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Sermon: Acts – Good News
Last August, just before we went on holiday in Cornwall, I noticed that an old friend of mine, Steve Wild, the Chair of the Cornwall Methodist District, would be taking a service in the Methodist church in Looe, the town where we would be staying while we were there. Steve is one of the warmest, most positive Christians I have ever had the pleasure to know. And what's more, he often turns up at services with puppets – most notably Clarence the Frog. So I contacted him and asked whether Clarence would be accompanying him to the service in Looe.
We went as a whole family to the service, and met Steve outside the chapel, where he greeted us in his customary enthusiastic manner. Inside, he led half an hour of community hymn singing before the service proper began. He desperately wanted our two children to pick something, but the church was still on the 1936 Methodist Hymn Book, and our two even find 1983's Hymns And Psalms far too ancient. He hadn't brought along Clarence the Frog, but he had brought one of Clarence's friends, and he let Bex and Mark play with the puppet during the service. Also, at one point, noticing how difficult the service was for them, he conducted a commando raid on the refreshments during the middle of a hymn and came back with a supply of Jaffa Cakes for them.
All in all, Steve is good news. He embodies the good news that he has preached throughout his life as an evangelist, a lecturer, a local minister, and television presenter. And I consider it good news of another kind to hear this week that he has been elected to be next year's President of the Methodist Conference.
Good news is our theme this morning. Not the good news of Steve, but the Good News of Jesus (whom Steve proclaims). We come to this reading on the back of the fact that both Peter and Cornelius are facing the challenge to change. Cornelius is a good man, a devout religious man, even, but his vision of a man in dazzling clothes (verse 30ff) has shown him he needs more. Peter is being challenged to move outside his Jewish comfort zone, as well. And the reason for both these challenges to change is the Good News of Jesus. We're going to spend some time this morning thinking about that Good News.
Firstly, who hears the Good News? Listen again to what Peter says when he introduces himself, having disabused Cornelius of the idea that he is anything more than mortal:
You yourselves know that it is unlawful for a Jew to associate with or to visit a Gentile; but God has shown me that I should not call anyone profane or unclean. (Verse 28)
Never mind the notions of who's in and who's out, 'Unlawful' is a rather strong translation of a word that here should probably be taken to mean 'taboo'[1]. All his social conventions and cultural pressure pointed against him having anything to do with Cornelius. But Peter says: 'God has shown me that I should not call anyone profane or unclean.'
Now that is potent. Social taboos tell us who the goodies are and who the baddies are. They tell us who is clean, and who is dirty. They wield great power, and tend to come with considerable pressure. Yet Peter resists the taboos, because God has told him otherwise. No-one is subject to God's taboos when it comes to the Gospel.
What might that mean for us? It's easy to draw up lists and examples of the social taboos we endorse today. Gypsies and travellers are often not welcome in an area, because they are all deemed to make a mess, but are they taboo to God? Evidently not, given the spiritual revival that has happened among them in recent years, and we have some evidence of that not far from here in the existence of a travellers' church.
Or what about this week when we have seen two high-profile people in our society sent to prison? As a nation we have been disgusted by the phone hacking scandal that has been exposed in recent years, and it is only right that Andy Coulson, the convicted News of the World editor, has been jailed for eighteen months this week. What terrible things he authorised for victims such as Milly Dowler's family. But has God declared him beyond the bounds of the Gospel? Was the judge right to declare these crimes 'unforgivable'? Not at all. In fact, he desperately needs the Good News, and this would be a good time to pray for our prison chaplains.
Similarly, Rolf Harris. Many have been shocked to see his arrest, conviction and imprisonment for various sexual assaults, some upon minors. People are now queuing up to tell him to rot in prison and die there, but again – is he beyond the possibilities of God's grace? By no means. In his twilight years, could he become like the repentant thief on the cross next to Jesus? Absolutely.
Of course, we don't minimise the serious and deep repentance that will be needed by anyone who responds to the Good News of Jesus, but neither do we as believers in that Gospel deny people the opportunity to hear it and meet Christ.
And not only that, some of our taboos are not even about people who have done wrong. There are still taboos against people for the colour of their skin. There are various ways in which we exclude people because they are 'not one of us'. But if God does not treat them as 'profane or unclean', then what right do we have to exclude them from the offer of God's love? How can we? The heart of the Good News is a message of mercy and grace for all – including us, because we need that as much as anybody.
Secondly, what is the Good News? Many years ago, I read a Christian magazine article where famous church leaders were asked to define the Gospel in fifty words or less. One or two of them said it wasn't possible, and implicitly they were derided for complicating a simple message.
Well, the Good News is simple, but it is also huge. Whole books have been written about it, and we can only scratch the surface by looking at how Peter described it to Cornelius before the Holy Spirit interrupted his sermon.
Some Christians will read the account of Peter's address and major on the 'simple' message beginning with peace through Jesus Christ (verse 36) and ending with the forgiveness of sins (verse 43). It's what many of us are tuned in to hear – that Jesus died for our sins and through his sacrifice we can be forgiven.
Now in what I am about to say I do not want anyone to think that I deny that message. I don't. I believe it, and it is central to my faith, too. But I want you to notice that it is only one thing among many that Peter says – and he doesn't even get as far as linking forgiveness to the Cross! And the broad context is that Peter gives a brief account of the story of Jesus. Yes, the message starts with peace and ends with forgiveness, but that is all part of an invitation to enter into the story of Jesus.
The danger with only emphasising the message of forgiveness is that we gain the impression that Christianity is simply a ticket into heaven when we die. But the call is not only to be at peace with God and discover forgiveness through Jesus Christ, it is also to be part of the Jesus story. It is to live a Jesus life that is made possible by God's peace and forgiveness. It is to know that the Resurrection doesn't simply mean we have the hope of heaven, but that Jesus
is the one ordained by God as judge of the living and the dead. (Verse 42)
'Judge' may not sound like good news, but this is the Jesus who has already been described as 'doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil' (verse 38).
The message, then, is about receiving God's forgiveness and peace, but going on from there as a disciple of Jesus, one who learns by seeking to copy his life. Yes, there is the hope of heaven, but before then there is the call as a disciple to build for the kingdom of God and make a difference in this world. This is what Peter calls Cornelius to embrace. This is what we are called to believe and live if we call ourselves Christians. And this is the message we are to take to the world.
Thirdly and finally, how is the Good News lived? It all happens when Peter's sermon is interrupted. How on earth anyone can come up with the popular cliché that the Holy Spirit is a gentleman when that very Spirit decides that Peter has said enough and it's time for action is beyond me. But he falls on the listeners 'while Peter was still speaking' (verse 44). The Gentiles get the same beginning – 'speaking in tongues and extolling God' (verse 46) – that the first disciples had had at Pentecost. The 'taboo' people – those thought 'profane or unclean' until God's intervention are most definitely nothing of the sort.
I wonder whether we have ever seen God pour out his favour upon someone of whom we disapproved? Because that's what Peter and his team witness here. And it is so decisive that Peter orders the immediate baptism of Cornelius and his household. There is all the evidence he needs to know that these are people who have converted to the Good News of Jesus.
