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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU A WEEKLY REPORT from KARL MUNDT SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA United States Senate "FOR A FAIR CHANCE FOR A FREE PEOPLE" VOLUME XVIII (1956) NUMBER 14 - FOR RELEASE APRIL 11 OR AFTER * * THE FARM BILL. During this Easter recess of Congress, work by the Conference Committee is going right along on putting together the final features to be included in the Conference Report on the new Farm Bill. While I am not a Member of the Conference Committee, I am staying in Washington during the recess as a member of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and conferring frequently with our Senate Members of the Conference in an effort to help shape up a Bill which will be of real benefit to farmers of the Mid-west and free of unworkable features which might precipitate a Presidential veto. Changes are being made in the work of the Conferees after each Session of the Conference and a report will be ready well in advance of the reconvening of the Senate and the House on April 9th. Due to the steady succession of changes which is taking place, I am deferring writing and mailing my promised analysis of the Agricultural Act of 1956 until it is in final form so that my report to you may be up-to-the-minute and accurate. All those who have written in requesting the analysis - or who now request it - will, however, be sent this analysis just as soon as the action-record is complete. "AN ARMY OF SHEEP". At 82, former President Herbert Hoover continues his unprecedented service to the Federal Government. As head of both the first and the second Hoover Commissions on Government Reorganization he testifies frequently before Congressional Committees urging faster action on the Commission recommendations which, when all are put in operation, are destined to save the Federal Government in excess of Five Billion Dollars annually. Already, annual savings resulting from the Hoover recommendations are estimated at nearly 500 million dollars annually and more of the recommendations are steadily being adopted. However, action by Congress is required on many of them, and Congress has been slow to act this year on several of the more important economy-moves. Recently, Mr. Hoover surprised members of Congress by testifying on where he felt SPENDING MORE MONEY would result in GREATER SAVINGS. Subscribing to the old adage that "an army of sheep led by a lion would defeat an army of lions led by a sheep", Hoover recommended that the Civil Service be made more attractive so as to reduce turn-over of employees and suggested, especially, that in the upper brackets pay be increased to induce more talented people to make the Civil Service a life-time career. It is estimated it costs the Government $1300. to select and train a new employee. The present turn-over is 25% - and Hoover believes prompt action is needed to reduce this turn-over and put taxpayers money to work paying experienced people for better work rather than constantly recruiting and training new employees for temporary service with the Government. ### ALIBI ADLAI! Latest nickname for Adlai Stevenson who appears to be making a career out of running for President grows out of his recent bad showing in the New Hampshire and Minnesota primaries. He is being dubbed "Alibi Adlai" by some on the basis that he attributes his bad loss in 1952 to the fact that Harry Truman had too much to do with that campaign. In New Hampshire his defeat was explained by saying he did not get into the State to meet the people. In Minnesota, it was because he stayed there too long, talked too much, and let too many see and hear him. "Got around too fast," he said. If the former Illinois Governor could produce votes like he produces alibis, he would have Kefauver hanging on the ropes and the Democratic nomination in the bag instead of running scared in California and Florida trying to divorce himself from the political bosses in those states, after seeking their support in Minnesota, Illinois, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. # # # AN EASTER WEDDING. Easter Sunday in Washington, our able staff-member, Duane McDowell, was married in a pretty ceremony to Miss Marian Moore - personnel director in the offices of the National Geographic, published in Washington. The marriage took, place in the Lutheran Church on Capitol Hill, made famous by Rev. Oscar Blackwalder, and because of its fame and location probably host to more visiting church-goers in Washington than any other church save only the down-town church attended by the President and his family. Duane and his bride are expected to serve as Co-Chairmen of the Young GOP Convention Committee when that organization holds its National Convention in Washington this summer. ### NEW ADDITION TO OFFICE STAFF. Miss Wanda Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson of Estelline, South Dakota, has just joined our office staff. Wanda is a graduate of the South Dakota State College School of Business Administration and was employed in the First Citizens National Bank of Watertown before coming to Washington. ### USS NAUTILUS. The World's first and only atomic-powered submarine, the USS Nautilus in her first year of operation traveled 26,231 nautical miles - 13,140 of which were submerged, WITHOUT REFUELING. The same piece of Uranium ( from a South Dakota mine - one wonders?) is expected to power the submarine another year without refueling.
