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Roscoe W. BIlls, 93, Alliance
Roscoe W. Bills, 93, died on Sunday, March 24, 2013 at Good Samaritan Health Care Center.
He was born on March 24, 1920 in a sod house of a farm near Lodgepole, Nebraska, to Charles and Ruth (Werhan) Bills. Roscoe graduated from Lodgepole High School and Hastings Business College.
On April 4, 1941 he was united in marriage to Elna M. Wightman in Hastings, Nebraska.
Roscoe proudly served in the U.S. Army during WWII in both the European and Pacific Theatres. Following his discharge he returned to Hastings and learned the flooring trade. He then returned to Lodgepole and operated his own flooring business known as Modern Floors and Walls. He served customers in a wide service area. In 1966 he and Elna moved to Alliance where he began working at Johnson and Peltz flooring company. Later he worked for the Burlington Northern Railroad as a machinist until his retirement.
He was an active member of the Masonic Lodge having attained the honor of being a Thirty-third Degree Mason. He was also active in Eastern Star and was a sponsor of the Jobs Daughters ritual team for many years. Roscoe was a member of the United Methodist Church.
He is survived by his children, Marylund Henning of Cheyenne, WY, Brent (Collette) Bills of Federal Way, WA and Charles (Elaine) Bills of Lincoln. He is also survived by 9 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, his brothers, Roy and Clarence, and his sisters, Hazel, Helen, Charlotte and Doris.
Funeral services will be Thursday, March 28 at 10:00 a.m. at the United Methodist Church in Alliance with Pastor Tom Lucas officiating. Graveside services will be at 2:00 p.m. at the Pleasant View Cemetery at Lodgepole, NE. Visitation will be Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorials may be given to the Knights Templar for the Children's Transportation Fund.
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Boy, what a difference a day makes. Yesterday there were six FanPosts about the Sacramento game and a FanShot or two. Today only one about the Golden State game and it is of the negative cookie cutter variety, that always pops up after a loss.
I want to link these two FanPosts that are a day apart because I think it is funny.
Everyone seems to be ignoring Trout's game... 10/07/08 & travis outlaw 10/08/09
Every time I watch Commando or Soul Man, I think, "I can't believe Rae Dawn Chong is Tommy Chong's daughter."
Also, when I think of Commando, I think of Bennett, and wonder if Dave dresses like him.
Also, isn't it cool that today's date is 10-9-8? It must be a sign from some sort of deity that the Blazers will be in the playoffs this year.

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Last week, my co-columnist Jenn wrote an article about different parenting styles. The funny thing is, I was actually working on my article about the same thing for this week, and so I'm going to build on her theme.
There are so many different types of parents out there. Jenn mentioned a few of them in her article last week, but I'd specifically like to focus on one she didn't mention: "free range" parents. "Free Range" parents are part of a bigger movement called "Slow Parenting." While I am interested in some of the ideas behind "slow parenting," it was the "Free Range" stuff that really piqued my interest.
Back in 2008, my husband and I were struck by the story of Lenore Skenazy. She's a journalist and mom who let her 9 year-old son ride the NYC subway home by himself. To some she was a hero, but to others, she was "America's Worst Mom" who endangered her son by letting him ride the train alone. Since then, she's become the leader in a movement known as "Free Range" parenting. I'm fascinated by it.
I'm certainly not there 100 percent, but so much of what she says makes sense to me. Maybe it's because I waited to have children until I was older, so I just look at things a little differently. Do I worry? Of course I worry. But I also believe that parenting means letting children make mistakes, and sometimes even get hurt.
Obviously I don't advocate letting your toddler run freely in a parking lot full of moving cars; supervision and limits have important roles to play. It all depends on how serious the consequences could be, and how willing you are to let your kids experience them. Where to draw the line is a personal decision, and making that judgment call can be difficult.
Another consideration is the impact on other people. For example, both our boys have gone through what I would call an aggressive phase. During those times, I shadowed them ... And if issues did crop up, they could be addressed promptly.
But you can't shield children from every danger. Life is full of risks, and it's important to let kids have some freedom to explore those risks. Judgment and risk assessment are life skills like any other, and not ones that children magically develop the day they move out of your house. It may be nerve-wracking to watch children climb a tree or walk along the top of that wall -- what if they fall! – but isn't it better for them to suffer a few scrapes and bruises now, learning first-hand how to assess danger, than to have their first experience being responsible for their own safety when they're an adult and the consequences are much higher?
In November 2009, Nancy Gibbs, an essayist and editor at large for Time Magazine wrote an article called "The Growing Backlash Against Overparenting." She made many great points, but one that really stuck out was the following: "college deans described freshmen as 'crispies,' who arrived at college already burned out, and 'teacups,' who seemed ready to break at the tiniest stress." The reason, according to Gibbs? Overprotective, anxiety-driven "helicopter parents."
