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From The Files Of July 26, 1990 '90 A summer lightning storm raged across the county for more than an hour Friday evening downing power lines, flooding streets and closing
Route 522 for more than two hours.
Fulton County Commissioners voted Tuesday to accept the resignation of county recycling coordinator James Hedges and also voted to continue to operate a basic recycling program for Fulton County.
The board of directors of the Fulton County Library has appointed Claire A. Mikos to the position of acting director. Mikos, 24, Chambersburg, took over the position June 18 when director Bernice Crouse began a year's maternity leave.
Eighty-four-old Eugene Plessinger of Endicott, N.Y., former countian and longtime reader, writes of his memories of the county when he sees his thriving pennyroyal tea plant which he transplanted from the top of Town Hill Mountain. He says the plant grows profusely in the local woods here and adds that the Indians introduced it to the New England colonists paying the Penny Tax on English tea and the Boston Tea Party ensued. It also reduces fever and is a good cold remedy, he says. Some folks call it the teaberry plant.
With about 10 months on the job, contractors for the new addition to the Central Fulton Elementary School and renovations to the existing school building are racing the clock to get the new facility ready for the start of school at the end of August.
Deaths: Betty F. Gladfelter, 70, Factoryville, Pa.; Lillian Naugle, 67, Shade Gap; Vernon J. Kling, 92, Shade Gap.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Rosenberry of Burnt Cabins on July 13; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Foor of Breezewood on July 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cooley of Fayetteville on July 16; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Arlington, Va., on July 16; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Plum of Hustontown on July 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hann of Mc- Connellsburg on July 18; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamman of Shade Gap on July 19.
30 Years Ago
From The Files of July 24, 1980 '80 The public sale of the Glen Nell Hotel scheduled for Saturday morning at the courthouse was cancelled due to the lack of interested bidders
on the property.
Customers will be able to browse and pick out their own selections at the State Liquor Store in McConnellsburg, once renovations, now under way, are completed in August. While the Liquor Control Board is renovating the country's only liquor dispensary, it was decided to change the store to self-service as well.
James Bottenfield of Needmore became the first to register for the draft after the post office opened on Monday. The first registrant is the son of James I. and Ruth U. Bottenfield and is a graduate of Southern Fulton High School.
A house trailer near Warfordsburg was totally destroyed by fire last Saturday night. Firemen from Needmore ad Hancock were called to the trailer which was occupied by the Bobby Golden family. No one was home when the fire began.
Martha S. Lodge has been notified by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission that her house, the Stoner House, has been included in the Pennsylvania Inventory of Historic Places.
After the tumult and the shouting died at the Republican Convention in Detroit last week, shoo-in Ronald Reagan won the nomination for president and he named George Bush as his running mate. Right until the last minute, rumor was rife that former President Gerald Ford would fill the vice-president slot.
Specials at the IGA: nectarines, 49 cents lb.; Tetley iced tea mix, $1.49, 10 pk.; hen turkeys, 58 cents lb.; bottom round steaks, $1.99 lb.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kelso of McConnellsburg on July 11; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Diehl of Warfordsburg on July 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Winegardner of Hustontown on July 16; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Duvall of Broad Top on July 17; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Greogry Creager of McConnellsburg on July 17; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bishop of Warfordsburg on July 17.
Deaths: Elmer K. Melius, Chambersburg; Frank D. Mellott, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Emma Kerlin Lyons, Pineville; Oliver R. Wible, Hagerstown; Lester B. Mauck, Hagerstown; Arthur R. Bolinger, Monroeville; Della P. Hann, Needmore; Robert W. Shaw, New Grenada.
The St. Paul's United Church of Christ was the scene of a wedding June 28 for Deborah C. Kave and Denis J. McElhaney. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kave, Berkeley Springs, and Mrs. Alma Kinzie of Big Cove Tannery and Jay McElhaney of McConnellsburg.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of August 6, 1970 '70 Two local business places were burglarized last week, with a car being stolen from one and $700 worth of merchandise from the other.
A new 1970 Mustang was taken from Fulton Motor Sales some time during the night on Monday, and the Ott Bros. Farm Supply Store on Route 16 was entered by thieves who broke a glass in the front door. Numerous items of merchandise were taken from the store, including a color television set, a stereo tape recorder and an air conditioner.
For the past two weeks, 22 youths from the Legion of Mary of Providence, Rhode Island, encountered what they termed a "most exciting experience" in the Fulton County area of Pennsylvania. The youths, hoping to bring love and friendship to all countians, left Pennsylvania feeling that they had received more than they could possibly have given. The high point of their visit was the youths' house-tohouse visitation.
Area students who will receive degrees from Shippensburg State College during commencement exercises on August 7 include Gary Martz of Hustontown, Master of Education; Mrs. Carl (Janet Jarrett) Gordon of Greencastle, Master of Education; Kennard Foster, Shade Gap, B.S. in education; and Althea Stains Jaymes, Three Springs, Master of Education.
Maryland State Police reported the death of 3-year-old Melissa Jean Vanorsdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vanorsdale, Hancock, in an apparent accidental shooting at her home on July 28.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnett of Saxton on July 25; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McMullen of Burnt Cabins on July 26; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Swisher of McConnellsburg on July 27; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kendall of Mc- Connellsburg on July 29; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deshong of McConnellsburg on July 30; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sigel of Needmore on July 31.
Many people of the area are attending the Shade Gap Picnic held this week.
Mrs. Ray Sprenkle has purchased the Robert Yeager home on North Fourth Street. The Yeagers will move to Greencastle.
There were reports last week of a bear being sighted crossing Sideling Hill in Licking Creek Township – a rather rare sight in Fulton County.
News of men in service: Richard E. Clippinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clippinger of Burnt Cabins, has re-enlisted in the U.S. Army.
Deaths: Guy Gienger, former Fulton Countian; Orlando F. Summers, Chambersburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of August 11, 1960 '60 Clarence Morton of Needmore underwent surgery at Chambersburg Hospital on Tuesday for the amputation of his right leg which was
badly mangled on Saturday when it was caught in a combine. Morton was visiting on the farm of a neighbor, Ed Decker, when he stepped up to look at the grain being combined and his foot slipped.
Close to 100 people attended the open invitation to visit the radar station atop Tuscarora Mountain on Sunday afternoon. On August 18 the Tuscarora station will be inspected by Gen. George S. Eckhardt, commander of the 35th Artillery Brigades Air Defense, Fort Meade, Md. This command takes in all the missile defense sites in the Washington Baltimore area.
The U.S. Army last Thursday called for 9,000 draftees in August, bringing the number to 2.57 million since the start of the Korean War.
Thirteen-year-olds Barry A. and Garry L. Martz of Hustontown were awarded the Boy Scouts "God and Country Award" at services at the Hustontown Methodist Church on Sunday.
Parker E. Crouse, McConnellsburg, a sophomore in engineering, and William M. Swope, a junior in agriculture education, were named to the dean's list at Penn State University for the spring semester.
As the result of a new bill signed into law on July 14, World War II and Korean War veterans may apply for Veterans adminstration-guaranteed home, farm and business loans until July 1962. The GI loan interest rate of 5 1/3 percent remains unchanged.
The month of July was the coolest in 65 years.
Mrs. Bessie Glenn, Knobsville, is at home recovering from a broken hip
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Bergstresser have broken ground for a new home in the cove.
Barbara Long, Knobsville, who broke her arm several weeks ago, had to have it reset at the Medical Center last week
Former Warfordsburg resident Riley Garland, 84, died at his home in York last Monday, and he was buried beside his wife, the former Jessie Lewis, in the Cedar Grove Cemetery on Wednesday.
Deaths: Mrs. Frank Stevens, McConnellsburg; George Henry King, Taylor Township; Walker Mellott, Needmore; Robert E. Anderson, Alexandria, Va., formerly of Fulton County; Scott S. Myers, Greencastle; Mrs. Anna B. Lamberson, Hustontown; George "Jim" Black, Covington, Ky., formerly of McConnellsburg; Mrs. Mary C. Truax, McConnellsburg; William Percy Winter, Six Mile Run; Elvie McClellan Deshong, McConnellsburg.
Harold Rotz, McConnellsburg, advertises country lard at 9 cents a pound.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of August 10, 1950 '50 At long last – after two years of strenuous effort on the part of the citizens of Fulton County and especially the board of directors – the new Fulton
County Medical Center will be formally dedicated during the morning of September 2, 1950.
Birth: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Russell of Arkansas on July 11. Mrs. Russell is the former LaVerne Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown Miller of Hustontown.
Plans are now well under way for the celebration of Fulton County's centennial this year. This week, the director of the centennial pageant, "Fulton's Heritage," set up headquarters in the News' office and the centennial plates and other paraphernalia are stored there. In a note to regular customers, the editor asks them to not be scared of all the strange faces in the front office, "but just come barging right on back. You'll find us in the back office most likely."
George Steffee Anderton and Roena Jane McCoy were married on July 2.
Allison L. Shade of Clear Ridge, Max E. Shope of Hustontown and Edmund J. Seiders of Knobsville have been notified by the local draft board to report to Pittsburgh on August 30 for pre-induction examinations.
Harold Cook and his orchestra will furnish music for the opening of the local VFW's new club rooms on Saturday night.
Deaths: Louise Guillard of Colmont; Virginia Lee Spade of Buck Valley; Mrs. Adiza Brady Fisher of Big Cove Tannery; Norman Heaton of Huntingdon; Mrs. Ruth Hann of Warren, Ohio.
70 Years Ago
From The Files of August 8, 1940 '40 Local state police were busy over the weekend investigating several accidents, four of which involved Fulton Countians, as follows: a Ford
truck, operated by J.B. Fraker of Fort Littleton ran into the rear of an International truck operated by George McFerren of Chambersburg; Fred Brow of Robertsdale, driver of a Ford coach, ran into a Chevrolet operated by Philip P. Drenning of New Grenada; the Ford sedan of Warren C. Keebaugh of Hustontown and a Studebaker sedan of Abe Crowden of Pittsburgh sideswiped; and a collision of the cars of C.C. Madden of Hustontown and Noah Run of Three Springs. Damage was light in each accident and no injuries were reported, except on the last mishap when Mrs. Runk sustained lacerations and bruises of the left knee and a bruised cheek.
Deaths: Mrs. Neil Amelia Stiffler of Everett; Harold Radcliffe Appleby of Beach Haven, N.J.
Fulton Countians admitted to Everett Hospital during the past week included Eugene Bivens of Webster Mill for a tonsillectomy; Earl McFarland of Needmore for amputation of the middle finger; Mrs. Dorothy Hann of McConnellsburg for minor operation; Donald Gress of McConnellsburg for tonsillectomy; Mrs. Mildred Gress of McConnellsburg for minor operation.
Miss Ruth Roetter, who records the daily rainfall from this community, reported that from 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday until 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday of this week, there were 1.75 inches of rain.
Robert Ramsey Black and Mary Grace Armacost were married on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder of Knobsville will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on August 17.
About 11 members of the Sideling Hill Sunday School and Ladies' Aid met at Jerry Springs on Sunday morning and enjoyed an outdoor study of God's work.
Verl Black and Gladys Bolinger were married July 13.
Mrs. D.R. Elder and daughter Elizabeth will move from McConnellsburg to Chambersburg on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. Chas. B. Stevens has been seriously ill the past few days.
Paul Knepper, proprietor of the McConnellsburg Dairy, received a shock from lightning while working in the plant during a storm on Tuesday.
Frank and Max Stenger of McConnellsburg are employed at Hagerstown, building a bungalow for Harold Stenger.
Mrs. Sadie Person of Burnt Cabins fell last Monday, badly injuring her right arm.
Vesta Waneta, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerlin, was buried at the Union Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wesley Mellott of Cito was badly scalded last week when a jar of newly canned beans she was tightening broke.
Born: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Swissvale. Mrs. Clark is the former Hazel Gallagher of Clear Ridge.
Mrs. Glen Miller of Clear Ridge, who was taken seriously ill on Saturday morning, remains unimproved.
Work was begun on Monday morning on a game reserve on King's Knob.
A kitchen shower was held last Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black of Waterfall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Black, who were married recently.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of August 7, 1930 '30 Dan Deshong, son of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Deshong of near Sipes Mill, was guest of honor at a party on Saturday evening in honor of his
15th birthday. More than 150 guests were present.
Death: Mrs. Wilbert J. Walters of Shade Gap. Death: youngest child of George Brown of Maddensville.
W. Lawrence Paylor and Minnie Peck were wed July 24.
Forest fires are burning in many sections and because of the drought are causing much anxiety. Sideling Hill has one of the worst fires in history at present and there is a bad fire on the mountain between Burnt Cabins and Fannettsburg. McConnellsburg is enveloped in smoke, causing a feeling of uneasiness among the residents. While water for domestic use is plentiful enough so far, the town is absolutely at the mercy of fire so far as water protection is concerned.
Mrs. M.F. Boden of Northcraft fell last week, injuring her ankle so severely that she cannot walk.
Last Wednesday, as has been their custom for many years, Clinton Mathias of Burnt Cabins went out to the home of his father and took him to the former's home to celebrate their birthdays together. Veteran William Mathias was 85, his son 53.


