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ive found one of these for sale. i have a ditch that borders my property and the country road that i live on. does this sickle deploy below the 90 degree range to cut the slopes of the ditch?
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It depends on the model of sickle mower you are talking about. A standard Cub 22 or Lo-boy L-22 sickle mower will NOT go below 90 degrees, or work at any other angle for that matter other than flat to the ground.
They did make a Model 105 Balanced Head Mower, which will work at 45 degrees up to 45 below grade.
I've never seen one in person, and have only heard of a few people with them, so I'm guessing that they are fairly rare.
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Remember that you have a 154 and a Cub L-22 won't fit. You are going to have to find an IH-222 Mower. It has the same limitations as the Cub-22
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I've only seen one of these and it was mounted on a 184. The owner was not interested in selling.
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this is very likely the model 22 but i dont know this as yet. i also found a mott model lb flail mower for sale.
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I went through this whole issue about a year ago. If you need a sickle bar mower that will go down into a ditch, there are really only two options; The IH105 balanced head mower, which is very rare and usually totally worn out (they were owned by state or county road maintenance departments - and if the 'crank' part of it is broken - it is over $900 for the part) - OR - the Haban sickle bar mower. The Haban mowers all had the same 'Head' with different parts to mount on many different large lawn & garden tractors. Since the 'head' of the mower contained the 'crank' it would operate in a range of +45 degrees to -45 degrees. While none of the mounting brackets were designed for a 154, you might be able to 'adapt' it to a 154 style tractor. If you are fortunate enough to have the 3 point hitch, Haban made a 3PTH model which easily interchanges belt speed between 540 RPM and 1,000 RPM PTO speed.
On Yahoo there is a Haban owners club forum that has a wealth of knowledge about the sickle mower. Check out ebay for Haban sickle bar mowers that are for sale. 'Regular' Habans seem to go for $300 to $500, but would requir 'fab' work to make them fit. 3 Point Haban Sickles seem to go for $800 to $1,000.
Hope that this helps you, NJDale
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Some pictures of the Haban Sickle Bar Mower;
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Confirmed: "Deathly Hallows" Finished January 11Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Now that we have an official release date for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows of July 21, 2007, it was only a matter of time before a variety of stories about the highly anticipated novel begin to hit online, including one making the rounds in the UK tabloids today regarding when the book was written and a writing on the back of a statue. We can now update that this has been confirmed to Leaky, as well as seen in this article from the BBC where reps for JKR state that Jo did in fact stay at the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh and complete Book Seven there. Quotage:
"We can confirm JK Rowling did write some of the book at the Balmoral last month and did complete the book at that hotel."
There was also this earlier report from The Sun that had Jo writing a message on the back of a statue in the hotel that read "J.K. Rowling finished writing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows in this room (652) on 11th Jan 2007." You can see a photo of this here in our galleries. This part about the writing on the statue has also been confirmed. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows will be released on July 21, 2007.


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Tony at Said at Southern Seminary explains his project for winter break: reading through the entire Bible in January.
My favorite Seminary isn't offering any classes I need this January, so I've been looking for a study project. It occurred to me that I could read the entire Bible in a month if I maintained the Southern Seminary reading pace over the winter break. I like to think of it as Bible Reading Southern Seminary Style.
Calculating the figures, he determines that it takes about 2.5 hours a day to read the whole Bible in January, or only 76 minutes per day if you started December 10. If you only want to read the New Testament, you only need to spend 35 minutes a day in January, or 21 minutes if you started December 10.
The poll attached to the post suggests what our web stats indicate: interest in reading the Bible daily crests in January and fades throughout the year. Maybe you've tried to read the Bible in a year before and haven't succeeded. In trying to read a good portion of the Bible by February 1, you can rely on your initial enthusiasm and resolve to almost carry you through—you may find that you're done before you realize it.
Stephen at the lower case talks about why this compressed approach appeals to him:
if you are like me, each year you may have good intentions of reading the bible all the way through, or at least reading it more. by mid february i am usually so far behind trying to keep up seems futile. well tony has provided a plan that if you can spare a little over an hr. a day (cumulative) we can read the entire bible by jan. 31st if we start on dec. 10th!
Stephen also responds to the "I don't have an hour a day!" objection by providing practical tips to find extra time in your day to read the Bible.
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Understand this common procedure used from early fertility exams all the way through pregnancy
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The Use of Ultrasound in Infertility Treatment
If the results of your fertility examination lead to treatment for infertility, you'll likely be experiencing many, many more ultrasounds. Truth be told, you may get to know that transvaginal transducer almost as well as it knows you.