The helicopter parent is not a new phenomenon. If there is an opposite to the free-range style, it's helicopter parenting. I first noticed helicoptering in the 90's, when my cousin was a baby. My husband and I were at a family party, and some of the parents there talked about how they wouldn't let their kids outside to play because it was "unsafe." Then they moved onto discussing how they didn't let their kids walk to school. I was shocked!
Growing up in the same town, I had walked to school every day, sometimes with friends, sometimes alone. What had changed? When I asked why they wouldn't let their kids walk to school, I got everything from "they could be snatched," to "it's just too dangerous." Keep in mind that this is a town with sidewalks and neighborhoods with mostly responsible, close-knit families. It had never even occurred to me not to walk.
Unfortunately, suburbia is not as pedestrian-friendly as the town I grew up in, but we still walk our son to the school bus whenever weather permits. Did I worry the first day? Of course! But he was so proud the first day he was allowed to ride the bus on his own. Would he really have been better off if I'd driven him to school every day instead? I don't think so. And I look forward to sharing that same pride the first day he's old enough to walk to the bus on his own.
Being in a couple of moms groups, I have had the pleasure of meeting many different moms (and dads), all with different parenting styles. As I've said in prior columns, I believe it's instinctual to judge people. I am quite sure there are things I do as a parent that cause people to shake their heads, but you have got to do what you think is right, and make the best decisions for your kids. Those decisions might not be right for other children you know, but they're right for yours. And that is what counts in the end.
Parenting Styles Part Two
Exploring parenting styles further, with particular focus on "Free Range" parenting.
Last week, my co-columnist Jenn wrote an article about different parenting styles. The funny thing is, I was actually working on my article about the same thing for this week, and so I'm going to build on her theme.


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University 'thriving' insists Whitehall
8:49am Monday 31st December 2012 in News
A GOVERNMENT minister claims The University of Bolton is "thriving", despite 90 jobs being under threat and a fall in student numbers.
During a Commons debate, Bolton West MP Julie Hilling said: "Bolton university is making up to 90 people redundant because of the fall in student numbers, while 60,000 of the young people awarded places at university last year did not turn up.
"Will the minister admit that the tripling of fees has created chaos and will harm the British economy?"
David Willetts, minister for universities and science, pictured, said: "We do not recognise that description of what is going on. We have very enterprising universities, including Bolton, that are thriving as more students get their first choice of university than ever before.
"And, of course, there is no cap on the number of overseas students legitimately entitled to enter the country to study."
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I am currently in the process of applying to university and I have talked to many people about there thoughts on university, and let me tell you there has been an overwhelming theme. That theme of course is tuition fees, 'the tripling of fees has created chaos', I must therefor respectfully challenge why Mr. Willetts, minister for universities and science, says: "We do not recognise that description of what is going on". however, I am in no doubt that "We have very enterprising universities, including Bolton".
Furthermore, if you where to ask wether or not I have ambition to attend Bolton University, I'm afraid I would have to disappoint, as my home town university does not provide the course I want, and as we all know it's about what the student(s) want that matters.
Moreover, Bolton University, I am sure has great untapped potential, but focus on 'untapped', you get nothing by doing nothing. I call for the university in 2013 to stop talking about why the university is not performing to it's full potential, or you might say millions of pounds worth of potential, and take action.
Lets unleash that untapped potential and play to our strengths similar to those who built Bolton's industrial reputation such as Samuel Crompton.
I have not doubt that 2013 is the year of change (as every year is, respectfully), and if we come together as 'one nation' or 'one community' we can overcome rises in tuition fees and fledgling admission figures.
On a final note, I believe that tuition fees are just another bump in a long road. But the only way I can see the word university regaining the connotations it once evoked, is to take another look at the benefits so far the rise in fees has seen. Lets not forget we have serious competition with the likes of China, and if we don't do something about our education system, not just universities , but primary, hight schools and colleges, and leave it to waste away like the old building it is, we will fall behind, and if we fall at that hurdle, I struggle to see how we would climb back.
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In Making Art Together, Boston-based artist Mark Cooper, with teacher Lisa Sjostrom, advocates for the power of collaborative art-making among school children. Cooper, an internationally recognized artist and a professor of art at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and Boston College, has led collaborative art projects in classrooms all over the country. In Making Art Together, he pulls this personal experience into a guide for teachers who would benefit from his work.

 Coopers collaborative artworks include billboards, sculpture, and public art. In his book, he begins with a very simple example, allaying fears that his readers may have in approaching what might seem a daunting task:
"Take a large sheet of paper and grid it into squares. Ask each of your students to decorate one square however he or she likes -- with a solid color, for example, or a drawing of a face, or a pattern of cirlces, squiggles, or lightning bolts. This is a bona fide collaborative art project."