And now, the two groups that were previously hostile to each other are united in Jesus Christ and the power of the Holy Spirit. Here is a powerful sign of God's ministry of reconciliation. The Gospel again is not simply about my personal forgiveness of sins. We are not only reconciled to God, we are reconciled to each other and called to live a life where we are at peace with God and one another.
Yes, living as a disciple starts right now as God unites us in Christ with people we wouldn't otherwise choose to be our companions. The old adage that you can choose your friends but you can't choose your family is just as true of our spiritual family. But if we are serious about seeing the healing of the nations as we work for the kingdom of God, then we need to start by being an example of a healing community right here.
What does that mean? Well, by the power of the Holy Spirit it means I am not going to ignore that person I don't like. I am instead going to see whether reconciliation is achievable. It means I am not going to keep poisoning our community by indulging in cheap criticism of people, especially when I do it from a perspective that sounds like I think I am superior, I have got everything together, and I am the better disciple of Jesus. It means I am not going to start complaining at the drop of a hat. I do not come to church to be a consumer, and expect that the purpose of church is for everything to be according to my taste, and that I can therefore rattle off my moans when it isn't exactly how I want it to be. No, I come to my church community to be part of God's work of reconciliation and healing. I come on Sundays and other days to live out Jesus Christ's vision of peace – peace with God, peace with one another, and peace for the world.
In short, as I embrace in Jesus' name those who are socially under a taboo, and seek to lives as disciples of Jesus alongside them, I am committed to a life whose very actions speak the Good News that Christ brought.
Nothing less than that is Christian faith and Christian church.
[1] Ben Witherington III, The Acts of the Apostles: A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary, p353.
Sermon: The Resurrection Of Broken Dreams
I want to tell you about a book I have just finished reading. It is one of the best I have read in many a year. It isn't one of the academic theological books I read. It's one I want to recommend to my congregations. Unfortunately, I can't wave my copy in front of you, because I read an electronic version on my Kindle. I could wave my Kindle at you, but that wouldn't make much sense.
The book is called 'Resurrection Year', and it is by an Australian author called Sheridan Voysey. He is a successful radio presenter who has achieved his dream of broadcasting a talk show about life and faith across his native land. But his wife Merryn, a medical statistician, longs to start a family. It is their unfulfilled dream. The opening chapters of the book are a journal of ten years in their marriage when they hope to have a child. They are told they are exceptionally good prospects as adoptive parents, but no phone call about a child to adopt ever comes. When they tell the adoption authorities they want to try IVF again, they are told they cannot remain as potential adopters.
Several rounds of IVF fail. They take one last chance, and all the tests indicate that Merryn is pregnant. They tell their friends and family that a baby is on the way. But it's one last false dawn. Yes, a gestational sac is growing, but there is no foetus. They have to let their dream of having children die.
The rest of the book chronicles their questions and struggles in faith. God never answers their 'why' questions. It also tells how they rebuilt their lives with new hopes – their 'resurrection'.
For many of us – perhaps most, possibly even all of us – the life of faith bumps up at one or more times in our lives with broken dreams. We hoped for something big. It never happened, or it did but it was taken away from us. Since Mum's death six weeks ago, our daughter has been asking question after question about why God couldn't have done things differently for Nanny, or why we will have to wait so long before being reunited with her in Heaven.
I am sure you can add your own examples. In some cases, I know what they will include. For others of you, I do not necessarily know.
But of this I am sure: the Bible knows of this very dilemma, and we do so in today's Gospel reading as Jesus approaches Jerusalem. The death of Lazarus is a broken dream. And Jesus just seems to make it worse. He knows Lazarus is ill, and he stays away. Not much of a pastoral visitor, was he? Lazarus is a friend. Mary and Martha are friends (verse 5). But still – in a culture where medicine was so primitive – he stays away two more days (verse 6).
So the first thing I want us to appreciate this morning is a painful, yet hopeful truth: Jesus is involved in our broken dreams. Broken dreams do not mean the absence of God, even if they do mean a loss of hopes. We do not understand why Jesus' work in our broken dreams is what it is – Mary and Martha don't really receive much of an explanation – but that doesn't change the fact that he is still here.
It's rather like the Book of Job. Lots of people are under the misapprehension that the story of Job gives us an explanation for the existence of suffering and of a good God. But it doesn't. Job only answers one question: 'Is there such a thing as innocent suffering?' Its answer is 'Yes'. When Job finally comes before God towards the end of the book with his questions, God doesn't answer them. In fact, God more or less says, 'Where were you when I created the world?'
If Jesus is still involved in our lives when he doesn't answer our prayers for the fulfilment of our dreams, then what is our response? In one respect, our response is simple, but probably not what we want to do. We simply hang on to him in the disappointment.
That can be tough. But if it is, then remember these things. When we are screaming at God for not bringing to pass the things we have cherished in our hearts, we are not complaining from a position of unbelief. Rather, we are like the child beating their fists against their father's chest, all the while being held in his arms. God is still holding us in our pain. He may not be answering us for reasons that are inscrutable to us, but he is still holding us.
And moreover this: when God is holding us, his grip on us is stronger than our grip on him. When our world has fallen apart, we may well feel like we cannot hang onto God. But he is stronger than us. As we cry out in our agony, he does not intend to let go of us. He wants to hold us close to him, even if that does mean we punch him in the chest. Remember how many of the Psalms are written by people calling out to God when life is dark. Like Jesus using Psalm 22 on the cross, saying, 'My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?', we have that sense of abandonment but we can still call the Lord 'my God'.
And this links with the second thing I would like to say from the passage: the faith we exercise is faith in Jesus. I know, I know: this is another of those times when I say the obvious in a sermon. But that's what happens for Mary and Martha: when Jesus finally arrives in Bethany, called by some 'God's favourite place on earth', he hears them both say, 'Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died' (verses 21, 32).
But there is a difference in their responses. Mary, who is held up as the paragon of faith in Luke's Gospel for sitting at Jesus' feet and learning from him, is not the faith-filled one here. Martha, whom Luke depicts as distracted and frantic, is the one who shows glimmers of faith in this story. Mary doesn't say any more – although we should note that Jesus is not judgemental about this, he is moved by her tears (verse 33).
But Martha does. Listen again to her exchange with Jesus:
20When Martha heard that Jesus was coming, she went and met him, while Mary stayed at home. 21Martha said to Jesus, "Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died.22But even now I know that God will give you whatever you ask of him."23Jesus said to her, "Your brother will rise again." 24Martha said to him, "I know that he will rise again in the resurrection on the last day."25Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. Those who believe in me, even though they die, will live, 26and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?" 27She said to him, "Yes, Lord, I believe that you are the Messiah, the Son of God, the one coming into the world."
She still believes Jesus can do something for her. Her faith is still at one level that of a typical devout Jew, believing that the resurrection of the dead will happen 'on the last day'. You know and I know that her faith is about to be elasticated, but there is basic faith in God and in Jesus going on here.
And sometimes that's all we need. That is the raw material God uses to make something beautiful that we had never imagined.
It all puts me in mind of Rolf Harris. It may be contentious to mention him now, given the criminal charges he is facing, but his many talents were a large part of my childhood. An LP of his greatest hits was the first record I bought with my own money (actually a Sunday School prize), and we always watched his television shows. I am sure you recall his catchphrase when he was painting something: 'Can you guess what it is yet?' What looked like a few random brush strokes was the beginning of a work of art.