Ultrasound is essential for so many treatment plans. For example, it's used for monitoring endometrial development, follicle development, and ovulation, particularly for women who are taking fertility drugs. For these monitoring exams, your reproductive endocrinologist will be present to check your progress, and the good news is that these ultrasound check-ups only last about five minutes.
Doctors also employ ultrasound to guide medical instruments during surgical procedures, such as egg retrieval for IVF. If early pregnancy is detected, ultrasound is commonly used to confirm the location of the pregnancy and assess the gestational sac. And when fertility treatments have succeeded, an ultrasound is frequently used to detect the heartbeat of a fetus, or two!
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Lora Mae Jones, 88, of Effingham, died at 8:20 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2013, at Lakeland Rehabilitation & Health Care Center.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Bauer Funeral Home, Effingham. Burial will be in Stewardson Cemetery. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until service time Saturday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Trinity Lutheran Church, Stewardson.


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Report: New York Yankees likely not in on Justin Upton
Although the New York Yankees are certainly in the market for a right-handed bat, Jon Morosi of FOXSports.com reported Sunday that Brian Cashman and Co. probably won't be swapping phone calls with Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers.
The Yankees' newfound mantra of fiscal responsibility - a $189 million payroll in 2014, not a penny more - has stifled a number of potential moves this winter, including their willingness to meet the Diamondbacks' price for the two-time All-Star.
The Yankees indeed want to add a right-handed hitter but haven't picked up their pursuit of Upton in the days since he was nearly dealt to Seattle, according to major-league sources.
In addition to their desire to conserve payroll, the Bronx Bombers are not short on outfielders (Curtis Granderson, Ichiro Suzuki, Brett Gardner, Matt Diaz) and have a dearth of talented prospects in their farm system that would help consummate a trade.
So while the Yankees have been known to spend money at will in order to acquire the biggest name, don't expect Upton to trade in sedona red for pinstripes any time soon.
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- Kirk Gibson, D-backs Manager - Tuesday September 2Kirk Gibson discusses Daniel Hudson returning to the D-backs roster.
- Augie Ojeda, former Arizona Diamondback - Friday August 29Doug and Wolf chat with former Diamondback Augie Ojeda.
- Travis Lee, former D-backs first baseman - Thursday August 28Travis Lee shares some stories and memories from playing with the D-backs.
- Derrick Hall, D-backs President and CEO - Thursday August 28Derrick Hall discusses the home plate rule in the new instant replay system.
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB insider - Wednesday August 27ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian believes Matt Williams is good for the Nationals.
- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 26D-backs manager Kirk Gibson discusses possible changes to a six-man rotation.
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"I'm writing a paper on World War II."
Often students start their research with a very general topic, even though they may realize the topic is too large to deal with in a 10-15 page paper. Faculty and librarians tell them, "You have to narrow this down." But how do you narrow a topic?
Thought experiments to try:
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You can combine these ideas, "What were the major impacts of WWII on women in France, in the decade after the war?"
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You're standing in the queue for an ice cream, with 50 flavours
to pick from, and you want two scoops, giving a total of 1,225
combinations. Are you delighted by such variety? In principle, yes
- but in practice it can be overwhelming. You can't make up your
mind, and even after making your choice you wonder whether you made
the right one. When faced with too many choices, the brain finds it
hard to cope, so it takes us longer to choose.
Hick's Law, introduced by the British psychologist William Hick
in 1951, describes how long it takes our brains to come to a
decision. Essentially it says that every time the number of choices
(n) doubles, the time (T) taken to make a decision increases by a
fixed amount. This feature is represented by the logarithm to base
2, which mathematically represents the power of 2 needed to obtain
the number concerned. So 26 = 2×2×2×2×2×2 = 64 has logarithm 6 to
base 2. Continue reading
Successor to the Harrier, the F-35B is the
short-take-off/vertical-landing (STOVL) variant of Lockheed
Martin's next generation of supersonic fighter jet. Faster, easier
to manoeuvre, and engineered for optimum stealth, it's due to enter
service in 2016. The Rolls-Royce LiftSystem is the UK-engineered
technology behind its vertical gymnastics: it holds the 25-tonne
jet in the air with 186kN of vertical thrust and controls its drop
from the sky.
Where typical fighters require around 900m of runway, the F-35B
needs just 91.5m. First the engine faces backwards to pick up
horizontal speed, and at 41m/s the exhaust nozzle turns downwards
and aids the lift-fan in pushing the plane up into the air.
