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For this month's 100 Things to do in Syosset we are going to Syosset-Woodbury Community park for a frighteningly glorious festival as Tobay transforms the grounds on Saturday, October 6, into a ghoulishly "boo-tiful" seasonal setting.
The devil is in the details at this free festival for there will be fun activities for adults and children such as Halloween crafts, bouncers, apple cider, and popcorn. Some of the ghostly games will be: eyeball bounce, build-a-skeleton, halloween golf, Frankenstein relay, pumpkin roll, grave yard spider hunt, just to name a scary few.
Look for a field of hay for a "U-Pick" pumpkin patch where kids can gather up a gourd and take it to the craft table to create some hair-raising decorations on their very own jack-o-lantern. Each child will receive one free pumpkin while supplies last.
Children will also have the opportunity to enjoy a hayride and everyone is encouraged to masquerade around in their costumes to get into the Halloween spirit.
This event is being held rain or shine and if you can't make it to the Syosset festivities, head over to Massapequa to the Marjorie R. Post Community Park on Saturday, October 20 for more fall fun.
This festival is sponsored by the Town of Oyster Bay's Department of Community & Youth Services, Cultural and Performing Arts Division. For more information visit the Town's website: www.oysterbaytown.com
So come on down from 1pm until 4pm for a Spooktacular Syosset trick and treat.


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Jeremy Lin on rumors he's dating Kim Kardashian: 'I don't think I'm her type'
Feb 20, 2012, 4:22 PM EDT
It's become a traditional rite of passage for any professional sports star who has just entered the media spotlight: Before you do anything, you must deny rumors that you're dating a Kardashian. Jeremy Lin went on the record this morning in an interview with Rachel Nichols of ESPN, which was shown on ABC's Good Morning America.
In it, the single, 23-year old Harvard graduate turned overnight NBA sensation shot down rumors he's dating reality TV star Kim Kardashian who recently divorced Kris Humphries of the New Jersey Nets.
"Stuff about me dating Kim Kardashian, I mean, I have no idea where that came from and all these other rumors," said Lin when asked about the most ridiculous aspects of his stardom. When asked by Nichols if he was the "Kim Kardshian type," Lin responded by saying, "Nah, I don't think I'm her type."
Too bad, because I already had a power couple nickname picked out: Kardashilin.
Lin also said that his new-found stardom has taken a toll on his family, saying that his private life isn't private anymore.
Meanwhile, at the sports betting site Bovada.com:
Will Jeremy Lin and Kim Kardashian go out on a date before the NBA Finals is complete?
Yes … 5/1
- trbowman - Feb 20, 2012 at 8:09 PM
Lin to Nichols "I'm not her type, I'm yours."
- rcali - Feb 20, 2012 at 9:51 PM
Wait a minute, what happened to her love affair with Tebow? How long before her people start the Bryce Harper rumors…baseball fame is around the corner!
- bbk1000 - Feb 21, 2012 at 6:57 AM
I wouldn't even want to use the toilet next to hers….things would surely would be jumping off her..what a scank.
- winkeroni - Feb 21, 2012 at 8:31 AM
I'm not convinced that Kim Kardashian isn't a Fembot. I just wish the media would show the new King of New York some respect and at least speculate that he's seeing Kate Upton.
- silverdeer - Feb 21, 2012 at 11:54 AM
He graduated from Harvard, so you would think that he would be smart enough to run away from that as fast as he can. Looks like he is….
- chargerdillon - Feb 21, 2012 at 11:56 AM
He can do better than a pornstar
- goforthanddie - Feb 21, 2012 at 3:38 PM
Well, he's not rich and stupid, so…
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On Tuesday, March 20, Flagler College will host novelist Cassandra King for a reading and discussion of her work. The event, to be held at the Flagler College Auditorium, 14 Granada Street, will begin at 7 p.m. and will be followed by a book-signing. King's reading is the latest event in the College's "Ideas and Images" 2011-2012 series, a popular program that debuted at the College last year and has welcomed a host of scholars and artists to St. Augustine.
Cassandra King's first novel, "Making Waves in Zion," was published in 1995; her second novel, "The Sunday Wife" (2002), was a Booksense Pick, a People Magazine Page-Turner of the Week, a Literary Guild Book-of-the-Month selection, a Books-a-Million President's Pick, a South Carolina State Readers' Circle selection, and a Salt Lake Library Readers' Choice Award nominee. In paperback, the novel was chosen by the Nestle Corporation in its campaign to promote reading groups.
Released in 2005, King's third novel, "The Same Sweet Girls," became a #1 Booksense Selection and Booksense bestseller, a Southeastern Bookseller Association bestseller, a New York Post Required Reading selection, a Literary Guild Book-of-the-Month Club selection, and a Southeastern Bookseller Association Bestseller. King's latest novel, "Queen of Broken Hearts," has been hailed as "wonderful," "uplifting," "absolutely fabulous," and "filled with irresistible characters" by fellow Southern writers Sandra Brown, Fannie Flagg and Dorothea Benton Frank.
King's short fiction and essays have appeared in numerous journals and anthologies. A native of Alabama, King currently lives in the Low Country of South Carolina with her husband, novelist Pat Conroy, whom she met when he wrote a blurb for "Making Waves."
"Ideas and Images: Scholars and Artists in Residence" features an international composition of artists and authors, introducing a fresh and creative component to the greater St. Augustine community. Each event is free and open to the public. Please visit www.flagler.edu/our-community or call (904) 826-8572 for more information. If you are a person with a disability and need reasonable accommodations, please contact Lynn Francisco at 904-819-6460. Sign Language Interpreters are available upon request with a minimum of three days' notice.
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While the Chesapeake Energy Arena is home to the Western Conference champion Oklahoma City Thunder, it'll be home for some other teams today at least for a couple of hours.
Empire and Wilson will renew their traditional matchup as the Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs will look to get one more victory under their belts before 2012 comes to a close.
"Our guys love getting to play at an NBA arena, and that's why we keep going back," Empire coach Ryan Green said. "It's a great experience for everyone and it should be a good game."
First at noon, the Lady Bulldogs (8-2) will try and make it three straight victories as they take on a Lady Eagles (2-7) squad who has had some struggles this season.
While Wilson has managed to crack 40 plus points once this season, head coach Jason Allensworth and his squad have eclipsed the mark eight times, including putting up 84 points in their season opener.