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Pass the Termites, Please
The hominids that lived in South Africa 1.8 million years ago, known as Australopithecus robustus, were traditionally thought to be vegetarians, chomping coarse plant matter with their large, flat teeth and powerful jaw muscles. But now, a microscopic analysis of bone tools found in two South African caves suggests that termites were high on their menu. The conclusion fits with other recent evidence that suggests Australopithecus had a protein-rich diet.
Francesco d'Errico of the Institute of Quaternary Prehistory and Geology in Talence, France, and paleoanthropologist Lucinda Backwell of the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, looked at high-quality replicas of the world's oldest bone tools: 85 pieces from the caves of Swartkrans and Sterkfontein, found close to the remains of Australopithecus robustus. Using microscopes and image resolution software, they examined scratch marks on the bones.
The scratches on the bones belie scientists' earlier belief that they were used for tuber-digging, the team reports in the 16 January Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Bone tools created by other researchers show angular marks when used to dig for tubers. The Australopithecus tools, in contrast, had striations running parallel to the bone's axis. This pattern closely matches the marks found on experimental bone tools used exclusively for opening up termite mounds. In addition, the marks reflect abrasion by fine-grained sediment--like the dirt that makes the hard outer crust of a termite mound. The authors say they also have circumstantial evidence that termites were available: The rock layers that contain the tools also include the fossils of several species of termite-eaters.
The study is consistent with carbon isotope evidence from Australopithecus bones, which suggest they enjoyed a varied diet including either grasses or meat and perhaps insects (Science, 15 January 1999, p. 368), says Stanford University anthropologist Richard Klein. "The only thing that bothered me," says Klein, "is that the termite nests I've seen might require a steel chisel."
Termites apparently are well worth all the trouble. d'Errico and Backwell say nothing beats them as a source for protein, fat, and essential amino acids--as well as calories. While a rump steak yields only 322 kilocalories per 100 grams, termites are good for 560 kilocalories.
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Sale Amount: $1.3 million
Sale Date: April 9, 2013
Buyer: Amsdell Storage Ventures XIII LLC
Seller: Chickasaw Land and Investment Company Inc., Nelson F. Freeburg Jr., Houston L. Freeburg, Emily Freeburg Kay and Philip H. Freeburg
Details: The Four-Way Self Storage facility at 6780 Country Park Drive in Northeast Memphis has sold for $1.3 million.
6780 Country Park Drive • Memphis, TN 38134
Amsdell Storage Ventures XIII LLC bought the 58,780-square-foot facility April 9 from Chickasaw Land and Investment Company Inc., Nelson F. Freeburg Jr., Houston L. Freeburg, Emily Freeburg Kay and Philip H. Freeburg.
An alternative address for the property, which sits east of the Kirby Whitten Road and Summer Avenue intersection, is 2731 Whitten Road.
Built in 1943, the Class B storage facility sits on 4.8 acres and had a 2012 appraised value of $1.5 million, according to the Shelby County Assessor of Property.
No financing was associated with the property.
The buyer is an affiliate of Cleveland-based Amsdell Cos., which last summer bought a five-property self-storage portfolio in the greater Memphis area from Memphis Storage LLC.
The portfolio includes 338,766 rentable square feet and 2,671 units. The storage centers are: Bartlett Self Storage Inc. at 8036 U.S. 70, Memphis Self Storage at 4175 Winchester Road in Memphis, Olive Branch Self Storage at 7097 Commerce Drive and DeSoto Self Storage at 7911 Hacks Cross Road in Olive Branch, and Delta Mini Storage at 2274 U.S. 51 in Nesbit, Miss.
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Memphis, TN 38115
Loan Amount: $8.7 million
Loan Date: April 11, 2013
Maturity Date: May 1, 2023
Borrower: Memphis Landings Apartments LLC
Lender: Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Details: The owner of the 292-unit Landings apartments at 3550 Brownbark Drive in Hickory Hill has filed an $8.7 million loan on the property.
Memphis Landings Apartments LLC filed the deed of trust and security agreement April 11 through Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada.
Built in 1987, the Class C multifamily property contains multiple buildings totaling 242,879 square feet on 13.7 acres at the northeast corner of Brownbark and Winchester Road. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $7.2 million.
Memphis Landings Apartments bought the property in 2002 for $10.3 million from ML Tennessee Apartments LP.
The single-purpose entity is affiliated with Beachwood, Ohio-based The Mid America Management Corp., whose "holdings exceed $400 million in total asset value and include multi-family, retail and industrial properties located in twelve states," according to the company's website.
Mark S. Misencik, president and CEO of The Mid America Management Corp., signed the trust deed as manager of the borrower.
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Loan Amount: $2.6 million
Loan Date: April 12, 2013
Maturity Date: N/A
Borrower: Select-O-Hits Inc.
Lender: FirstBank
Details: Select-O-Hits Inc. has filed a $2.6 million loan on its 17,050-square-foot industrial property at 1981 Fletcher Creek Drive in Northeast Memphis.
The music distribution company filed the Tennessee deed of trust, assignment of leases and rents and security agreement April 12 through FirstBank. Sam W. Phillips signed the deed as president of Select-O-Hits.
Built in 1985, the Class B warehouse sits on 0.7 acres on the south side of Fletcher Creek Drive near its intersection with Whitten Road. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $840,900.
The transaction also included an adjacent 0.7-acre parcel that has an appraised value of $107,100.
Select-O-Hits was founded in 1960 and is now run by Phillips, his brother Johnny Phillips and sister Kathy Gordon – nephews and niece of Sun Studio legend Sam Phillips.
4138 Kirby Parkway
Sale Amount: $1.2 million
Sale Date: April 12, 2013
Buyer: Eknath Inc.
Seller: Roopani Properties LLC
Loan Amounts: $789,000; $200,000
Loan Dates: April 12, 2013
Maturity Dates: April 12, 2018; Oct. 12, 2013
Lenders: Brighton Bank; Roopani Properties LLC
Details: The Kirby Food & Fuel gas station and convenience store at 4138 Kirby Parkway in Hickory Hill has sold for $1.2 million.
Eknath Inc. bought the 2,350-square-foot store April 12 from Roopani Properties LLC, which had acquired the property – formerly a Mapco station – in 2010 for $650,000 from Mapco Express Inc.
Built in 1988, the gas station sits on slightly less than an acre at the northeast corner of Kirby Parkway and East Raines Road. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 appraisal is $589,100.
In conjunction with the purchase, Eknath filed two loans – one for $789,000 through Brighton Bank and one for $200,000 through the seller, Roopani Properties. Vithal Bogale signed the two trust deeds, both dated April 12, as president of Eknath.
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It's on channel 442 in the UK.
Here are the programmes ESPN Classic will be showing over the next few weeks:
Sun July 12 02:20: World Snooker Championship, 1973
Sun July 12 10:40: World Snooker Championship, 1973
Fri July 24 23:50: World Snooker Championship, 1980
Sun July 26 01:30: World Snooker Championship, 1980
Fri July 31 23:50: World Snooker Championship, 1981
Sun August 02 01:25: World Snooker Championship, 1981
Mon August 03 10:30: World Snooker Championship, 1982
Fri August 07 11:00: World Snooker Final, 1992
Sat August 08 00:10: World Snooker Championship, 1982
Sat August 08 05:00: World Snooker Championship, 1982
Sat August 08 23:25: World Snooker Championship, 1982
Sat August 15 00:10: Steve Davis v Jimmy White, 1984
Sat August 15 05:30: Steve Davis v Jimmy White, 1984
Sat August 15 23:40: Steve Davis v Jimmy White, 1984
Thu August 20 14:40: World Snooker Championship, 2004
Sat August 22 00:10: World Snooker Final, 1985
Sat August 22 06:00: World Snooker Final, 1985
Sun August 23 01:30: World Snooker Final, 1985
Sat August 29 00:10: World Snooker Final, 1990
Sat August 29 06:30: World Snooker Final, 1990
Sun August 30 00:55: World Snooker Final, 1990
Some great stuff from the archives there, featuring action from four decades, which will be a trip down memory lane for some and an education in snooker history for others.
Bit cruel showing the '85 final on Steve Davis's birthday, though!
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- Matt said...
A small correction Dave, it's on 442 not 422 on Sky.
Always good to see the older stuff, like you say it is a bit of a history lesson.
- 7:42 pm
It's on channel 442 Dave not 422.
- 8:24 pm
Wow, awesome.
BTW, slight correction it's actually channel 442 on Sky. =)
Saw the 1973 final the other day. I can't wait to see 1980, I've never seen any footage of that final.
- 10:36 pm
Perhaps it should be noted that only the UK edition of ESPN Classic are showing this.
- 10:49 pm
is there a web stream for ESPN?
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- Dave H said...
Sorry about that - now edited
- 12:03 am
Any chance of somebody recording and posting to utube or a torrent download link ? Would like to get a look at these but i'm in ireland and dont have sky, thanks.
- 12:38 am
- SupremeSnooker.com said...
I'm watching the 1973 final right now at 3:09am UK time!
It's funny seeing the crowd sitting so close to the table.
People often mention that commentators talk a lot more now than back in the 80s. This is true, but I can't help noticing how much Ted Lowe is talking on this.
One for the anoraks- there's a bloke sitting next to Joe Davis with a white beard, glasses and a bow tie. He must've been someone important. He stands out quite clearly and seems to have something hanging out of his mouth. Ted hasn't emntioned who he is on commentary. Any ideas?
- 3:13 am
Lucky you then... I wish I had sky...
- 2:11 pm
it could have been a close friend or older relative of Joes.
failing that, i dont know who it is, though it sounds like Santa.
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Since Cascade has teamed up with Mark Messier and created the Messier Project, the Cascade M11 hockey helmet has taken off. The core focus of the Messier Project has been to teach and increase awareness about concussions in hockey. The following is a check list for concussion symptoms to help players and teams determine when an injured player should return to play.
Cascade uses what they call the Seven Technology for the bulk of the M11 hockey helmet's protection. You can see below the the basic design of the Seven Technology. The clusters below are placed throughout the M11 helmet with softer comfort foams covering them.
The major benefit of Seven Technology is after an impact it almost instantly regenerates to the original position. Therefore, on multiple impacts it offers additional protection than foams that take longer to regenerate to the original position. Cascade supplied the following stats on multiple impacts on the Seven Technology versus more traditional foams.
Cascade has slowing been growing in popularity. Cascade does not contract players to wear their product in the NHL but for the last couple years more and more have been popping up in NHL locker rooms across the league. According to Cascade they currently have 12 NHL pros using the M11, 19 College University teams, 30 Junior teams, 100 prep-high school teams, 250 youth teams, and 400+ M11 teams.
Part of Cascades success on getting teams to adopt the M11 helmet is first the protection offered, as well as their great custom and team program. Ice Warehouse has a easy to use custom builder imbedded on the site that allows players to choose the colors they want on their M11 helmet.