For vertical landings, the engine throttles backwards, before
driving 28,000bhp to the lift-fan and exhaust nozzle, with roll
posts keeping the plane level in its descent. Continue reading
For too long, flying cars have been on the same list as jet
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brothers -- designed one in 1917, as did Henry Ford in 1926. Since
then production has stalled somewhat. Now Massachusetts-based
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business model," explains Carl Dietrich, CEO of Terrafugia, which
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with at least 518 metres of runway -- and then flown. The interior
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The end of the cold war created a problem: what to do with
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separate the high explosives (which would have been used to set off
the nuclear reaction) from the highly enriched uranium. Continue reading
This is where rocket jockeys get their education. The
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Russian-administered city of Baikonur, in the southern province of
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With a stay at The Ivy Apartments in Franschhoek (Cape Winelands), you'll be close to Huguenot Monument and Mont Rochelle Nature Reserve. This 5-star apartment is within the vicinity of La Motte Estate and Boschendal Estate. Make yourself at home in one of the 9 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and...
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Four individually designed villas accommodating between two and eight guests per villa at the historic Le Grange homestead, within walking distance from the Franschhoek village centre. Each villa not only provides complete privacy and security, it lends itself to entertaining, with spacious living rooms with fireplaces and a library, indoor and outdoor areas...
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Lying in what was once a plum orchard, on the edge of the old part of the village, Plumwood Inn is a mere two-minute amble from the village centre. Peering over plum trees and majestic mountains this is a place of timeless romance and peace. Soaking up the African sun at one of the sparkling salt water pools in the peaceful, cosy garden will make you feel re...
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Apartments @ Oryx Place (3 units) Our apartments offer guests affordable, comfortable and up-market self-catering accommodation in Franschhoek. The apartments are situated on the Main Road which leads to the famous Huguenot Monument. Sleeps 2
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Built in 1700s the Historic Cape Dutch Homestead of Lekkerwijn is located along the Garden Route, an easy walk to Solms Delta and Boschendal wineries. The landscaped gardens of the farmhouse feature a pool. A chauffeur service is available at Lekkerwijn, Historic Country House to experience local restaurants, wine tasting and shopping. Popular destinations...
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The gardens were absolutely beautiful. The hotel is walking distance to FRANSCHHOEK shopping and the tram to the wineries. We enjoyed a terrific breakfast each morning and 'The Tasting Room' was divine.
The soft duvet was too warm for the month of May, but we were cold if we just used the top sheet. However, the bed was extremely comfortable.


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BAIC may have seen the forth coming next generation Land Rover Defender and have incorporated certain elements of that funky new design into the forthcoming SUV. Not much information is available on the above concept but it is thought that this model will be incorporated into a reborn Zhan Qi SUV range which used to make the Beijing Jeep range of cars. These rough and ready SUV's were once quite popular in China but quickly fell out of favor when foreign companies rolled into town with their fancy new Santana models back in the 80′s, Zhan Qi's are still a common sight in Western China where there is a massive need for cheap low cost tractor like SUV's, they were also exported to favored nations that aligned with China after the Soviet-Sino split in the 70′s, you can see them in certain African nations, the Middle East (They were sighted during the Libyan uprising) and also the South American market such as Chile and Peru.
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The Portland Trail Blazers provided some clarity to the bottom half of the West bracket for the 2011 NBA Playoffs on Tuesday, beating the Memphis Grizzlies in a game Memphis did not seem to want to win. That win locked the Blazers into the No. 6 seed, joining the Spurs at No. 1 and the Nuggets at No. 4 as the only set spots in the West. The Lakers and Mavericks will determine the order of seeds 2-4, while the Hornets and Grizzlies will figure out seeds 7-8.
If the Hornets beat the Mavericks on Wednesday, they will move to 47-35 and hold the tiebreaker advantage over the Grizzlies, putting New Orleans in the No. 7 spot. If the Hornets lose and the Grizzlies beat the Clippers, Memphis would become the No. 7 seed and New Orleans would slide to No. 8 (and a date with the Spurs). If both teams lose, New Orleans will be No. 7 and Memphis No. 8. In a sense, then, the Grizzlies control their own destiny.
Unfortunately for them, they won't know who is in the No. 2 spot when they tip off in L.A. unless the Mavericks lose. Hornets-Mavs tips off at 8 p.m. ET; the result should be in by the time Grizzlies-Clippers tips off at 10:30. If Dallas wins, Memphis still won't know who the No. 2 seed will be; the Lakers tip off in Sacramento at 10:30, as well, and would then need a win to claim No. 2.
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Nathalie Love is another new kid on the block who has been showcasing her style on the red carpet during the 2013 Toronto Film Festival.