 Cooper outlines five basic principles:

 1. The teacher serves as master artist
 2. Use a framework to maximize the likelihood of success
 3. Work collaboratively throughout.
 4. Draw on the perspectives and techniques of contemporary art.
 5. Tie the artwork to the larger world.

 In Making Art Together, Cooper elaborates upon each of these, thus offering a step by step guide to the process that teachers can bring in to the schools (or parents can bring into the home, for that matter) and make practical use of. Making Art Together is a wonderfully accessible read for any who are involved in making art with kids.


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text: So by now everyone has heard Larry Johnson was released by KC. Check out the story here if you haven't. So, it brings the question of course, should the Lions bring him in? I don't know how I feel about it. He's got a lot wear on those tires, but he's still a pretty talented player. Might be nice to take some of the load of Smith. But we might be just as good with Morris and Brown. Anyway, let the debate begin!


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A four-bedroom home located at 9800 S. California Ave. in Evergreen Park sold for $101,500. The home has one bathroom and 1,428 square feet of living space. It comes equipped with a full basement and rec room, a new furnance and new carpet flooring. The home was built in 1949. It has a two-car detached garage.
These properties were sold recently in , according to Cook County records.
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Interested in exploring Evergreen Park real estate sales? Check out the Patch Places real estate directory. Curious to see more? See the Aug. 9 edition of Sold!


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Originally just a personal homepage, Frank4DD.COM grew over the years into a multi-site operation that bridges the content from purely private to professional. Below are the four separate web sites that carry dedicated topics:
- nagios.frank4dd.com Because I genuinely enjoy working with monitoring solutions, I provide extensive documentation, code, plugins and how-tos back to the community (457 HTML pages, 1045 illustrating images - 36MB).
- linux.frank4dd.com This site hosts several thousands manual pages of openSUSE Linux commands, daemons, libraries and format definitions.
- kanji.frank4dd.com When I started to learn Japanese, memorizing Kanji soon became the biggest hurdle. I build this web site as a Kanji trainer for myself, and possibly others interested. It is based on Jim Breen's Kanjidic compilation of 6,355 Kanji, as specified in the JIS X 0208-1990 standard.
- blog.frank4dd.com With the appearance of Web 2.0, it became very though to continue maintaining web sites manually, and doing the HTML coding from scratch. Content management software like WordPress offer flexible configuration and ensure a consistent site design, letting us concentrate on the content itself.
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Linux Cluster for High Performance Computing
I have been fascinated by clusters since 1995, when DEC VMS clusters where state-of-the-art and first Windows clusters emerged for simple storage sharing. Almost a decade later, cluster technology becomes mainstream through Linux, with falling hardware prices making it affordable for "home" use. What could I use a cluster for? Finally start my education in 3D Graphics Rendering and Computer Art Design? Donate power to SETI? Compute rainbow tables and check out new ways of crunching passwords? [read article]
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In todays fast-paced society, IT technology has gotten such a short lifespan were systems become obsolete in a year or two, creating a throw-away mentality and endless upgrade cycles at an ever increasing speed. And while I marvel at the latest technology with its possibilities and improvements, I have also grown fond of "the good old times". Could a "ancient" system from 1992 still do its job? Is having "less" even more useful? [read article]
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Nevadas oldest Town and Saloon - Snow, Deer and Whiskey
There is more then the lake or the casinos to California's Tahoe/Reno region. One example is the tiny town of Genoa, about half an hour from Reno or 45 minutes from Lake Tahoe. Mentioned as the oldest town in Nevada founded in 1851, it is also home to the oldest, still operating Saloon. [read article]
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Almost everything in modern computers relates in some way to time: CPU cycles, bus frequencies, graphics refresh rates, file dates, even a simple cursor blink. Correct time is fundamental for reliable and secure computing. Yet setting and keeping correct time is one of the challenges standard computers didn't solve yet. Computer time happily drifts away and relies on the user to be set, while any cheap digital watch keeps better time when radio synchronized to a public time service. But there is help out there, NTP [read article]


text: I have some information that the Bills are bringing a former player to compete in the defensive backfield. I can't say the name or I could be fired from my job, so I will say he was previously on the team and he is/was a notable player in the league. He is a smaller guy but had some success in the league at his position but not when he was with the Bills. Any takers as to who it is?


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SpellingRules.ie is a site that teaches spelling rules in a dyslexia-friendly way.
You can read how the rules work, listen to examples, and play some games to see if you've got them right.
Check it out, and if you like it, let us know!
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(WMC-TV) - Millions of dollars in sweeping cuts to city government had Memphis City Council members firing accusations at the mayor's office Tuesday.
One council member said the mayor's assertion that efficiencies will close the $80 million budget gap without a tax increase is an outright lie.
