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It's only the first full week of March and 87 percent of Division I teams have won a game. Reverse Survivor weeps.
There are 17 currently winless teams, but only five look like they could battle until the end for the right to become college lacrosse's last team to win a game against a Division I opponent.
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The City of Anderson recently named a new parks and recreation superintendent. He is Stephon Blackwell, who has been a member of Mayor Kevin Smith's administration in other capacities.
After all the recent cuts to the city parks department budget, going back to Mayor Kris Ockomon's term, it's hoped that Blackwell will get some funds to improve city parks. Parks staff was cut to the bone, including city councilman's Rodney Chamberlain's job. Parks seemed to become a last priority, not worth the trouble or expense for maintenance, let alone improvements.
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Editor war is the common name for the rivalry between users of the Vi (Vim) and Emacs text editors. The rivalry has become a lasting part of hacker culture and the free software community.
Many flame wars have been fought between groups insisting that their editor of choice is the paragon of editing perfection, and insulting the others. Unlike the related battles over operating systems, programming languages, and even source code indent style, choice of editor usually only affects oneself.
Differences between vi and Emacs[edit]
The most important differences between vi and Emacs are presented in the following table:
|Keystroke execution
|vi editing retains each permutation of typed keys. This creates a path in the decision tree which unambiguously identifies any command.
|Emacs commands are key combinations for which modifier keys are held down while other keys are pressed; a command gets executed once completely typed. This still forms a decision tree of commands, but not one of individual keystrokes.
|Memory usage and customizability
|Historically, vi is a smaller and faster program, but with less capacity for customization. The vim version of vi has evolved to provide significantly more functionality and customization than vi, making it comparable to Emacs[notes 1]. vi start-up time is near instantaneous for small text files, while vim is almost as fast.
|Emacs takes longer to start up (even compared to vim) and requires more memory. However, it is highly customizable and includes a large number of features, as it is essentially an execution environment for a Lisp program designed for text-editing. Many versions of Emacs include a server mode designed to run continuously in the background. Various instances of emacsclient can then be started, attaching to this server and sharing state. Emacsclient startup time is practically instantaneous.
|User environment
|vi was originally exclusively used inside of a text-mode console, offering no graphical user interface (GUI). Most modern vi derivatives, e.g. MacVim and gVim, include GUIs. However, support for proportionally spaced fonts remains absent. Also lacking is support for different sized fonts in the same document.
|Emacs, while also initially designed for use on a console, grew a GUI fairly early on due to its Lisp machine heritage. Current Emacs GUIs include full support for proportionate spacing and font-size variation.
|Function/navigation interface
|vi uses distinct editing modes.
|Emacs uses metakey chords.[notes 2]
|vi uses no <Alt> key and seldom uses the <Ctrl> key. So vi uses only most of the "usual" keys.
|Emacs uses <Alt> and <Ctrl> keys, and observes the <Shift> variety regularly. Emacs uses all the usual keys regularly, which tends to encourage ambidextrous usage of their symmetry.
|Language and script support
|vi has rudimentary support for languages other than English. Vim is partially multilingual, with support for European, Arabic, Hebrew, and Far East Asian language support only. Notably, Indic language and script support is absent.
|Emacs has full support for all Unicode-compatible writing systems.
Benefits of vi-like editors[edit]
- Edit commands are composable[4]
- Vi has a modal interface
- Historically, vi loads faster than Emacs. Currently, vim also loads faster than Emacs.
- While deeply associated with UNIX tradition, it runs on all systems that can implement the standard C library, including UNIX, Linux, AmigaOS, DOS, Windows, Mac, BeOS, OpenVMS, IRIX, AIX, HP-UX, BSD and POSIX-compliant systems.
- Extensible and customizable through VimScript or APIs for interpreted languages such as Python, Ruby, Perl, and Lua
- Ubiquitous. Essentially all Unix and Unix-like systems come with vi (or a variant) built-in. Vi (and ex, but not vim) is specified in the POSIX standard.