Palo Alto Premiere: The actress joined Gia Coppola on the red carpet this weekend wearing a Saint Laurent Fall 2013 halter dress styled with the same embellished waistband we saw on the runway, adding black pumps and a black clutch to her look with a touch of crimson-red to the lips.
Guess Portrait Studio: While hanging out at the portrait studio the actress wore a more colourful look, wearing a Rodarte tie-dye dress with a wrap skirt from the Fall 2013 collection which was originally presented with this print as a gown. Once again she opted for simple black pumps. Hopefully we will get some more varied footwear choices from her in the future.
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Climb the crack on the left side of the wall to a two bolt anchor.
Standard rack.
Nice trad crack - but with lots of good face holds.
what's up with the anchor placement? on the floor? really???
One of the best routes at the Windy Wall, but there's no way that it's 5.8. I've been on multiple 5.7's that are harder. Still, a quality climb well worth doing.


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Serves 4
4 6-7 oz. portions of fresh flounder
Blanch, in boiling salted water for 2 minutes.
English Peas: Blanched and set aside
Blanch in boiling salted water for 2 minutes
Braised Lentils:
2 cups black lentils
Method: Place Lentils and Chicken stock in pot and bring to a simmer, cook for 15 minutes or until 90% of liquid is gone. Turn off heat and cover, let sit for 10 minutes. Strain and place on sheet tray to cool. Season with Olive Oil and Sherry Vinegar.
Curry Sauce:
2 shallots sliced thin
Method: Place wine, curry powder, shallots, peppercorn and chili in a non-reactive sauce-pot and bring to simmer, on medium. Cook until almost dry, and then add chicken stock. Reduce by half. Add milk or half and half, whisk in butter and set aside.
Finish Dish:
Put canola or grape seed oil in skillet on med/high heat. Place flounder fillets in pan, and cook 2 minutes on first side, flip and remove pan from heat.
Toss together lentils, asparagus, English peas, torn mint and place on each plate. Place flounder on top and finish with curry sauce around each plate.
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A homeowner shot and killed 30-year-old Christopher Robinson Wednesday after he said Robinson broke into his home. Police believe Robinson stole three cars prior to the shooting.
On the KCTV5 Facebook page, many people are congratulating the homeowner for his courage, but it may take even more courage to deal with what comes next.
"It's not easy to take another life unless you are simply a psychopath and have no problem doing that," said counselor Susan Howard-Perry.
Howard-Perry has counseled police and soldiers who have killed in the line of duty and said, justified or not, it's a difficult reality to process.
"After an individual processes information like this, then they start questioning the whole scenario. It goes through their mind over and over again. 'Did I make the right choice?' 'Was there any other option?'" she said.
When a man in a home near Garfield Avenue and Northeast 91st Terrace shot and killed an intruder Wednesday morning, police said it was the intruder's fifth attempt at a car theft all up north between 4:45 a.m. and 5:45 a.m.
In one case, police said Robinson broke into a house and drove through the garage.
"It's really scary," said neighbor Leena Bhatka.
"These are the traumatic events that change people," Howard-Perry said.
She said everyone handles trauma differently, but offered some general wisdom.
"He (the homeowner) doesn't need advice right now, he doesn't need people telling him what to do. He just needs people to listen and to try and support him as best they can. That's the most important thing in the first 24 to 48 hours," Howard-Perry said.
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The Riverside Rams and Medical Lake Cardinals, both 1-0 after the first week of Northeast A League play, will meet 7 p.m. Friday at RHS.
The Rams used a strong defensive effort in the second half to get by the Kettle Bulldogs 27-21 last week. The Cardinals used an offensive explosion in the second half to past Newport 35-20 on Sept. 20.
Jacob Collins rushed for 150 yards in the win against KF. It was his second straight 100-plus yard effort on the ground.
The Cardinals also feature a workhorse in the backfield. Fullback Jackson Tappero accounted for 202 total yards against Newport.
The Cardinal defense were also able to limit the effectiveness of Grizzly quarterback Ryan Rapp. The signal-caller accounted for 238 yards passing, although a large chunk of them cam on two long scoring tosses.
Ram quarterback Sam Zanoni is coming off a two-touchdown game against the Bulldogs.
Medical Lake defeated Riverside 42-6 last season.
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Rural Development Applied Concentration
In addition to this 27-credit core of RD courses, you'll choose one of five applied RD concentrations and take 5 applied RD concentrations and take 21 credits from an array of approved courses or other courses as approved by your advisor. The five concentrations are:
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Working with your advisor, you'll decide which concentration is of interest and select courses that will fulfill your educational and vocational goals. The final list of concentration electives is approved by your advisor and by the RD academic program head. The department sends a confirmation of completion of these courses to the Graduation Office as you near graduation.