"Pretty much straight out of PFM's [The PFM Group] report," said Chief Administrative Officer George Little, who presented the mayor's five-year strategic plan to the city council. It includes 41 cuts across the board, including public safety job cuts.
"We're going to be looking at a 40 to 40 cent tax increase and that's not how I want to leave this office," said Memphis City Councilman Reid Hedgepeth.
Hedgepeth doubted the proposed plan would balance the budget without a tax increase.
"Quit saying we've got 80 million in efficiencies. We're going to do it through efficiencies. There ain't gonna be a tax increase because that's a lie," he said.
"He may be realizing the council does not have the will, in fact, to tow the line on the types of cuts that will have to be made in order to resist the urge to raise taxes in future years," said Little.
Council Chairman Jim Strickland and Hedgepeth said the mayor will likely wait until after his re-election bid in 2015 to announce a tax hike.
"Where there's a will, there's a way. The Wharton administration simply does not have the will to implement these efficiencies," said Strickland.
"The mayor has been very clear on his statements," said Little. "He has a five-year plan and a process through which he wants to work."
The proposed cuts are a moving target.
Anything can change before April 15, when the mayor presents his budget.
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FOX's quasi-Idol spin-off So You Think You Can Dance ends its up and down run tonight. The show debuted to strong ratings and buzz and then dropped off, although it's currently doing better than Martha's Apprentice.
Tonight, either Jamile, Nick, Ashle, or Melody will be declared the winner, receiving $100,000 and a New York apartment from which to start their career. They don't actually get a job or a contract, but the $100K should keep them off the streets and well-stocked on liquor and hookers. Like American Idol, the winner will be decided based upon viewer votes that followed last week's final dance-off.


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Port Lavaca's gain is Victoria College's loss. The VC Police Academy is outstanding and has never been better or more respected. Mr. Martinez worked to increase the level of professionalism and thereby raised respect for the program. Hopefully VC will find a suitable replacement, but that will be a very tall order indeed. Good luck to Mr. Martinez in his new endeavor.March 15, 2012 at 9:27 a.m.
Congratulations, Mr. Martinez. This just reaffirms my belief that some mighty fine men and women come from the Victoria College and University of Houston-Victoria police, criminal justice, and nonprofit leadership programs!March 15, 2012 at 9:06 a.m.
Congratulations James! Can't imagine a better man for the job!March 15, 2012 at 5:56 a.m.
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Coach Guitar uses a teaching concept solely based on a visual method so users can learn how to play popular songs on their acoustic guitar without knowledge of either music theory or tablature.
In step-by-step video lessons with an animated fretboard, Coach Guitar uses video, sound, and slow-motion to walk anyone who has the rudiments of guitar technique through the riffs and runs of a range of popular songs, including four that come bundled with the free app, plus a large library of others that can be added as $3.99 a pop in-app purchases. Checking out the free four should amply demonstrate what Coach Guitar can do for you, and most likely convince you that you want this app., and it's a lot cheaper and more convenient than taking guitar lessons.
In the Coach Guitar library there are presently over 70 selections with new songs added weekly. The library includes detailed information about each song and artist, a short audio clip of the song, and the level of difficulty. Coach Guitar includes songs for all levels of ability including Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced.
Each song is broken down into short video tutorials that include step-by-step instructions. Users learn the song by watching the close-up highly detailed, high definition video clips that display the guitar neck, strings and fingering.
There is also an animated fretboard to show the user correct fingering and which strings to strum.
The black fretboard represents the guitar neck and colored dots represent each finger. To assist with the learning process, videos can be slowed down and looped.
Coach Guitar Feature Highlights:
* Step-by-step guitar training
* Redesigned interface for a better and smarter experience
* No previous knowledge of music theory or guitar tablature necessary
* Video lessons in HD
* Ability to view training videos in slow motion or loop
* Animated color-coded fretboard
* Backing track with voice
* Left-handed and right-handed views
* Structure and chords diagram
* Guitar tabs included
* Social integration with Facebook and ability to share progress with friends
* Songs for all levels including Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced
* Extensive guitar lesson library
* New songs added to the library each week
In addition to several bug fixes, Coach Guitar version 2.0.1 includes a completely redesigned interface. Users can now browse lessons in the new library by filtering according to difficulty, date, top sales, and alphabetical. Coach Guitar allows users to unlock badges, reach new level skills and share progress with friends on Facebook. Additionally, the new activity feed shows what has been achieved in Coach Guitar.
This is an excellent app at what it does. Like I said, I wish Coach Guitar had been around when I was learning guitar 40-odd years ago. However, IMHO the $3.99 per song cost is a bit steep, even if one can't argue with the price of basic admission. Coach Guitar gets a 4 out of 5 Applelinks rating.
