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The Benson Center for Active Aging now offers many of its programs and activities to adults 50 and older. The change reflects a new emphasis on wellness promotion. The center's exercise programs include Silver Sneakers, line dancing, a walking club, chair yoga and shuffleboard. To learn more, call 919-894-2370 or visit 1204 N. Johnson St., Benson.
Auditions for "AIDA," a Clayton Youth Theater production, are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. May 30 and 10 a.m. May 31 at The Clayton Center, 111 E. Second St. The show has roles for students in grades 7-12, including recent high school graduates. For more details, call claytonyouththeater.com.
The Clayton Parks and Recreation Department is seeking volunteers to help with park beautification, special events and the community garden. Call 919-553-1550 or drop by the Clayton Community Center, 715 Amelia Church Road.
The Clayton Center for Active Aging is seeking volunteer instructors for aerobics, dance exercise, beading crafts, quilting and computers. Also, the center is seeking volunteers to help with newsletter distribution, maintenance and health screenings. For more information, call 919-553-4350.
Starship Charter and Travel Co. is offering a bus trip to Atlantic City, N.J., June 1-3. Proceeds will go to American Legion Post 71 in Clayton. For reservations, or for more information, call 919-815-8328.
A luncheon to benefit Serve the Need in Johnston County is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, June 16, at Clayton Steakhouse, 307 E. Main St., Clayton. The cost is $10 and includes a sandwich or chicken salad on greens. Tickets are available at Medlin's Office Supply, Clayton Residential Rentals or Clayton Steakhouse. For more information, visit servetheneedjc.org or call 919-550-0614.
Memory Lane Car Club will meet at 6 p.m. Monday, June 16, at Golden Corral off of N.C. 42 near Interstate 40 in the Cleveland community. The club welcomes classic-car owners and enthusiasts. For more information, call Ken Wendel at 919-815-6148.
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The JoCo Scrabble group meets from 6 to 8 p.m. Mondays at McDonald's on West Market Street in Smithfield. The group welcomes adults and teens. Play is free. For more information, email email@example.com. Put "Scrabble" in the subject line.
The Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield welcomes new members to its daytime book club, which meets at 12:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of every month. Club members suggest titles to read, and the library lends copies of each month's selection to members. For more information, call Morgan Paty at 919-934-8146 or email email@example.com.
Several 4-H summer camps in Johnston County are still accepting registrations. They include day tours to Mount Olive and Campbell universities, photography, college tour of Wake Forest University, Pocket Pet Pandemonium, day tours of Barton College and William Peace University, stamped cross stitch, quilting, Water & Wetlands, Edible Math, card making, tea party, sachets, Kids in the Kitchen, hand stitching, Farm to Table, living dioramas, intermediate quilting and Microbes on My Mind. The last day to register is May 30. Registration information and full camp descriptions are online at http://go.ncsu.edu/summerfunlateregistration14.
The Johnston County Community Foundation has extended the deadline for nominations for the 2014 Frances Finch Hobart Award for Voluntary Community Service. The new deadline is May 30. The nomination form is online at nccommunityfoundation.org. Look under Affiliates/Johnston County. The winner will receive $750 to donate to a local nonprofit.
"Theft Talk," a program for first-time juvenile offenders and their parents, is scheduled for 6 p.m. June 16 at the Johnston County Workforce Development Center, 135 Bestwood Drive, Clayton. The program aims to produce a better understanding of actions and consequences. It emphasizes communication, decision-making skills, peer pressure and trust building within the family.
A Zumba-thon to benefit Habit for Humanity of Johnston County is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 7 at Double Barley Brewing, 3174 U.S. 70 near Wilson's Mills. The cost is $15 and includes a hot dog and nonalcoholic beverage. Also, food trucks will be on hand, and Double Barley will offer food from its new pub menu. In addition to Zumba, the day will feature arts and crafts for children and a variety of games, including cornhole. For more information, call JoAnn Stewart at 919-934-9331 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Johnston County Boys and Girls Club is enrolling children ages 6-14 in its summer day camp. The daily camp with free lunch starts June 16. Registration is underway. For more information, call 919-965-5240.
The Johnston County Ag-Business Tour will take place June 27. After a light breakfast at the Johnston County Agricultural Center, the tour will stop at BASF in Raleigh, Granville Equipment Co. in Oxford and Evans Mactavish Agricraft in Wilson. The cost is $10 for members of the Johnston County Agribusiness Council and $20 for all others. For more information, or to register, call the Cooperative Extension Service at 919-989-5380 no later than June 13.
Collectors will display waterfowl decoys from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 31, at the Tobacco Farm Life Museum, 709 N. Church St., Kenly. Pieces will be for sale. For more information, call 919-284-3431, visit tobaccofarmlifemuseum.org or email email@example.com.
The Selma Parks and Recreation Department is seeking vendors for the town's All-American Festival on July 4. Vendor space is $50, or $75 with electricity. The deadline to sign up is June 13. For more information, call 919-975-1411.
A yard sale to benefit the Smithfield Rescue Mission is scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, May 31, at 216 S. Third St. in Smithfield. The sale will offer church news, desks, chairs, storage, home decor and more.