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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A drive-by shooting into a garage killed a man in a San Diego neighborhood, a police lieutenant said Sunday.
Officers responded to the sound of gunfire at 7:57 p.m. Saturday in the area of 6200 Alderley Street, said Lt. Jorge Duran in the San Diego police Homicide Unit.
"As officers checked the area, they were flagged down and directed to a shooting victim," Duran said. "The male had suffered at least one gunshot wound."
The officers performed CPR on the victim until paramedics arrived a short time later, he said. Despite their efforts, the man died at the scene.
"Initial information indicates three males were standing in the garage of the residence with the garage door open, when a dark colored vehicle drove by," Duran said. "The vehicle slowed as it drove in front of the residence and an occupant of the vehicle fired several rounds from a handgun into the garage, striking the victim."
The victim's name was not released pending notification of his family, Duran said.
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5 Stocks Pushing The Basic Materials Sector Lower
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our modelOne out of the three major indices are trading lower today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 40 points (0.3%) at 13,114 as of Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, 11:49 AM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,438 issues advancing vs. 1,420 declining with 156 unchanged.The Basic Materials sector currently sits up 0.1% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.1%. On the negative front, top decliners within the sector include Noble Corporation (NE), down 2.0%, Teck Resources (TCK), down 1.8%, Tenaris (TS), down 1.7%, Total (TOT), down 1.6% and ArcelorMittal (MT), down 1.6%. Top gainers within the sector include YPF Sociedad Anonima (YPF), up 5.7%, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX), up 3.8%, Anadarko Petroleum (APC), up 1.9%, Gerdau (GGB), up 1.6% and Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY), up 1.3%.TheStreet Ratings group would like to highlight 5 stocks pushing the sector lower today:5. Imperial Oil (IMO) is one of the companies pushing the Basic Materials sector lower today. As of noon trading, Imperial Oil is down $0.51 (-1.2%) to $43.40 on light volume Thus far, 49,927 shares of Imperial Oil exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 206,200 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $43.33-$44.24 after having opened the day at $44.21 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $43.91. Imperial Oil Limited engages in the exploration, production, and sale of crude oil and natural gas in Canada. The company operates through three segments: Upstream, Downstream, and Chemical. Imperial Oil has a market cap of $36.7 billion and is part of the energy industry. The company has a P/E ratio of 9.8, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are down 1.3% year to date as of the close of trading on Thursday. Currently there are no analysts that rate Imperial Oil a buy, 1 analyst rates it a sell, and 3 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Imperial Oil as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, attractive valuation levels and increase in stock price during the past year. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows weak operating cash flow. Get the full Imperial Oil Ratings Report now.EXCLUSIVE OFFER: Jim Cramer's Protégé, Dave Peltier, only buys Stocks Under $10 that he thinks could potentially double. See what he's trading today with a 14-day FREE pass
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It's that time again — puppy time! To narrow down the adoro faces and breed choices, all the pooches seen here have the word "terrier" in their breed name. If you think you're a pro with these types, then test yourself and see if you can call out the cute.
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Cairn Terrier
Border Terrier
Australian Terrier
Irish Terrier
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Wire Fox Terrier
Smooth Fox Terrier
Manchester Terrier
Jack Russell Terrier
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Scottish Terrier
Skye Terrier
Kerry Blue Terrier
Glen of Imaal Terrier
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Silky Terrier
Australian Terrier
Norwich Terrier
Yorkshire Terrier
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Lakeland Terrier
Welsh Terrier
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I climb the road to Cold Mountain,
The road to Cold Mountain that never ends.
The valleys are long and strewn with stones,
The streams broad and banked with thick grass.
Moss is slippery, though no rain has fallen;
Pines sigh, but it isn't the wind.
Who can break from the snares of the world
And sit with me among the white clouds?
(T'ang dynasty 618-906)
Gamble everything for love.
Half-heartedness doesn't reach into majesty,
You set out to find God,
but then keep stopping for long periods at
mean-spirited roadhouses.
Dive in the ocean,
leave and let the sea be you.
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NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. -- Boldly going where the 'Enterprise' has never gone before...by boat.
It was a spectacular sight on the Hudson River Sunday. The space shuttle Enterprise made its way up the river toward its new home at the intrepid sea, air & space museum.
The original NASA orbiter was supposed to be named the 'Constitution", but Star Trek fans launched a campaign to convince President Ford to name it "Enterprise". Apparently, that worked, although that was never the reason given.
The Enterprise was used for training, will be hoisted onto the flight deck on the intrepid and will eventually go on public display.