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Mike's Auto Spa is a full-service car wash with convenient locations to serve you better. We also provide complete automotive detailing, fleet services, and windshield chip repair in Thorton. We are a locally owned and operated business that values the relationships and trust we create in our communities, as we put our customers first and promise to provide the best dog hair removal in each visit.
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Mike Fuller : Shake the Shack, Fri. 6-9PM
In 1980, Jimmy Carter was president, Mt. St. Helens erupted, the Captain & Tennille's "Do That To Me One More Time" was at number one, and I started working at KCMU. Between then and now, I was a DJ on the fondly-remembered modern rock station, KJET, and at a chain of kids' radio stations called KidStar. I gave up radio for a while and moved to Hollywood, where I wrote for several national TV shows, including "Love Connection" and a cool NBC program called "2Hip4TV" that starred Colin Quinn and Ahmet Zappa. I was even a sports writer for ESPN.
I keep coming back to KEXP, though, because it really is where the music matters and where they let DJs take chances that commercial radio won't.
I love doing Shake the Shack with my cousin, Leon (we really are cousins) because it's like having a ringside seat at the Big Bang of Rock & Roll: all that R&B, gospel, boogie woogie, country, bluegrass and blues just mixed together until…BOOOOOOM!!!
Outside of KEXP, I referee roller derby (they call me "Mike the Merciless"), love playing guitar and hanging out with my kid. I also make award-winning chocolate chip cookies.