The Public Library of Johnston County and Smithfield is seeking volunteers to help with its Children's Summer Reading Program. Volunteers must be 12 to 18 years old; the deadline to fill out an application is May 31. The program will run from June 8 to Aug. 9. To apply, call 919-934-8146, Ext. 3, or email email@example.com.
The 3 Little Pigs Triathlon will take place June 14 in Smithfield. Register online at fsseries.com. The deadline to register is June 10.
The Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center invites children ages 5-12 to its weekly summer camp, which will offer art, swimming, sports and outdoor fun. The camp will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. June 16-20, June 23-27, July 7-11, July 14-18, July 21-25, July 28-Aug 1, Aug 4-8 and Aug 11-15. The weekly cost is $100 for Smithfield residents and $125 for nonresidents. For more information, call 919-934-2148.
The Smithfield Parks and Recreation Department will offer two LEGO camps this summer. Here's the schedule:
• Pre-engineering – 9 a.m.-noon July 7-11 for ages 5-7. The cost is $150. Register online at register.play-well.org/registration/new/30450.
• Engineering FUNdamentals – 1-4 p.m. July 7-11 for ages 8-12. The cost is $150. Register online at register.play-well.org/registration/new/30451.
The Smithfield Parks and Recreation Department will offer a pottery camp for children ages 8-15 twice this summer. One session will meet from 9 a.m. to noon July 7-11. Another will meet from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 4-8. The cost is $85 for Smithfield residents and $100 for nonresidents. Clay is separate. For more information, call 919-934-2148.
Open pickleball play is from 2 to 4 p.m. Fridays at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center, 600 E. Booker Dairy Road, Smithfield. Play is free for SRAC members. For nonmembers, it's $2. The SRAC provides the paddle, balls and net. For more information, call 919-934-2148, Ext. 112.
The Smithfield Parks and Recreation Department is seeking vendors for a crafts fair on Saturday, June 21. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the parking lot at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center, 600 E. Booker Dairy Road, Smithfield. The SRAC is seeking sellers of handmade items, antiques, plants, jewelry, pottery, photography, paintings, woodwork and re-purposed or unique finds. The cost for a vendor space is $25. For more information, contact Kristin Sasser at email@example.com or Tiffany Pearson at email@example.com or 919-934-2148.
Free coffee for adults 55 and older is available from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center, 600 E. Booker Dairy Road, Smithfield.
Kids in Nature, a series, meets from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays at the Smithfield Recreation and Aquatics Center, 600 E. Booker Dairy Road, Smithfield. The cost is $4 for Smithfield residents and $6 for nonresidents. Register at least two days in advance by calling 919-934-2148.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Democratic state representative and party leader tried and failed Monday to put a temporary halt to some development spending amid a dispute involving Gov. John Kasich's private job-creation entity, JobsOhio.
Ohio Democratic Party Chairman and state Rep. Chris Redfern held nine spending requests -- totaling more than $17.7 million -- for the Ohio Development Services Agency in hopes of sparking discussion of about $5 million in state money that was somehow transferred to JobsOhio without legislative approval. The Controlling Board ultimately approved the items.
Auditor Dave Yost, Kasich's fellow Republican, has subpoenaed JobsOhio's financial records as he undertakes an audit. The Kasich administration and GOP state legislative leaders have said the audit of private funds is outside Yost's authority -- as would be the private books of any business.
Redfern asked the agency's legislative liaison, John Mahaney, whether the money being distributed through Monday's requests would be subject to such an audit.
Mahaney couldn't readily answer, nor was he prepared to discuss how the $5 million previously administered by the Ohio Business Development Coalition got in the hands of the private job-creation entity.
"I would have to check with our legal counsel," he said.
Development Services Agency spokesman Todd Walker also could not readily say how the $5 million got to JobsOhio, nor whether similar grants are subject to legislative approval or audit.
Walker didn't answer questions after the meeting, asking reporters to submit them in writing to be answer later.
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Relax at the beach in this spacious upper 4 bedroom condo! This newly renovated unit is located between 54th & 55th street. It's not only one house from the sand, but walking distance to shops, restaurants and bike rentals! This condo features a private patio, a fireplace, nice tile floors and a gas BBQ.
The living room has a sofa, coffee table, fireplace, a chair with an ottoman and a TV. The dining room has a table that seats six with additional 3 seats up at the kitchen counter. The kitchen has new countertops, dishwasher, built in microwave and plenty of cabinet and counter space for storing and preparing food. The patio has a table that seats four, umbrella and a BBQ, great for cooking for family and friends!
The master suite has a queen bed and an adjoining bathroom. The second bedroom has a queen, third and fourth bedrooms has 2 single twins, nightstands and a closet, great for hanging clothes and storing shoes.
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The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety is holding tests to create a lists of eligible candidates for police officers.
The applicant testing process is open to both to both uncertified applicants and certified applicants, the department says.
While the department does not currently have any openings, they do anticipate some possible open positions in the near future.
The agency is also looking for five candidates for the police reserve unit. Those positions are unpaid, but the agency does pay to attend Reinhardt University's Public Safety Institute police academy in Alpharetta.
Applicants must take the physical agility test and written test to be considered for employment.