- System rescue environments, embedded systems (notably those with busybox) and other constrained environments often include vi
Benefits of Emacs[edit]
- Emacs has a non-modal interface
- One of the most ported computer programs. It runs on a wide variety of operating systems, including most Unix-like systems (GNU/Linux, the various BSDs, Solaris, AIX, IRIX, Mac OS X[5][6] etc.), MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows,[7][8][9] AmigaOS, and OpenVMS. Unix systems, both free and proprietary, frequently provide Emacs bundled with the operating system.
- Extensible and customizable (Lisp programming language variant—Emacs Lisp), with features that include:
- Ability to emulate vi and vim (using viper-mode and evil).
- A powerful and extensible file manager (dired), integrated debugger, and a large set of development and other tools.
- "An OS inside an OS". The extensibility lets Emacs to be programmed far beyond editing features. Even a base install contains several applications, including a news reader, mail agent, games, and additional ones include web browsers, IRC clients, EMMS (audio player with name taken from XMMS - Emacs MultiMedia System), and more. Naturally this also includes integration of development tools - for programming all this makes Emacs a programming IDE at minimum, not just code editor.
Frequently, at some point in the discussion, someone will point out that ed is the standard text editor.[10]
The Church of Emacs,[11] formed by Richard Stallman, is a joke.[12] While it refers to vi as the "editor of the beast" (vi-vi-vi being 6-6-6 in Roman numerals), it does not oppose the use of vi; rather, it calls proprietary software anathema. ("Using a free version of vi is not a sin but a penance."[13]) The Church of Emacs has its own newsgroup, alt.religion.emacs,[14] that has posts purporting to support this parody religion.
Stallman has referred to himself as St IGNU−cius, a saint in the Church of Emacs.[15]
Supporters of vi have created an opposing Cult of vi, argued by the more hardline Emacs users to be an attempt to "ape their betters".
Regarding vi's modal nature, some Emacs users joke that vi has two modes – "beep repeatedly" and "break everything". vi users enjoy joking that Emacs's key-sequences induce carpal tunnel syndrome, or mentioning one of many satirical expansions of the acronym EMACS, such as "Escape Meta Alt Control Shift" (a jab at Emacs's reliance on modifier keys).[16] or "Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swapping" (in a time when that was a great amount of memory) or "EMACS Makes Any Computer Slow" (a recursive acronym like those Stallman uses) or "Eventually Munches All Computer Storage", in reference to Emacs's high system resource requirements. GNU EMACS has been expanded to "Generally Not Used, Except by Middle-Aged Computer Scientists" referencing its most ardent fans, and its declining usage among younger programmers compared to IDEs and more graphically-oriented editors such as TextMate or SublimeText. The Emacs distribution includes the full list.[17]
As a poke at Emacs' creeping featurism, vi advocates have been known to describe Emacs as "a great operating system, lacking only a decent editor".
A game among UNIX users, either to test the depth of an Emacs user's understanding of the editor or to poke fun at the complexity of Emacs, involved predicting what would happen if a user held down a modifier key (such as Control or Alt) and typed their own name. A similar "game" was reportedly played[18] among users of the old TECO editor, in which lay the roots of Emacs.
Due to the unintuitive character sequence to exit vi (":q"), hackers joke that there is a proposed method of creating a pseudorandom character sequence by having a user unfamiliar with vi seated in front of an open editor and asking them to exit the program.
State of the editor war at a point in the past[edit]
In the past, many small editors modeled after or derived from vi flourished. This was due to the importance of conserving memory with the comparatively minuscule amount available at the time. As computers have become more powerful, many vi clones, Vim in particular, have grown in size and code complexity. These vi variants of today, as with the old lightweight Emacs variants, tend to have many of the perceived benefits and drawbacks of the opposing side. For example, Vim without any extensions requires about ten times the disk space required by vi, and recent versions of Vim can have more extensions and run slower than past versions of Emacs. Moreover, with the large amounts of RAM in modern computers, both vi and Emacs are lightweight compared to large integrated development environments such as Eclipse, which tend to draw derision from vi and Emacs users alike.