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IOWA CITY – One of the most storied college wrestling programs will compete at one of the world's most storied sports arenas.
The University of Iowa will play a part in displaying its wrestling exploits and demonstarting the excitement of college wrestling in front of a new audience on a new stage.
The fifth-ranked Hawkeyes (7-0) will wrestle Hofstra (0-9) and Bucknell (2-1) in the inaugural "Grapple at the Garden," a 14-team dual competition that marks the first college wrestling event at the world famous Madison Square Garden. The competition, brought to you by MSG Sports and Suplay.com, begins Sunday at 9:30 a.m. (Iowa time) and also includes Bloomsburg, Chattanooga, Cornell, Drexel, George Mason, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio State, Oklahoma State and Rutgers.
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"We always talk about exposure," Iowa Coach Tom Brands said. "Now, we're on the world's stage, so you know what, let's do something exciting."
The success of the event will depend on the results Sunday. Exposure to new spectators has no impact unless you can generate enthusiasm with your product. Brands shared an anecdote about former Iowa Coach Gary Kurdelmeier's promotion to give out a free hamburger for every pin. It gets fans in the door at first, but they will only return if you have get pins and give them a reason to come back.
"Exposure just because you're in the environment, I don't buy into that," Brands said. "I buy into the fact that you have to create fireworks and keep it going. We're on the stage so let's go out and perform like it's big time."
Brands said he wanted to fit it in the schedule as soon as he was approached to participate. On of the toughest tasks was getting the top programs to commit to a date. The conference schedule, pitting Iowa and Ohio State on Jan. 4 that forced the Midlands Championships out of the picture, allowed the Hawkeyes to get on board.
"I don't know if we would have went on this date if we were at Midlands," Brands said. "It worked well because of the situation of the Big 10 scheduling. We weren't going to Midlands. It worked well for us."
New York has been home to some big-time events and promotions. Wrestling events have been held in Times Square and on an the aircraft carrier Intrepid. MSG hosted the 2003 World Championships.The Hawkeyes will spend time at the New York Athletic Club.
"The thing about being in New York is how they host you," Brands said. "They're just over the top.
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First and foremost, the Hawkeyes need to focus on the task at hand, which is Hofstra, Bucknell and a separate dual Monday at University of Buffalo.
"We're going to be prepared and ready to go," Iowa 133-pounder Tony Ramos said. "It's not just a trip to go out there and have fun or go sightseeing. Definitely, business to take care of."
Ramos said it is exciting to be able to wrestle at MSG. It's also great for college wrestling.
"It means a lot to me, for me," Ramos said. "Something you grow up dreaming about. You always hear Madison Square Garden. You've got famous artists sell it out (and) basketball teams. Big events, that's usually the only things that are there."
Iowa's top-ranked 157-pounder Derek St. John, who earned Big Ten Wrestler of the Week honors last week for a decisive 6-0 win over Lehigh's then-No. 4 ranked Joey Napoli, guessed Muhammad Ali and basketball as MSG staples.
"I have no idea, to be honest," St. John said. "I never really thought of it."
He has never visited New York City. If time allows, St. John has an idea of what he'd like to experience.
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For some Hawkeyes, the weekend serves as a homecoming. Sophomores Mike Evans and Bobby Telford wrestled as a prep on the East Coast. Evans is from Enola, Pa., and wrestled at New Jersey's Blair Academy. Telford is from Hockessin, Del. Iowa assistant Kurt Backes is a native of Neshanic, N.J., and was a three-time national prep champion at Blair Academy.
Evans said he expects many friends and family to attend.
"It's going to be nice to wrestle in front of a lot of people that watched you grow up," Evans said. "That's kind of cool if you really don't get to do that here."
Evans has never been to the famous facility. He recalled imagining what it would be like to wrestle there after viewing a scene from a movie.
"I watched 'Cinderella Man' before. That was pretty cool," Evans said. "I thought it would be awesome to compete in a place like that. It's going to be awesome to compete in the Garden, but it's a lot more fun to compete in Carver (Hawkeye Arena)."
Backes, on the other hand, has more personal memories of the arena, which sparks initial thoughts of the New York Knicks, although Backes is not a fan. He said he watched a dual between USA and Russia and a musical performance there.