The next testing period will begin on Saturday, March 30 at 8 a.m.
All applications must be received in the Office of Professional Standards by March 15, 2013 at 5 p.m.
For more details, visit www.alpharetta.ga.us. Click on the City Departments tab, Public Safety tab and the Recruitment: Police tab for the testing details, minimum requirements and an overview of the hiring process.
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After playing two seasons at Holmes Community College (Miss.), Hart transferred to Central Arkansas, where he flourished as a pass rusher, recording 21½ sacks and 31½ tackles for loss in two seasons.
In PFW's 2010 Draft Preview, personnel analyst Nolan Nawrocki wrote that the 6-foot, 248-pound Hart "shows a quick first step and flies upfield" and "can flatten and close hard down the line."
Hart and fellow rookie fifth-rounder Austen Lane will have a chance to contribute immediately as part of the Jaguars' new-look front four. The club is desperately seeking pass rushers after recording a league-low 14 sacks in 2009.
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TUESDAY, Sept. 10 (HealthDay News) -- A drug already used to treat advanced breast cancer also appears to shrink early stage breast tumors, potentially offering women a first-of-its-kind treatment option, U.S. health regulators say.
If approved to treat early stage cancers, the drug, Perjeta, might result in less invasive surgical treatment for women with HER2-positive early stage breast cancer, Bloomberg News reported Tuesday.
In that role, Perjeta (pertuzumab) would be the first cancer-fighting drug approved as a neoadjuvant (first step) breast cancer therapy in the United States, the news agency said.
A U.S. Food and Drug Administration report posted online Tuesday by FDA staff members said the drug looks promising in trials. However, the report also said drug-related cardiac concerns will require additional research. A meeting is scheduled for Thursday to discuss the drug's merits.
Cancer specialists welcomed the news.
"This is tremendously exciting," said Dr. Amy Tiersten, associate professor in the division of hematology and medical oncology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City.
"Pertuzumab was FDA approved in 2012 for the treatment of metastatic breast cancer [cancer that has spread to other parts of the body] when it was shown that it improved survival when added to standard regimens for HER2-positive metastatic breast cancer," Tiersten explained.
"But the really exciting information is when this can be translated into earlier stages of disease, where we can completely eradicate the disease and cure more women," said Tiersten.
The trial under discussion shows that when pertuzumab is added to standard pre-surgical regimens for HER2-positive breast cancer the chance of finding no cancer after this treatment is nearly doubled, Tiersten said.
Women who have chemotherapy before surgery and who achieve complete remission -- no cancer at the time of breast surgery -- have a much greater chance of being completely cured of their disease, she said.
Dr. Aye Moe Thu Ma, attending physician in breast surgical oncology with St. Luke's and Roosevelt Hospitals in New York City, also voiced enthusiasm.
"We currently have limited options for neoadjuvant treatment of breast cancer," she said. "I'm excited that this may provide a more specific treatment for people with HER2-positive cancer. Although survival advantage has not been documented for patients who received neoadjuvant therapy over adjuvant therapy, if neoadjuvant therapy is effective, more patients can have breast preservation surgery."
This means women can keep their breasts because the tumor size is reduced, and some women may prefer this, she said.
Roche's Genentech unit is hoping for accelerated approval of Perjeta. The FDA can expedite approval for groundbreaking drugs as long as the drug maker pursues more research to show that the medication prolongs disease-free survival.
Genentech estimates about 15,000 women with HER2-positive early stage breast cancer could receive early treatment with Perjeta each year, Bloomberg reported.
Both short- and long-term side effects will need to be examined to fully evaluate risks and benefits of this medication if it is approved, Ma added.
Pertuzumab is one of many newer biologic agents used to treat breast cancer. "These biologic or 'targeted' treatments work on breast cancer cells in a more specific way than some older treatments so that there are many fewer casualties to normal cells translating into many fewer side effects for our patients," Tiersten said.
It's a "win-win situation," Tiersten said.
About one in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer in her lifetime.
According to the Mayo Clinic, HER2-positive breast cancer is a breast cancer driven by a protein called human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2), which promotes the growth of cancer cells.
HER2-positive breast cancers are typically more aggressive than other types of breast cancer. But there are effective drug treatments, including trastuzumab (Herceptin) and lapatinib (Tykerb). Both drugs can produce side effects, including congestive heart failure, the Mayo Clinic said.
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An Eastern Iowa school could close as early as 2016. That's the proposal Iowa City schools administrators are pushing for Hoover Elementary School.
Iowa city schools superintendent Stephen Murley wants to see Hoover Elementary closed to current students after the 2015- 2016. That's so the district can use Hoover as a swing school, moving students from other buildings there while their home schools are being renovated. Several schools are to be renovated and three new elementary schools will be built.
He presented the timeline to the school board at a work session Tuesday. It was a crowded room yet again for the presentation as parents learned Hoover may be closing even earlier than expected. District staff say it's cheaper and makes more sense to close the school before 2017, the earliest date the board approved when they passed the facilities master plan in July.
After being used as a swing school, Hoover would close for good in 2021 to allow for expansion at City High. City and West high schools both get renovations. The long-awaited third high is expected to have its first graduating class in about ten years.