Tim O'Reilly said, in 1999, that O'Reilly Media's tutorial on vi sells twice as many copies as that on Emacs (but noted that Emacs came with a free manual).[19] Many programmers use either Emacs and vi or their various offshoots, including Linus Torvalds who uses MicroEMACS.[20] Also in 1999, vi creator Bill Joy said that vi was "written for a world that doesn't exist anymore" and stated that Emacs was written on much more capable machines with faster displays so could have "funny commands with the screen shimmering and all that, and meanwhile, I'm sitting at home in sort of World War II surplus housing at Berkeley with a modem and a terminal that can just barely get the cursor off the bottom line."[21][22]
In addition to vi and Emacs workalikes, pico and its free and open source clone nano and other text editors such as ne often have their own third-party advocates in the editor wars, though not to the extent of vi and Emacs.
Many operating systems, especially GNU/Linux and BSD derivatives, bundle multiple text editors with the operating system to cater to user demand. For example, a default installation of Mac OS X contains Emacs, Vim, nano and ed.
See also[edit]
- ^ As of 2013, vim has 1731 kLOC of code (1142 in C + 506 stock distro vimScript + 83 makefile-related), whereas GNU Emacs has 1623 (just 299 in C + 1270 stock distro eLisp + 54 makefile-related).[1][2] There are many optional eLisp (and vimScript) packages available; the numbers here refer to only code which is actually included in the main download of the respective editor.
- ^ Emacs also has something called "modes"; however, in Emacs these generally refer to long-term interaction states that apply for entire time one works with a given file or dataset, and do not imply a modal interface per se.[3]
- ^ http://www.ohloh.net/p/emacs/analyses/latest/languages_summary
- ^ http://www.ohloh.net/p/vim/analyses/latest/languages_summary
- ^ http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CategoryModes
- ^ Kozlowski, Mike. "Why Atom Can't Replace Vim". Retrieved 7 May 2014.
- ^ "Carbon Emacs Package". Retrieved 2006-09-27.
- ^ "Aquamacs is an easy-to-use, Mac-style Emacs for Mac OS X". Retrieved 2006-09-27.
- ^ B, Ramprasad (2005-06-24). "GNU Emacs FAQ For Windows 95/98/ME/NT/XP and 2000". Retrieved 2006-09-27.
- ^ Borgman, Lennart (2006). "EmacsW32 Home Page". Retrieved 2006-09-27.
- ^ "GNU Emacs on Windows". Franz Inc. 2006. Retrieved 2006-09-27.
- ^ Ed, man! !man ed
- ^ Rules, Sins, Virtues, Gods and more of The Church of Emacs
- ^ Saint IGNUcius - Richard Stallman
- ^ All about Linux: The unabridged selective transcript of Richard M Stallman's talk at the ANU
- ^ alt.religion.emacs newsgroup
- ^ Saint IGNUcius - Richard Stallman
- ^ satirical expansions of EMACS
- ^ Eric S. Raymond (2004). The art of Unix programming. Addison-Wesley Professional. p. 343. ISBN 978-0-13-142901-7. Retrieved 17 December 2011.
- ^ "Real Programmers Don't Use PASCAL". Datamation: 263–265. July 1983.
- ^ Editor: vi or emacs?
- ^ Stifflog: Stiff asks, great programmers answer
- ^ Vance, Ashlee (September 11, 2003). "Bill Joy's greatest gift to man – the vi editor". theregister.co.uk. Archived from the original on June 3, 2014. Retrieved June 3, 2014.
- ^ Joy, Bill (November 1999). "The Joy of Unix: Sun Microsystems Co-Founder Bill Joy Charts Where Linux and Free Software Fit Into His Company's Solar System.". Linux Magazine. Interview with Eugene Eric Kim. Archived from the original on February 7, 2003. Retrieved June 3, 2014.