Then at 1:30 p.m. the Bulldogs (3-7) will try and break their two-game losing streak against a high-flying Eagles (8-1) squad who has 70 or more points in four games this season.
"We've been trying to work on a lot of things recently," Green said. "Our team looks a little different because of injuries so some guys who don't normally play are stepping in for us."
Among the notables who won't be available are sophomore Tanner Ford who is out with a knee injury, along with junior Zach Rivera who is nursing an ankle injury.
"Tanner managed to practice a little on Wednesday," Green said. "He was able to run a little. But, he's not at 100 percent yet, so he's about a week or two away from playing."
Green added he hopes his team can slow the pace down and force Wilson to adjust away the fast paced style they are used to.
"Last time we played Wilson, we were able to play good defense for the first half," he said. "We need to slow the game down and make them play at our tempo. It would be huge for us to get a win like this to finish the calendar year with."


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The Victor Reader Stream is audio playback's "birth of the cool," and its sleekness, versatility, and convenience will make it in the print-impaired reader's technology arsenal for years to come.
- Compact: the Stream measures 4.6 by 2.6 by 0.9 inches and weighs 6.0 ounces
- Intuitive number-pad navigation
- Plays wide range of file types, including: .TXT, .HTML, WAV, MP3, WMA, FLAC, SPX, and BRF
- Easy-to-use recorder is great for interviews and class lectures
- Ability to mark text with electronic bookmarks with voice annotations and easily navigate among them
- Nuance Vocalize audio quality makes reading long texts tedious
- DAISY text files lack search and spell-check capabilities
- Only about 20% of all NLS and Learning Ally cassette books are available digitally.
The Victor Reader Stream is a pocket-sized digital player for specially formatted audiobooks used by print-impaired readers.
The Stream provides access to DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System) books from Bookshare and Learning Ally.
The Library Edition supports and has a cartridge holder for the new National Library Service (NLS) digital audiobooks.
A digital decryption key must be installed on the Stream to play NLS books.
Users can download audiobook files from their PC onto the Stream through a USB cable.
The Stream organizes books into separate "shelves" for Talking Books, music, podcasts, text files, and notes.
Guide Review - Victor Reader Stream Plays Audio and DAISY Books for the Blind
When I first saw HumanWare's cell-phone sized Victor Read Stream, I had to have one. Most special-format book players are soulless squares of plastic. But here, finally, was a product audio learners could wield with the same pride as any gadget-happy consumer.
The Stream immediately consigned my microcassettes to the sock drawer; its simple navigation, internal mic, and digital sound quality made interviews (in-person and phone) easier to record, organize, and retrieve. I spent a month using the Stream to listen to books (including The Call of the Wild, which came preloaded on it), music, podcasts, and text files.


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Multiple Sources Pointing at January 31st For Global WP 7.8 Rollout
Although a lucky few got an early release of Windows Phone 7.8 on what later turned out to be "developer devices"; unfortunately both Nokia and Microsoft haven't been very forthcoming with the details of the rollout (as usual). Thankfully though other sources have been more helpful in providing a date for the update; which is most probably January 31st if they're to be believed.
First we have O2 in the UK who confirmed the rollout to happen "before the end of January"
@radiointheuk Hi there, the 7.8 Windows Phone update will be released by the end of January and will be available via Zune.
— O2 in the UK (@O2) January 18, 2013
Then Telstra in Australia who listed the update coming to the Lumia 800 as
Nokia Lumia 800 –Windows Phone 7.8 update– First round testing– 31/01/2013
Then the official Facebook page of Windows Phone Columbia listed the same date once again:
"As of January 31 and during the first quarter of 2013 some phones with Windows Phone 7.5 will be receiving 7.8 update… Happy weekend." (Translated by Bing)
Hopefully we'll all get it sooner than later; perhaps even portico rollout alongside it? Since Nokia said it would be available BY February?
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Would honestly not care about this anymore.
Flashed my Lumia 710 and will be getting the 620 once it's out.
I just afraid that my phone won't be able updated through Zune once there is a new one.:/
@Jack, I did it also last week but I didn't get the BT Share and Ringtone Maker, it wont even allow to download it from Marketplace says not available for your region… so that's the only downside of it.
Cool. Looking forward to it on my Lumia 800. Hope it won't be long.
Had my Lumia 800 sent to Nokia for repair during the holidays and it returned with 7.8 installed, really love the new startscreen.
No ringtonemaker though and cannot download it either.
I assume it's still IE9?
As far as I can tell, yes.
Damn, maybe I should have waited a week before taking my phone for repair, I could have the 7.8 update now also!
Seriously this is a good webpage.


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The Jersey Boys in Las Vegas is a tough ticket to get but the show is consistently ranked among the best. A good story, a talented cast and the familiar sounds of a generation that set the tone for entertainment for plenty of years since. JERSEY BOYS is the story of how a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of town became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They were Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi.
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Corsicana — Kerens Pioneer and Kerens Garden Club invite the public to join them for a joint meeting and "Guest Day" at 3:30 p.m. at Kerens First Baptist Church. The program "I Take Pen in Hand" is a collection of letters from Colonial through modern times, and should appeal to everyone.
Shakers and Scrapers Car Club will hold its monthly meeting at VG's Event Pavilion (301 E. Third Ave.) at 6:30 p.m. Shakers and Scrapers is a very diverse group of folks with a common interest of cars and a desire to help local charities and events. We hold an annual car show during Derrick Days which helps to support a local charity. If you are interestedd in seeing if we are a club that you might like to join, please come and attend our meeting. For information call Sean at (903) 851-7845.
Feb. 22
Mary Peterson Child Care Center, 1103 East Collin, will host a "Soul Food Luncheon" from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Take out only. On the menu will be barbecue sausage links, barbecue chicken, or pork neckbones; yams, greens, pinto beans, potato salad or cherry salad; and peach cobbler or banana pudding. Donations for meals are $10. Money raised will go to help Mary Peterson Child Care Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit agency, with operations. For more information or to place orders call (903) 874-7091.
Feb. 23
Blooming Grove Friends of Youth Chili and Beans & Cornbread Fundraiser will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, at 5:30 p.m. at the Blooming Grove Elementary Cafeteria. Tickets are $6 each. A live auction will begin at 6:30 p.m. Proceeds from fundraiser goes to help support the students who participate in the Navarro County Youth Expo.