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Mmmh, the Naish jump looks higher and longer...in less wind!peterheirman wrote:Real jumps with really big winds
Now that unedited clip just blows away the edited buzz video.Damien Girardin wrote:@ Tone, thanks for the comment on the Draft video. Bummer you think we bullshitted on Shawn Richman's jump... Anyway, we hear you, and since there is no bullshit in that jump, here is the unedited jump at real speed. Yes, when Shawn is in the air it looks slow but this is real footage. When you jump that high, well the flight is steady!
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The latest member of Nokia's family of Windows Phone devices, Lumia 610, is catered toward first-time smartphone buyers, offering quite a bang for the buck. Like previous Lumia models, it too is available in several colors, including white, cyan, magenta and black.
On the front of the phone, there's a 3.7-inch screen, along with standard Windows keys. On the side, you'll find volume up/down and camera buttons; while the top is reserved for microUSB port and a 3.5mm headset jack. Finally, there's a 5-megapixel camera with flash and speaker on the back.
Inside, the Lumia 610 hides Qualcomm's Snapdragon S1 CPU clocking at 800MHz and a 7.2Mbps HSDPA radio.
The phone itself is made out of hard plastic with a metallic bezel on the front of the device. As such (and given the fact it will be available in familiar Nokia colors), it's similar to other Nokia Windows Phone devices, and yes it's getting hard to differentiate between all of 'em.
Overall, Nokia may have a hit phone at its hands, the one that will further strengthen its position as the leading maker of Windows Phones. I can easily imagine carriers all around the world offering the Lumia 610 for free on contracts starting at about $20 a month. Off contract, Nokia says the Lumia 610 will be available for 189 EUR, which translates into about $253.
We'll see whether such a low-end Windows Phone device will help Microsoft get a more significant market share and in the meantime, here are the Lumia 610 photos we prepared:


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As a world leader in healthcare, lifestyle and lighting, Philips integrates technologies and design into people-centric solutions, based on fundamental customer insights and the brand promise of "sense and simplicity".
Headquartered in the Netherlands, Philips employs approximately 116,000 employees in more than 60 countries worldwide. With sales of EUR 23 billion in 2009, the company is a market leader in cardiac care, acute care and home healthcare, energy efficient lighting solutions and new lighting applications, as well as lifestyle products for personal well-being and pleasure with strong leadership positions in flat TV, male shaving and grooming, portable entertainment and oral healthcare.Less...
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JS© wrote:from the globe and mail:From the looks of things, Ovechkin seems more intent on stoking the flames of the competition against Malkin, which will bear monitoring in the run-up the 2010 Olympics, when both will be mainstays of the Russian team.
"It's nothing special," said Ovechkin, with a shrug. "I just play hard.
"If not Malkin, it's someone else - I hit them, too. Nothing personal. I like him, he's my friend, but when we go to the ice, we're not friends, we're rivals."
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Ovechkin also talked about being an Internet junkie and liking nothing better than visiting a number of websites, from the Caps' own highly evolved one to the Russian hockey sites, to see what fans are saying on the message boards.
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On Oct. 3, I attended my first 11-hour crop, Celebrate Northern Virginia, at the Fredericksburg Expo Center. What an awesome and fun experience! There were more than 900 scrappers – all Creative Memories consultants and their customers. I completed dozens of album pages over those 11 hours, attended classes, tried out new products and got tons of new page design ideas. I'm sharing a few of them here. Check out all of my photos from the day on flickr.com.
Here is my four feet of table space at the crop. I worked on a 12×12 album about beach vacations my family has taken over the years and then I began work on an 8×8 Christmas album. I used the Power Layouts system before the crop to organize my pages and photos so I could quickly assemble the pages at the event.
There were hundreds of album page layout ideas on display for us to photograph. Here is a creative one that made use of Creative Memories' puzzle-piece shape maker. The pieces are laid out on one of the Discover papers.
I think this might have been my favorite layout idea. This page is gorgeous and uses Jewel Heritage paper and journaling boxes. This paper is available while supplies last…
I am including this one because the little frog in the middle is the cutest!
One of my upcoming projects will be an album about my elementary school days and I really liked this layout idea for that kind of album. This uses Graduation Perfect Fit paper (also available while supplies last on my site).
There were make-and-takes stations at this crop where you could try out the different shape makers and other products. I tried out the new Stardust Maker and Precision Point Adhesive when I made this little Christmas tree.
One of the classes I attended was about taking advantage of small scraps of paper to make embellishments like this flower.
Lessons learned:
- Sort your photos ahead of time.
- Take a pillow to sit on!
- Attend the classes (my friend Sandra, above, taught one on using wallet-sized and other small photos in your layouts).
- Walk around. Take pictures of layout ideas. This helped to break up the day and moving around kept me from feeling too stiff.
The same site has already been reserved for another crop on October 2 October 16, 2010 (new date!)– I plan to attend – let me know if you want to join me!