External links[edit]
- Results of an experiment comparing Vi and Emacs
- Comparing keystrokes per task
- Humor around Vi, Emacs and their comparisons
- Results of the Sucks-Rules-O-Meter for Vi and Emacs from comments made on the Web
- In the Church of Emacs "using a free version of vi is not a sin, it's a penance."
- Emacs offers Vi functionality, from the Emacs wiki
- Emacs Vs Vi, from WikiWikiWeb
- The Right Size for an Editor discussing vi and Emacs in relatively modern terms


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The Baltimore Sun recently published their review of what they considered to be the best films of 2004, focusing on the screenwriters of these films. In particular, attention was given to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. The film was chosen as one of their top ten, calling it "A studio-made special- effects fantasy with the depth and multiple hues of a location masterpiece like The Black Stallion. And then there's the crystalline script."
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- What are some of the most popular books? I do get asked this on occasion; and it is good question. The most popular books sold on this website are World War 1 Infantry Battalion unit histories. To narrow it down even more, at present books on the 9th Battalion AIF, and 7th Battalion AIF are the leading units.
- What is todays' store pick?
Today we look at 'They Rode Into History'. This unit history is the story of the 8th Light Horse Regiment Australian Imperial Force 1914-1919 in World War 1. Like all great and complete unit books They Rode Into History includes the important stats like casualty numbers, honours and awards, battle honours, embarkation ex melbourne, 8th light horse nominal roll.
- Interested in the 55th Battalion AIF World War 1? Then there is only one book that has written the history of this proud Australian fighting unit. It is called 'From Snowy To The Somme'. It was released just a couple of months back and is a great read. Author Tim Cook did a Q&A for the book sometime back which you can read here: Tim Cook Q&A
- Unit history books are one of the only ways a Military Units history can be recorded for not only today's readers, family members and researchers but for all future generations to learn of the deeds and actions of Australian Soldiers during the Wars they were sent to fight in. From the Boer War to present day conflicts, unit histories record forever the important contributions of our fighting men and woman and so shall they not be forgotten.
- Although not as well known as the Infantry and Light Horse, so many other units had their history recorded and published. Even if you don't have a relative who served in a specific unit, why not have a read of some other proud Australian Units? Here are some examples for you: Muzzle Blast (2/2 Machine Gun Battalion); Silent Feet (The History of Z Special Unit).
- Just finished reading the 'Body Snatchers' by Ron Austin. It is the history of the 3rd Field Ambulance in World War 1. An amazing unit history; as all books by Ron Austin are. Highly recommended.
- With Australian Unit histories getting rarer, the prices are on the rise. Many of the books you see on site now are on their 'last legs' as far as availability is concerned. Don't wait until it's too late to order. If you do you may be looking at prices higher than you expected!
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At Booksforever we specialize in Unit histories (books that record a specific Military Units history during/throughout their service from formation to disbandment). These specialist titles offer one of/if not the best resources available when researching a Units 'footsteps' throughout their service. Most importantly (which sets these titles apart from 'general history books') is many/most of these speciality titles will also contain vital information necessary for your research which can include: Nominal Rolls, Battle Honours, Casualty Lists, Decorations and Awards, Unit member photos (some include Soldier Biographies), Honour Rolls, Embarkation Roll/Dates and more.
Although many Australian Military histories have been printed over the years (some going back over a 100 years); the vast majority are now out of print and are very unlikely to be reprinted. Originally many of these were done in very limited numbers; usually enough for members and families only, but certainly not in the large print runs like the latest novels are done today. Even when a 2nd edition was/is printed (sometimes decades later), they were also usually limited editions and it wasn't/isn't long before they also go out of print. Reprint editions can also be beneficial, as in some cases they provide updated and/or revised information that the 1st editions did not have.