VFW Post 3366 will host its regular monthly dance in the post ballroom. Classic Country will be playing all your favorite dance songs! Dance starts at 8 p.m. and the band plays till midnight! There is no cover charge but donations will be accepted at the door to help pay the band.
Feb. 25
The newly organized Silver Dems will meet at 5 p.m. at the Navarro Democratic Party HQ at 416A W. Third Street (one block West of Court House). We will be socializing and munching from plates that you bring so be generous with the sweet treats and wear your best smile. We will soon be approving by-laws and electing officers and committees so your leadership skills will be needed. Come and join the Party! The group's main purpose is to discuss and protect issues important to folks over 50 years young and educate ourselves on benefits from the government and civilian organizations that are available and earned by Senior Citizens and Veterans.


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Olmert to Ashkelon: Get used to rockets
ולמרט באשקלון: אין דרך למנוע ירי גראד
Unbelievable. He is failing in his most basic responsibility, to provide security to the citizens of Israel. How can the government just accept the fact that missiles are falling on a major city? If he and his government refuse to provide security then they should go home and let someone else try. The disengagement which he was an ardent supporter of is a good part of why this is happening.
There are over 500 talkbacks on this article and the overwhelming majority are very critical. I can't see how Olmert can stay in power much longer.


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Laws regarding sexual assault of adults are covered under the Criminal Code of Canada (R.S., c. C-34 [1993]). The following is a condensed version of these laws.
- Any form of sexual activity forced on someone else (ex: kissing, touching, oral sex, vaginal/anal intercourse, etc.) without consent and without causing bodily harm.
Maximum 10-year prison term.
Level Two: Sexual assault with a weapon / threats to a third party / causing bodily harm
Occurs when a person is sexually assaulted by someone who:
- Uses a weapon or threatens to use a weapon (imitation or real);
- Threatens to cause harm to a third person (friend, family member or children);
- Causes bodily harm to a third party, or;
- Commits the assault with any other person – multiple assailants
Maximum 14-year prison term.
Level Three: Aggravated sexual assault
- Occurs when a person brutally beats, wounds, maims, disfigures or endangers the life of someone during an assault.
Maximum life sentence to prison.
Other Aspects of the Law in Canada:
- There is no statute of limitations for prosecution of sexual assault. This means that a survivor is legally entitled to press charges of sexual assault at any point in time after it occurs, no matter how long ago it happened.
- The three levels of sexual assault focus on the severity of the assault. The degree of personal injury to the survivor determines which level applies. This parallels physical assault charges.
- The term "sexual assault" is more broad in its application than "rape"; as such, the law now acknowledges that other forms of unwanted sexual activity are as damaging to survivors as forced sexual intercourse. In addition, sexual assault laws are no longer gender-biased, and recognize that people of all genders can be victims (and perpetrators), and that they should all be provided with equal treatment by the law.
- Under the law, it is a crime for one partner to force the other into sexual activity. This means that while two people may have had consensual sex previously, this does not give the right for a partner to assume that both parties automatically consent to further/ongoing sexual activity.
- The law does not require corroboration for charges to be made, although the case is stronger if there is a witness or some other supporting evidence.
Defined as the voluntary agreement, by words or conduct, to engage in sexual activity. With regards to adult sexual assault, lack of consent is critical in determining whether a sexual assault has occurred. The law also states that people have the right to change their minds at any point in a sexual encounter and to withdraw consent by words or conduct. Consent cannot be provided under the following conditions:
- Where the survivor was incapable of consenting;
- Where the survivor used words or conduct to indicate "no";
- Where the survivor changed her mind;
- Where someone other than the survivor gave consent for her;
- Where there was an abuse of trust or authority.
The following defences cannot be used by a perpetrator:
- He was too intoxicated to realize s/he had not consented;
- He believed s/he was consenting (a person must take reasonable steps to find out if consent has been given).


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Tense moments Tuesday night for a mother... After her 2-year-old girl fell and was trapped in a vending machine at a laundromat in Lexington, Kentucky.
It happened just before nine at Commonwealth Coin Laundry on Russell Cave Road. Firefighters were called to rescue the child.... Who was trapped for more than twenty minutes in a vending machine filled with toys.
Emergency crews had to saw off top of the machine to get little Katelyn Campbell out safely.
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If I were to ask you what a distributor is, would you be able to define it? How about a duty or a domestic export? If you hesitated to answer, you need to brush up on the Foreign Trade Regulations. Here are a couple of examples of how it will come in handy.
First, though, let's answer those questions!
What is a distributor? According to the Foreign Trade Regulations, a distributor is an agent who sells directly for a supplier and maintains an inventory of the supplier's products.
What is a duty? It is a charge imposed on the import of goods. Duties are generally based on the value of the goods (ad valorem duties); some other factor, such as weight or quantity (specific duties); or a combination of value and other factors (compound duties).
Domestic export? These are goods that are grown, produced, or manufactured in the United States, and commodities of foreign origin that have been changed in the United States, including changes made in a U.S. Foreign Trade Zone, from the form in which they were imported, or that have been enhanced in value or improved in condition by further processing or manufacturing in the United States.
Why is it important to know these terms? Because the more you know, the better your chance of being successful and minimizing any misunderstandings when negotiating with overseas customers and foreign suppliers. The last thing you want to do is accidentally give away any competitive advantage that might result from a lack of knowledge.
You may not have all the answers, but if you know where to get them, you will boost your confidence level and communicate more effectively on import/export trade negotiations.
For more information, visit the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations.


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NEW CASTLE — Editor, The News:
Sometimes out of the most unsuspecting place comes a good idea.
I've supported the idea proposed in Robert Miller's letter of Dec. 26. His claim: It's cheaper for government to pay hospital bills as services are performed than bother him by requiring everyone to purchase health insurance. This from an Obama basher to boot.
This has been the proposal of many liberals to solve our health care crisis. The most economical and fair system available, it's already working, known as Medicare.
I knew some Republicans had good ideas. How many of them would embrace this one? Who knows? But they should.
Much of the Affordable Care Act is based on Republican ideas and proposals made over the years, but media pundits and lobbyists find it easy to scare Americans in order to ensure billions in profits for the insurance companies.
Along with politicians who only seem to care about party and re-election, they offer nothing but criticism. Saying people who can't afford insurance should seek charity as many tea partiers do is a copout and an insult.
Obamacare is by no means a fix all that solves the problem, but it's a start. Instead of trying to kill the act, why not improve it and build on it?