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Roasted Garlic Pasta, The Essential Gadget, Avocado Ripeness Test & More
Hot posts in June included a tomato and roasted garlic pasta salad, plus our readers' pick for the most essential kitchen gadget. We had a tip to help you tell when avocados are ripe, a collection of grain salads, and more! Read on for our readers' favorite posts of June 2012…
Top 10 Posts of June 2012
• 1 Summer Salad Recipe: Roasted Garlic, Olive & Tomato Pasta Salad
• 2 20 Ways to Enjoy Summer Vegetables
• 3 The #1 Multi-Tasking Gadget You Should Have In Your Small Kitchen
• 4 20 Summery Strawberry Recipes
• 5 How to Determine Whether an Avocado Is Perfectly Ripe Inside
• 6 10 Fresh, Hearty Grain & Pasta Salads
• 7 Smart Tip: Keep Berries Fresh Longer With This Washing Method
• 8 Recipe: Miso Tahini Dressing
• 9 Salad in a Jar! Make a Week of Healthy, Delicious Lunches
• 10 The Simple No-Fail Way to Make Delicious Tofu Every Time
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From December 17 through January 1 we are rounding up some of our favorite (and your favorite) posts from the past year.
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Celebration of Classic MGM Film Musicals Celebrate 75 years of MGM musicals as star musicians and singers from the classical and musical theatre worlds re-create the sounds of the golden age of Hollywood. Performances include show-stopping songs from movie classics "The Wizard of Oz," "Meet Me in St. Louis," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," "High Society," "Gigi," and more. D
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Barbra Streisand - One Night Only at the Village Vanguard Streisand returns to her roots of more than 40 years ago when she was honing her craft and discovering her artistry in New York's West Village. The audience at the 2009 concert is packed tightly in the tiny jazz club and includes friends, celebrities, and 74 lucky winners of various online contests. The singer, backed by a jazz quartet, gives them all a lifetime thrill with songs from her album Love Is the Answer and enduring favorites.G
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Austin City Limits "Widespread Panic" The Georgian jam band celebrates its 25th anniversary with songs from across the group's career.G
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Independent Lens "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" First-time director Alison Klayman gains access to Ai Weiwei while working as a journalist in China. She has made a detailed portrait that provides a nuanced exploration of contemporary China and its most famous international artist and outspoken domestic critic. A dissident for the digital age, the artist inspires global audiences and blurs the boundaries of art and politics.G


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Tae Know Do Season Kicking Off!
August 17, 2012 | Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA
We will be holding an interest meeting for all those who are interested in joining the Liberty University Tae Know Do team this year. This meeting will take place at the LaHaye Ice Center in the Club Sports Conference room on Monday, August 27th at 7-8pm. If you have any questions or would like more information please email email@example.com.


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Shores Lake
What to know
Are you ready for an Ozark Mountain adventure? Shores Lake is an 82-acre lake in the Ozark mountain vacation setting of the Ozark-St. Francis National Forest. Construction of the dam at Shores Lake began in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corp and was completed in 1958. A cooperative effort between the U.S. Forest Service and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission helped complete the structure. Facilities and activities in the Shores Lake Recreation Area include 19 single and four multiple-unit campsites, flush toilets, showers, drinking water, 28 family-unit picnic sites, group picnic sites, swimming, boating boat launch ramp, and pavilion. While boats are allowed, the maximum boat motor size is 10 horsepower. Camping trailers are allowed, but no special facilities are available. It is a fully accessible facility for the physically challenged (including the bathhouse, pavilion, swimming beach ramp, and fishing piers). The 13.4-mile Shores Lake Loop Trail is a wilderness showcase of upland hardwoods and shortleaf pine groves. It treats hikers to views of waterfalls and wildlife, rugged mountain scenery and spectacular rock bluffs in the heart of the Boston Mountain Range of the Ozarks. Fishing: The lake is stocked with bass, catfish and bluegill. Underwater structures were built to attract fish to the fishing piers. From Mulberry take Arkansas 215 north for 15 miles, then follow Forest Service Road 1505 for 0.5 mile. For more information about Ozark mountain vacations on Shores Lake: Boston Mountain Ranger District, P.O. Box 76, Hwy 7 North, Ozark, AR 72830; 479-667- 2191.
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The Horse and Pony Weight Tape estimates the weight of horses and ponies up to 1,321 lb and height up to 20 hands. Made of rip-stop Tyvek - Doubled and sewn with aluminum ends. Read More
Horse & Pony WeighMin. weight 82 lb, max weight 1321 lb. Will also measure height up to 20 hands.
Made of rip-stop Tyvek, doubled and sewn with aluminum ends.
Use weigh tape to compare weight with averages, compute feed averages, calculate drug dosages, determine times for market, breeding, etc.
Place tape around animal at the heart girth just behind the front legs. Take up the slack but do not tighten excessively. Read weight estimation on the scale.
Complete instructions printed on each tape.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information published. However, it remains the responsibility of the readers to familiarize themselves with the product information contained on the product label or package insert.
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- Brand: Coburn
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"use it constantly"
I have one of these things for about 7 years and it is still going strong. Every horse gets weighed monthly to avoid excessive weight gain on pasture.
"Horse Weight Tape"
This Coburn product is of poor quality. I just purchased one (only choice) after breaking my previous one. The printing of the weight values is so blurred it is almost unreadable in many locations. Secondly, the design of the tape is such that you cover (obscure) the desired reading with the end of the tape when making your reading.
"Easy and Economical"
This is an easy and economical way to keep up on your horses weight. It folds right up so you can keep it right in your tack caddy (or your pocket). It's easy to read and easy to use so you can do that quick double check if you think your horse is losing or gaining to much weight.
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Here's something to ponder if and when you and your spouse make your Valentine's Day toasts this year: when it comes to drinking — as in so many other facets of marriage — compatibility may be key to keeping couples together.
Researchers reviewing data collected from 19,977 married couples in one county in Norway reported that spouses who consume about the same amount of alcohol were less likely to divorce than pairs where one partner is a heavy drinker and the other is not — especially when the wife is the one doing the drinking.
By reviewing such a large data set, the team, which reported its findings (abstract here, subscription required for full text)Tuesday in the online edition of the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research, were able to tease out some of the alcohol-related dynamics within couples that lead to marriage dissolution.
They found that divorce was generally more common in couples with high rates of alcohol consumption, but that the highest divorce rates were found in couples where only the woman was a heavy drinker. Among couples where the wife reported being a heavy drinker (a measure that including admission of an indication of "hazardous drinking") and the husband a light drinker, the divorce rate was 26.8%; when the positions were switched and the husband was the heavy drinker, the divorce rate was 13.1%.


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FOOD- THE DISH- Smoke screen: Gov Kaine slips in smoking ban
As Democratic Senator Creigh Deeds predicted in this column two weeks ago, Governor Tim Kaine wants to ban smoking in every restaurant in the state.
"This bill is basically a stategic move to get it to the Governor, who I think will amend it to come up with a pure restaurant smoking ban," said Deeds of recently passed smoking legislation that he voted against.
Sure enough, Kaine has introduced an amendment to bill HB2422 that would ban smoking in restaurants.
"I remain opposed to a widespread, general ban on smoking in public," Kaine has said in a public statement. "This bill, with my amendment, is narrowly targeted to prevent smoking in restaurants, which is an important step to protect the health of both patrons and employees."
For those famiiar with HB2422, Kaine's amendment represents a reversal.
Less far-reaching than the proposed Smoke Free Air Act, which died in committee, HB2422 is an amorphous– some might say meaningless– piece of legislation designed to afix what amounts to a Surgeon General's Warning on restaurant windows. While Deeds complained about the "scarlet letter" that businesses were being forced to wear, others saw it as a victory for smokers and restaurants that allow smoking. However, as Deeds suspected, the plan may have been to add fangs to the toothless bill after it passed.
Dem Delegate David Toscano, who supports Kaine's amendment, bristled at that suggestion, saying it was "extremely unlikely" that passage of the bill was a "strategic move" on the part of its backers.
Legislators will vote on Kaine's amendment April 4. If the amendment is rejected, it goes back to Kaine for his signature or his veto. The bold amendment will face some stiff opposition in a state that's home to Philip Morris, which employs over 6,000 people in Central Virginia. Taking the popular private-property rights stance, the company says restaurant owners should be allowed to determine their own smoking polices.
Indeed, here in Charlottesville, the Downtown Grill's Robert Sawrey has made his own decision well ahead of any possible smoking ban.
"I came to realize that you can't be both," says Sawrey, who made the difficult decision to ban smoking in his formerly cigar-friendly establishemnt starting April 1. "You can't be smoking and non-smoking."
Sawrey says he bought an expensive mechanical smoke eater several years ago, but it just didn't solve the problem. While he has many loyal customers who light up, he's says that complaints from non-smokers and concerns about the heath of his staff finally tipped the scales.
"This was the only way to deal effectively with the problem of second-hand smoke," he says.
So might other restaurants follow suit? Perhaps. But for many restaurant owners, it's a decision they 'd like to be able to make themselves.
Staunton's urban ambitions
With the recent opening of upscale Staunton Grocery and hip new eatery Zynodoa (pronounced zina-doe-a), the Queen City appears to be making a move to establish itself as an attractive alternative to the popular Charlottesville restaurant scene.
"Our restaurant is a little more hip, a little more urban," says Zynodoa co-owner and day manger Susan Goode. "That didn't exist here. Now it does."
Goode and her husband, Jeff, who were both in the construction business, teamed up with Boston restaurant veterans and recent transplants, Myles and Kathryn Eason, to open the stylish eatery around the corner from the Blackfriars Playhouse on February 10.
Named after a legendary warrior– the word is the Native American version of Shenandoah– the European- and Asian-influenced restaurant is, according to Goode, "unlike anything else in Staunton." Stoa Designs, the firm that designed Zocolo and the X-Lounge, helped with the concept.
However, one way the Staunton restaurant has tried to distinguish itself from the Charlottesville scene is by offering a night out that won't break the family's budget.
"Everything on our menu is $20 or below," says Goode. "We're trying to offer the same experience you might have in Charlottesville, but we're making it very affordable and very casual."
"This was the only way to deal effectively with the problem of second-hand smoke," says the Downtown Grill's Robert Sawrey, who made the decision to go smokeless ahead of a possible statewide ban.