When our dreams are broken, the only faith we may be able to offer Jesus might be just a few random brush strokes, just some basic faith. But God too is able to work with that and create something beautiful.
And that leads on to the third and final strand of what I want to say this morning. Jesus can transform our broken dreams. Mary and Martha wanted their brother Lazarus healed. It didn't happen. When he died, Martha could still at least believe God would answer Jesus, and that her brother would be raised at the last day. But what Jesus actually did was far more than they could ever have imagined. He goes to the tomb, has the stone rolled away, defies the retching stench, and says, 'Lazarus, come out!' (verse 43) He has promised Martha she will see the glory of God (verse 40), and in this miraculous sign she does. He told her he was the Resurrection and the life (verse 25), and now she knows he is.
But the thing about resurrection is that it comes after a death. For Jesus himself to be the resurrection and the life will have to follow his crucifixion.
Yet this does at least mean that if our dreams have died, then the stage is set for new life. Death is not the end for us. It is the end of one act and the curtain closes, preparing us for the next.
Sheridan and Merryn Voysey never did get to have children. And their 'resurrection' involved not only the death of that dream, but the burial of Sheridan's radio career in Australia. They came to the UK, where Merryn was offered a job at Oxford University, and new opportunities began to present themselves to Sheridan in writing and speaking – but not yet in radio again, I believe.
In my own life, I could think about some of the dreams I had for ministry when I set out that have never been fulfilled. Ordination has never opened up doors to the new vistas I hoped it would. Early in my ministry, I was a seminar speaker at two big Christian conferences, but that side of my calling has never taken off. Sometimes ministry has been less about my dreams and more about my nightmares. But at the same time, I have found myself doing other things that I never imagined I would. Things that I never thought would bring me contentment and fulfilment do indeed bring those blessings.
So I want to encourage you this morning if you have broken dreams in your life. Consider today an invitation – an invitation to bring those broken dreams to the altar of God. Remember that an altar is a place where living things are placed in order to be sacrificed. I dare to invite you to lay down your dreams to die, to place what questioning faith you have in Jesus, and enter into your grieving.
But wait for God to bring new life from the tomb. It is what he promises, and it is what he does. You may be tempted by the thought that laying down your unfulfilled dreams on the altar will lead only to a future filled with regret, but we believe in the God who makes dry bones live, the God who brings life out of a cave used as a tomb.
In short, we believe in a God whose Son said, "I am the resurrection and the life."
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I thought you'd like this. I was surfing Amazon, looking for Val Doonican CDs for a relative. Well, OK, it was for Debbie. Her taste and mine, well … although she says she wants this in order to introduce such gems as 'Paddy McGinty's Goat'
to the children. That's her line, anyway.
Now I don't worry too much about the relevance of what Amazon suggests you might be interested in as a result of your searches and purchases, but I thought this was good: one of the suggestions for those looking at Val Doonican was …
Human Conditions by Richard Ashcroft, former lead vocalist with The Verve.
So given that Val has in the past covered Simon and Garfunkel (59th Street Bridge Song – Feelin' Groovy), The Commodores (Three Times A Lady), Tim Hardin (If I Were A Carpenter), Bette Midler (Wind Beneath My Wings) and so on, perhaps we can now await his versions of The Drugs Don't Work or Bittersweet Symphony.
Which made me think: can you suggest any other unlikely cover versions you'd like to hear? After all, if Rolf Harris can do Stairway To Heaven …


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What would it mean to you to be free of death, pain, or suffering? What would it mean to live forever in an android's body; part human, but mostly mechanical? It is the basis of several stories in science fiction, and may someday be reality, but is it really possible, and should we do such a thing in the first place?
The brain is comprised of 85 billion individual neurons, and 10,000 axons and dendrites. These biological transmitters and receivers send electromagnetic signals, which jump from the axon of one neuron to the dendrite of another. Scientists believe that the essence of who we are; our memories, emotions, and personalities lies within these patterns. They also believe that the brain is similar to a computer, and the process of neurons similar to a binary code.
In April 2013, President Obama unveiled the BRAIN initiative, which allowed research on brain cells. This research, and mapping of the human brain to a computer has helped in the area of bionics, where brain cells and neurons are linked to perform various muscular functions in artificially motorized limbs.
The process of uploading a human brain to a computer, robot, or android is still decades, if not centuries away. Storing a human brain, which has been moderately successful, for possible future transplants or uploading, has been achieved by cryonics, or by pumping chemicals through the body that can fix proteins or lipids, then removing the brain, and placing in a type of preservative resin.
Skeptics of the idea say that brain functions are not computable, the brain cannot live long without the body, it's unethical, and would leave androids or computers open to cyber attacks. So how do you feel about the subject? Should it be done, or shouldn't? Do you really want to live forever, or is life something that is not to be tampered with? Until my next blog, have a great day, and give it some food for thought.


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Your insurance policy will usually not cover your vehicle while on the track. You may wish to get additional coverage from a company like American Collectors Insurance in NJ that will give you coverage for track events.
Take your Ferrari out to one of the local tracks and experience it the way it was meant to be driven! One of the most common objections to tracking your Ferrari is no longer valid as transparent clear plastic body covers are now widely available to protect your finish from the nicks and paint chips associated with the track. When applied, they are nearly invisible to the eye. So take that garage queen out and see what it can do! You have no idea what your car is really capable of until you open it up on a road course and push it through it's paces around a world-class raceway at high speed.
We are very fortunate to have several very fine road courses right here in Las Vegas and a short drive just outside of town. Las Vegas Motor Speedway is just minutes north of the strip on Las Vegas Boulevard and can also be reached quickly from I-15. It has a counter-clockwise road course incorporating the high-bank tri-oval inside the stadium. There is also another track adjacent to the stadium with a recently expanded 2.3 mile clockwise road course at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It's a good combination of tight corners with two fast straights. About a half hour outside town is Spring Mountain Motor Sports Park, another world-class 2.2 mile road course in Pahrump, NV.
If you have never been on a road course before you might have a lot of questions your first time out, so here is probably more than you need to know about most track procedures and suggestions. Hopefully this is enough information to get you started, and then some.
Have your mechanic sign off the "Tech Form" provided by the event sponsor and make sure everything is also checked by you. Although a T-shirt and jeans may be all that's required, a long sleeved cotton shirt is better. Long pants are usually required of a natural fabric like cotton. Bring a cooler of bottled water to the track as there is usually nothing to drink out there. Because there is also typically no shade, a hat is a good idea and maybe a folding chair. Bring a tire pressure gauge. Fill up your tires at the gas station before leaving with about 5 or 6 pounds more pressure than normal. If you normally have 30 or 32 pounds on the street in each tire, before heading to the track put in 36-38 pounds. After the first track session they heat up to about 42-44 pounds in each tire. Every tire is different, so see below for more specific instructions.
Every event organizes run groups differently. Generally all first timers start in the novice group with an instructor in the passenger seat. You will graduate into a more advanced group based upon ability. If they put you into the novice group, it has no relation to your car, but to your experience level. Based upon how well you do in your first session your instructor may even move you up into a higher group for subsequent sessions.