We all know our present system is too expensive and inefficient. The private sector has failed in creating the opportunity for all Americans to access health care in a fair and reasonable way. Our government runs the best military in the world. It runs our Social Security system very efficiently.
It could operate the most inclusive and cheapest system available, Medicare for all. Take the profit out of saving lives. My beliefs tell me even in a capitalist society some things, such as health care, are more important than making money.
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A 30-year-old woman was killed Friday night during a deadly police pursuit that began as an armed robbery. Metro Police say 27-year-old Antwan Webb robbed a store in the 300 block of West 30th Street. Investigators say Webb then carjacked someone and fled the scene.
Police spotted the car near West 38th and Penn and gave chase. Several attempts were made to stop the car. Police say as the stolen car approached the 3500 block of North College, Webb forced one of the police vehicles to the side of the road. Webb then allegedly collided head-on with another car. Shateese Williams was killed and 21-year-old Torrence Wardell was critically injured. Wardell is recovering at Methodist Hospital.
Two other individuals were also hurt in the crash. Sixty-year0old James Johnson of the 900 block of Foxhill Drive, was sitting in one of the parked cars at the crash site that Webb struck. He was taken to Methodist Hospital to be checked out. Forty-one year old Barbara Wolfe of the 2100 block of Talbott Street was walking by the crash site when it occurrerd and was struck by debris from the crash and complained of knee pain.
Webb was arrested following the crash. He now faces preliminary charges of armed robbery, car jacking, failure to stop after crash resulting in death, resisting law enforcement in a vehicle resulting in death, involuntary manslaughter, criminal recklessness, and serious violent felon in possession of a weapon.Copyright © 2014, Chicago Tribune


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As the sun shone brightly Tuesday morning, residents across South Boston and throughout sections of Halifax County were shaking their heads in disbelief and retelling stories of storm damage sustained during the brief violent and costly storm that ravaged the area the evening before.
William Penick was driving his pickup truck with lawn mower in tow along North Main Street when the storm was pounding the area. Before he knew it, Penick said a tree fell across his truck bringing down power lines as the tree trunk barely missed the cab.
"I'm just glad to be here," Penick told a passersby checking to see if he had been injured.
Traffic had to be rerouted around North Main into the evening due to the downed power lines.
Within eyesight of the downed tree on North Main, branches from trees snapped in two from the force of the winds lay intertwined with tombstones in Oak Ridge Cemetery. Flowers that had once been placed on graves of loved ones were scattered up and down Hamilton Boulevard.
People weren't the only ones affected by the fierce storm Monday.
In one of the twisted mass of trees in Oak Ridge Cemetery, a lonely squirrel went about rebuilding his nest that now lay exposed in a tree trunk whose top was broken off in the storm.
Checkers, a 12-year-old Bassett hound belonging to Graham Bryant of Alphonse Dairy Road, found himself inside his dog house several feet in the air staring at the cloudy sky when an uprooted tree lifted his pen off the ground.
"The whole house was shaking as rain and hail hit against the roof, lightning was striking nearby, and there were several loud claps of thunder, and then it was over," Bryant said.
When he went out to check on things, he said he found a downed pine tree on the family's metal garage and underneath sat a demolished 2008 Malibu that had been driven less than 8,000 miles.
Across the yard he heard the whimpers from his frightened dog, who was hoisted into the air courtesy of an uprooted tree. After several attempts, Bryant said he was able to cajole the 80 pound bassett hound to the edge of the house, lifting him to safety.
Mary Russell, of Alphonse Dairy Road, reported storm damage along with many of her neighbors.
Meanwhile back in South Boston, Linda Bergett of Dogwood Drive said she kept hearing crackling sounds.
"We ran to the basement window, and it was hailing. My daughter came in and said she saw a funnel of wind that she had to outrun to get in the house. Then we heard a big wham when the top out of a sweetgum tree crashed onto the deck. Half of our deck is now slanting down, and our swing set is folded. We have about a half dozen trees with the tops out, and our gazebo was demolished," Bergett said.
Frank Dance on Halifax Road along with many of his neighbors and others who live across the road in the Balmoral subdivision spent much of Tuesday cleaning up storm debris.
One house in the Balmoral subdivision sustained damage when a tree struck the rear of the house.
Eric Arthur Jr. and Lonnie Moore, both residents of River Road, also reported dozens of uprooted decade old trees and other storm damage on their properties.
The literary "You Can't Go Home Again" turned to reality for Donna and Jonathan Chandler following Monday evening's storm here.
In Danville during the storm, the couple returned to their Jeffress Street home only to be informed by emergency authorities that it was unsafe to spend the night there.
Strong winds had topped a large tree near their house sending branches slamming against the house and into the front yard. The branches broke a window, and roof slate and chimney bricks were dislodged, Donna Chandler said yesterday.
Tuesday morning Jonathan Chandler, surrounded by the tree's debris, joined many other South Boston and Halifax County residents – cell phones in hand - calling their insurance agents.
Veteran Gazette-Virginian photographer Joe Chandler has covered harsh weather events such as hurricanes and tornadoes for over three decades, and he ranks Monday's storm "right up there among the worst."
"When it first started out, I didn't realize the extent of what had happened," he said.
Traveling to his home on Forest Drive, Chandler said he photographed downed trees along Wilborn Avenue and one behind the physician's pavilion at the hospital.
"When I got home I saw my next door neighbor's home had been damaged, and there were large trees down all through my neighborhood. Some of my Beechmont neighbors told me there were lots of trees down on North Main and Jeffress," he said.
Riding across town, Chandler said he quickly realized the extent of the storm.
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To record or not to record: That is the question
Conventional wisdom tells us any activity that falls under the asset maintenance umbrella should be captured in CMMS.
A longstanding debate has resurfaced lately about the merits of preventative maintenance (PM) for non-asset tasks. Conventional wisdom tells us any activity that falls under the asset maintenance umbrella should be captured in CMMS. Maintenance activities aimed at eliminating equipment failures should be PM'd and documented in CMMS.
CMMS distinguishes between PM and unplanned, non-preventative maintenance. For example, one of our lubricant product manufacturing customers keeps a separate PM calendar for scheduling non-asset tasks, including meter readings, and occupational and environmental safety checks for water contamination analysis and prevention, and other municipal safety inspections.
A decent CMMS should provide work orders that have ample classification codes, priorities and other information that helps users get to the heart of the asset's history. They use that data for predictive maintenance analysis, asset replacement and capital budgets. This supports the creation of separate PM calendars for non-asset tasks.