Another big topic of discussion-the district does not have enough money to fund the entire facilities master plan. That's despite voters approving the Revenue Purpose statement in February and the Physical Plant and Equipment Levy in September. It will mean another trip to the polls in---likely during the school board elections in 2017, unless the district decides to put the issue to voters before then.
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Sometimes it seems as if all that we clergy want to write and talk about is how to get hold of those precious "nones," the growing number of people who might still believe in God, yet do not consider themselves members of any religious institution. I have joined in the hand-wringing like everyone else, but a distinct sense of déjà-vu usually calls me up short.
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First diagnose the problem: is the heater core the prime suspect?
Some symptoms of a heater core leak are:
* you are losing coolant when the heater is used.
* you are NOT losing coolant when the heater is NOT used.
* you can smell antifreeze when the heating is on.
* you can see condensed vapour exiting vents when the heating is on.
* your car's footwell carpet is wet.
* windows steam up with soapy-looking film.
Heater core failure can be a major problem because of access difficulties. If your car is a Volvo 850 then the job is not too hard, but I wouldn't recommend trying this instructable unless your car has almost all of the above symptoms (heater core might not be the cause), are a reasonably competent DIY mechanic, and enjoy the challenge of working in inaccessible and unpleasant places to save yourself a large garage bill.
The job might take you approx 4 hours of solid work, largely depending on how much antifreeze leaks out and how much you care about cleaning it off the carpet), and it will be messy.
This Instructable illustrates the repair in a right-hand-drive Volvo 850 1994 GLT 2.5 AUTO. If your Volvo 850 is left hand drive then procedure is similar but you'll be removing the heater core radiator from right hand side instead of left. In either case: you'll be removing heater core from passenger side footwell, which gives you better access than driver side footwell.
All loose removable carpets should be taken out at first sign of coolant leaking onto them, and replaced by absorbent rags or newspaper.
You'll need:
* torx screwdrivers (several sizes) and philips screwdriver.
* rags
* dry newspapers
* plastic sheeting/bags
* carpet cleaning kit e.g. wet vacuum cleaner.
If the heater core does need replacing you will also need a new heater core:
* Volvo 9144221 Heater Core/matrix/radiator. An OEM (non-Volvo) part costs circa US$150 or £100).
* two o-rings (3545586S) for installing matrix - you can probably re-use the ones that are already there, but maybe be a good idea to replace whilst you have access.
I replaced my heater core after seeing info at volvospeed.com - you might want to view that page too.
There's more info about Volvo 850 A/c & heating system at volvoclub.org.uk, but I wouldn't use hose clamps on the water pipes to core, because in my car they appear to be solid! So try to stop the pipes at outlet rather than by clamping.
Good luck!
It certainly helped give me confidence to tackle the job. Was able to do it in an hour, knowing exactly what to look for at each step thanks to this. So, many thanks!
thanks for the feed back.
actually i did this bypass operation, and run with the 2 hoses bridged for more than a year. no heating at all of course but i where confident about keeping the coolant at its workplace.
i got a new core one month ago and now is working perfect again.
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For me, the best car ever (for under 1500€)
specially because you point out the screw that i was missing, the one inbetween the 2 pipes!!!! thanks so much
just one question:
lets imagine that i have no core replacement for a while and mine is broken with a big hole in the bottom (it exploded while cruising at the higway, with a huge steam flood, scary) but i am in the road and need to continue...
can i just bypass the core with a piece of hose connecting the 2 pipes?
i will loose heating but i will keep the coolant in his place (da engine), right?
will it interfere with any other thing?
good job
Your idea of connecting the 2 pipes would work, but I really doubt you would be able to feel much, if any, heat at all.
Oh well it needed work anyway cause it rattles a lot, and the stereo was hooked up wrong. And i learned a lot about how all that mysterious stuff works back there.
Anyway many thanks, and i'll pay it forward next time i fix something i know how to fix i'll be sure to document and Instructable it.
Thank You VOLVO FOR LIFE!


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Those cartoon comics known as "Bitstrips" are flooding Facebook!
It's the latest and greatest app for iPhones and Androids. In just seven months, more than 11 million users have downloaded the app.
You can cartoon yourself and friends, and place the cartoons into scenes and backgrounds. You can tweak face shape, eye shape, hair and eye color, and even add facial details to the cartoon to make it as realistic (or unrealistic) as you want.
Another free app, Dead Yourself, lets you turn a photo of a human into a zombie, just in time for Halloween!
Watch tech expert Stephanie Humphrey demo the two apps in the Good Day clip above!
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In October you will go to Bolivia to represent America in the world championships. Next week you will fly to Colorado Springs, Colo., to train for four days at the United States Olympic Complex, including the scaling of the legendary heart-thumping climb up The Incline.
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October 2010
"The Team Behind the Team"
Every time a new hockey season starts, it presents an opportunity for people and "things" to have a new, fresh start. This season in Knoxville, more than ever, that point is being exercised over and over again. A new director of hockey operations, a new head coach, a good chunk of new players and hopefully some new fans....... things are always changing for the Ice Bears.