Sometimes your instructor will ask you if he can drive your car around the track for the first lap or two with you riding shotgun. This is very valuable, so it is recommended that you allow him to do so, especially if you have never driven that track before. Pay very close attention to the exact path he takes around the course. The best thing you can do is to memorize the exact positioning of the car the instructor takes around the track. Try to memorize where he brakes before each turn, where he starts each turn, where he cuts the corner (apex of the turn), and where he ends up after each turn. Then he will pull into the pits to change places and watch while you drive. Try to match his "line" exactly. This is extremely important from his perspective. He is much more concerned with your ability to stay in the proper line, than he is with how fast you actually go. Even if the car ahead of you is all over the place, try to stay in the exact line your instructor showed you previously through every turn. Stay in his tiremarks exactly as if you were a slot-car through the entire course if you want to make the best impression.
Cones are sometimes set up on the course to help you learn the line. They are placed at the turn-in point where you start your turn, at the apex or center of the turn and at the exit-point where you should end up as you accelerate out of the turn. The cones are extremely helpful, but don't count on them always being there. If your instructor uses slightly different turn in points, apex points, and exit points, try to memorize and replicate exactly what your instructor does regardless of where the cones are.
Keep your hands at the 3 and 9 o'clock position at all times through the turn even if your arms cross over slightly. If the course is clockwise, most of the turns will be right-hand turns. When turning right: you usually want to aim straight for a point as close as you can get to the cone on the left-hand side of the roadway. You usually will want to start your turn-in from the farthest left side of the roadway - but not always. Brake hard before you get to the the turn-in point. When you reach the cone where you need to start turning, get off the brakes. Never brake while in a turn. Move your foot from the brake to the gas pedal, and turn the wheel smoothly to the right as you aim for the apex "center" of the turn on the right side of the roadway. Try to pass as close as possible to the apex cone. Then continue your turn aiming for the exit cone on the left side of the roadway by unwinding the wheel smoothly. You should be able to accelerate gradually all the way through the turn and pass within a few inches of each cone. Control your speed with the gas pedal and the steering wheel through the turn - never with your brake pedal. At first your goal should be to go into your turns slow and come out fast. Worry about your speed later. At first only the proper line matters.
On a clock-wise course there will also be a few left hand turns. The procedure is the same, but for some reason, turns in the opposite direction often give the most trouble to beginning drivers. As soon as you get through a turn, look all the way down the track at the next turn so you can try to remember the turn-in, apex, and exit points well in advance. Always look ahead of where you are. Look at where you want to go next, and you will end up there. That usually means that you have your head turned a lot to the right as you go around right-hand turns, and to the left on left-hand turns.
Make your turns smooth. If you start your turn in the right place, and cross the apex at the right place, and end up in the right place at the end of your turn, other things can go wrong and you will still be OK. As you gain confidence in your turns you will find that you will enter your turns faster by braking later before the turn. If you want to go faster still, concentrate on making everything you do smoother. Your car scrubs off less speed when you negotiate your turns smoother.
On a road course you are either accelerating as fast as you can out of a corner, or you are braking as hard as you can just before entering the next corner. Then you must remember to be smooth as you go through the corner. Unlike the street, remember to always brake before the corner - never while actually turning. Even if you find you are going too fast going into a corner, always get off the brakes and onto the gas pedal before turning the wheel.
Always observe the correct line around every corner. If you are in the correct line around the corner, you will have the best chance of making the corner even if you are going too fast. Use the gas pedal very gently around the corner - never touch the brakes. Touch the brakes in a corner, and you will most certainly go into a spin. The gas pedal can actually help you position the car around the corner. Resist the temptation to use the brakes even if you start to lose control. Using the gas pedal help position the car around the turn.
In the very unlikely event that you end up in the gravel, don't worry. That's about the worst thing that can happen to you on most tracks. Even road courses inside high bank oval tracks have runoffs. Don't try to drive back up onto the track from the gravel while at speed. Just straighten out your wheel and head straight out onto the gravel. When you've slowed down sufficiently and no traffic is coming, head back onto the track in a controlled manner.
In the very unlikely event that you go into a spin, don't worry. The rule is - put both feet in: step on the clutch and step on the brake at the same time and wait for the car to stop spinning. That way the car won't stall. It will stop spinning sooner, and you will be able to get out of the way of traffic sooner and head back onto the track in a controlled manner.
Try to make everything you do very smooth. Make your brake smooth also, but it is OK to "slam" on the brakes at the end of the straightaway if you wish, as long as you get off them again before you start to turn the wheel. If you stay in the proper line your instructor showed you, and drive smoothly, you won't go off the track or spin out. Memorize where your instructor started braking before every corner. Memorize the exact path your instructor took around every corner. Do everything he did, and do it smoothly. If you can follow in your instructor's line exactly around every corner on every lap regardless of how fast you go.
Memorize the most common flags:
Hand signals:
Passing in most groups is only allowed in two or three places - usually on the longer straights. When approaching these straights, check your rearview mirror. If there is a car behind you, point him by, and lift off the gas to make sure he gets past you before the next turn. After passing you it is courteous for him to give you a thank you wave.
In most groups, you must not pass anyone if they neglect to give you a point-by. Just stay on his bumper until he decides to point you by, or until he gets a blue flag. If he still doesn't give you a point-by, the flag workers will see you on his bumper all the way around the track. If he continues to ignore blue flags, he will ultimately get black-flagged. Even if he pulls away from you on the straights, but you catch him on the corners, he must give you a point-by and slow up to let you pass him on the straight. He may have a faster car on the straights, but if you are a better driver in the corners - he still must intentionally slow down to let you pass.
If you are following a car, and he gives you a point-by, you can choose not to pass if you wish. You pass at your option.
It is courteous to wave at a corner worker that is holding a flag so he knows you've seen it. It is also a tradition to wave at the corner workers on the last checkered flag cool-down lap or to give them a thumbs-up as you pass by to thank them for their efforts. If they respond in kind, you know they appreciate your gesture.
When you get off the track, do not use your emergency brake. Your brakes are still hot and using the emergency brake will cause damage to your rotors. Put the car in gear and turn it off.
WHEELS & TIRES � The wheels should be round without any dents or damage to the mounting surface. The tires should be in good condition. The tread should be above the wear bars. No cords or belts should show. Flat tires repaired with plugs should not be used as these could fail under the high stress of track conditions. Hubcaps or beauty rings should be removed. They can come off causing a dangerous situation for you & other drivers.
STEERING & SUSPENSION � Check the wheel bearings by grabbing the tire & trying to move the wheel from side to side. There should not be any play or clunking sounds. The front wheels should move when you turn the steering wheel. There should not be any excess play.
ENGINE � The engine should not have any leaks that will allow liquids to fall onto the track. These fluids will cause slippery conditions on the track. This includes radiator fluid (antifreeze) which is very slippery. The battery should be secured with two (2) bolts. The battery terminals should be covered to prevent any arcs in case of accidental contact.
BRAKES � The brake system should be in good working order with no leaks in the system. The brake lines should not have any cracks. The brake fluid should be clear & at the maximum level. The pads should have plenty of life left in them, as the high speeds on the track will wear them out faster than the street. The brake lights should function properly.