Any volume of data in your CMMS should not present challenges. The CMMS system should allow you to track any quantity of PMs, non-PM WOs, etc. without degrading performance. Therefore, deciding to include (or not include) PMs should not be based on CMMS performance.
One of our CMMS resellers advises users to record pretty much everything in CMMS so they can access and analyze information, and build reports from one source.
However, some of our customers argue that while CMMS keeps track of all activities performed on an asset, non-asset tasks should be separated out. They group non-asset tasks outside the scope of information they're capturing in CMMS, including:
- Tasks with costs not assigned to specific assets
- Vendor-owned and operated equipment, such as vending machines and pest control repairs.
Other customers agree that while equipment maintenance tasks need to be scheduled and documented in CMMS, certain inspections don't warrant CMMS management, such as QA inspections, operator rounds, pest control, and other very basic/generic scheduled tasks.
Another customer told us they have certain equipment that requires zero maintenance. At first he assigned each an asset number, and associated department and "owners" in the CMMS, but didn't create any PMs so the assets weren't tracked or inspected. After a while he saw the value of creating PMs to make sure the assets were still working and that they hadn't "walked off" the facility because of carelessness or dishonesty at the shipping and receiving docks.
Rarely do users hit a plateau where they think, "Do I really need this basic information in my CMMS?" As long as your CMMS has the functionality, you should be using it as a single, central repository for every task that falls under maintenance, whether it's related to an asset or not, or requires a PM or not. There is a basic truism in data management: any data entered in two or more places will eventually be different. Keeping your data consistent, available, and organized in one CMMS will not only benefit you now, but in the long term, particularly when that task or inspection becomes critical to optimizing your maintenance department.
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We have received your letter of resignation. Of course, it was not a written one, using paper and ink, and you may be surprised that we are ending our employment relationship. We've finally caught on, however, to what your conduct has been saying on a daily basis: "I've resigned."
The beginning paragraph of your unwritten resignation was when you missed the deadline on submitting an important report to the executive board. Although a dedicated employee—to use an old-fashioned term—would have been apologetic, you just shrugged, walked back to your desk, and improved your Solitaire skills. We were surprised you gave no sign of embarrassment, but at that point, of course, we didn't understand: In order to be embarrassed, one must first care.
As the days passed, you gave us other signals of your desire for distance. "Never take initiative" and "Never take responsibility" were among your more memorable unwritten lines. Your coworkers probably wondered why we permitted you to sit while they scrambled. There is a shameful reason for that: We were afraid to confront you. No one likes unpleasant scenes, and your well-known lack of amiability became a shield. Although you weren't producing, it was easy to pretend that, given enough time and a few workshops, you would somehow turn around. We could indulge in such dreams because we didn't have to work alongside you.
So now you're gone. There will be no more paychecks from us. You can move on to the next step in what will no doubt be a long chain of employers. You may not believe it, but we wish you well and hope that your unwritten resignation will be a positive turning point.
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Joseph Levi to Westwoods Corner Partnership, LLC, Oct. 31st, 63 Beech Road, $542,027.69.
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Sad to say, you're stuck with lil ole me again writing on this blog. I realise that people who stumble upon this wee part of cyberspace do so on a search to find out information on emetophobia.
And all because I confessed I freaked out while holding a fork that had coleslaw on it.
However, I can't fail to notice that more than 2 years on, people are leaving comments on that post relieved that they are not the only ones freaked out by that particularly bodily function.
I potentially waved my emetophobe colours a little early at my first visit to a new smallgroup the other week, when someone confessed they sometimes do that on planes and my response was 'What?! Do you take travel sickness tablets then?' and when they replied 'No', I reacted by loudly proclaiming something along the lines of 'WHHHY? Argh! Seriously, people who get sick and don't take tablets should be banned from planes!!!!!'
(And I really do think so. I also believe that planes should not fly in terrible weather for the same reason).
I wonder then, if you have questions you'd like answered on the topic of emetophobia.
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Regardless, here is my criteria:I chose these top 5 surfers based on their influence on the overall sport and culture of surfing, not just during each surfer's particular time period but rather on surfing as a whole. For example, Tom Carroll was/is an incredible surfer and 2-time world champ, but he did not change the sport. He did not change style, culture, or push performance (although a case can be made for his approach to Pipeline).
#1. The DukeBorn August 24th, 1894 in Honolulu, Duke Kahanamoku went on to become the undisputed father of modern surfing. Although Hawaiians had been riding waves since before the arrival of Captain Cook, Duke exposed the sport to the rest of the world. After winning a gold and silver medal in swimming at the Stockholm Olympics, he traveled the world and subsequently introduced surfing to the East Coast, Australia, and New Zealand, demonstrating his talent and spreading Aloha to scores of enthralled spectators.
Duke went on to win another Olympic gold and silver medal and solidified his waterman status by rescuing eight fishermen at Newport Harbor, riding one of the longest waves in history (reportedly a mile long) in Waikiki, and being inducted into the Swimming Hall of Fame and Surfing Hall of Fame.
Duke fraternized with dignitaries, royalty, movie stars, and, of course, some of early surfing's greatest athletes and craftsmen.Greg Noll called Duke "...a hero to your hero's heroes," and Surfer magazine named him Surfer of the Century. Surfing as we know it today began in the spirit and beneath the feet of Duke Kahanamoku.
#2. Kelly SlaterIt's amazing how one athlete can redefine the boundaries of a sport. Tiger, Jordan, and Tony Hawk have set standards others can only dream of reaching. In this dramatic fashion, Slater closed the book on the old school, and wrote a new chapter only he could conceive. Just before annihilating the status quo, Slater snaked and slid to victory at Trestles with such speed and precision the world was aghast. Then on the pro tour, he rose through the ranks and disposed of the veterans with ease. Some responded with anger and fear while others realized the inevitable was upon them.
Building on Curren and Potter, Slater combined contest strategy, fitness, and super natural talent to inspire three successive generations and garner 11 world titles. He has acted on Baywatch, cut a studio CD, dated a Hollywood sex kitten, and won every major surfing event on the planet.
Kelly has redefined the limits of performance, career, age, and has influenced style, maneuvers, and design.
#3. Tom BlakeBorn in Milwaukee in 1902, Tom Blake went on to become famous and eventually change the face of surfing forever. While life guarding in 1924, Blake took up surfing after proving himself as a talented swimmer and all-around waterman, even competing against the Duke. Once surfing was injected into his blood, seasonal trips to Hawaii were the norm.