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Coach Guitar supports English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Traditional Chinese languages.
Coach Guitar 2.0.1 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Music category. Additional songs can be purchased for $3.99 (USD). An Android version is coming soon.
"Coach Guitar is set up to feel more like a video game with multiple levels to be mastered," says Boris Douarre, CEO of Manomaya SAS. "It is a very gratifying learning method since each lesson is broken down into smaller, achievable goals. More than a million people have downloaded Coach Guitar to learn how to play their favorite songs without music theory or guitar tabs."
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In general the BASIC GOODNESS SERIES presents Shambhala and Buddhist teachings in an experiential way, with an emphasis on understanding the view and meaning of these teachings. This new three-course series is a powerful journey through the complete view and experience of basic goodness - our personal experience, our experience with others, and our relationship with the reality of life itself.
This first class focuses on the sense of self. It includes teachings on basic goodness, selflessness, the arising of ego, the 5 skandhas, cocoon, buddha nature, and the confidence of warriorship.
The new Basic Goodness Series is open to everyone, without prerequisites. We strongly recommend that participants first receive basic meditation instruction during Open Sitting Meditation session. It would also be good if a student could attend a Meditation in Everyday Life course before entering the Basic Goodness Series. But these are not firm prerequisites.
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Eric: Can you tell me about the book and how it came about?
Bret Hart: It evolved, just like everything else in my life. I never really set out to write a book like the one I did. When I first joined the WWE, the WWF back then, I didn't think I was going to last long but I thought that for the few months I was there I'd try to keep a diary of what it was like seeing the different cities and stuff.
It was too hard to write a diary so I bought a little Dictaphone that I carried with me and I just started making little entries in it. I sort of made one rule for myself. I would never listen back to them. Just say whatever you want to and then some day when you're old and gray to sit back and be able to hear the raw truth of what happened.
Then as my career kept going up and up, I realized that over the years I had quite a collection of tapes that I never listened to. I just kept adding on to them without ever thinking about what was in there. But, just before my brother Owen's death, I started transcribing them and the idea started forming about writing a book based on what was on those tapes. That's kind of how it all started.
Eric: What is it about your book that has made it get such strong positive reactions from all the critics that have read it?
Bret Hart: I think that it is the truth. I don't think that anybody, maybe Mick Foley kind of touched on the truth in his, but he had a really different career than mine. He wrote a really detailed, honest account of what it was like living his life. In my case, I think it is the same thing. People are really curious to know what goes on in the wrestling life. A lot of times in television, movies, and books, people don't really know what they're writing about. In order to understand wrestling, for the most part you had to have been a wrestler to really understand the intricacies of the actual timing, working, and professionalism that it takes to be a professional wrestler on all different kinds of levels. I think that the fact that I had the details from all of the tapes and the fact that I think that I had the most interesting story of a wrestler to tell.
Eric: One of the major storylines in the book deals with the fighting within your family. Since the book came out, has it served as a bridge to bring the family together or has it pulled the family further apart?
Bret Hart: I don't think it's done either yet. I haven't heard a whole lot from people in my family. I'd suspect that they didn't necessarily agree with everything that I wrote. I think that for the most part, the family has taken heavier blows. My sister Diana, for example, wrote a much more poor account of what it was like being a Hart. I think that with my book, they might not agree with everything in there but I don't think that you'll get much of an argument that it is well said anyway.
Eric: What are your thought about the new generation of Harts in the business?
Bret Hart: There is a lot of talent instilled in the Harts coming up. I know that they have a lot of the same aspirations and dreams that I did. I think that my book has served as a good account of what the pitfalls ahead are and I think that they are all leery of falling into some of the same pitfalls that their parents or other wrestlers have fallen into with the drug problems and such. I think they're all doing pretty well and they have the talent and have clear heads and a lot of potential.
Eric: Will your children get into the business?
Bret Hart: It doesn't look like it. They don't seem to have any desire to get into it at all. I have two boys that are both a strapping 6'4". Big, tall, lanky boys that seem to be more inclined to do anything else but wrestle. I never encouraged them or discouraged them one way or the other. I never sensed any interest on their part.
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How do you know when it's time to throw out all of that food on your pantry? We have a few guidelines to help you out.
For one thing, sugar and honey don't go bad, they stay good indefinitely. Experts recommend all spices be replaced after one year.
Dietician, Krista Hollinshead says of canned foods, "they have the potential to grow the same types of bacteria and spoil the same way as fresh food." Krista also says that "non perishable" doesn't mean it lasts a lifetime.
The California Poison Control Center has posted a list of pantry foods and their expiration dates:
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Lawton, Okla._ Comanche County Sheriff Kenny Stradley may not have the red hat, beard, sled or reindeer like Santa Claus, but that didn't stop him from playing the part. Wednesday, he and other county officials delivered several hams, boxes of canned goods, and bags of toys to about 25 Comanche County residents.