On the other side of the coin, there is also a very large number of Units that have not had any books published on their service at all. From a historical point of view, this can mean many an Australian Military Units history could slowly be forgotten as the years pass.
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Sabrina Renee Jones of Winston-Salem, NC and Samuel Smith Lentz, Jr. of Greenville, NC were married on Saturday, March 29, 2014 at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. The Reverend Reginald Hunt, friend of the bride, and The Reverend Diane Knauf officiated. Following the ceremony, the father of the bride hosted a reception at The Pavilion at the Angus Barn.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. James Wendell "Duke" Jones and the late Mrs. Brenda Sorrell Jones of Raleigh, NC. The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith Lentz of Winston-Salem, NC.
The bride was escorted by her father. She was attended by her sister, Katrina Jones Rogers of Chapel Hill, NC, as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kelly Tremblay Crider of Wake Forest, NC; Melanie Williams Daryani of Durham, NC; Sarah Margaret Efird of Winston-Salem, NC; Byerly Gallion Graves of Raleigh, NC; Marcella Caruso Haisten of Chattanooga, TN; and Amy Bowers Heit of Durham, NC.
Samuel Smith Lentz, father of the groom, served as best man. The groomsmen were Jay Thomas Briley of Wallace, NC; Thomas Lipscomb Coleman Brooks of Jacksonville, FL; Thomas Foster Haselden of Charlotte, NC; Joshua Benjamin Jones of Spartanburg, SC; Joseph Ryan Lentz of Charlotte, NC; Jonathan Paul Palma of Menlo Park, CA; and Edward Taylor Shipley, III of Wilmington, NC.
Scripture readers were Kathleen Dellinger Moose of Winston-Salem, NC and Cynthia Goodrich Kuhn of Falls Church, VA. The greeter was Katherine Cannon Haley of Arlington, VA.
The bride received a Bachelor of Science degree from Appalachian State University and a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Marymount University.
The groom graduated from Davidson College with a Bachelor of Arts and received a Master of Healthcare Administration from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He currently works in strategic planning at Vidant Health in Greenville, NC.
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I've had a bottle of Pappy 15 that I've been nursing for ages. As it recently passed the halfway mark, it's on the list to go finish sooner than later. I can't lie: I definitely love Pappy. I just don't love the hype and hysteria around it.
I'd been on the fence writing about this one for ages. I loathe the idea of contributing to any more hype around it, especially since the fall release is drawing ever nearer. Given that we're near the point where the Stitzel-Weller distillate is going to be depleted, there's also an unending amount of tiresome speculation and parsing of what Buffalo Trace and the Van Winkles have to say about what's in the bottle. I've heard so many different versions at this point that I really assume it's all bullshit and am not concerned particularly.
After all, I have been known to enjoy the occasional KBD product, and they play it pretty close to the vest about what goes into a given bottle. If it's good, it doesn't matter too much to me.
It should be said, this is not a review of the current releases that have been flagged as being the Buffalo Trace Pappy. This bottle was from a 2010 release, but has a 2009 bottling date on it. I will leave it to those who parse the words of the Van Winkles, Harlan Wheatley, and bottling codes to say definitively what is in this one. The last I'd checked, an '09 bottling code was generally an indicator of Stitzel-Weller juice, but for all I know, it's Evan Williams, a dash of Kool-Aid and a splash of V8.
As we all know by now, Pappy has a reputation of being the creme de la creme of bourbons. Surprisingly, it remains reasonably priced – no $200, aged at sea, stored in warehouses damaged by extreme climate, sprinkled with moon dust backstory on this one. It's a 15 year old wheated bourbon made by the people whose name is synonymous with long-aged wheated bourbon.
There's tons of wheated bourbon out there. There's tons of old bourbon out there. Why should you try and get a pour of Pappy at some point?