Besides his contributions through surfing performance, it was surfboard design that cemented his place in the history of surfing. The solid redwood surfboards during Blake's time were extremely cumbersome (long and heavy), but Tom experimented with hollow boards that might lighten the surfing load. He built the first hollow board in 1926, lightening the standard board a whopping 60 pounds. This led to a spike in surfing performance and helped the surfboard become basic equipment for lifeguards.
Tom Blake further added to his legacy by winning the initial Pacific Coast Surfriding Championships in California in 1928 and even took part in creating the first waterproof camera in 1930, and if that weren't enough, Tom Blake later became the first to attach a fin to a surfboard.


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Dallas Fenn, MS, ATC, LATAssistant Athletic Trainer
Dallas Fenn started at Bethany in 2103. Prior to Bethany, Fenn completed graduate work at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. He was a graduate assistant athletic trainer working primarily with the baseball program from January 2011-May 2013.
Fenn is a Kansas native, originally from Wichita. He graduated from Valley Center High School in Valley Center, Kan. in 2006. Following graduation, he attended Hesston College in Hesston, Kan. where he received an associate's degree in the spring of 2008. In fall of 2008, Dallas transferred to Sterling College in Sterling, Kan. where he completed his bachelor's degree in athletic training in two and a half years.
Fenn passed his Board of Certification exam to become a Certified Athletic Trainer in December of 2010. He was also named the Sterling College Athletic Training Student of the Year in May of 2011. During graduate school, Dallas also received the Otho Davis Memorial Scholarship for outstanding athletic training students at Lamar University.
Dallas has been a member of the National Athletic Trainer's Association since 2010.
William FergusonPart-Time Professor of History
William "Bill" Ferguson came to Bethany in the fall of 2010 as an adjunct professor of history.
He received his associate's degree from Cloud County Community College in 1977, and his bachelor's degree from Bethany College in 1979. In 1990, Ferguson graduated from Fort Hays State University with a master's in history.
Prior to coming to Bethany, Ferguson taught for 32 years at three different high schools in Kansas. He spent 10 of those years at Peabody and Sterling. The last 22 years were spent at Smoky Valley High School in Lindsborg, Kan. At those schools, he taught American history, world history, Kansas history, psychology and American government.
In 2003 Ferguson was chosen as one of 87 teachers across the nation to be part of the initial class of the "Teach Vietnam Teachers Network" sponsored by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Association. He spent a week at Georgetown University learning and sharing information geared toward teaching about the Vietnam Era to American high school students.
The Dwight D. Eisenhower Foundation chose Ferguson for a grant to study the topic "The Eisenhower Years and the Cold War" at Gettysburg College in 2005.
Ferguson and his wife, Jan (Lindsey) '79, have been residents of Lindsborg since 1989. They are members of Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church in Lindsborg. They have served on many councils and committees during their time in the community. They have two sons, Keith '10 and Michael.
Tom FlemingPart-Time Professor of Human Geography
Jodi Frisbie ReesePart-time Professor of Music - Voice
Jodi Frisbie Reese returns to Bethany College, where she was an Assistant Professor of Music from 2006 to 2010. Prior to her return to Bethany, she also served as an Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at Dodge City Community College. Frisbie Reese received her Masters Degree in Vocal Performance from Boston University and her Bachelors Degree in Music Education from Iowa State University.
She has sung roles with Opera Omaha, Boston Lyric Opera, Utah Opera, Indianapolis Opera, and numerous regional companies in the Northeast. She has also performed in concert with the Lawrence Chamber Orchestra, the Utah Symphony, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and Boston's Back Bay Chorale Orchestra, among others. A frequent clinician and adjudicator in Kansas, Ms. Frisbie Reese is a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing and the National Association for Music Education.
Drew FrizzellAssistant Track and Field Coach
David Frost, M.S.Assistant Professor of Business
David Frost is an assistant professor of business at Bethany College. He joined the faculty in 2009, after serving as an adjunct at Bethany for three years. He teaches classes in business management and human relations.
Frost has experience in several areas of business management, including ownership, finance, marketing and human resources. He is also the founder of a non-profit boy's home.
After completing his bachelor's degree at Friends University, Frost earned his master's of science degree in management at Friends in 2004. As an assistant professor of business, Frost hopes to share his experience and education with students while continuing to hone his own skills and knowledge in the field.
Tyler GadwoodSuperbacks Coach
Gadwood comes to the football coaching staff having just finished his playing career. He was a four-year starter in college, playing center on the offensive line throughout his collegiate career. Gadwood played his junior and senior seasons for Ottawa University. During his two years at Ottawa, he started every game and helped lead the Braves to two trips in the NAIA playoffs. In 2011, he was voted by his teammates as a team captain and helped the Braves win the 2011 KCAC Championship.
Prior to Ottawa, Gadwood played center for Highland Community College in Highland, Kan. While at Highland, he started every game in two seasons for the Scotties. Gadwood was a team captain and earned Academic as well as All-Conference honors in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference.
Gadwood is a native of Shawnee, Kan., where he was an All-Conference athlete for the Mill Valley Jaguars. He graduated from Ottawa University in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in exercise science.
Cody GarciaHead Wrestling Coach
Garcia comes to Bethany from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, where he served as assistant wrestling coach. While there, UNO won the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championships. Prior to coaching, Garcia was a member of the UNO wrestling team, where he won national championships in 2006 and 2008, placed third in 2009, and placed second in 2010. He was a four-time All-American and Academic All-American, and his team won national championships in 2005, 2006, 2009, and 2010. Garcia graduated in 2010 with a 147-18 record, the fourth-highest number of all-time career wins at UNO since 1966. His 48 wins as a senior ranked as second-highest number in school history, and he set new UNO records of 84 career pins and 31 single-season pins.
Garcia was a three-time high school state champion and a four-time state place finisher for his dad Mike at Hutchinson High School.
Garcia resides in Hutchinson with his wife Kym and two daughters.
Anders Gårdestig, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Physics
Anders Gårdestig joined Bethany in 2013 as an assistant professor of physics.
A native of Sweden, he earned his bachelor's degree in engineering physics at Uppsala University in Uppsala, Sweden in 1996. In 2000 he finished his doctorate in theoretical nuclear physics from the same university. He then went on to do research at UCLA, Indiana University, Ohio University, and the University of South Carolina.