Through it all though, 1 thing has remained exactly the same; the Knoxville Ice Bears Booster Club. No matter who comes and goes, who is paid what, who makes the decisions or who attends the games, the KIBBC is a constant in these parts and will always be the backbone of this organization. They like to refer to themselves as "the team behind the team" and there really couldn't be a more accurate slogan. The players you all see on the ice, on the news, in the paper and around town are the face of the organization, but the folks who feed them, help them out off the ice, make sure they're comfortable in new homes and provide unconditional support to them everyday is the Booster Club. You don't see them often, because they don't want to be seen. You won't hear them often, because they don't want to be heard. (unless you're sitting near president Bill Murr or Michael "Tennessee" Overton when a referee makes a bad call.) But when you see the Ice Bears on the ice and in the community you're really seeing the product of years and years of hard work from this organization.
As a player, I remember leaning on the B/C for everything from letting my dogs out when I was on the road, a night or two a month to be treated to dinner or even someone to show my parents around when they were in town and I had other commitments. I never hesitated to ask for something from them because they never hesitated to accomodate me.
This season, the KIBBC is just as excited as the rest of our organization about the potential we have and the "brand new" start we're off to. Between myself, Kevin Swider and many other people who have enjoyed success here in the past both on and off the ice, we're hoping to use some new ideas and a new attitude to get us back to some of the glory days of the Knoxville Ice Bears.
To celebrate the new start, the Booster Club is having a special membership drive to try and drum up some excitement of their own right now. Personally I think president Bill Murr and his gang are just social butterflies and want some more friends to hang with, but I'll leave that up to you to decide. Bill even has me wearing a special "commemorative tie" for my first game as a professional coach and they'll be selling tickets to auction it off at some point after. Several dinners per season, home cooked and catered by the Booster Club...... numerous events to help raise money for the KIBBC through things like billiards night, golf tournaments and our always memorable Karaoke Night... all fantastic reasons to drop by the Booster Club table at our home opener Friday night, (that's right.... we finally get to start the season.) and inquire about a membership which they're knocking 10$ off family (regular 50$) and 5$ off individuals (regular 30$) until the end of October. So what does that mean? If you've been thinking about it for awhile and wondering about it when you hear the announcements at home games, now is the best time to go ask some questions.
And please go check out their website, run by Jim Purvis, who does an excellent job.
When I jumped on the ice today at the beginning of practice there were only 21 guys taller than me including Swides. That meant that we had trimmed our training camp roster significantly since our opening day on the 10th.
I knew upon taking this job that obviously there would be some major challenges in my future.... but none of those challenges will compare to releasing players. Part of my strengths as a coach is my player relationships and after working side by side with these guys throughout camp, when the time comes to tell a player that his best just isn't good enough, it presents a challenge. To get myself through those disheartening days though, I just keep telling myself that I'm doing it for the other 18 guys in the locker room who will be staying around. All a coach can do at the end of the day is try to make decisions that will help win hockey games, even if those decisions aren't popular ones and so far, I think I've done that.
On that note, it was an anxious weekend for sure. After all the preparations and decisions it was nice to finally sit back and enjoy a couple of hockey games. Driving to Huntsville Friday night, I really didn't know how the guys would look and how we'd measure up against another SPHL team (the defending champs no less) who'd been making their own preparations just as we had.
I wouldn't say I was happy with the 3-2 loss on the road and to be honest, I wasn't even all that happy with the overall game in our home win on Saturday, but all in all.... it was pre-season and it gave Kev' and I a good barometer to basically measure ourselves against.
The one thing I do know though, and I think any of our fans who watched some pre-season action and/or intra-squad games will agree, is that we will continue the Knoxville Ice Bears tradition of being dominant on our home ice @ the Coliseum. We have some very energetic and willingly physical players on this team who will make coming to our rink very, very uncomfortable for opposing teams. Early on, it seems that our combination of speed and physical play will clearly be the foundation of our team along with our goaltending, that with the addition of rookie Brian Hince, will challenge for the best in the league.
So here we go.... Friday night, 7:30 vs the Fire Antz @ the Civic Coliseum. After a long, hot summer, hockey is back and as I mentioned before, there is a lot to be excited about. (We even gave our pre-game show a little makeover to really drum up the energy in the building.....so make sure you're here for that little twist.)
Oh, and if you hadn't heard already..... our 6 ft 3 Slovakian defenseman Martin Kubaliak has already struck up a relationship with the Ice Bear fans. If I can't just get him to cut down on the post-fight celebrations a little bit, I think we'll be just fine.
Then again, the last time I tried to make Marty do something he didn't want to, it didn't turn out so well;
Maybe I'll just let him do what he wants.
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Grilled Tomato with Fresh Corn Recipe
Grilling the tomatoes and corn makes this side dish feel special and it's so simple to do. I like to serve it with French bread, but it's "killer" dished up on its own. —Roxanne Chan, Albany, California
- 6 tomato slices (1/2-inch thick)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 large ears sweet corn, husked
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 1 green onion, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons sliced ripe olives
- 1 tablespoon capers, drained
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/4 cup crumbled queso fresco or crumbled feta cheese
- Toasted French bread baguette slices, optional
- Sprinkle tomatoes with salt and pepper. Brush corn with 1 tablespoon oil.
