the ones used in the massacre that left 20 children and six educators dead.
The proposal includes new registration requirements for existing magazines that carry 10 or more bullets, something of a disappointment for some family members of Newtown victims who wanted an outright ban on the possession of all high-capacity magazines and traveled to the state Capitol on Monday to ask lawmakers for it.
The package also creates what lawmakers said is the nation's first statewide dangerous weapon offender registry, creates a new "ammunition eligibility certificate," imposes immediate universal background checks for all firearms sales, and extends the state's assault weapons ban to 100 new types of firearms and requires that a weapon have only one of several features in order to be banned.
The newly banned weapons could no longer be bought or sold in Connecticut, and those legally owned already would have to be registered with the state, just like the high-capacity magazines.
"No gun owner will lose their gun," said House Minority Leader Lawrence Cafero Jr., a Norwalk Republican. "No gun owner will lose their magazines."
The bill also addresses mental health and school security measures.
The shooting Dec. 14 at Sandy Hook Elementary School reignited the gun debate in the country and led to calls for increased gun control legislation on the federal and state levels. While some other states, including neighboring New York, have strengthened their gun laws, momentum has stalled in Congress, whose members were urged by President Obama last week not to forget the shooting and to capitalize on the best chance in years to stem gun violence.
Connecticut should be seen as an example for lawmakers elsewhere, said Senate President Donald E. Williams Jr., a Brooklyn Democrat.
"In Connecticut, we've broken the mold," he said. "Democrats and Republicans were able to come to an agreement on a strong, comprehensive bill. That is a message that should resound in 49 other states and in Washington, D.C. And the message is: We can get it done here and they should get it done in their respective states and nationally in Congress."
The proposal was revealed to rank-and-file lawmakers Monday after weeks of bipartisan, closed-door negotiations among legislative leaders. A vote was expected Wednesday in the General Assembly, where Democrats control both chambers, making passage all but assured. The bill would then be sent to Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, who has helped lead efforts to strengthen the state's gun laws.


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This year, the 0-0 draw against the baffled-looking foreign team has been the one constant in what is otherwise a dazzlingly different world, and even that had its unfamiliar elements - a massive crowd radiating hope and goodwill to all players, for a start, rather than the usual grumpy diehard 15,000 yelling at the manager to get his cheque-book out. And then, of course, there were the players themselves. And the manager...
Arsenal's summer started a minute from the end of the penultimate game of the season, when Nayim... well, you know what Nayim did. It was difficult to find an Arsenal fan who felt that the defeat in Paris was entirely a Bad Thing: everyone knew that the team was ageing, that it needed a shake-up, and that Stewart Houston, George in all but Aquascutum suit, was perhaps not the man to do the shaking. We do not know what would have happened if Seaman had gone on to perform his usual penalty shoot-out heroics, but there is little doubt that a shocking but nevertheless honourable defeat made life easier for Peter Hill-Wood and his board when they sat down to discuss Houston's job application.
Twelve days after the Cup-Winners' Cup final, Bolton beat Reading 4-3 at Wembley in the season's most entertaining game. I wanted Reading to win, not only because I was brought up in Berkshire, but because I thought the Bolton manager, Bruce Rioch, might be tempted away from Burnden Park if his team once again failed to reach the Premier League. Bolton, however, were irresistible that afternoon, and nobody could have begrudged them their triumph, nor their claims on a manager who had got them playing football that seemed to involve passing, movement, proper wingers and goals. There was that peculiar moment just after the final whistle, when an ITV interviewer asked Rioch if he'd be staying with the club, and he replied simply with a smile... but for the next couple of weeks, the hunt for George's successor switched to Portugal, where Bobby Robson seemed to be having trouble getting to grips with the terms of his contract.
When Robson turned the job down, things looked bad. Other managerless clubs were reported to be interested in Rioch, and meanwhile long-coveted players like Les Ferdinand and Warren Barton were moving elsewhere, in part, presumably, because Arsenal had no manager to buy them. Worse still, Tony Adams, or his wife, or his dad, or someone who looked like one of them, had been "seen" househunting in the Manchester area. No manager, no new players, no old players, apart from Martin Keown, probably, and still they have the cheek to send me a letter demanding pounds 286 for a new season ticket. True, Kevin Campbell had complained that his new contract offer was "an insult" and "a slap in the face" (many Arsenal fans would have hoped that he meant this literally, that his new contract really was an insult - the word useless, perhaps, on a blank piece of paper, and he could sign it or not, as he chose), but this was our only swallow of a very gloomy-looking summer.