Since 2008, he has been pursuing a more balanced mix of teaching and research, with full-time teaching positions at Whitworth University and ITT Technical Institute, and as an adjunct at USC and Whitworth. At Whitworth he developed an online course in Physics of Current Events, with a strong science-faith component, which he has since taught numerous times. On the side, he has also been involved in physics textbook developments as a member of a focus group and several proof readings and reviews.
Gårdestig's research highlights include a model that explains the ABC effect in , calculating the reaction, a crucial physical background for the charge-symmetry-breaking reaction (successfully measured in 2005), and a high-precision effective-field-theory calculation of , currently our best source of information regarding the neutron-neutron scattering length. He has numerous articles published in peer-review journals and has presented several times at European, American, and international conferences.
He lives with his wife and two sons in Lindsborg, where they are enjoying the small-town atmosphere and connecting with his Swedish roots. In his free time, he enjoys woodworking, history, biking, hiking, and reading.
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Paul Gentine is Associate Professor of business at Bethany College. He has been a member of the Bethany College faculty since 2000 and has been the Business Department Chair and also serves in the Education Department.
At Bethany College, he teaches classes in business policy, marketing and management. Gentine has more than 37 years of experience in marketing, management and operations, including 22 years with the General Motors Corporation.
After receiving a Bachelors Degree in Social Science from Bethany College, Gentine earned a Masters Degree in Education from Emporia State University, Emporia, Kan.
More recently, Gentine has taken Advanced Graduate Studies at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, and received an Honorary Doctor of Automotive Management from the General Motors University of Automotive Management.
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Tina GoodwinDirector of Communications
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Randi GottiSystems Analyst
Randi Lyn Gotti came to Bethany College in 2013 from Associated Colleges of Central Kansas where she was a Systems Analyst. She held similar positions at John Deere Agriservices and Winn-Dixie Corporation.
A native of Marietta, Okla., Randi holds a Bachelors of Science in business administration and communications from Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
Randi and her husband reside in Hutchinson, Kan. with their 3 children.
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Melissa Hardman returns to Bethany College as assistant volleyball coach. She will also serve as the intramural coordinator and teach physical education classes.
Between playing and coaching, Hardman has over twenty years-experience with the game of volleyball. She spent three years as an assistant coach assistant coaching at McPherson College and two years at Bethany College from 2008-2010.
Hardman attended and played volleyball for four years at Kansas Wesleyan University where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in athletic training and minors in health and psychology. She went on to earn her M.B.A. with an emphasis in sports management in May 2013.
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Marlysue Holmquist, Ph.D.Elementary Education Coordinator & Licensure Officer Professor of Elementary Education
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Holmquist taught in Los Angeles, Calif., Mt. Vernon, Ky. and Marquette, Kan. before beginning as an adjunct instructor at Bethany College. She served as chair of the Education Department from 2000-2007 and now is the elementary education coordinator and serves as the Licensure officer for the college. Holmquist is the recipient of the Rohm Distinguished Professor.
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She is on Faculty Senate, Assessment Committee and serves as the representative to ACCK (Associated Colleges of Central Kansas) special education committee. In addition she served on the Licensure Review Committee for the Kansas State Dept. of Education and is now the representative to the Regulations Committee for KSDE.
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"Breaded chicken breasts baked with a sweet, sticky sauce with a bite. Very easy to prepare. This is a family favorite, and if you want to impress someone, this is just the thing!"
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Original recipe yields 10 servings
- Rinse chicken breasts and pat dry. In a shallow dish or bowl, mix together the bread crumbs, flour, oregano, 2 teaspoons salt and pepper. Heat oil in a large skillet over medium high heat; dredge chicken in bread crumb mixture and brown in skillet, about 3 to 4 minutes each side. Layer chicken in 2 lightly greased 9x13 inch baking dishes.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- In a large saucepan over low heat, combine the brown sugar, mustard, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, onion, 1/2 teaspoon salt and water. Bring to a boil, and pour over chicken. Cover baking dishes with aluminum foil.
- Bake in preheated oven for 1 hour, or until chicken is no longer pink and juices run clear. Top each piece with a pineapple ring, and serve.
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This is the most amazing recipe on this site. I make it ALL the time and have never failed to get compliments. Here are my successfully tried changes (makes it a little easier): Use dried minced onion instead of fresh grated. Like many other reviewers, I replace half (or more) of the water with pineapple juice -- yum -- and I use pineapple chunks instead of rings, added to the pan in the last ten minutes of baking. One time, I was making this for company, and already had all the chicken in the pan with the sauce, ready to go in the oven, when I decided I didn't have enough chicken, so I took some raw pieces and breaded them, and threw them in, hoping for the best. In the end, we liked those pieces better (they're softer), so since then, I always skip the frying step -- it's a lot easier, and one less dish to wash. Another tip I read in the reviews was the cut the cutlets up into smaller pieces -- this really makes it good. Make a lot of extra sauce and serve over rice. You won't regret making this recipe.
Where do I start? I have some issues with this recipe...First, when it came out of the oven, it looked and smelled great - couldn't wait to try it. But, the chicken just didn't taste very seasoned. I think it needs to be seasoned enough on its own because it just tasted like plain chicken smothered with the sweet sauce. Second, the cooking time : there is no way in HE-double hockey sticks this chicken could stay in the oven for a full hour, especially after already being in the pan for 7 minutes! I left mine in for no more than 25mins (granted I halved the recipe) and it was overdone. I'd say check it to make sure the juices are clear, but even my super slow oven would've completely ruined the chicken after an hour. I will consider making this recipe again because it is so asthetically pleasing, but I will make big seasoning changes and obviously alter the cooking time.
I was really not into making this. It just didnt appeal to me really. But, I was looking for something the kids would like and I had all the ingredients on hand. This was a huge hit at my house! After a week of nearly having to force my 8 year old to eat dinner.. I was thrilled to see him eat every single bite on his plate. I served it with white rice. The breading was soggy, and I dont know how to get around that. I thought about leaving it off the next time, but it really does have nice flavor. Even if it was soggy, it tasted good. It is a bit on the sweet side, but in a good way. Will be keeping this one. I would be giving it five stars, if it wasnt for the soggy breading. Which didnt bother anyone but me.***after making this for several months as a regular around here, I can highly recommend not covering the dish. It comes out much less soggy, and the sauce thickens up***
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Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 425 cal
- 21%
- Fat
- 4.4 g
- 7%
- Carbs
- 65.3 g
- 21%
- Protein
- 31.1 g
- 62%
- Cholesterol
- 68 mg
- 23%
- Sodium
- 1142 mg
- 46%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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92 Sub...voltmeter problem and burnt wire...help please!