"I watched my first AC/DC concert there when I was in high school," Backes said. "I've seen a wrestling match and a concert."
The event will allow college wrestling and the Hawkeyes to showcase its product to an Eastern audience. Backes is excited to coach a team at the well-known sports venue, especially near his former home.
"It will be great," Backes said. "It's always good to go back East and see some fans, friends and family."
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Compare premiums. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services expects the average 2013 monthly premium for basic prescription drug coverage to be $30 in 2013, which is essentially unchanged from 2012. However, some existing Part D plans will have significant premium increases.
Average Part D premiums for current plans will increase by 6% in 2013, according to an analysis of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services data by Avalere Health, a health care consulting company.
"Some of the more popular plans from the past have higher premiums, so people would be well-advised to take a look at their options to see if they can save money by switching into a new plan," says Jack Hoadley, a health policy analyst at Georgetown University. "There are some new plans with particularly low premiums offered by some new sponsors. Some plans are getting to be better bargains and some are getting to be more expensive."
Retirees will need to shop around for new plans to avoid sometimes significant premium hikes. For example, the Humana Wal-Mart-Preferred Rx Plan premium will increase by 23% in 2013 to $18.50 per month. Premiums will also increase by 15% or more for First Health Part D Premier, First Health Part D Value Plus, and Cigna Medicare Rx Plan One.
However, there will also be new low-cost options this year, including AARP MedicareRx Saver Plus, which has premiums averaging $15 a month. "Even if you are happy with your coverage, some of the prices may be going up," says Juliette Cubanski, a Medicare policy analyst at the Kaiser Family Foundation. "Look at what else is out there and see if there is something else that might offer you the same coverage or better coverage at a better price."
Consider other out-of-pocket costs. Premiums are not the only out-of-pocket cost retirees with Medicare Part D plans face. Medicare Part D plans are allowed to charge deductibles of up to $325 in 2013, although some plans have smaller deductibles. Once you meet the deductible, you may then face co-payments or co-insurance charges for covered drugs.
You'll need to run the numbers to see if it's worth it to pay higher premiums in exchange for a smaller deductible and co-payments. "Typically, the plans that don't change a deductible have a higher premium," says Cubanski. "It really depends on people's willingness to pay costs upfront in the form of a deductible or whether they want to pay a somewhat higher premium and get a little bit higher coverage from their plan."
Your premiums may also be increased if you have a high income, don't join a Part D plan as soon as you are eligible to do so, or go more than 63 days without prescription drug coverage. Some retirees may qualify for a low-income subsidy to help pay for out-of-pocket costs.
Examine the formulary. Each Medicare Part D plan has a list of covered medications called a formulary. Prescription drugs are often grouped into tiers of covered drugs that have different out-of-pocket costs.
"You really need to look at the total cost for all the drugs that you are using. Go on Medicare.gov to the 'plan finder,' enter all the different drugs that you are taking, and see whether co-pays might change or if there are any formulary changes," says Hoadley. "People that picked a plan originally three or four years ago and have just stayed in that plan may find that they can save a fair amount of money by doing the research and possibly shifting to a new plan."
Avoid restrictions. Some Part D plans require prior authorization before you can fill certain prescriptions, and have quantity limits on how much medication you can get at any given time. You could also be required to try one or more similar, lower-cost drugs before the plan will cover a more expensive prescribed drug.
"It's also important to check whether the plan you're considering has any restrictions on your drugs, like prior authorization or step therapy. Those can be a real hassle," says Elizabeth Hargrave, a senior research scientist at NORC at the University of Chicago. "If there's a specific drug that you really need, it's worth looking into how much of a hassle it would be to actually get it."
Mind your gap coverage. Seniors who reach the "dougnut hole" gap in prescription drug coverage in 2013 will get 52.5% off the cost of brand-name drugs and 21% off the cost of generic drugs, up from 50% and 14%, respectively, in 2012. Some plans offer additional gap coverage for an extra cost.
"If people know in advance that they use a lot of drugs and are likely to have enough spending to reach the coverage gap, it might be worth the extra premiums to have the gap coverage," says Cubanski. But she cautions, "Some of the plans that offer additional gap coverage are very expensive, but they don't actually offer all that much coverage beyond what people are already entitled to due to the health reform law."