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Bright Week
Bright Week (or Renewal Week; in Greek, Diakaimsimos) is the first week following the Resurrection of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, which is celebrated each year at Pascha. It ends the following Sunday, the Sunday of St. Thomas. For Orthodox Christians Bright Week begins a period of celebration that continues for fifty days until Pentecost.
This celebration includes the practice of the faithful joyously greeting each other with the salutation of Christ is risen, followed by the response indeed He is risen or truly He is risen, as the whole of creation is renewed by Our Lord and Savior. The services of Bright Week are done with the Royal Doors fully open. This unblocked view of the altar symbolizes the open door of Christ's empty tomb as well as the rent veil of the Jewish Temple, which was torn apart at the moment Christ died.
The entire week is considered to be one continuous day and the main reason why fasting is completely prohibited to all Orthodox during the week[2].
- ↑ Russian Orthodox icon of the Resurrection of Christ, 16th century
- ↑ fasting is also prohibited during Bright Week so that the faithful may recover their strength after the eight weeks of fasting for Great Lent and Holy Week.


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Saturday, 30 April 2011
Massive Fat Steroid Day
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I'm being told I look "healthy" at the moment too. Humira has meant I've been able to walk everyday, but it doesn't seem to have made a difference on the scale...sigh.I'm the same with photos and am madly trying to lose weight for the end of june when I will have photos with my son at his army marching out parade ,then my duaghters wedding in october.ReplyDelete
And now this week I have an infection,and can't take humra jab,and infectionimmflamation spreads apparantly,so I'm aching and don't feel like walking .
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its always a bit distorting when you gain weight, especially when your coming from such a small weight. You can easily believe its more than it actually is.ReplyDelete
I've had R A since i was about 5 but didn't have lovely steroids till I was about 9, and yes I got the hamster cheeks and a bit of a belly. Even though in the end I was taken off them because of some pretty extreme side effects, for the first time in a while I was able to feel pretty normal.
Further the people who I think are the most pretty have an arse! Coming from such a small weight ,which is praised far too much by celebrity culture, is never really desired but a couple of extra pounds won't make you any less HOT!
I have to just say how brave I think you are to be up front about this and cheers !
btw my names colette, but i had to go down as anonymous otherwise it wouldn't post.
I know what you mean! Steroids have made me put on heaps of weight all in my face! I want a sign to hang around my neck to say, its the medication that's making me fat!:-)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous4 May 2011 at 13:32
I feel your pain! I am having similar thoughts at the moment and oh man it's really annoying!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14 July 2011 at 11:58
Ditto for everything said! I could not have said it this well, so thank you. To Faeryfay, when you make your sign make mine too.ReplyDelete


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I posted this on the Rotax Owner's forum, if anybody on here has ideas I would appreciate it:
I have a vibration issue that started some time ago and has been getting worse. The vibration is not ordinarily present on ground run ups but begins after flying for about 5 minutes (after engine is fully warmed up?) It is very noticeable between 3000 and 5400 rpm and is worse if I yaw the plane back and forth. If I pull power and go below 3000rpm, the vibration stops, even if I maintain airspeed. At around 5400rpm, I can turn the vibration off and on by changing rpm. IOW, at 5390, vibration, at 5420, no vibration.
Gearbox situation: I sent the gearbox out and it was re-shimmed and they adjusted the clutch. No change in vibration issue.
Propeller situation: I have a three blade warp drive that I have used since first flight, it has been checked for consistent pitch and dynamically balanced. I recently installed a Prince propeller, had it dynamically balanced, and have exactly the same vibration problem as with the warp drive.
Engine Maintenance: I do 50 hour oil and filter changes and follow the current Rotax maintenance manual inspection checklist very carefully. At around 100 hours I found a small metal chip on the magnetic plug, nothing but the normal amount of dust since then. Carbs were balanced and checked for float buoyancy at the annual C.I., April, 2015. There are no mods to the engine, I use nothing but the recommended spark plugs, oil, filters.
It was recommended that next time I fly I do a mag check while the engine is vibrating. The motor mounts are tight and do not appear to have any wear, but I'm out of ideas and thinking of changing them.
I push the engine pretty hard but take good care of it. The vibration is getting worse, any ideas would be appreciated.


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My daughter's birthday is December 17th. In an effort to distinguish her special day from Christmas, I strive every year to create a unique celebration for her. This year, I found something delightfully different for her 12th birthday festivity. We grabbed one of her close friends, and traveled back in time: to the 11th Century. At the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, we dined on a delicious full-course meal, featuring 'baby dragon' (chicken) and spent the entire evening as guests of King Don Carlos and his daughter, the Princess.
Heroic Knights entertained us with their athletic skills, horses pranced and supported their riders, while servants addressed us as 'Lord' and 'Lady' making sure that we were well-taken care of. Being completely immersed in the medieval period, gave us all an appreciation for that time in history and society. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit, and you will too! All ages will enjoy the experience at the Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament.
You can pick from the 9 locations throughout North America and Canada at http://www.medievaltimes.com/:From the moment you park your car, the external castle provides a realistic framework for the world within. Kids of all ages (even us Big Kids) will appreciate being invited to a Royal Castle.
Upon entry, you are greeted with a crown to represent your Knight (and seating section), and allowed to wander around the Marketplace of delightful items to purchase as you wait to enter the Royal Arena.
It is very easy to wander around and shop for swords, chalices, and anything your heart desires as a memento of the experience. CLICK and EXPAND the picture below for a full 360' peek.
Meeting some of the other 'Members of the Court', like this falconer heightened the upcoming event with more anticipation!As more of the 'Lords' and 'Ladies' arrive, you will experience the King's Procession and entourage, as well as watch celebrated members of the court receive knighthood.We were giddy and geeking out over the trumpets, costumes, displays of plate armor. Then, Veronica's name was called!Each person was called up, and later presented with their own ceremonial picture.Next, another trumpet sounded, and instructions were announced to report to our Reserved Section.
Then, we entered the incredible arena, were ushered to our seats and could not wait to meet our gallant Green Knight!
The arena, our Hands-On dinner [no utensils here, folks!], cheering on our Knight during his tournament, and the jousting: was a full night to remember.
In true non-spoiler/Blogger fashion, I will allow you to have your own personal experience of an evening of epic battles and steed with this special offer:
Adults $36.95 and children (12 and under) $29.95 with the code MT3629 through 2/28/17. http://www.medievaltimes.com/plan-your-trip/special-offers/us-family-guide-blogger-coupon-mt3629.html
Fun Facts:
* All Knights begin their training as Squires - just as they did in the Middle Ages - learning horse care, sword fighting, and weaponry. It takes a minimum of six months of training to become a Knight.
* Knights perform with real metal weapons and wear authentic armor. During battle scenes, real titanium swords create sparks.
* Every shield must be repainted after every show.
* When jousting, the Knights charge at speeds of approximately 15 to 20 miles per hour and reach an impact velocity speed of about 30 to 40 miles per hour.
* Each year, 25 foals are born at Chapel Creek Ranch, where they spend two years training.
* Our horses enjoy retirement at the ranch after 15 to 20 years of performing.
* 125,000 gallons of soup are served each year.
* 400,000 gallons of Pepsi are consumed each year.
* Each arena is filled with about 4,455 cubic feet of sand - about the load of 10 dump trucks.
* Medieval Times is the #1 breeder of pure Spanish horses in North America.(More information about our horses: http://www.medievaltimes.com/about-the-show/the-horses.html)
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New Catholic Dictionary – Saint Colette
(Nicoletta) (1381-1447) Virgin, foundress of the Colettine Poor Clares (Clarisses), born Corbie, France; died Ghent, Belgium. Successively a Beguine, Benedictine, Urbanist Poor Clare, and a recluse, she entered the order of Poor Clares, was appointed superior general, and began a successful reform of the Poor Clare convent at Beaume, Switzerland, which spread rapidly through France, Savoy, Germany, and Flanders. Her rule prescribed that the nuns go barefooted, observe perpetual fast and abstinence, and practice extreme poverty. The reform also embraced the Franciscan friars (Coletani), suppressed, 1517. Endowed with great spiritual gifts, many miracles were wrought through her, and she exerted remarkable moral influence over her associates. Represented in art delivering a soul from purgatory, and being carried to heaven by an angel. Emblems: a lamb, birds. Canonized, 1807. Relics at Poligny. Feast, 6 March.
- "Saint Colette". . CatholicSaints.Info. 15 September 2012. Web. 22 January 2019. <http://catholicsaints.info/new-catholic-dictionary-saint-colette/>