BRAKE PADS - Be sure your brake pads are able to stop your car adequately. You will put a lot of wear on these during the course of our track day. You should consider buying an extra set of pads just in case. Email SpeedToys.com to place your order and they will have your pads waiting for you at the track.
SAFETY EQUIPMENT � Check event for the minimum safety equipment that group requires. Seatbelts must be in good condition. Factory seatbelts are usually OK for most club events. Spyders and other cars without fixed roofs are usually required to have roll bars. Natural fibers are recommended for clothing. Minimum allowable clothing is usually jeans, a long-sleeved T-shirt & closed toe shoes. If you find that you enjoy the track, a flame retardant 3-ply Nomex driver suit is an excellent investment. You will be required to wear a helmet when on the track. The minimum rating is usually SA rating of 95 or greater. Very few clubs still allow motorcycle helmets. Eye protection is required (face shield, goggles, safety glasses). The more and better the safety equipment you have & use, the safer you will be.
MISCELLANEOUS � There should be no exposed wires. The car should have a good gas cap that seals. The seats should be bolted in tightly.
AT THE TRACK - Now that you made it to the track there are still a few things to do. You will want to take out everything you can. Remove your spare tire & jack. Take out all the floor mats. Any more loose stuff in there? Take it out. Next apply some wax to a portion of your door or quarter panel. When it dries to a haze, leave it there. Take some racer�s tape (colored duct tape) & put your �numbers� on top of the waxed portion. Now wipe off the rest of the haze. When the end of the day comes, you will be able to remove your numbers without doing damage or leaving a residue on your paint. Clean your front & back windows with glass cleaner. There will be less glare & you will be able to see your reference points easier. Fasten any unused seatbelts. You don�t want the buckles flying around. Apply some white shoe polish from the most outward tread block to around the shoulder of your tires. By checking the shoe polish after a run, you can tell if your tires are rolling over onto the sidewall. Most people need to increase the tire pressure from what they normally use on the street. How much will depend on your tires. When you come off the track after a run, leave your car in gear or use a block of wood to keep our car from rolling. Don�t use the parking brake. That will trap the heat that could cause your rotors to warp. Keep the engine running for a couple of minutes with the hood up. This will allow your engine to cool down & help circulate the hot fluids.
THINGS TO BRING - Here are a few things to bring that will help make your time with us more enjoyable. For the car: glass cleaner, wax, and a quart of oil, rags, white shoe polish (applicator bottle type), a battery operated air compressor, a tire gauge, a tarp to put all the stuff you took out on, and some basic tools. For you: a change of clothes, suntan lotion, drinks, a cooler, folding chairs, a shade canopy, a camera, and friends to enjoy the driving with.
HELMETS - Get a closed face helmet, not an open face NASCAR-style one. Correct helmet fit is critical. You can start with your hat size, but it must be very tight. A helmet should be as snug as possible without giving you a headache. SA95 helmets mean that the helmet was Snell Approved in 1995. SA00 helmets were approved in 2000. Then SA2005 helmets were approved in 2005 and will most likely still be acceptable by most clubs and tracks for ten years until the year 2015. Avoid M helmets as they are designed and rated for motorcycles only and not acceptable at most automotive events. You may decide to invest in a helmet with a ventilation or cooling system, as heat is always a factor in Las Vegas. Some reputable suppliers are listed here although there are many other online sources as well:
Two places in town have Snell Approved (SA) helmets in stock:
Dark Horse Racing Safety, Inc.
7005 Speedway Blvd, Building F 104
Las Vegas, NV 89115
Call first before you go:
Craig Stevenson, Manager (702) 326-0718
Pam Perkins, Owner (702) 372-8415
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Phone/Fax: (702) 644-6994
Tollfree: (866) 208-1385
See the directions on their website.
American Racing Supply, Inc.
222 W. Utah Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89102
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I love to generate code, I have code templates for Code Smith that are the equivalent of a mold for a machine shop. I use them to create thousands upon thousands of lines of code each week, so I guard them with my life and update them almost as often as I update my applications I think.
Code Smith uses the same syntax as ASP.NET to build code generating templates. So one thing I had to learn to overcome was dealing with <% %> tags in Code Smith, or escape ASP.NET tags in my Code Smith templates. The answer is to use a %% so it would look like <%% %%>.
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What Is A Regular Boiler?
A Regular boiler is usually found in traditional heating systems including a tank in the loft & hot water cylinder.
Regular boilers are the oldest type of boiler around and can also be known as Traditional, Conventional or Heat Only boilers. In the past, Regular boilers were installed into homes as standard but you now have the option of System and Combi boilers too.
From the name, you might think that Regular boilers have been left behind by System and Combi boilers, but as time has gone by, Regular boilers have advanced, making them more efficient than ever and still a viable option for many homes.
How Does A Regular Boiler Work?
Regular boilers are fitted with several parts including a boiler, heating controls, a hot water cylinder, a cold water storage tank and a feed and expansion cistern.
The cold water storage tank fills with water from the mains to deliver cold water down to the cylinder. That water is then heated by the cylinder to make the cold water hot. You then have a cylinder full of hot water that can be used for taps and showers when required, even at the same time.
In the loft is a feed and expansion tank that feeds the boiler system and works to maintain the correct level of water in the heating system. When heated, water expands, which results in an excess of hot water that flows from the central heating system to find its way back into the tank.
To provide heating, cold water from the tank in the loft feeds down to the boiler with a helping hand from gravity. When the boiler ignites, a heat exchanger warms up the water then a pump transports the water to the hot water storage tank to use during the day. It will then travel to the radiators when you set the thermostat.
Why Choose A Regular Boiler?
High demand for heating and hot water
If you live in a large home with several bathrooms or have an especially high demand for heating and hot water, a Regular boiler is the ideal choice. By storing hot water, ready to be sent to taps and radiators for use when required, hot water can be served to several places simultaneously.
Simple to replace an older system
If you live in an older home with a traditional heating system, then a Regular boiler will require very few changes to the pipework.
They've become more efficient
Regular boilers that are a few years old should probably be replaced with a new one as it could make your home much more efficient and help to reduce the cost of your bills. Some Regular boilers can now reach efficiencies of as high as 97%.
Fit an immersion heater as a backup
To ensure that you won't go without hot water if your boiler breaks down, you can fit an immersion heater to the hot water tank for an alternative way to heat the water.
Solar compatible
Many Regular boilers can work with solar thermal panels to generate warm water using energy from the sun that then feeds into the central heating system.
Things to Consider with Regular Boilers
Take up a lot of room
As you need space for a hot water tank and a cylinder, Regular boilers require lots of space which means that they aren't really suitable in homes where space is limited.
Hot water isn't instant
The hot water is stored, which means that once it's used up, you'll need to wait for more water to heat up. It's important to think about how much water is used around your home when choosing a water cylinder.
Heat loss
Another downside to the water being is stored is potential heat loss. To help prevent this, ensure that your hot water tank is well insulated.
Expensive installation
As they require separate parts throughout the house, installing a new Regular boiler system can be a lengthy and costly process.
Which Are The Top Regular Boiler Brands?
Regular boilers are available in either gas or oil, with most manufacturers making several models available. Rather than list every range available by all of these manufacturers, we've listed the ones that consistently receive customer satisfaction and engineer recommendations:
How Much Does A Regular Boiler Cost?