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2/3 cup vegetable oil
1 cup white sugar
1 egg
1/4 cup molasses
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 cup white sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
This recipe is honestly fool-proof. I've made them twice now. The first time, I accidently left out a whole cup of flour and didn't realize it until I had baked too many to try to fix it. They came out like crinkly molasses cookies, and tasted great. The second time, I got the flour right and they stayed in puffed little balls, more like a ginger snap. So you can pick which you want! Also, the baking time can be adjusted very liberally. I've baked them for as little as 7 minutes to get a crisp outside and chewy center, and up to 15 or 16 to get a true ginger snap. The choice is yours!!
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This cookie has excellent flavor and was very easy to make. I rolled the balls of dough in raw sugar instead of white sugar and they looked really pretty.
Followed recipe but added twice the amount of ginger. Absolutely wonderful cookie! This is a keeper!
This is my favorite gingersnap recipe! I like the fact that it uses oil instead of butter. I sometimes make them with half or all whole wheat; this is one of the few cookie recipes that I have been able to get away with that! To make them pretty for Christmas, I dip them halfway in melted white chocolate. They are out-of-this-world good that way!
Delish! My new ginger cookie! I replaced the white sugar with 3/4 cup brown sugar, and added 1/4 tsp white pepper (black works too) for more kick. IMO, to make these a true "ginger" cookie it needs more than 1 tsp dry ginger, so next time I'll grate some fresh ginger too. 15 minutes would've burnt these. I think 10-11 minutes is a more appropriate cooking time.
Very good! The dough is super easy to work with. I prefer mine with more spice, so I add 1/2 tsp. of black pepper. Also, I thought they were a little too sweet and I found 3/4 cup of sugar works better for me. Watch the baking time carefully. I like mine a little softer, so I stop baking them just after they crinkle (10-12 minutes.)I took someone else's suggestion and I rolled them in turbinado sugar. They look very pretty. These are great for someone who can't have butter.
This is a crunchy but not hard cookie. Even undercooking it by 5 or 6 minutes didn't yield a soft or chewy cookie. It has a good flavor. The dough doesn't have to be refrigerated before forming balls, nor do you have to soften butter for it which makes it a great last-minute recipe.
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Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 12 Amount Per Serving Calories: 291 Calories from Fat: 116
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Bullet-proof on the rails, the Groove wakeboard from CWB features Xtrans base for strength and slickness. Flat bottom design keeps it slide-friendly and ideal for the park. Flex core blends foam and ABS in perfect harmony. The Groove board also includes Trix layup for strength while gliding, 8-up inserts, continuous rocker for soft landings, and 4 fiberglass fins. Groove 129: 50.8"L x 16.6"W. Weighs 7.0 lbs. For riders up to 135 lbs. Groove 139: 54.7"L x 17.6"W. Weighs 7.2 lbs. For riders up to 155 lbs. Groove 145: 57.1"L x 17.6"W. Weighs 7.6 lbs. For riders over 145 lbs.The two-part Prizm is the first boot designed specifically for cable parks. It features a removable interior neoprene shoe that makes it a good option for any place where you're mixing walking with your riding. This non-hinge, dual gorilla grip boot features a Gen6-Plate. Step in, jam rails, and step out with ease. Men's sizes: S(5-7), M(8-9), L(10-11), XL(12-13), 2XL(13-14).


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"With its expert integration and streamlined functionality, PureApplication System allowed us to integrate, support and optimize our application server and the deployment process for our FLEXTERA solution." - Konstantin Varov, director, system platforms and architecture department, member of the management board, Diasoft
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A global company with offices in Europe, Asia and Russia, Diasoft provides financial software solutions for retail, corporate and universal banking; treasury and capital market services; and the insurance business. An IBM Premier Business Partner, Diasoft has more than 1,400 employees.
Business need:
Diasoft needed to speed its deployment process and reduce installation errors so it could help customers achieve faster business outcomes.
The company optimized its FLEXTERA solution on IBM® PureApplication™ System technology, which allows for automated deployment of applications to help ensure they run correctly.
Diasoft expects the PureApplication System technology to decrease deployment times for the FLEXTERA solution from several weeks to just a few days.