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Business in brief
TGM Realty Investors, Inc. has changed its name to Thalhimer Realty Partners, Inc., a change that represents the company's continued strategic efforts to leverage the full service platform of its parent company, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer, while maintaining its mission to provide real estate investment and development services on behalf of its investment partners. Thalhimer Realty Partners, Inc. manages a portfolio of commercial and multifamily assets valued at greater than $250 million.
New Boston Fund and RER Equities, Inc. have leased 46,150 square feet of Class-A office space to Magellan Medicaid Administration at WestMark Two in Glen Allen. Magellan will occupy 23 percent of the five story, 204,622-square-foot building and is slated to move in on Sept. 1. New Boston and RER Equities have leased approximately 130,000 square feet at WestMark Two within the past five months, having previously completed an 83,414-square-foot lease with SunTrust Bank. Approximately 74,000 square feet (two floors) remain available.
The University of Richmond's Heilman Dining Center recently won the Loyal E. Horton Bronze Award for Residential Dining Special Event from the National Association of College and University Food Services. The winning event was a Titanic Memorial Dinner March 1, which honored the centennial anniversary of the fateful voyage. The Dining Center offered authentic dinner selections from Titanic menus and exhibited reproductions of the ship and other memorabilia, newspaper clippings from the period and a documentary of the disaster. In 2009, the Dining Center won the gold award for residential dining among medium-sized schools and the grand prize in the same category for all colleges and universities.
Cushman & Wakefield Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: Showbest Fixture Corp. – leased 20,743 square feet at 4200-4222 Sarellen Rd.; and Dominion Uniserv Unit, Inc. – renewed its lease of 1,004 square feet in the Koger Building at 8001 Franklin Farms Dr.
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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Weekend Top 10
Enjoy the final days of summer with comedian Guy Torry, the Sam's Club National BBQ Tour or mystery writer Mary Miley Theobald at Twin Hickory Library. Another great way to welcome the beginning of fall is to check out the UR Spider Football season opener with man's best friend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Bottoms up
Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
Cultural Arts Center announces 2014 fall class schedule
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is now registering participants for its fall 2014 schedule of classes.
The center will offer more than 100 classes for children and adults, covering topicssuch as culinary arts, fiber arts, visual and performance arts and more. Instruction is structured to appeal to a wide range of abilities, from beginners to experts of all ages. Class sizes are kept small to ensure maximum benefit for participants with generally no more than 15 students. > Read more.
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Immersive Roman Tragedies, From Toneelgroep Amsterdam, Takes Over BAM Nov. 16
By Adam Hetrick
Audiences witness Shakespeare's Roman Tragedies up close in the Toneelgroep Amsterdam productions of Coriolanus, Julius Caesar and Antony & Cleopatra, which put theatregoers in the middle of the action at Brooklyn Academy of Music beginning Nov. 16.
Obie Award winner Ivo van Hove, who also staged Opening Night, Husbands and Hedda Gabler to acclaim, helms the inventive production that will play three performances Nov. 16-18 at the Gilman Opera House. The contemporary staging promises to transform the Gilman into a modern-day Roman amphitheatre.
Roman Tragedies premiered in June 2007 at the Holland Festival and has been staged in London, Montreal and Quebec. It is performed in Dutch with English subtitles.
The three works are staged without an intermission as one continuous performance, but the audience is free to take advantage of short breaks throughout the performance. Refreshments are served on stage throughout Roman Tragedies. The ambitious production clocks in at five-and-a-half hours.
The interactive production is conceived to engage audiences in the political works, by allowing them to submit online responses to the plays in real-time during the performance. Their thoughts are then displayed on a news ticker during set changes. The ticker will also chronicle plot events that have been cut for the adaptation.
Roman Tragedies also allows theatregoers to move freely between several staging areas, the "hall," the "circle" and the "stage," as they follow the characters and action throughout the performance.
Here's how the three works are billed:
"Coriolanus takes place during the rise of the Roman Republic. Here, the eponymous hero refuses to accept the changed political constellation. He defies the masses and their new representatives and is banished. In a final and desperate action, he takes up arms against Rome, his own beloved city."
"In contrast, Julius Caesar acquires power because he is a master in manipulating the masses. But when a number of politicians realize that the republic is in danger of becoming a dictatorship, they remove him in order to save the democracy—though unfortunately not in time to reverse the changed political climate."
"Finally, Antony & Cleopatra brings global politics to light through the lens of the passionate love of the Roman Antony and the Egyptian Cleopatra. As Antony struggles between civic responsibility and his heart's desire, a chain of dark events ensue, culminating in an unforgettable bloodbath..."