Regardless of what its provenance is, Pappy is a bottle that has a phenomenally well-executed bourbon in it. While I prefer the 20, which to me may be the best wheater ever produced, the 15 is ridiculously good. If you're not familiar with wheaters, you'll note a lack of the more peppery spice. That doesn't mean it's just flabby caramel notes; the wood can impart spice of its own (as Scotch & Ice Cream's sadly now-defunct Single Oak Project coverage discovered with the #3/#4 char experiment). Rye has a distinct spice to it, and wheat has been described as not being uniquely spiced on its own, but rather being notable for its absence of spice.
The extra age ensures that everything the wood has to offer is on display. Past this point and it becomes distinctly woody. The 20 is not to everyone's taste; as a fan of tannic flavors and its unique spice, I prefer it. However, after 15 years you definitely move into a distinct style regardless of the mashbill.
The nose on this Pappy is delightfully sweet, revealing maple syrup and a light oakiness, with a hint of warm brown sugar (think of brown sugar on oatmeal). There's a light hint of nutmeg and some cinnamon, as well as some pleasing black tea tannins.
The palate is great. A rich, almost syrupy mouthfeel; sweet from the start and with a nice wood influence. I tasted a little corn, but that was against the major notes of maple syrup and brown sugar, again with some cinnamon heat in the background.
The finish is initially warm with black tea tannins, but it cools to leave a more flavorful cinnamon note, gentle oak influence, more maple and brown sugar. There's some light black cherry on the finish, but it's fairly tucked away.
There really is nothing not to like about Pappy 15, unless you recoil in horror at woody notes in your whiskey or you're not a fan of tannic wines or black tea. Fortunately, if that's your preference, the pressure on stocks is towards ever younger releases currently and you might not have a problem.
For those who covet a taste of Pappy Van Winkle, my best advice is to try and get to a solid club or restaurant that isn't necessarily known as a "whisky spot" (I wouldn't even waste the time asking at The Daily Pint in LA). I've had more regular encounters with Pappy at places like Son of a Gun near the Beverly Center, the Soho House in West Hollywood, and (of all places) Crossroads BBQ/Bubba Diego's on Sepulveda. Basically, look for newer restaurants where there's a definite desire to get the right credibility with a spirits list, or money's-no-object gathering places.
You can get this if you cultivate a relationship with your local spirits buyer; even then, there is likely a waiting list that's got dozens of names ahead. You might get lucky and find it on a shelf (but that's incredibly unlikely) – if you do, don't debate yourself, just buy a bottle. $70 may be more than you spend, but it's only on shelves for a short while at this point.
There's not a lot like this particular wheater. Buffalo Trace's offerings are a little more overtly woody and have a more prominent black cherry note to them. Maker's is much younger; Jefferson's 17/18 taste more woody to me, and Rebel Yell is garbage.
It's worth a try, but as I say and continue to believe: A-level whiskies are always coming. Don't fret if you can't find this.
At a glance:
Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve, 15y, 53.5% ABV
Nose: Delightfully sweet – maple syrup, light oakiness, a hint of warm brown sugar. Light hint of nutmeg and some cinnamon. Pleasing black tea tannins.
Palate: Rich, syrupy mouthfeel. Sweet at entry with some nice wood; a little gentle corn, tons of maple syrup, brown sugar, and a little cinnamon heat in the background.
Finish: Warm initially with some black tea tannins, cooling leaving cinnamon, nice gentle oak influence, and more maple syrup and brown sugar. A hint of black cherry on the finish but tucked away.
Comment: There's nothing not to like here.
Rating: A-


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TUM TUM, WASH. - It was Wednesday afternoon around three just outside Tum Tum when four pit bulls attacked an eight year old boy. Now, the mother says her son is left with serious injuries to his skull, but the only thing that is required of the pit bulls is that they be chained up for ten days. Kristina Snyder recalls the scary scene when they were just trying to help a friend and their boy got attacked.
"They just came out of no where after we brought my car down the hill after trying to help somebody," Snyder said. "My middle son started screaming and evidently my older son pushed my younger son out of the way and a mama and her three pups mauled my son."