Case Study
A global company with offices in Europe, Asia and Russia, Diasoft provides financial software solutions for retail, corporate and universal banking; treasury and capital market services; and the insurance business. An IBM Premier Business Partner, Diasoft has more than 1,400 employees.
Complex solution needs faster deployment and streamlined integration
The primary product offering from Diasoft is the service-oriented architecture (SOA)-based FLEXTERA solution, which provides end-to-end automation for financial services and streamlines customers' operations. The FLEXTERA solution offers a range of tools that support modern banking, insurance products and services, financial markets operations, accounting, reporting, business intelligence and human resources (HR) management.
This banking technology provides front-to-back financial services automation based on a suite of more than 70 independent software modules, which customers can use separately or customize and integrate. Customers can choose from front-office, middle-office and back-office module suites and create clear step-by-step processes for each branch of business operations. FLEXTERA technology allows customers to use IT resources more efficiently because they can manage the model for each sector of business.
Modern financial solutions have become increasingly complex. With a large number of modules, it is cumbersome for vendors to create the necessary infrastructure and to then correctly deploy and integrate the applications. To streamline the deployment process, Diasoft used existing models to design the technology landscape, then it integrated the models and provided necessary platforms and customized solutions as needed.
Diasoft spent several weeks manually testing and preparing a technology landscape for a customer's FLEXTERA solution deployment. The company sought to speed its deployment process and reduce installation errors so it could provide customers with faster business outcomes.
IBM PureApplication System solution leads to process automation
Over many years, Diasoft and IBM have built a strong relationship, and Diasoft trusts IBM technology for deploying its solutions. When IBM approached Diasoft with the IBM PureSystems™ product family, the company was intrigued to learn about integrated applications, cloud computing technology and patterns of expertise.
Diasoft chose to optimize its FLEXTERA software for the IBM PureApplication System offering. Konstantin Varov, director, system platforms and architecture department, member of the management board for Diasoft, explains, "With its expert integration and streamlined functionality, PureApplication System allowed us to integrate, support and optimize our application server and the deployment process for our FLEXTERA solution."
Using PureSystems technology, Diasoft is able to automatically deploy its applications and help ensure they run correctly in the new environment. The company is impressed with optimized run times and the flexibility of the PureSystems offerings.
Patterns of expertise allow a company to use proven best practices to establish predetermined application architectures for complex tasks. These patterns help deliver faster time to value and reduce operational expenses. Diasoft prepared a pattern of expertise named FLEXTERA Front Office, which allows banks to create a wide network of front-end presence points while providing minimum costs for the solution's launch, support and maintenance.
IBM PureSystems technology slashes deployment times and reduces errors
Diasoft anticipates numerous internal and customer benefits from using FLEXTERA software with PureApplication System technology. The most significant advantage is the reduction in time needed to deploy the FLEXTERA solution and deliver results to customers. With the PureApplication System offering, Diasoft anticipates decreasing deployment times from several weeks to just a few days.
When running FLEXTERA software on the PureApplication System solution, Diasoft expects to see a dramatic reduction in installation mistakes. The built-in expertise and integrated systems of the PureApplication System offering automatically streamline the deployment process, decreasing opportunities for manual errors.
Diasoft expects the strength and reputation of the IBM brand to act as a powerful selling point for its FLEXTERA solution. Varov says, "We spoke to some of our customers about IBM PureSystems, and they wanted to know more. We were able to discuss our solution offerings, and we saw that using PureApplication increases the reputation of our FLEXTERA solution."
With faster deployment, simplified integration and fewer errors, as well as support from IBM, Diasoft expects its customers to obtain greater results from its FLEXTERA solution when they run on PureSystems technology.
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To learn more about IBM PureSystems solutions, please contact your IBM marketing representative or IBM Business Partner, or visit the following website: ibm.com/puresystems
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IBM products and services that were used in this case study.
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Use the New-WorkloadManagementPolicy cmdlet to create a custom workload management policy.
For information about the parameter sets in the Syntax section below, see Syntax.
New-WorkloadManagementPolicy -Name <String> [-Confirm [<SwitchParameter>]] [-DomainController <Fqdn>] [-Template <WorkloadManagementPolicyIdParameter>] [-WhatIf [<SwitchParameter>]]
This example creates a custom workload management policy that will be used to control Exchange workloads at the Dublin, Ireland location of Contoso.com. The name of the server in the Dublin, Ireland location of Contoso.com is Dublin01.