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I see these as the poodles of the cupcake world; the strange thing is that I can't really explain it any further – you'll either see what I mean or you won't! When I read the recipe it was like ticking off a list of all my favourite ingredients: coconut, raspberries, cream cheese and butter.
These are show-stoppingly pretty but really not that difficult to make. If you can make a cupcake and you can make frosting the rest is window dressing. What they do require is time and care to assemble.
The cupcakes don't dome hugely on baking but that's good as it gives you a nice flat surface to decorate:
The recipe said to use frozen raspberries but the supermarket had some gorgeous English Tulameen raspberries grown in West Sussex and, successfully managing to ignore the price, I knew they had to be mine. They were worth every penny - plump, sweet, juicy and flavoursome. A good raspberry has a price beyond rubies. Look at the raspberries on that!
One little cupcake ready for transit:
The coconut essence was tricky to find but I eventually bought it from Jane Asher, this is a good website for sugar and wafer decorations too.
For the cake:
220g caster sugar
3 eggs
75g plain flour
35g self raising flour
40g desiccated coconut
80ml sour cream
150g raspberries
For the frosting:
60g unsalted butter, at room temperature
160g cream cheese, at room temperature
2 teaspoons coconut essence
480g icing sugar
For the decoration:
150g toasted flaked coconut
36 raspberries
How to make:
- Preheat the oven to 180°C/fan oven 160°C/350°F/Gas mark 4.
- Line a 12 hole muffin pan with paper cases.
- Beat the butter, sugar and eggs together until light and fluffy. If the mix starts to curdle you can add a little of the flour to correct it.
- Stir in the flours, coconut and sour cream and ensure all the ingredients are well combined.
- Carefully fold in the raspberries. Try not to break them and have them bleed into the mix – although some breakages are inevitable. I used a plastic spatula so as to preserve the raspberries.
- Spoon into the paper cases making sure that all the cupcakes have their share of raspberries.
- Bake for approximately 40 minutes or until a skewer comes out cleanly. Mine took 35 minutes.
- Leave to cool completely on a wire rack. Once cool I kept the cupcakes in an airtight container to decorate the next day; you can of course decorate them as soon as they are cool if you so wish.
- Make the frosting by beating the butter, cream cheese and coconut essence until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in the icing sugar.
- Remove the cakes from their cases and cover with frosting.
- Roll the edges in the coconut flakes then smooth the frosting on the top.
- Decorate the top with raspberries.
- Bask in glory at the wonderful thing you have made.
- Eat.


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Italians, Hit by Austerity, Cast Votes in Election
The center-left Democratic Party is expected to triumph in Italian elections, according to instant polls released just after the close of the voting booths on Monday. Alessandra Galloni has the latest on Markets Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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(By Delegates Morgan, Stephens, Hartman, Hatfield,
AN ACT to amend and reenact §30-4-19, §30-4-20, §30-4-23, §30-4-28 and §30-4-29, of the Code of West Virginia, 1931, as amended, all relating to the practice of dentistry; requiring notification of a dentist's death to the dental board by the deceased's personal representative; requiring dentists to notify the board of a life threatening occurrence, serious injury or death to patient as a result of dental treatment or related complications; providing for disciplinary action for failing to report; certain actions of dentists subject to disciplinary action by board; providing the board with the authority to require a licensee have a psychological evaluation prior to reinstatement of license; increasing personal representative's length of time to dispose of shares of a deceased shareholder in a dental corporation after dentist's death; and permitting a dental student to work in a public health setting under certain conditions.
§30-4-19. Dental Office.
§30-4-20. Refusal to issue or renew, suspension or revocation of license; disciplinary action.


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Yesterday, for the first time, an exclusive clip from The Muppets, was shown in London at the Empire Big Screen Film Festival. Our friends from the movie blogs HeyUGuys and Bleeding Cool (note, links have SPOILERS) have some exclusive details on the clip that was shown and the interview conducted with director James Bobin, Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear, Miss Piggy, Animal, and the bunny he was chasing.
(Note: for full details, see the Bleeding Cool article.) The clip shown followed Jason's character, Gary, along with Amy Adams' character Mary, and Watler as they search for Kermit outside his home. It showed the Walter-electric-fence scene from the full-length trailer and then followed the three characters into Kermit's house where they meet Kermit. He proceeds to sing, what sounds like, a completely heart-breaking and emotionally charged song about missing his friends. Reading the lyrics alone were enough to make me tear up.
Our friend Rob Hearn was present at the Empire Film Festival for The Muppets panel and he provides us with some great, passionate insight into what he saw--and what we wish that we had all seen as well.
Rob Hearn - So yesterday I dragged my brother to London with me to go and see The Muppets interview session at Empire Big Screen. I was a little concerned that my expectations were far too high and I would be disappointed, but no matter how I tried, I couldn't lower them. Somehow, I've never seen any Muppets on a cinema screen. If my parents loved me they might have taken me to see Muppet Treasure Island when that came out. If they didn't love me they could have taken me to Muppets From Space, but they did neither. So there I was, about to see them on a big screen for the first time in my life, and so I got a little emotional when Kermit appeared on the screen next to James Bobin live from New York. Naturally, Kermit answered most of the questions and was very funny. The atmosphere in the room was electric, huge cheers and raucous laughter and applause aplenty. The interruptions from Fozzie, a bunny chased by Animal, and Dame Miss Piggy herself were all welcomed with rapturous applause. It was refreshing to see so much love for these characters. I mean everyone in the room was as excited as me to be there.
But all this is irrelevant. The main event was, of course, an exclusive peek at a scene from the new film. It was perfect. You've read the article on BleedingCool, so I won't go in to too much detail about what was actually shown. There was the electrocution gag from the trailer that I'm sure kids will find hilarious, but that's followed by a classic Muppet type gag that actually is hilarious. 80's Robot now makes sense and is pretty funny, but the big thing was Kermit's song. There aren't enough superlatives to accurately describe how incredibly amazingly fantabulous this was. The first two lines put tears in my eyes, the comic relief from the pictures coming alive was welcome but didn't subtract from the emotion; more added to its heart. I had a lump in my throat the whole way through and still get one just thinking about it.
I kind of love Walter and his squishy face now too. He represents me and I'm sure you and I'm sure so many other who follow the blogs. I can't remember the exact phrasing he used while trying to convince Kermit to get the gang back together, but it was something like this:
"You have to do it. You're my hero." showing his wrist "You're on my watch."
All of the humour was spot on, the song was perfect and the fourth wall was broken and the whole thing was bursting with heart. That's everything from my checklist of what makes a great Muppet movie, and if this scene is indicative of the rest of the film then I'm even more impatient to see it than I was before, and I will force everyone I know to see it too.
You may remember I mentioned dragging my brother along. He's been a skeptic ever since I first started relaying every tidbit of information I heard about this film a couple of years ago. He doesn't understand my fandom or my faith that some day the Muppets will return to greatness. Why is this important?
Because after seeing the interview and the clip, he turned to me, slightly emotional, with a smile on his face and said, "Okay, you got me."
It's changed the mind of a skeptic and that's how I know that The Muppets is going to be huge and that it's not just me being crazy and trying to see the good in everything they do.
There is only one bad thing I have to say about the whole experience, and that is: I want to watch it again. On the face of it, that's not a bad thing, but when you have to wait six months (in the UK), it's the worst thing in the world.
The Muppet Mindset by Ryan Dosier, firstname.lastname@example.com