Roman Tragedies has set and lighting design by Jan Versweyveld, video design by Tal Yarden, music composed by Eric Sleichim and costume design by Lies van Assche.
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One of the best schools considering this is the West Side. Less than 50 percent Hispanic. The school is located next to the affluent or more desirable sub-divisions called 'Garden Lakes'. Top school !!! Not many kids are on the breakfast plan so imagine the families are more educated and have resources to provide for their kids.
My daughter has been attending this school since 1st grade. We really enjoy the staff and the level of expertise the teachers offer to the students regarding their education. My daughter has had some amazing teachers namely Mrs. Kuglar and Mrs. McNamara among the others that have made such a positive impact on her social and academic life. I do get a bit concerned with the rally song being McDonald's, McDonald s, Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut, but it gets the children s attention and that is the goal. I would appreciate an affordable before and after school program to offer more structure for my student (Desiree Morrison) and believe it would be a benefit to our community overall in the long run for parents to utilize such services. Best regards, Amanda N. Baird
Garden Lakes Elementary is an excellent school, I've had multiple family members and now my own children go to that school. I've always had such a great experience with the school, administration staff and school aides. Each teacher my child has had were very creative and patient. I'm very pleased and will keep my child in this school
Excellent teachers but they should cut out most of the Wednesday half-days and study. Too many teacher breaks.
Why is my child coming home singing songs about Mc Donald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Taco bell and so on, and raving about Ronald Mc Donald visiting the school. Do these companies pay the PESD for covert marketing techniques? Uh...hello! This is a school, they should be teaching our kids...yes YOUR kids...about staying healthy and eating healthily, not how great it is to eat cheap and poor quality food!
Okay I was class of 2009 and I was proud to say that I enjoyed my time at Garden Lakes. I was active in several clubs and had tons of fun and friends. My last year or two, upper graders started to have some problems. Fights broke out every once in a while, gossip turned bad about everything. The whole thing was stupid considering we were only 8th graders. One of the Reviews here say they are being "punished too hard"? Excuse me? Garden Lakes works hard to keep kids from Kindegarten to 8th graders safe. I don't think you understand why it's important to prevent fights and behavior like this. It's good that they can tell which groups of people have more trouble, but they'll never JUDGE. They want you to succeed. (:
i have nothing much to say for this schooll there was fights all the timee.most the teachers was way too harsh.The skool aloso puniched way tooo hard 4 things that had nothing to do with skool or there bisness! i was constintly being sent to the office 4 things i had nothing to do with. they judge you by who u hang out with.
I attended the school's Veterans Day celebration yesterday and am still in awe! What a beautiful spirit of hope on this campus. The full-day experience began with a gathering on the lawn of all staff, students and hundreds of parents and veterans. The choir and the band filled the air with beautiful music and brought many a tear to those in attendance. Truly a community experience. Veterans remained all day on campus speaking in many "breakout" sessions. Primary students marched in a parade around campus as the older students cheered them on. Pictures and posters of loved ones who have served or are serving covered every window and wall. The school was draped in red, white and blue. Lunch was picnic style with hot dogs, apple pie and ice cream. The administration conducted their weekly Sing and Read with the younger kids before the end of the day dedicating this week's time to patriotic songs. Students were bustling around campus two hours prior to the day's beginning to decorate, organize and assist guests and, in the afternoon, they cleaned the campus. Staff members truly had this event organized well. What a fantastic experience! Patriotism lives on!
People that complain about safety regarding the lack of fence on 107th Ave are crazy! The only time your kids are out on the field they are supervised, and only upper level grades are out there! Teach your kids not to run into traffic and trust teachers to watch you kids, they do, not one death or injury yet! After school activities are limited but they are just that after school. If your kids like sports let them go to the YMCA or Young Champions this school focuses on education and learning. The AIMS results show that it is working! We all understand that after school sports do help with social growth but they are an Elementary School and they are trying to make it better. Upper grades have been doing stuff at the high school and they have music programs still! Sports are not learning! Results dont lie! Excelling!
I am now a parent of a 6th grader with GLES. My son left this school for a few years, but in his first 3 years he/we learned a lot. I was not happy leaving GLE, but now that I have compared GLE with the other schools my son attended I can say that I am glad to have my son back at GLE! We as parents need to communicate with our kids as well as their teachers. The teachers are always there and willing to answer any questions. Keep up the good work GLE staff.