New-WorkloadManagementPolicy -Name DublinWorkloadManagementPolicy -DomainController Dublin02.contoso.com Set-ExchangeServer -WorkloadManagementPolicy DublinWorkloadManagementPolicy -Identity Dublin01.
This example uses the Template parameter to create a policy object DallasWorkloadManagementPolicy based on the Default Workload Management Policy. It is then customized to remove the ELC Assistant workload from the Workload Management Policy. The Workload Management Policy is then assigned to server Dallas01.
New-WorkloadManagementPolicy -Name DallasWorkloadManagementPolicy -Template DefaultWorkloadManagementPolicy_15.0.505.0
Remove-WorkloadPolicy DallasWorkloadManagementPolicy\ELCAssistant
Set-ExchangeServer -WorkloadManagementPolicy DallasWorkloadManagementPolicy -Server Dallas01
When you install Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, a default workload management policy DefaultWorkloadManagementPolicy_<Build Number> is created. If you want to customize the way Exchange controls the resources used by Exchange workloads, you can create a new workload management policy.
You can assign a workload management policy to a specific server using the Set-ExchangeServer cmdlt.
You need to be assigned permissions before you can run this cmdlet. Although all parameters for this cmdlet are listed in this topic, you may not have access to some parameters if they're not included in the permissions assigned to you. To see what permissions you need, see the "Exchange workload throttling" entry in the Server Health and Performance Permissions topic.
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
Name | Required | System.String | The Name parameter specifies the name for the workload management policy to create. |
Confirm | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The Confirm switch causes the command to pause processing and requires you to acknowledge what the command will do before processing continues. You don't have to specify a value with the Confirm switch. |
DomainController | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Fqdn | The DomainController parameter specifies the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the domain controller that writes this configuration change to Active Directory. |
Template | Optional | Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.WorkloadManagementPolicyIdParameter | The Template parameter specifies the workload policies that this workload management policy should contain. |
WhatIf | Optional | System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter | The WhatIf switch instructs the command to simulate the actions that it would take on the object. By using the WhatIf switch, you can view what changes would occur without having to apply any of those changes. You don't have to specify a value with the WhatIf switch. |
To see the input types that this cmdlet accepts, see Cmdlet Input and Output Types. If the Input Type field for a cmdlet is blank, the cmdlet doesn't accept input data.
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Five members were named to three-year terms on the Delta County Fair Board last week.
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The commissioners deferred action on the possibility of two appointments to the Crawford Cemetery Board.
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• Rob Fiedler, emergency manager for the county, informed commissioners a previous EPA proposal to store "elemental mercury" at a site between Delta and Grand Junction in Mesa County is under consideration again. Storage would take place at a mill tailings disposal site near Cheney Reservoir. Five other sites nationwide are being reviewed for the mercury depository, Fiedler said.
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• The commissioners agreed to offer $24,020 for property and an easement on Back River Road near the District #3 road and bridge department shops. Commissioners raised questions over an additional bill of $20,850 for a professional appraisal of the property.
• The BoCC agreed to make permanent a conditional right-of-way previously granted to Tri-State Generation and Transmission to traverse county property. Commissioners accepted $3,500 payment for granting Tri-State's request.
• In another land transaction, the commissioners agreed to "quit claim" a "sliver of land" to the City of Delta. Existence of the county-owned sliver of land was discovered during the alternate truck route project. It borders a larger parcel the county had already quit claimed to the city for the project right-of-way along Highway 50 South in 2007. The county-owned sliver of land comprises 0.05 acres or 1,966 square feet.
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- Servings Per Container: 1.0
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- Calories 310.0Calories from Fat 120.0
- Total Calories 310Total Calories from Fat 120
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- Saturated Fat 5.0 g25%20 g
- Trans Fat 0.0 g
- Cholesterol 0.0 mg0%300 mg
- Sodium 840.0 mg35%2,400 mg
- Potassium 0 mg0%3,500 mg
- Total Carbohydrate 42.0 g 14%300 g
- Protein 7.0 g
- Vitamin A 15.0%
- Calcium 4.0%
- Iron 20.0%
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Published on Jul 05, 2012
Future Stars 2012 Summer Adventure Camp: Who will you be?