- Grill corn, covered, over medium heat 10-12 minutes or until lightly browned, turning occasionally. Grill tomato slices 1-2 minutes on each side or until lightly browned. Cool corn slightly.
- Cut corn from cobs; transfer to a small bowl. Stir in green onion, parsley, olives, capers, garlic, lemon juice, lemon peel and remaining oil.
- Serve corn mixture over tomatoes; sprinkle with cheese. If desired, serve with baguette slices. Yield: 6 servings.
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Nwankwo v. Holder et al
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Plaintiff: Emmanuel Nwankwo
Defendant: Eric Holder, Jeh Johnson, Thomas S. Winkowski and others
Cause Of Action: Federal Tort Claims Act
Pohutsky v. Pella Corporation
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Plaintiff: Andrew Pohutsky
Defendant: Pella Corporation
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Product Liability
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Plaintiff: Dawn Perlmutter, Thomas M. Perlmutter
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Plaintiff: Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore , Lexington Insurance Company
Defendant: Energ Test, LLC , Tri-M Group LLC
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Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Fraud
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Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
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Plaintiff: Dale Evans
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Like many of my readers, I recently went through the process of purchasing an iPhone 5 as well as an iPad Mini. One of the first things you notice when shopping for one of Apple's latest devices is the sheer number of choices and decisions there are to be made, and I'm not just talking about black or white.
While the iPhone 5s all come with 4G LTE wireless capabilities, there are three different memory capacities available. The iPads and iPad Minis come with choices for both memory and wireless connectivity. Today I want to focus on memory, specifically, NAND Flash memory, so we're going to hone in on its costs and associated margins in the iPhone 5.
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This year's City of Peoria yard waste collection will end this Friday.
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Comtemporary Urban Designed Two-Story Cottage at 3 Race Road in Provincetown
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Modern Urban Designed Free-Standing Townhouse-Style Cottage, completely renovated in the summer of 2011.
Two stories, townhouse-stlye cottage, with masterbedroom and in-suite two-room bath upstairs. One room is the private Toilet Room. Second room is the Shower Room with travertine stone shower and floor, glass doors and large sink. The bedroom room walls, next to the stairs is a series of stationery and sliding pocket doors, which provides a flood of nature light into the stairwell. Custom doors throughout, upstairs and downstairs, with frosted glass panels. There's a cathedral ceiling, ceiling fan and queen bed. Bamboo flooring in bedrooms. And a wall-mounted flat-screen TV.
Living room is located on the first floor, with a corner gas fireplace. Open staircase to the upstairs, with a built-in media center under the stairs and a flat screen tv mounted above. Sectional leather sofa and upholstered chair. Glass tables and bamboo flooring throughout. Counter-height dining table with four leather stools. Modern, urban slick kitchen cabinets with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and a utility closet with washer and dryer in kitchen area.
Second bedroom is on the first floor, with a flat screen TV mounted on wall, cathedral ceiling, ceiling fan and queen bed. The second bathroom is located next to bedroom. It has a Travertine stone shower and traventine floors with a glass shower door and half wall.
Cable tv, wireless internet, gas grill, sheets, towels and all the amenities of home.
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- Queen Beds, Ceiling Fans and Flat Screen TVs in each bedroom. Complete with Linens.
- Two complete baths with stone showers and glass doors. Complete with Towels.
- Section Leather Sofa and Upholstered Slipper Chair. Glass cocktail and side tables.
- Modern kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliance, dishes, glassware, cookware, microwave, blender, toaster and coffemaker.
- Bamboo flooring throughout.
- Gas fireplace.
- Cable TV. Hi-speed wireless Internet. Stereo/CD/DVD player. Cable music and DVDs available.
- Outdoor gas grille. Private deck with outdoor furniture. Lush gardens.
- Free-Standing Cottage offering privacy and tranquility and all the conveniences of a Modern Urban Apartment.
- Very close to town. Walking distance to the shops and restuarants on Commercial Street. Walking distance to Stop & Shop. Just minutes from The Boat Slip and the A-House.
- Far enough away from town to be quite and peaceful.
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Weekly - $1,200.00
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The Northeast Hawks men's golf team placed third at yesterday's Doane College Fall Invitational at Wilderness Ridge in Lincoln. The host team was the team champion with a score of 302. Hastings was second at 313 while Northeast placed third with a 314. The Northeast 'B' team was fifth with a 330. Doane's Jesse Nissen was the medalist shooting a 72. He won by two strokes. Michael Brockhaus, representing the Northeast 'B' team was fourth with a 76. Michael Bergquist & Preston Peters, representing the 'A' team tied for fifth place with a 77. Teammate Alex Dredge shot 78 to tie for ninth.
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A vacant Norfolk hotel damaged by fire nearly two years ago will soon be torn down. The owner of the Budget Inn Hotel at 721 East Norfolk Ave. has withdrawn an appeal to the Property Maintenance Board of Appeals over the demolition of the building. Norfolk City Attorney Clint Schukei says the owner, Mota AmBaji, Inc. has indicated that the south section of the building will be torn down in mid-October following asbestos removal. The city has given Mota AmBaji until November 1st to complete demolition of the north, fire-damaged part of the structure.