I am quite pleased that Garden Lakes is the only 'Excelling' school in the Avondale area. Happy that Garden Lakes is where we live and where, effectively, my son will be attending for the next seven years. Love this area and I read prior post and do feel that this is an 'older' school, by AZ standards; bathrooms are not kept up and I do agree w/prior post that no school programs are offered, ie sports, etc. I have experience lack of communication from teachers which is different for me because now I must rely on my son to tell me what's going on at school (preschools are more communicative). I agree w/the poster regarding communication lacking; I do agreee with that. It is what we make of it and in this very large society we should be thankful that Garden Lakes, year after year, continues to perform. Thank you
Although the school has a strong academic rating, the school does not communicate well with parents or the community, it has very few after school offerings, and there is a strong 'us against you' mentality from teachers.
My daughter went K-8th and my son is in fifth for K.. Excellent School.
I am proud to say that we had over 1000 people, including students and their parents, administration and at least one teacher for each and every grade level turn out for the annual 'Walk to School' day. This day alone shows the tremendous support the community has for the school and its students. At Garden Lakes, we believe that all students can be successful, no exceptions! To the parent who referred to Garden Lakes as a 'rundown warehouse,' he or she should be reminded that Garden Lakes has been an 'excelling' school for three years in a row, one of very few in the entire West Valley. This success can only be achieved through the combined efforts of the devoted faculty, adminstration and the students who strive to reach their goals every day. Come join us on November 7th and see how we celebrate our Veterans!
Extreme displeasure with this school faculty, principal and staff. They practice preaching/teaching a certain belief or way of life, but not, in fact, holding these same virtues for themselves. Excessive avoidence in addressing disruptive student behavior in addition to consistent over crowding of classrooms. Comparison to a weather beaten, rundown warehouse best describes this location. It saddens me to see the decline over the last 10 years. A change in leadership is needed.
Lower grade teachers are awsome. Upper Grade some need to retire. Extracurricular activities there are none and Ron Richards to blame for that. We need fresh teachers, PE Music and Art and staff to have excitment needed to generate this need on campus. So unfair to kids & they wonder why there are so many problem kids. They are bored! No guts to get it done. Too many politics. Lazy teachers and the list goes on.
This school, for the most part, has an amazing teacher staff, the gifted program just lost its teacher, and will not be the same, as the rest of the school is not all that supportive with it. extra curriculars are getting better with time, and the PE instructors are helping get more sports involved. In general, this is a fine school, if you want you child to be ahead of the pack, its a fine choice, but if your raising the next Einstein, JFK, or Eisenhower and you choose this school, you ll be disappointed with how it sometimes treats its 'gifted.' i was actually almost failed for writing 'too advanced' for my grade level, even though my teacher knew i had been doing it for years. other than those few instances though, it is a great school.
Both of my children attended 8 years at Garden Lakes and both excelled in advanced classes through high school. The program for gifted students is excellent. My daughter now attends ASU Honors College and is on a full ride scholarship because of the excellent educational base she received at Garden Lakes.
I fell that this school has disrupted the learning process of my children's learning. The teachers are very inconsiderate of my children's feelings and my concerns and whenever my husband and I ask the office people to give a message to one of our kids, they never give them or leave out valuable information. There are no after school activities for my children, who are sports fanatics. After two years, My husband and I decided to take our kids out of Garden Lakes Elementary School and put them into a more advanced and caring private school that actually listens to people's concerns. I would never recommend Garden Lakes to anyone!
Two of my children have attended Garden Lakes and I highly recommend this school. The kids have excelled academically. The teachers are exceptional. The principal, Dr. Waltman is very involved in making sure his school is exceeding expectations. Parents are encouraged to particpate with their childrens educational development. The PTA has carnivals, and other fun activities and school functions for the children to particpate in.
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Bedford Tn 2, Banbury Utd 0
Banbury United are looking anxiously over their shoulders after suffering their 11th loss in 12 Calor League Premier Division games on Saturday.
This defeat against already-relegated Bedford and a victory for struggling AFC Totton, means the Puritans are only eight points clear of the drop zone.
Further bad news for Banbury is that former skipper Wayne Blossom has been released after the club were forced to make financial cutbacks.
This game saw the return to the side of midfielder Anderson Pinto after his planned stint in US football fell through, while there was first start for young midfielder Carl Tappin.
Banbury defended well under pressure in a goalless first half, but showed little going forward.
Bedford took the lead five minutes after the break when Tom Rawlings lofted the ball over keeper Scott Dutton from ten yards.
Banbury initially tried to respond, but they went further behind in nthe 71st minute. Kelvin Osei-Addo was given time on the edge of the penalty area to turn and then shoot powerfully into the bottom corner of the net.
Banbury United: Dutton, Cray, Fathers, Isaac ( Strafford 75), Collins, Fishwick, Dias, Obeng, Skendi, Pinto (Bevis 80), Tappin (Green 67).
Attendance: 216.