There's a variety of Regular boilers available on the market by a number of manufacturers, meaning that there's a wide range of potential prices from around £550 to upwards of £4,500. This price range doesn't include the price of installation which will vary depending on the engineer carrying out the work. We recommend getting up to 3 quotes to ensure that you get the best deal possible.
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We returned to the present day with a trip to their primary school. The building that molded the mind of my lady and all her little sibs. I was surprised at the size, or the lack thereof. but apparently there are only 130 odd students there so that would explain it.
Messing around on the playground for no reason in particular. Was fun. It had no real purpose but then not much of the trip did. It was more about spending time with them than doing anything in particular.
But it was physical activity. and physical activity takes energy which needs to be replaced before long.
Good thing the city is famous for it's soba. The restaurant we attacked was special indeed. It was attached to an old sake winery that had been converted to a museum.
A tribute to the beautiful art of making booze out of rice. It was not a happy job from the looks of things but it was a rather important one. They did have some location specific booze but due to my limited budget I took a rain check. I will go back soon enough so I can buy some then. Needless to say the beast within had worked up quite an appetite. It needed to feed.
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And feed it did, on some of the finest soba on this earth. It was a revelation. Kind of like how Mizusawa udon is udon but is nothing like udon because it is so good. The soba at Kaya was nothing like soba because it was so damn good. It was made better by the fresh wasabi, which too was insanely different form the green paste that one usually consumes. It was as expensive as it was good sadly, and it went down too fast.
Next up was a stinky sulphurous pool of water that we stuck our feet in. Onsen town footbaths pay the bills (as a Polish Pommy I know would say) especially because they are free. though this one was a mixed blessing because our feet were in hot spring wonderland while the rest of our bodies froze.
The last stop for the Chikuma tour was a park on the side of a mountain. It was cold. It was windy but it had a GIANT TENGU and a really really really long slide. It had rabbits too but they were not for eating.
In the end for if you look at how the day was spent, it was not particularly spectacular. But the company and the beauty of Nagano definitely took it up to a whole new level of epic. I will go back when the snow is gone and give those mountain roads a nice ol' spanking.
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At La Ridley we aim to create a community of tough women with a passion for sport. In particular, a passion for all things involving cycling and our bike. We share with you our tips, tricks and experience and work closely with you, our reader. Because we know that women are -even- stonger when working together. We would like to show you how cycling inspires us and teaches us great life lessons. Always bringing original and entertaining content for you. Let us introduce ourselves:
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Meet Your Team
General ManagerMy Bio
Rob joined Elite as a DJ in 2012 and quickly found a place in the office helping out with general operations and planning for the DJ team. With a background in retail management and a nose for process improvement, he quickly helped raise the bar in the level of customer service and experience. In his free time, Rob enjoys spending time with his wife, exploring Colorado with their two dogs or experiencing all of the amazing music that Denver has to offer.
Sales and Lighting & Decor ManagerMy Bio
In 2008, as Elite was just beginning to grow in Denver, Yan joined the team as the company's first full-time employee. As a former personal trainer, Yan used his network of young professionals to begin growing the Elite Entertainment brand in Denver. After years of sales, Yan officially took over as the Lighting and Decor Manager in 2013. Yan's true strength comes from his sharp eye for design. He manages all aspects of Elite's growing production department, from conception to completion.
Outside of Elite, Yan spends time with his beautiful family; his wife Jayme, and two girls, Liv and Emie. Yan also adores his pets – Wasabi and Soy Sauce (his cats), and Apollo (the family dog).
Have a vision for your event decor? Have you found inspiration from photos online and need help making your vision become a reality? We look forward to chatting with you about your ideas.
DJ and Client Relations ManagerMy Bio
Joining the Elite team in 2014, Ryan immediately found a home in the events industry after years in PR and Customer Service. Ryan's primary role at Elite is to guide our clients through the DJ planning process so that our events are seamless and successful. As a Denver native, Ryan loves how Colorado offers unique event experiences, from urban to rustic!
Outside of work, Ryan enjoys golf and travel. He has a three-year-old rescue dog named Finn and is a rabid Broncos and Rockies fan (even when they're terrible).
Ryan looks forward to helping make your next event fun and memorable!
Office ManagerMy Bio
After years of retail, customer service, and administrative work, Josi joined the Elite team in 2015 and immediately found her niche in the Entertainment Industry! Josi typically is the first point of contact for all of our clients, and is the first face our clients see when they walk in the door! Beyond her duties as the office administrator, she also assists in many daily operations, such as setting appointments and organizing music for our events.
Josi is a Colorado Native, and she adores being outside in the mountains – hiking, camping, and being adventurous with her husband, 2 young children, and Newfie-poo giant dog – Oliver.
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Jason joined the Elite Squad in 2015 as an up and coming DJ and joined the sales team as a Sales Manager in 2017. After living in Prague, Czech Republic, and owning a small business consulting firm here in Denver, Jason decided to dive into his passions for music, entertainment, event planning and networking! His goal… to make our sales processes smooth, comforting and enjoyable.
As a Denver native, Jason loves spending time with his wife Rebecca and his daughter Ellington. He enjoys traveling, fitness, is an avid gardener (he collects exotic plants), is a foodie, attending shows and really believes in taking time to enjoy life's precious moments.
Warehouse and Lighting & Decor ManagerMy Bio
As one of Elite's newest team members joining us August 2017, Bryant brings a background in film that comes with an eye for detail. He is in charge of equipment, building Yan's crazy ideas, and making sure all productions are done correctly and safely. Whatever the vision, he can bring it to life.
When Bryant isn't busy building custom decor, he enjoys skiing, playing lacrosse, and loves his two cats, Mao and Leo.
Sales ManagerMy Bio
Randy has 10 years experience in the event industry while owning and managing ShutterBooth Denver. In 2018 Rand sold ShutterBooth and joined Elite to manage our photo booth division and run sales for the company. After 1 year it feels like Randy has been part of the team forever. As a happily married father of 3, Randy enjoys spending time outside playing with his family and enjoying our 300 glorious days of sunshine!
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Dorney Park DanceFest on Sunday, May 19, 2019
Dancers - this is an incredible opportunity for our level one and older students! Dorney Park DanceFest includes a morning masterclass with Sheila Barker, from Broadway Dance Center (read her bio below); a performance on stage at Dorney Park - using recital dances and costumes, and discount park passes for a day of fun with family and friends! Dorney Park is located at 4000 Dorney Park Rd, Allentown, PA 18104
Cost to participate is as follows:
Cost to participate is as follows:
- $42.75 for DANCERS - includes workshop, gift, and discount admission
- $32.75 for FAMILY AND FRIENDS - includes admission
- Payment due April 30
Sheila Barker has been an educator, choreographer and performer for the past 12 years in such places as Brazil, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Europe and across the USA. She received a BFA in dance and has extensive training in Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Tap, African/Dunham and Musical Theatre. Her performance background ranges from Broadway and Off-Broadway to industrials, music videos and soap operas. Sheila has choreographed many industrials, music videos and stage shows for recording artists. (Broadway Dance Center)


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This post covers creating a multihack for the game Counter Strike: Global Offensive. The created hack works with the Linux version of the game - coding a windows-based hack can however be done with the same methodology and tools. Below you can find a demonstration of the finished cheat:
The features therefore include:
- Bunnyhop Bot: Do jumps as soon as the player hits the ground to make it easier to perform bunny hop chains
- No Flash: Be immune to flash grenades that would block the players vision
- Aimbot: Automatically aim at the head of the nearest enemy
Tooling & Setup
Linux lacks of good tools to perform the kind of analysis tasks required to code a cheat like this. There are
pince and
scanmem available but they only provide a limited set of the required features. In the Windows world, there's handy tool called Cheat Engine that is capable of all the required tasks, like:
- Searching for addresses in the memory of the target process by performing filter-based searches
- Pointer scan: Search for pointers to addresses
- Debugger: Determine functions that read and write specific values and addresses
Fortunately, Cheat Engine is split into two parts:
ceserver and the GUI. It's therefore possible to launch the Linux version of
ceserver natively and launch the GUI using
wine. The GUI can then be connected to the server using a local socket. Of course,
ceserver has to be run as
root in order to read and write memory of arbitrary target processes. This setup is semi-stable but still the best for Linux at the moment.
