It has been almost 10 years since I first raced at Western Speedway. Here's an interview that CHEK TV did with me in September of 1999. BTW, I am not the person featured in the still frame below.
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If you live in a part of the world that does so, don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed tonight.
And remember to do one more thing that can safe your life - change the battery in your smoke detector and get a new smoke detector if your current one is over 10 years old.
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Thanks for visiting the Cybersalt site. I bet you were expecting more. . . .so do I.
Perhaps in your life you have known a mechanic who was so busy working on other people's cars that he spent no time on his own and drove a beater. That's what has happened to the Cybersalt site over time. I've been pretty busy helping others develop sites and in the process my own site (design wise) has been cooling on the back burner.
Well, change is in the air. Thank-you for your patience as you navigate our current ongoing structure and design.
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A number of people have been getting the following error message when trying to view YouTube videos on the Cybersalt sites.
"We're sorry, this video is no longer available"
This is not a problem unique to the Cybersalt Sites as people all over the net are reporting this problem.
Here are two solutions - I recommend you try both.
Read more: A Fix For "We're sorry, this video is no longer available" Error
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Tim Davis, The Pastor of Disaster, pulled off another main event victory on Saturday night.
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Welcome to the Cybersalt Web Site. We are currently in the process of merging together a few of our sites into one combined and easier to manage web site. Consequently, things might look a bit different and be a bid untidy for a little bit.
If you are looking for the Cybersalt Community site, you will find all of the same areas you are used to by clicking on the links in the left hand column. If you are looking for the "Gathering Place" (where you can enter prayer requests and interact with other Cybersaltines) you'll also find the link to that there too.
If you are looking for links to other Cybersalt sites, you will find the CleanLaugh site at www.cybersalt.org/cleanlaugh and the CybersaltLists site at www.cybersaltlists.org
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Pastor Tim Davis, known at Western Speedway as the Pastor of Disaster, was slightly injured last night during the first lap of the A heat in the Claimer Division.
Davis, who was driving back-up for Driver Chris Broughton in the #37 SOS Auto, Voortmans Cookies, Bridge Street Brake and Muffler, Cybersalt.org Chevy Malibu, was entering turn four when two cars made contact and began to spin in front of him. Pausing briefly to ensure the cars had spun away from the groove, Davis got on the gas to keep up with race leaders. Un benownst to the Disastrous one, the driver of the 22 car (now on the infield grass) had also hammered the gas, launching himself back out onto the track in a looping, clockwise spin.
As the left rear quarter panel of the 22 car whipped around in front of, and towards, the 37 car, Tim had no time or chance to . . .
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I was raised in a Conservative Jewish home. We ?kept kosher,? and for 5 years I went to Hebrew School, followed by a Bar Mitzvah. From an early age, though, I considered myself an agnostic.
As a young lad, I asked an uncle who was highly respected in the synagogue why we did something a certain way. His response was, "We've always done it that way - it's tradition. Now stop asking so many questions!" I found this answer wholly unsatisfying.
I've always liked to ask questions... If something can't be explained or rationally defended, why should I believe in it? More and more, I came to see modern-day Judaism as a set of man-made rules to be followed. My father, for example, began each day by dovening (reading from a Hebrew prayer book) for an hour. I later learned, though, that because the prayers were all in Hebrew and my father couldn't speak Hebrew, he was mouthing the words without understanding what they meant!
My father and I came to an understanding about the matter. While I lived in his house, I would follow all . . .
As a young lad, I asked an uncle who was highly respected in the synagogue why we did something a certain way. His response was, "We've always done it that way - it's tradition. Now stop asking so many questions!" I found this answer wholly unsatisfying.
I've always liked to ask questions... If something can't be explained or rationally defended, why should I believe in it? More and more, I came to see modern-day Judaism as a set of man-made rules to be followed. My father, for example, began each day by dovening (reading from a Hebrew prayer book) for an hour. I later learned, though, that because the prayers were all in Hebrew and my father couldn't speak Hebrew, he was mouthing the words without understanding what they meant!
My father and I came to an understanding about the matter. While I lived in his house, I would follow all . . .
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Testimonies Article Count: 4
Stories of the difference that Jesus Christ
makes in a life given to Him.
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Pastor Ti has done some car racing so here's a look back and the career of "The Pastor of Disaster."
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