Hello everyone,
I know its been a loooooooooooooonnnnnnnggggg time since I've been on here, and I have used the "search" box for my problem and haven't found an answer so far....soooooooooo I'm starting this new thread in hopes of getting the much needed help I long for!
My 1992 Suburban (1500) (350cid) has all of a sudden (started about 3 weeks ago) sprung an electrical problem...let me explain.
The volt gauge started reading a little below 14 volts while I was driving home from work one day. Every couple of days I noticed that is was going lower a little bit at a time. I put a meter on the alternator and it read 14.4v (same at the battery), so I figured the gauge was going bad.
Then two days ago, I was coming home and I stepped on the gas to pass a slower car, and after coming off the gas and looking at the guages to make sure I was at the speed limit, I noticed that the volt gauge was all of a sudden down to about 10 volts. Right before making it home, the gauge was down to about 9 volts and the truck quit on me.
Removed the alternator and battery and took it into Autozone. The alternator was gone and of course the battery was down to 9 or 10 volts. The battery took a charge and is good to go and I have a new alternator. I installed both and checked the grounds on the fender wall, engine, battery, etc. and the gauge is still reading less than what the battery and alternator read. Again, the battery and alternator have 14.4 while running and the volt gauge reads just about 13 when I first start the truck. If I turn on the turn signals the volt gauge will move up and down in rhythm with the signals...also turning the lights on will make it go down some more.
I checked the Battery Junction Block on the engine side of the firewall (passenger side) and I found one of the wires has been burned and the insulation split all the way to the fusable link. I unhooked that wire (its green from the junction block to the fusable link, then red from there) and the gauge still does all of the above???
Here's the TWO questions for the club members...
1) Has anyone had this problem and what fixed it (could it be the whole gauge cluster?)?
2) Does anyone know what this wire goes to. The fusable link has the number 2 on it, and like I said its green to the link. The diagrams I got off Alldatadiy just show the wires from the fusable links (so of course they almost all say RED). Does anyone have an idea of what the "2" means, or has a diagram that shows a "GREEN" wire from the battery junction block, and where its going.
I am lost on how the only wire I find burned up and in bad condition can be unhooked and my truck still has the same problem...lol!
Thank you in advance for any help you can give me, and I formally apologize if this subject has been covered before somewhere else!
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A Wauwatosa resident who was brought to a rude awakening in the wee hours Monday called police after he heard and saw a car pass his Swan Park home streaming sparks and screeching like a banshee.
He told officers he awoke after 3 a.m. to his dogs' wild barking – no doubt their sensitive ears were already hurting – and then heard a "horrible loud scraping" growing closer.
He looked out from his home in the 9300 block of Wilson Boulevard to see a late-'90s Camaro pass by, riding, he said, on at least two and possibly three wheel rims and lighting up the street with showers of sparking metal.
At 3:19 a.m., Wauwatosa police found the car stopped in the 9800 block of Ridge Boulevard, just short of reaching Menomonee River Parkway. The car had extensive front-end and passenger-side damage, with the bare right front wheel locked in a position perpendicular to travel and the right rear wheel with only shreds of rubber left on it.
A 23-year-old Waukesha man was sitting in the driver's seat and immediately admitted to being quite drunk – "drunk as (explective)," in fact, as he told them over and over.
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FIREFIGHTERS were called last night to a potentially major incident at an ammunition factory at Over Wallop.
Crews from Andover, Stockbridge and Winchester attended Wallop Defence Systems in Craydown Lane, Over Wallop, where military flares are made.
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SALEM — A woman was arrested on multiple charges yesterday morning after she attacked two women in a parking lot in Peabody, stole one of their vehicles and then led police on a chase into Salem, police say.
Rosa Maria Guarino, 31, of 20 Crane Ave., Peabody, was arrested on charges of failure to stop for police, operating a motor vehicle negligently to endanger, speeding greater than reasonable, receiving stolen property and operating under the influence of drugs.
Additionally, Peabody police will summons Guarino to court on charges of two counts of carjacking and assault with a dangerous weapon on a person over 60, Lt. Arthur Yeo said.
Guarino was being held without bail at the Salem police station last night.
The incident began shortly before 11 a.m., when Guarino assaulted a woman in the parking lot of the Stop and Shop on Howley Street in an attempt to steal her vehicle, Yeo said. When that failed, Guarino attacked a second woman in the parking lot, this time managing to steal the vehicle, a red Chevrolet Prizm, police said.
An off-duty Peabody officer was in the parking lot at the time and began following the vehicle down Boston Street, Yeo said, though it was unclear if that officer saw the attack. Peabody police put out a be-on-the-lookout alert as the officer followed the vehicle into Salem.
Police briefly lost track of the vehicle in Salem, but a Marblehead officer working a traffic detail on Loring Avenue spotted it and alerted police that it was headed toward Vinnin Square, according to a statement released on the Marblehead department's official Twitter account. The vehicle soon returned to the area "at a high rate of speed," and the driver refused to stop for the officer.
Police caught up to the vehicle as it went down Lafayette Street toward Riley Plaza, where a second Marblehead officer on a different detail "observed the vehicle get stuck in traffic when it went down a one-way street the wrong way," according to the statement.
"The officer was able to approach the vehicle and ordered the female driver out of the car," wrote police. "He successfully placed the suspect in custody, aided by other arriving officers."
An officer said Guarino was "definitely" impaired at the time of her arrest, though it was unclear from what.
There were no injuries during the chase. It was unclear whether either woman Guarino allegedly attacked sustained injuries.


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Michael Andrews (born November 17, 1967) is an American musician and film score composer. As a recording artist Andrews often records under the moniker Elgin Park and is a member of The Greyboy Allstars neo-funk band. Andrews fell into film score composition by chance when The Greyboy Allstars were asked to score Jake Kasdan's first feature "Zero Effect" and worked on the music for the highly regarded (though short-lived) TV series, "Freaks and Geeks." In 2000, Richard Kelly commissioned him to do the soundtrack for the film "Donnie Darko." Its original score album went on to sell over 100,000 copies (in part because of Andrews's remake of Tears for Fears' "Mad World," featu... Continue Bio >>
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