KHQ doctored the photo of Caden, but he has dozens of stitches on his skull and half of his hair is shaved. Snyder's fiance believes the pit bulls are on horse steroids and should be euthanized, but again, they will only have to be chained up for ten days after this incident.
TUM TUM, WASH. -- An eight year old boy is recovering tonight after four pit bulls attacked him in Stevens County near Tum Tum. It happened about three o clock just off Highway 291. A mother pit bull and her three little ones attacked the boy as the kid was at a home down the road. Emergency responders responded as soon as they could but because the home was in such a rural location it took a while to get there.
In the meantime the parents of the boy took him to a neighbor house who used to be an EMT. The EMT helped the kid until the actual emergency responders were able to get there. The neighbor KHQ Local News spoke with told us the boy has serious injuries to his skull and is currently at Sacred Heart Medical Center.


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Russell W. Bortz, 88, of Macungie, died Sept. 10, 2012 in Lehigh Valley Hospital. He was the husband of Annetta A. (Stephen) Bortz and the late Evelyn E. 'Betty' (Sittler) Bortz, who died in 2001. Born in Alburtis, he was a son of the late George C. and Mary E. (Heller) Bortz. He was employed at Plant 5c of Mack Trucks, Inc. for 44 years. He was a member of Jerusalem Western Salisbury Church, was a charter member of Robert M. Fegely V.F.W. Post 8282, and held memberships in Emmaus Mercantile Club, ARC, Macungie Fire Company, and Howard L. Peter American Legion Post 576. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He enjoyed golfing, spectator sports and gardening.
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A $5000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the theft of a tractor.The Fulton County Sheriff's Office is asking for help finding whoever is responsible for stealing a 2013 John Deer 4015 tractor. It was stolen sometime between Dec. 9 and Dec. 10 from a tractor shed at State Route 94E near the State Route 1212 intersection between Hickman and Cayce.The sheriff's office asks if anyone saw or heard anything suspicious (possibly with trucks or a truck and trailer) at the Majors Brothers shop on St. Rt. 94 a few miles from the location was stolen to contact the office at 270-236-2545.All tips will remain confidential.Copyright 2013 KFVS. All rights reserved.
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BETHESDA, Md., June 2, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Maintaining your vehicle's tires is not only essential to getting better gas mileage, but it is also crucial to ensuring safety on the road. To maximize tire life, the Car Care Council recommends checking tire condition and pressure regularly, and there is no better time to start than National Tire Safety Week.
"It takes only five minutes to check tire inflation, including the spare. Since tires effect a vehicle's ride, handling and traction, checking tire pressure frequently and having tires rotated and balanced are an important part of vehicle safety," said Rich White, executive director, Car Care Council. "We encourage all motorists to do their 'PART' and check vehicle tire Pressure, Alignment, Rotation and Tread on a regular basis."
Pressure – Correct tire pressure is good to your wallet and the environment as properly inflated tires can improve gas mileage by three percent or ten cents per gallon. Underinflated tires are under stress and wear uneven, causing them to be replaced sooner.
Alignment – If your car is shaking or pulling to one side it could be a sign of an alignment issue. Because uneven or accelerated tire wear may indicate an alignment problem, it's a good idea to have your car's alignment checked at least once a year.
Rotation – Unless your car manual has a specific recommendation, the Car Care Council recommends having tires rotated every 6,000 miles to promote uniform tire wear. Unbalanced wheels can cause rapid wear of shock absorbers and struts, and wheel balance can change as a result of normal tire wear. Rotating the tires to keep their sizes equal is critical on full-size four-wheel drive vehicles as a difference of only 1/4 inch between the outside circumference of the front and rear tires can cause expensive damage. Replacing all four tires at the same time, rather than just the front or rear tires, is highly recommended for these vehicles.
Tread – Use the penny test and visually inspect tires for sign of uneven wear. If the tread depth falls below the minimum legal requirement or the sidewalls become severely cracked or punctured, tire replacement will be necessary.
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