A few spots are still available in Future Stars 2012! Are you red carpet ready? Experience a little bit of stardom this summer at Future Stars adventure camp! Our camp is uniquely designed to allow campers to discover new talents each week. Who will you be?
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A 17th century farmhouse set on 300 acres. Sleeps six.
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Evil Dead director Sam Raimi produced this bizarre romance, starring his brother Theodore as Hank, a paranoid shut-in who lines the walls of his Los Angeles apartment with tin foil for protection. After an accidental phone conversation with a seemingly sweet-natured Iowa farm girl named Nancy (Deborah Foreman) who might be as deranged as he, Hank is forced to conquer his fears in order to win her heart. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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Blow into them then pull apart.
As a MOC collector I've been getting the protective clamshells from Matty since they were first released but still to this day I have a hard time seperating them, does anybody have a secret on how to easily seperate the 4 clamshells from each other?
Blow into them then pull apart.
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I did it around the top corner, kinda wiggling it at the same time. Then they seemed to pull apart pretty easy.
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They're always so air tight together it takes me far too long to get them apart and I always feel like i'm going to bend them or crease them by pulling too hard and it seems to get even harder after you get the first two seperated and you're down to the last two!!! (and I'm no rookie at using them I've used over 50 of them already and I still can't get them apart easily..LOL)
anyone in for clamshells to protect authentic mattel clamshells , i cant stand seing dust on my clamshells , anyone make any uv dust proof clamshells for my clam shells??
Just tried blowing into them, didn't do much but fog them up and coat them with specks of spit
Try more NinjaTactics and less spit. but really I think it's more a static issue and them being tightly packed. As I blew into them lightly I wiggled them and then pulled that one out. I just kept doing that and it seemed to work best for me.
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MANSFIELD - Asia R. Campbell, 19, of Maple Manor Room 405 A, and Sjade N. Arp, 19, of 20 College Place, Laurel Dorm, A Side, Room 418, on the university campus were charged by university police following an altercation Nov. 5 at the Kelchner Fitness Center, Clinton Street.
According to documents filed at District Judge James Carlson's office, they each were charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct after police were called to a disturbance at a student activity being held at the fitness center.
Police said Campbell and Arp participated in a sparring activity in an inflatable enclosure, in which they were allowed to box each other while wearing protective head gear and gloves.
Prior to the incident, both were to stop participating if either felt that it was too rough, head gear fell off, if either fell down or against the netting, or if they were told to stop by the games moderator, Kaitlin Keiper.
Shortly after the bout began, both helmets came off and they both continued fighting beyond the parameters of the rules, hitting and kicking at each other, police said. They were told to stop but didn't and knocked Keiper down, as well.
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I think the boys are ready to step it up to the next level and do a show totally on their own, no opening act, doing two separate sets, much like a Rush, etc. You have enough material and such a KILLER live show that fans would love every minute of it !!! I know I would !!! and I wouldn't be alone !!!!!
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I can't wait for the "next" tour, I saw them at the Az fairgrounds last Oct., the Mayhem Fest in Phoenix this past July, and I just threw 2 tix in my shopping cart for the show in Tucson on Oct. 14th! Like Sully says, "Let's Do This! "
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Please visit us down under in aus! Just once! All these years not one show in Australia!!!! Please!!!! Been a fan since day one!!
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i hope they do tour there for you and UK for Smackbass. Tough liking a band and never getting to see them live.
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Paychex Inc. has authorization to repurchase up to $350 million of its common stock, the company said at its annual meeting Tuesday.
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since i'm using someone's laptop right now..i might as well continue this..hope ya'll like it C: read left to right
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Customize your kitchen with new furniture, flooring, and fridges.
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Replace old vinyl tiles with comfy, customizable foam-backed FiberFloor. $1 to $3 per square foot; Tarkett Residential, 800-367-8275.
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Buy yourself more storage and counter space with this classic and elegant island. $1,699 (with 2 stools); broyhillfurniture.com for stores.
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Socialize while you sauté. The Ingolf kitchen bench also comes with hidden storage. $229; ikea.com.