Some lucky people across Comanche county heard knocks on their door from the sheriff's department. It's been helping families for 24 years.
"Man, this is what life is all about just being able to help other people. It's just cool," said Kenny Stradley, Comanche County sheriff.
Casey Ballou says now he and his mother won't have to leave the house this Christmas.
"We probably wouldn't have food yeah. We'd probably have to go the church and eat or something," Casey Ballou said.
Sasha Cullins says she was surprised to see the sheriff at her door with the box of goods. She says money has been tight this holiday season, and she didn't know if a traditional Christmas was possible.
"It would have been hard. It would have been very hard. I was going to call, but then I thought no there'd be other people who need it more than we did. And I guess somebody decided we needed it," Cullins said.
Sheriff Stradley checked his list twice each time he visited another home, making sure all items are delivered. He says he constantly reminds himself why he does this year after year.
"It's just super great to see how a little bit helps so much to other people. I said this before and I'll always say it: You want to get some joy, help someone else," Stradley said.
The delivered items were all came from donations. Sheriff Stradley says it's the generosity of the people in the community that allows them to pass it on.
All together, Sheriff Stradley says they've delivered Christmas boxes to more than 200 Comanche County residents over the past four weeks. They plan to make their final stops on Friday.


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The Mysterious Mazzeo "System" Explained
Here's another fine post wherein from my friend Terry Stibal waxes poetic about a very unique clarinet system. He is a professional musician and band manager with his latest band, the Sounds of the South Dance Orchestra. This was first … Continue reading
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Buescher Goodness
From Stohrer Music, we find some vintage badges. I started my saxual adventure on a Buescher Aristocrat in 1965. After a seven year run, I did take a 28 year break before I returned to performance music.
Why Don't You Do Right?
Suzy and I spent a couple of months of practice and five weekend daze doing this year's production of "In the Mood" with the Sky Notes Orchestra. How much fun is that! Suzy covered tenor sax and clarinet and I … Continue reading
Posted in Band, Big Band, Community, Gigs, Holiday, Jazz, Music Instruments, Theater, Vintage Tagged Kansas Joe McCoy, Sky Notes Orchestra, Why Don't You Do Right 3 Comments
Bicycle Erotica
"A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle." ~ Gloria Steinem While researching military bicycles, I discovered the OldBike.eu site and an article called Bicycle Erotica. The collection is quite graphic and beautiful, but alas, it … Continue reading
Posted in antique, Bicycles, Collectable, Erotic, Health and wellness, Nude, Panties, Style, Too Spicy for some, Vintage Tagged history, museum, OldBike.EU 7 Comments
The Vintage or New Musical Instrument Decision
I tried to like vintage instruments, the price was right and they are beautious to behold. I even saved some from the trash heap like my Conn C soprano that Sarge of Worldwide Sax was able to revive. Truth be … Continue reading
Posted in Band, Clarinet, Flute, Hobbies, Music Instruments, Saxophone, soprillo, Vintage 4 Comments
Allen Loomis C Melody saxophone
Scott Granlund of Granlund Woodwind Repair is a world class musician and repair tech. Recently he shared this story on Facebook and I wanted to get it out to my many friends who are not Facebook users. Those readers on … Continue reading
Posted in Collectable, Facebook, Hobbies, Music Instruments, Repair, Saxophone, Vintage Tagged Allen Loomis, C Melody Sax, Conn, Granlund Woodwind Repair, Scott Granlund, Sterns Collection 2 Comments
My '79 Trek Needs some serious road time
Since I started using a scooter to go to work, I have not ridden my Trek 710 10-speed very much. So this Labor Day I'm thinking of taking a spin down the fabulous Burke-Gilman trail. Starting in Redmond, it's a … Continue reading
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Steampunk Design and Musings
"To some, 'steampunk' is a catchall term, a concept in search of a visual identity. To me, it's essentially the intersection of technology and romance." ~ Jake von Slatt Leon mentioned today on Facebook about a venture that he had … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Collectable, Culture, Facebook, flickr, romantic, Vintage, Wikipedia Tagged Clankers, crossbreed, Darwinists, England, Jake von Slatt, Leviathan, Napoleon, Steampunk, Steampunk Love, steampunk workshop, The Explosionist, vladeb, World War I Leave a comment
Epic Libraries of the Rich and Famous
I am an avid bibliophile with books strewn all over my house. As we move towards the digital divide, I wonder if paper libraries will become just a memory like stone tablets. So when I saw this collection of "20 … Continue reading
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'End this dumb war on marijuana'
Downstate in Brazil, Ind., an anti-drug demonstration went wrong.