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It takes a really cold person to steal a car, especially one from an 80-year-old man. But throw in the fact that his recently deceased wife's ashes were in the back seat, and you have a truly terrible criminal.
According to CBS Sacramento, Melvin Hayes took his Ford Fusion to a car wash in Elk Grove, Calif. yesterday, on his way to pick up the priest who was going to conduct the funeral services for his wife of 48 years who died last month. A woman at the car wash struck up a conversation with Hayes while he waited for his car.
But after she left, Hayes wondered where his car was. When he asked employees, they said "his girlfriend" picked it up.
He told the CBS affiliate:
"Someone could dump my wife's ashes in the Sacramento River, or dumpster, or down the sewer," he said. "I don't want that to happen to my wife's ashes."
Hayes also says the funeral was postponed because of the crime and he won't get closure until his wife's ashes are recovered.
California Highway Patrol are looking for the red Ford Fusion with a California license plate 6ROC306. Anyone with information is asked to call (916) 681-2300.
Even if the woman who stole Hayes' car had no idea the importance of the contents inside, it's an incredibly cruel move.


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Nov. 29, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Competing in the inaugural Beanpot Tournament, the MIT women's fencing team fell to host Harvard University (21-6), Brandeis University (15-12), and Boston College (15-12) on Wednesday. With the losses, the Engineers' ledger moved to 5-4 on the year.
The epee team had the best outing of the day as it compiled a record of 12-15 and a pair of 5-4 victories against Harvard and Brandeis. Stephanie Shin led the way with a 6-3 mark while Joanna Tong and Nicole Koulisis both went 3-6.
Like MIT's epee contingent, the sabre squad earned two 5-4 wins as it outlasted Brandeis and Boston College while totaling an 11-16 record. Yuhsin Chen paced the trio with a 5-4 showing, followed by Laura Evans (4-5) and Elena Tatarchenko (2-7).
The foil team edged out Boston College, 5-4, en route to a 7-20 overall record. Cordelia Link powered the Engineers with a total of 4-5 while Chun Li contributed a ledger of 3-6. Lindley Graham (0-8) and Jenna Caldwell (0-1) rounded out MIT's contingent.


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Since its founding in 1974, Cudell Improvement, Inc. has been a leader in preserving the built environment in the Cudell/Edgewater neighborhood of Cleveland while assuring quality design for new buildings. Historic restorations, gut rehab projects, major real estate developments and storefront renovations have made a major impact on the aesthestic appeal of both commercial districts and neighborhood streets. Fruitland School, the Upham Building, the Scharkofsky Building, the Southwestern Savings & Loan Building, Kirby Manor, Clifton Plaza, West Tech, West Side Community House, Cudell Clock Tower and 100+ storefront projects have made a grand difference in our neighborhood.
As a developer, Cudell Improvement, Inc. has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects, the Cleveland Restoration Society, city of Cleveland's Department of Community Development and city of Cleveland's Landmarks Commission for its outstanding committment to historic preservation in real estate development.
Donors to the organization take pride in the fact that, due to their generosity, future generations will be able to enjoy historic structures and notable places in our history-shaped neighborhood.


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Evangel Profile
Dr. Cameron Pace: Communication Department chair
May 22, 2013
Dr. Cameron Pace has been working in media for more than 30 years and has taught most of the electronic media courses that Evangel has offered at some point in his 25-year career as an Evangel professor. He serves as the faculty adviser for EUTV and EU Films, and he is the faculty supervisor of the TV studio. Originally from Kalamazoo, Michigan, Dr. Pace attended Evangel from 1978 to 1982. He received both his master's degree and Ph.D. from Regent University.
Dr. Pace and his wife, Jill, have two daughters. One has already graduated from Evangel, and the other is a student at EU. He enjoys playing volleyball, producing video and photography, watching movies (of course) and reading about history. The family attends James River Assembly of God in Ozark, Missouri.
What are your best memories as a student at Evangel?
They mostly revolved around working at the campus radio station and having friends come over to listen to my show. I also have many fond memories of being a part of Evangel drama productions. Directing my senior theater project was the highlight of my college career.
What have been some of the highlights of your career outside of Evangel?
Before coming to Evangel to teach, I worked in radio, video production and teaching at the high school level. I produced and directed plays for school and church. I also had my own video business shooting weddings and special events. I've always been a video and photo enthusiast, and I have produced corporate and personal projects for many years.
In the years since you were a student, media technology has changed dramatically. Has Evangel kept up with the changes?
Communication is such an exciting field. It changes constantly, which means you never stop learning about it. Evangel has done a great job keeping up. For example, we were an early adopter of non-linear editing back in the early 90s. Evangel switched to video camcorders while many were still using 3/4″ decks. We offered courses in multimedia very early on when the Internet was still young. Lately, we no longer shoot videotape and have completely converted to HD production methods. My students produced movies in stereoscopic 3D this past year. We are now entirely HD in the studio, in our field production system and on our channel. The student newspaper and yearbook are produced on Mac Pros, and photography and graphics are all done digitally using D-SLRs and Photoshop editing.
Do students at Evangel have a chance to be involved in professional media internships?
We encourage students to apply for internships during their junior or senior years. They can be placed in professional media environments here in Springfield or in many places around the country. Our internship program is well-established with many key contacts.
What are some of the new things going on in the Communication Department?
Our channel converting to HD was a highlight this year. We've been shooting in HD for quite some time, so it's nice that students can see their work in the higher definition. We have added the Political Communication major and minor this year. We are currently seeking approval from the State to offer a communication education degree that allows the student to earn teaching certification in both journalism and English in secondary education upon graduation. We've expanded our Web design course offerings and recently added another film theory course.
What advice do you have for prospective students?
If you can, come to Evangel as a freshman rather than taking classes at community colleges first. Though we are happy to have transfer students and will create a program that will work for you using your transfer credits, it really is a benefit to you to come to Evangel as a freshman. You get involved sooner in the things you enjoy doing, you are able to follow the program of study easier, which helps when you need to fit upper-level classes in your schedule, and you have more time and experience with the equipment and facilities we have here. I have had some transfer students tell me they wished they had come to Evangel sooner. Either way – transfer or freshmen beginner – we'll provide every student the chance to be his or her best.