Norfolk 1st Ward voters will have a choice between two candidates to represent them on the Norfolk City Council. Madison County Clerk Nancy Scheer reports that Dan Spray has turned in enough valid signatures of registered Ward 1 voters to put his name on the November 4th General Election Ballot. Earlier, Cory Granquist submitted enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. The unusual situation was created in June when incumbent First Ward Councilman Dale Coy resigned. Coy was the only candidate for the position in the May Primary Election, and asked to have his name removed from the November ballot.
The last holiday weekend of summer is just ahead and more Nebraskans are expected to be on the road this Labor Day compared to last year. Most people who are taking trips for the holiday will be traveling by car, about 86 percent, according to AAA Nebraska's survey. In Nebraska, gas prices are below the national average. Prices in the state are now averaging $3.39, down 17 cents from a year ago. Prices in Norfolk are averaging around $3.25 a gallon.
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Nebraska state officials are advising residents to prepare for emergencies and natural disasters before they hit. Gov. Dave Heineman says residents should create disaster supply kits and take steps so they can care for family members for up to 72 hours. The governor has declared September as Nebraska Preparedness Month. Maj. Gen. Daryl Bohac, adjutant general of the Nebraska National Guard, says preparation is important given the tornadoes, floods and fires that have struck the state in the last few years.
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Quick Chicken and Corn Wraps Recipe
"My girls like these tortilla roll-ups very much - they'll ask for them practically every week!" says Sue Seymour of Valatie, New York. Tender chicken combines with canned corn and salsa for a fast-to-fix main dish.
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1 can (11 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 1 cup salsa
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 8 flour tortillas (6 inches), warmed
- In a large saucepan, combine the chicken, corn and salsa. Cook over medium heat until heated through.
- Sprinkle cheese over tortillas. Place about 1/2 cup chicken mixture down the center of each tortilla; roll up. Secure with toothpicks. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Corny Chicken Wraps in Quick Cooking July/August 2000, p12
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Tom's 53 Farmall Cub
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Tom's 53 Farmall Cub
My first F Cub.
Know Your Cub, And Your Cub Will Know You.
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look's good.
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That is one nice lookin cub
Hope you enjoy it
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You work fast! Very nice Cub!!!
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Nice job!!!
I wish my 53 looked that good.
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Thanks for the compliments. Since the pictures were taken I added the correct pan seat, padded with a vinyl red and white seat cover. It also has a few bumps and bruises because I use it as was intended.
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The stitch pattern swings back and forth around the cuff and hand, reminiscent of dancing the West Coast Swing dance step called the Sugar Push. Pattern written in 3 sizes.
Model: Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Merino, knit in the smallest size.
Stitch instructions: written and charted.
7.5 sts/inch in stockinette.
I have knit and crocheted, and done various forms of embroidery and needlepoint since early grammar school. Making things with bits of colored string is so integral to my being that the few times of my life when I don't have *something* on the go feel empty, and without form.


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Back to school shopping isn't limited to school supplies like pencils, paper and rulers. It also means buying new clothes, and the clothes don't have to be expensive!
Jordan Skoda is your typical 17 year old. She's excited to go back to school and determined to look her best.
"I kind of have my own style. I don't really go by other people's style," said Skoda.
While she has her own style, her mom is the one who foots the bill. Around back to school time, it's a big bill.
"It'll be a couple hundred dollars just for the basics. It has to be new shoes, it has to be a new purse, it has to be a new book bag. Then the clothes on top of that," said Jordan's mother, Teri Skoda.
Back to school clothes don't have to cost a fortune. Stylist Daniel Troppy recommends people hit estate sales, or weekend yard sales. Thrift stores are also a great source for low-priced clothing.
"You can hit the thrift stores and consignment stores. Thrift stores are great in general, not only from the clothing perspective, but [also] the handbags, the belts. You can get really great new or used belts, handbags, anything. You can get items that are vintage, and you can also get items that are brand new, still with the tags on them," said Troppy.
Troppy took Jordan to Value Village on Moreland Avenue in East Atlanta to find her style. Beforehand, Good Day Atlanta's Karen Graham and Jordan went to a high end department store and a mid-level department store to look for some back to school outfits. They took photos of those outfits and challenged Daniel to find similar looks at Value Village.
Troppy found a huge rack of clothes for Jordan to try on, and she fell in love with a trendy outfit of skinny jeans and plaid top, all for just $7.00. It was similar to the department store looks that cost $60.00 and $87.00. The dress she loved was just $4.50, compared to the pricier dresses and the department stores that cost $36.00 and $42.00.
If you plan to head to the thrift store for back to school styles, Troppy urges you to take some patience, and plan on spending a lot of time to do some searching.
If the prices aren't already fabulous enough, thrift stores have certain times of the week or month when they offer even bigger discounts. At Value Village, clothing and domestics are 50 percent off on the last Wednesday of every month. At Salvation Army thrift stores, clothing and bedding is 50 percent off every Wednesday. Goodwill designates a certain color each week that they mark down 50 percent.
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The Ferry Building is on The Embarcadero
The Embarcadero is a long meandering stretch of road that covers from AT&T Park to Pier 39. Although the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake hit the Bay Area, one positive outcome was the release of the waterfront from the ugly shadow of the Embarcadero Freeway, which was damaged and then decidedly taken down.