Seems that at the local courthouse, a mock drug search involving grade-school students and a police dog resulted in the dog biting the leg of a student. Marijuana was hidden in the clothes of a child, and the dog was supposed to pick out the correct student.
What is the point of this supposed lesson, other than to teach children to be obedient to the government when it comes to its obsession with drugs? We are teaching children it is fine for dogs to bite possible suspects, as long as the suspect might have some marijuana. This would be assault in any other case.
I have an idea. How about we don't spend billions of dollars fighting a substance much safer than alcohol? How about we stop busting down people's doors in the middle of the night with SWAT raids because of some unknown informant? How about we stop taking the property of someone not charged with an actual crime, under asset forfeiture?
Heck, why don't we have medical marijuana in Indiana? I have supported marijuana reform groups like the Marijuana Policy Project in the past, and I will continue to do so until we end this dumb war on marijuana.
Jerome McCollom
Plan Commission member ineligible
In a letter to the editor recently, I expressed my disappointment in the actions of four of our County Plan Commission members and referred to their inexperience and one's ineligibility. Many people asked me who the ineligible member was.
With Democratic Party chairman Linda Smeltzer's letter to the Tipton Tribune editor on Monday, now everyone knows. What they don't know is that Mr. Harry Diamond's 2012 voting record was brought to the attention of at least one commissioner several months ago and nothing was done about it.


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Star-Studded Born for Broadway Benefit, Hosted by Julie White and Tony Goldwyn, Offered May 21
By Michael Gioia
Tony Award winner Julie White (The Little Dog Laughed) and Tony Goldwyn (Promises, Promises) host the third annual Born for Broadway benefit May 21, which was declared "Born for Broadway Day" in the borough of Manhattan by borough president Scott Stringer.
The 8 PM event is being held at the American Airlines Theatre (current home of Broadway's Don't Dress For Dinner), where deputy Manhattan borough president Rosemonde Pierre-Louis will present a proclamation to Born for Broadway executive producer Sarah Galli.
Directed by Tony Award nominee Marcia Milgrom Dodge (Ragtime), the evening features performances from Tony winner James Naughton (Chicago), Richard Kind ("Mad About You"), "Glee" star Jenna Ushkowitz, Book of Mormon Tony winner Nikki M. James, Tony nominee Malcolm Gets (Amour), "NewsRadio" star Vicki Lewis, Tony nominee Orfeh (Legally Blonde) and Aaron Lazar (A Little Night Music).
The evening also features Adrian Bailey, Ali Stroker, Andy Karl, Ben Cook, Carmen Ruby Floyd Callaway, Carole Lasser, Chris Pinnella, Christiane Andreas, Christiane Noll, Drew Gehling, Emma Hunton, Graham Rowat, Jamie Laverdiere, Jenny Powers, Jesse Ruben, Jim Brochu, Marianne Tatum, Richard B. Watson, Robert Petkoff, Ron Bohmer and Steve Rosen. Lawrence Yurman (On A Clear Day You Can See Forever, Grey Gardens) serves as musical director.
Born for Broadway was created nine years ago as a student-sponsored cabaret at Marymount Manhattan College, where founder and executive producer Galli was enrolled as a performance major. Galli created the show after her brother, Jeff, suffered a spinal cord injury in 1998. The evening benefits the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.
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The book that changed the way the world looks at men.
Why is bodybuilding a form of transsexualism? What do football and anal sex have in common? Why is Top Gun such a flamingly 'gay' movie? Why is male vanity such a hot commodity? And why oh why do Marky Mark's pants keep falling down?
In his influential first book Male Impersonators, first published in 1994, Mark Simpson argues for the vital centrality of homoeroticism and narcissism in any understanding of the fraught phenomenon of modern masculinity. A highly penetrating, ticklish but always serious examination of what happens to men when they become 'objectified'.
From porn to shaving adverts, rock and roll to war movies, drag to lads' nights out, Male Impersonators offers wit and reader-friendly theory in equal measure in a review of the greatest show on Earth – the performance of masculinity.
On male strippers…'
'The myth of male stripping mesmerises precisely because it contradicts itself with every discarded item… No matter how freakish his genital attributes, no matter how craftily engorged and arranged with rings and elastic bands, no matter how frantically it is waved and waggled, the stripper's penis, once naked, never lives up to the promise of the phallus: the climactic finale of the strip is… an anti-climax.'
On Elvis…
'The world does not need a 'gay Elvis', for the original, with his black leather suit, pomaded pompadour, come-fuck-me eyes and radiant narcissism, was quite queer enough.'
On porn stars…
'Visually, Jeff Stryker resembles nothing so much as an illustration of the human nervous system in a medical textbook where the size of each region and appendage represented is related to the number of nerve endings. Thus Jeff on-screen is remembered as a huge face, a vast pair of hands (all the better to grab and slap ass with) and grotesquely outsized genitalia.'