Once Cheat Engine is attached to the CS:GO process, it can access the whole memory region of that process. This also includes the shared objects that are present in the target memory. The memory layout can be inspected with
cat /proc/<PID>/maps.
Once a game client is connected to a network game, it doesn't only know the local player's health and location but also the respective values of all team mates and enemies. The game wouldn't show it of course, but the information is present in the process memory. Objects and structures in this memory are structured according to the game engine's source code. The developers of CS:GO however applied some changes in regard to the released SDK, so some things may still be different in the actual game memory. For example, the class
CBaseEntity is, among other things, responsible to manage the data of player objects. All values present in that memory structure can be found in the SDK source code.
A general therefore is to find the exact location of these structures in the game memory and analyze it accordingly. For example, enemy locations can be read and other values can be written in order to achieve a certain goal. Please note that it's not as simple as finding a memory location and using the address of the memory structure in the hack because this value changes upon restarting the game. To get around this, a static pointer to the address or a static pointer to a pointer to the address are required. The game executable and the loaded libraries may contain static pointers that lead to the start of a structure in game memory at runtime.
For example, the library that manages the players in the game is called
client_panorama_client.so. This library, at a specific offset, contains a static pointer to a structure in game memory that in turn contains the
CBaseEntity object of the current player at a specific offset:
Using this so called multi level pointer, all required memory structures can be found by using a single static pointer and by following it to the desired location.
The pointer scan feature of Cheat Engine helps in this analysis step by searching for all pointers that point to a given address, like the beginning of the
CBaseEntity. Upon restarting the game, some of these addresses should still point to valid data and can therefore be used in the cheat.
After the game is being updated, some offsets and addresses may be changed. Because of this, dumpers such as tuxdump may be used. These tools are able to read the offsets to various in-game structures using pattern matching approches.
Bunnyhop Bot
With the
CBaseEntity, or sometimes called local player, being found it's possible to detect whether the player is on the ground or not. When analyzing the memory region of the local player structure when playing, one specific bit can be determined that holds the information to the current players status in regard to touching the floor. This can be checked in the hack - the only thing required for bunnyhopping is invoking jumps. Of course, sending a key event may be a working solution. However, the cheat can't be sure which key the player actually uses for jumping. Because of this, an other approach has been implemented.
The game uses certain memory addresses as interrupts. As soon as a special value is in this address, the game invokes a jump all by itself. The jump interrupt address can be found with the following approach:
- Scan for unknown initial 4 byte value in Cheat Engine
- In the in-game console type
+jump. This tells the game that the jump button has been pressed and is being held
- Search for changed value
- Type
-jump, which tells the game that the jump button has been released
- Search for changed value
- Repeat until only a few addresses are remaining
By reverse engineering the game, it can be found that writing the value
0x06 to the correct interrupt address will cause the player to perform a jump. The remaining addresses can be filtered by writing this value to them. If no jump has been invoked, it's the wrong address.
After finding a static pointer to this interrupt address, bunny hopping can be implemented easily.
No Flash
It turns out that the game keeps an internal counter that's being set to a high value once the player is flashed. Each frame this counter is being decremented and the flash effect will keep being present as long as this counter isn't zero. To stop the flash effect it's therefore required to zero this specific address.
The following animation illustrates this:
Cheat engine once again helps in finding the correct address and static pointer to this value.
There are quite some steps required in order to get this work. The local player's location, as in X, Y and Z coordinates can be found in the
CBaseEntity structure that has been found before. Every additional required step is covered in its own section.
Getting Enemy Locations
The enemy locations can be found via various methods. In the cheat the
GlowObjectManager has been used. This is a structure in memory that, for whatever reason, holds structures that include pointers to all entities on the map (
CBaseEntity structures). Each sub-structure is
0x40 bytes large and starts with the entity pointer element. The manager structure also contains a counter value that can be used in order to loop through all available entities in a
for loop.
After filtering out dead enemies and team mates from all available entities by making use of other member values of
CBaseEntity, their location can be read directly from memory. Determining the offset of the entity locations can be done by pushing players around and watching the memory change:
Of course, the determined memory regions have to be converted to
floats before processing this data any further.
Getting the Nearest Enemy
With the local player's and all enemy coordinates ready, it's quite easy to determine the nearest enemy using mad math skills:
return std::sqrt(std::pow(entity_x - own_x, 2) + std::pow(entity_y - own_y, 2) + std::pow(entity_z - own_z, 2));
Setting the Camera Angle
Using the in-game console command
cl_showpos 1, the current camera angle can bee seen. By moving the mouse and searching for changed values in Cheat Engine, multiple addresses can be found that hold the current camera angle. However, only one can be used to actually set this angle programmatically.
Calculating the Camera Angle
The only thing that's still required is the calculating the camera angle in order to automatically aim at the enemy. The following function takes the local player's and the enemy coordinates and magically calculates this angle:
// Slightly modified standard `CalculateAngle` function.
std::vector<float> MadMath::calcAngle(std::vector<float> src, std::vector<float> dst)
std::vector<float> angles;
std::vector<double> delta = {src[0] - dst[0], src[1] - dst[1], src[2] - dst[2]};
double hyp = std::sqrt(delta[0] * delta[0] + delta[2] * delta[2]);
angles.push_back((float)(asinf(delta[1] / hyp) * RADIANT));
angles.push_back((float)(atanf(delta[2] / delta[0]) * RADIANT));
if (delta[0] >= 0)
angles[1] += 180.0f;
return angles;
This works because of reasons and it's great.
Playing Online
It definitively works but you will get banned because the aimbot just aims through walls, no matter if the enemy can actually be seen or not :D


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ARTLIES / JENNIFER DAVY, 2006, winter.
By Jennifer Davy
From science to politics, fear has not only become a dominant strategy for wielding power and influence, it has become an institution. Playing upon and inciting fear is now a standard marketing tool—whether based on fact or fiction—generating anxious, paranoid, paralyzed societies with angst and without resolve. Imminent danger is what curator and participating artist Basim Magdy seeks to address in Threat Zone. Rather than focus on obvious, proscribed fears that populate our media landscape, Magdy considers real and/or perceived threats that occupy both individual and cultural consciousnesses.