With the appointment of Rioch, it all turned around. Adams agreed to stay on, Dennis Bergkamp signed days later, then David Platt (bought, by strange coincidence, on the very day that a former Arsenal manager appeared before an FA tribunal)... After the bread-and-water privations of the Graham years, this all felt very strange and very exciting. Finally, we could tear up our ration books. My father is fond of telling me that, because of the war, he never saw a banana until he was 17; well, because of George Graham's wages policy I never saw an overpaid Dutch striker until I was 38. When Graham popped up on television, as dapper and as unapologetic as ever, on his way in to Lancaster Gate, he seemed only vaguely familiar, somehow. Only the sad announcement of Alan Smith's retirement (and Smith was surely the best million quid George ever spent) was capable of prompting a sentimental backward glance.
The last three of the George Graham years proved, to most Arsenal fans at least, that winning isn't everything after all, despite what we have been brought up to believe. Three cups, four finals, and yet the abiding memory of the last couple of seasons is month after month of ugly goalless expediency. Bruce Rioch is therefore in a unique position; he really does have time, unlike the rest of the new Premiership managers, simply because the thirst for silverware has been temporarily sated. If he can put together a team that attempts to play football, particularly at Highbury - and he now knows that he's still a couple of players short - he will be forgiven anything, at least for a season or two. For the first time in many years, the first game of the season can't come soon enough.
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Chennai: The convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case would be freed, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa said Wednesday.
Announcing the government's decision in the assembly, Jayalalithaa said the government would release V.Sriharan alias Murugan, A.G. Perarivalan alias Arivu, T. Suthendraraja alias Santhan, Nalini, Robert Payas, Jayakumar and Ravichandran.
All the seven are convicts in the former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
The Supreme Court Tuesday commuted the death sentence to Murugan, Perarivalan, and Santhan citing the inordinate delay in deciding their mercy petitions.


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Play FSX or orbiter.
Play FSX or orbiter.
View from Jeb's POV
Explains why he's so happy.
It's definitely better, but it still needs more detail.
Man it is me or are the forums down
I keep getting the database error whenever i try to access forums
What would you suggest? Keep in mind that little details and such can be added in the texture when they finally get textures.
Rounded rectangles that line the top and bottom of the capsule, in between the railings
Nice, does this mean that it will be possible to tell the kerbals to go to different parts of the ship, then eject them?
So that's cool. :)
Goddamnit WE NEED AN UPDATE
I thought I would be in complete agony by now since I haven't bought it; I find the situation humorous.
O ye how humorous will it be when it comes out and the rest of us can fly with Kirfurt Kerman and you cant??
So when will we get updates for decals? Its just a empty slot....
This, gentlemen, is how you build landers.
Aw, man.
0.14 looks so cool yet I won't be able to get it.
Did we get a release date for 0.14? I'm sure Harv posted about announcing one.
Oh god the pad at the end.
We went fifty meters... To the moon!
No Jeb, no go.
I think it should be decreed that Jeb is a requirement to each and every flight.
It'd be fitting if the original crew became the main guys at mission control.
I think you can choose your crewmembers according to the tab in the VAB.
Are the bronies gone?
I think the way the ship flies should depend on the crew, Jebediah would be free, and the ship would be pretty much unflyable with him as pilot.
or like,
not that
My internet has been slow today. At first, I only saw the 10 winners that CBB was rated, and I was like "egad, 0.14 must be out!" But then nawww, it's not.
40/15 master race
Download speed in megabit, 40 down 15 up.
Brb getting gigabit connection.
Then my hardware will bottleneck my internet
You mean like this:
Yeah, but I'm in murrika.
Oh no I derailed the thread again.
Oh look a dumbshit
I know.
That was mine for five days, and will be mine for five days this easter as well.
I just remembered you've seen that other thread.
40/40 master race
5/.4 peasant race :[
I just pre ordered and when I download it, it downloads as winrar, and when I open it with winrar, it says its corrupt or a unknown format. What do?
nvm, read the wiki.
nvm again, I still need help. I cleared my cache, used two different browsers, and its still giving me that error.
Uhh, lemme make a mirror.
Try that