The renewal of this area has been astonishing and has added immeasurably to the beauty of the city. In the past 3 years, an extension to the Municipal Railway lines has brought street car service (F-line) to the entire Embarcadero as far as Fisherman's Wharf.
The Ferry Building, the lauching point for both day 1 and day 2 San Francisco City Tours sits atop of The Embarcadero.
Pier 23, a great place for drinks by the bay is off of The Embarcadero too. There are walking tours on this famous San Francisco street, where one can see AT&T Park, The Ferry Building, Pier 23, Levi's Center, Bay Street Cruise Ship Terminals, Pier 39 and into Fisherman's Wharf.
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Oyster Beach House in Olympia
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2½
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
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Imagine a home on a quiet saltwater bay.
Imagine 25 steps to a bulkhead and a quiet beachfront shared with
harbor seals, herons and eagles.
Imagine spending a day kayaking or having friends visit by pulling
their own boat up to your mooring buoy.
Imagine ending a day relaxing in a hot tub, sipping wine, and
watching a spectacular sunset over the Olympic Mountains.
-- Yes, we can make all of that happen.
Welcome to Oyster Beach House
Your proprietor, Laurie Nguyen, is pleased to
offer our beautiful waterfront home - Oyster Beach House. We offer
a beautiful 3 level, 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with 110 feet of low
bank saltwater front on Totten Inlet.
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Laurie Nguyen 360 584 4226
house rental amenities
Our home is over 3000 square feet, fully furnished, with hardwood
floor and tile baths throughout. We can accommodate up to 8
people with two bedrooms on the lower level with king size beds, one
bedroom on the upper floor with a queen size bed and one bedroom for
the children with two twin beds. Additional amenities include a big
screen TV, a home theater system, a gourmet kitchen, satellite
television, and a full sized washer and dryer.
You'll be welcomed to our home with a wine and cheese reception
which will provide us with an opportunity to customize your stay to
make this an exceptional vacation experience.
activities and attractions in Olympia Washington
Oyster Beach House is on a quiet inlet approximately 20 minutes from
the state capital. In addition to Olympia and its fine dining
establishments, major metropolitan areas including Tacoma, Seattle
and Portland, Oregon. Each of these cities have numerous attractions
and make wonderful day trips.
In addition to the major metropolitan areas, you may wish to visit
Mt. Rainier and Mt. St. Helens. Oyster Beach House is equidistant
from both of these beautiful monuments. As with the major
metropolitan areas, we recommend you allocate a full day for trips
to either of these scenic locations.
Locally, fishing and crabbing (in season) are highly recommended. We
are also happy to assist you with digging clams or gathering oysters
for a fabulous dining experience. We highly recommend kayaking or
canoeing throughout our bay as this also provides you with an
opportunity to see and experience our beautiful wildlife. The mussel
rafts seen in the pictures serve as a haul-out for harbor
seals who frequent the area during salmon runs.
Our mooring buoy is available should you have friends that wish to
visit by boat or should you wish to bring your own boat for
exploration. Water tours of the area with our boat may also be
And always remember, my wife and I are always available to assist
you in whatever way possible to make this an exceptional vacation
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Occupancy is limited to 6 individuals
Season rates between May 15th and October 15th are 250.00 per night
Monday through Thursday, 275.00 per night Friday through Sunday, or
1600.00 per week.
Off-season rates between October 16th and May 14th are 200.00 per
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Listed rates do not include a 8.6% state sales tax. Additionally,
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I could really use some help with a non-Cub issue. If this is not something that is appropriate to be on this site please feel free to remove it. There is a vast amount of knowledge on this forum and I know its not restricted to just tractors. So here I am hat in hand asking for help. I'm stuck with not knowing much about wiring. I have three photos of a GM steering column and do not know what wires to attach to were. As you can see I have everything number. This will help with identifying what wire goes to (or from) where. If anyone can help me or turn me to some one that can help it would greatly appreciated.
Here is the column as it look in my Hot Rod.
Here is the plug in the middle of the column.
Here is the plug at the end of the column.
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Thank you Satish for a great theme. Any and all comments/suggestions are welcome.
Updated the site to newest version (currently 6.1.7) and decided to update whole site in the process. Using way less User CSS now and more of the great features built in to Swift theme.
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The Gingerbread 2.3 OS update makes the Android more user-friendly than ever before. But beyond the intuitive interface, there are several shortcuts and tricks that dedicated Android fans will want to learn to get the most out of their phone. Here's a list of some of the lesser known helpful features.
Text Management
Do you mess up your text the moment you get on a great roll? Do you find yourself erasing half a text to fix a single mistake? Android's 2.3 Gingerbread has made texting easier (and better-looking) than ever.
Android 2.3 Gingerbread gives visual signals that make browsing even easier. Get the most out of Gingerbread's features by learning how to recognize these cues:
Android 2.3 Gingerbread has an updated camera feature that lets you switch between front and rear-facing cameras with the touch of a button.
Apps allow you to make the Android 2.3 Gingerbread your own; and management features make it easy for you to find them and manage them the way you want.
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