Frances Goodman's sound installation Voice of Reason reveals the psyche of a neurotic, germ-phobic individual that effectively fosters individuated anxieties in return. In a soft-spoken voice, Goodman monologues on the possibilities of contamination that seem to lurk everywhere. In intimate and perverse detail, she charts the perils of sharing space or actions with others—beds, meals, floors—slowly drawing our attention to the chair we're sitting in, the headphones were listening to, the people beside us and our own, corporeal bodies. Combined with her text piece DO NOTS—sanitation tips installed in public restrooms throughout the city—the artist propagates perceived threats underlying our "civilized" society, presenting the world as a Petri dish and, consequently, of the "other" as a real and constant threat.
In the four video projections included in Threat Zone, danger lurks; for some, it is presented as a personal dilemma. The least successful of the group, Ed Young's Killing Teddy, employs stuffed animals—a trope of innocence—as victims in juvenile and random acts of video taped violence. Although the action and content of Young's fifty-one-second video seem too conspicuous, quick cuts, a fast pace and the accompanying soundtrack help play off the work's conceptual shortcomings.
Projected on the opposing wall is My Way by self-declared "adult juvenile" Carlos Amorales. The video documents one of the artist's lucha libre performances starring a masked and costumed Amorales (the artist's alter ego) and his cohorts, Los Amorales [the amoral(s)]—two fellow wrestlers clad in identical powder-blue turtlenecks, gray suits and masks.
Up against El Santanico and El Guerreo, the "Dutch" wrestlers (Holland is the artist's "alter habitat"), Los Amorales are challenged "to fight to finish evil…to finish with Los Infernales." In the ensuing three rounds, the artist and his multiples defeat and subvert the artifice of violence that ingratiates the spectacle.
Video projections by Gülsün Karamustafa and Arthur Kleinjan exhibit cinematic qualities, both visually and structurally. Karamustafa's Witchcraft infinitely repeats a climactic moment in a tightly framed, three-minute loop of a curio cabinet being opened by a young girl. Suspense is enhanced by music from Peter Mahajdik's Witchcraft, perpetuating the possibility of danger in opening Pandora's box.
Kleinjan instills a similar aura in the wide-screen projection of his narrative video Traverse. A man drives along an open and empty highway, confronted with his own image as foretold in the piece's brief narration. Like a mirror, which the artist uses both conceptually and visually, this character appears alternately lost and trapped, witnessing his image in the rearview mirror—watching his reflection watch himself.
Real and imagined threats are cultivated in Basim Magdy's installation of drawings on paper. In seemingly childlike depictions, Magdy manipulates common elements of visual culture by isolating images, in one instance, the silhouette of a military helicopter juxtaposed with an alienlike figure in an astronaut helmet. In each witty combination we see a larger, subversive project unfolding, such as ET drawn in multiple under the banner "UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED."
Evincing a real threat zone of political and cultural instability, Emily Jacir and Anton Sinkewich mirror the tension of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in their collaborative installation. Sandwiched together in a state of suspension, a series of books bridge the gap between two freestanding walls. Authored by—or about—Palestinians, topics range from history to identity, politics to poetry.
Through this indeterminate passage, bridged by books that cannot be read, the artists address the depth of one region's cultural history and identity and the precarious balance of political reality. While immediate threat here is only a model, Jacir and Sinkewich poetically illuminate the density of the Palestinian issue and the ignorance that propels it.
Jacir and Sinkewich's piece and Goodman and Magdy's works tend to the exhibit's theme most succinctly, while videos by Amorales, Karamustafa, Kleinjan and Young are more tangential. Whether real or imagined, evoked or invoked, the exhibition successfully produces a looming sense of the traumatic—a real and imagined condition and consequence of contemporary society.


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Trouble Maker's Couple Hoodie Causes Trouble
Trouble Maker is causing quite a bit of trouble with their couple hoodies, with netizens being inflamed by what looks to be an image of the Japanese imperialist rising sun. Their agency apologized, stating, "We apologize for not exercising more caution."
A representative from Cube Entertainment spoke to OSEN on November 27, "The picture on Trouble Maker's hoodies is not of the rising sun flag but supposed to be of flower buds. However, we understand why there might be misunderstandings, and we are sorry for not being more careful and meticulous about it."
The trouble started when SBS MTV "The Show" uploaded a picture of the duo in couple hoodies on November 26, tweeting, "Purify your eyes with a picture of Trouble Maker, who showed us a wild stage on today's 'The Show.'"
Trouble Maker took a friendly shot together, with fresh make-up free faces. What caught the attention of netizens were the matching couple hoodies, with what resembled the rising sun flag on the front. On closer examination, the woman in the picture looks like she is holding up a flag, and the tip ends in a flower bud. However, since the colors are red and white, at first glance, it could easily be mistaken for the rising sun flag.
Trouble Maker are in the middle of their promotions for "Now."


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Even some Swedish politicians are starting to admit that the rule of law in Sweden is breaking down.
The police admit to 53 no-go zones, where they dare not go and where Sharia rules supreme.
Yet, many Swedes are still not willing to face the reality of what they have unwittingly created by adhering to their multicultural dogma regardless of the reality on the ground.
Is it too late to save Sweden?
Is it too late to save Europe?
Is it too late to save any part of The West?
This is a RISE CANADA event.
For more information, please CONTACT firstname.lastname@example.com
On Saturday July 11th at 3 pm, Islamic radicals, having been denied a permit to host their hate fest at Queen's Park, will be celebrating "Al Quds Day" on University Avenue in Toronto. This event in the past promoted violence against Jews.
RISE CANADA will be showing cartoons of Muhammad at the corner of Dundas Street West and University Avenue on that day. We must show Islamic radicals that holding hate fests and promoting violence against anyone who dares to show a simple cartoon is not acceptable here.
Join us on the NW corner of Dundas and University at 3 pm Saturday, and take a stand for freedom
– See more at: http://www.risecanada.com/2015/07/07/rise-canada-show-muhammad-cartoons-june-11th-3pm-university-dundas/#sthash.bRGONCop.lVHlLUXo.dpuf
We all know it.
Modern-day anti-Semitism hides behind the term anti-Zionism.
Which is why it is good to have a judge rule it so.
'At his hearing, Can insisted he was not an anti-Semite, and was merely opposed to the policies of the State of Israel. But Judge Sastry was having none of it. Die Welt quoted her as clarifying that "'Zionist' is the language of anti-Semites, the code for 'Jew.'"'
That much is good about the ruling.
The rest – not so much.
While it is good to have it confirmed that anti-Zionism=anti-Semitism in the language of the new fascists, it is sad to see yet another person criminalized for speech.
I would much rather the anti-Semites/anti-Zionists spewed their hate for all to hear than have these cockroaches hide under rocks…
For a society to thrive, all citizens must be equal before the laws.
Justice must be done – and must be seen to be done. Otherwise, the society will tear itself apart…because identity politics reduces people to members in a group, not to individuals who are responsible for their own actions, and only their own actions.
So, when a man is jailed for non-threatening speech while a violent thug who beats people up so badly, they need treatment in a hospital goes free, it is the very foundations of our society which are being undermined!
As we remember World Holocaust Day, let's not turn a blind eye to the rising anti-Semitic violence from Islamofascists:


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