'Simpson pulls the pants off popular culture and wittily winks at the Freudian symbols lurking beneath.' (FOUR STARS OUT OF FOUR) – The Modern Review
'This set of high-spirited essays displays more insight into the masculine mystique than has the decade of earnest men's studies that preceded it. Simpson has an unerring eye for the inner logic and pretences of a wide range of masculine enterprises and symbols. This is queer theory without the jargon and is a must for anyone interested in things male. General and academic readers at all levels.' – Choices
'What is happening when men and their sexualities become the focus of the camera's gaze? Mark Simpson's brilliant, witty, up-to-the-minute analysis shatters complacencies, old and new.' – Alan Sinfield, University of Sussex
'Mark Simpson detects and dissects the myths of machismo and its attendant media circus with refreshing gusto and wit.' – John Ashbery
'It's not only women who don't have the phallus – men don't have it either – just the inadequate penis! This book cheered me up with the reminder that when it gets down to it, both sexes are just great pretenders.' – Lorraine Gamman
'Like me this book plays with men. Provocative, irreverent, acerbic and witty, it offers one gigantic intellectual orgasm after another.' – Margi Clarke
'A brilliantly-positioned array of firecrackers, elephant traps and banana skins designed to trick conventional maleness into showing it's true hand, or some extremity. Simpson capers like Robin Goodfellow, stripping off the fig leaves with exuberance.' – Jonathan Keates, The Observer
'CLEVER, ENGAGING, INCISIVE.' – The Guardian
'EMINENTLY READABLE.' – My Prime
'Mark Simpson's Male Impersonators could do for male sexuality what Camilla Paglia did for women, finding latent homo subtexts to Marky Mark, Clint Eastwood and Tom Cruise's baseball bat.' - Melody Maker
'Male Impersonators quickly reveals itself to be different and, arguably more insightful than many previous 'Masculinity books'. Male Impersonators makes a timely and exemplary addition to cult stud's 'Return to Freud'. It has an excellent readability factor compared to many others freighted with dull writing.' – Perversions
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'These smashingly provocative essays by the spunky Brit writer Mark Simpson detonate myths, stereotypes and icons, gay as well as straight. The psycho-social line separating homo and hetero maleness, he fulsomely shows, is much fuzzier than Robert Bly and Pat Buchanan find it to be.'
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Chicken Chili
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This hearty chili is tempered by the surprising addition of apple cider, which makes it a very kid-friendly dinner. It's mom-friendly too, because it utilizes a rotisserie chicken, and comes together quickly. I always like to top mine with sliced jalapeno peppers and cilantro to give it an extra kick, but the kids like it topped with lots of grated cheese and sour cream. Serve with a salad and warm corn muffins.
- Heat olive oil in a large Dutch oven or stockpot over medium-low heat.
- Add onion and bell pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until veggies are tender, about 10 minutes.
- Add garlic and cook for one minute more. Add chili powder, oregano and bay leaves and stir to combine.
- Add diced green chiles, diced tomatoes, apple cider, chicken broth and shredded chicken. Raise heat and bring to a boil.
- Cover partially, reduce heat, and simmer for 20 minutes.
- Add beans and simmer for five minutes more or until heated through. Taste for seasoning and add salt and pepper if necessary.
- Ladle into bowls and top with desired ingredients.
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Virginia State Police say three people have been killed and more than 20 are injured following a 75-vehicle pileup on Interstate 77 near the Virginia-North Carolina border.
The Virginia Department of Transportation says traffic is backed up about 8 miles.
Just in: Pileup on I-77 in Carroll County. This picture sent to @WXII by viewer Jennifer Gonzalez. http://t.co/OAVsNJ1B7D—
Ericka Miller (@Ericka_Miller) March 31, 2013
State police say a series of wrecks began around 1:15 p.m. Sunday in the southbound lanes in the area of Fancy Gap Mountain in southwest Virginia. There was heavy fog at the time.
The interstate is closed in both directions. Northbound lanes are closed so emergency vehicles can get to the southbound lanes.
Motorists are being advised to seek alternate routes.
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PHOTO: I-77 South crash scene (thanks, WXII's Willliam Bottomley). Details on wxii12.com and WXII Mobile. http://t.co/Hvot0zOyYl—
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Atlanta Falcons 2013 Season Wrap and Saying Good Bye to Tony Gonzalez
Posted by atlantafalcons on January 3rd, 2014
Atlanta Falcons 2013 Season Wrap and Saying Good Bye to Tony Gonzalez
[Audio highlights are courtesy of 790 The Zone Atlanta].
AJC Falcons News & Notes:
- Report: Falcons denied permission to interview Vikings assistant
- Falcons to coach in Senior Bowl
- Twitter: Falcons president Rich McKay could bolt for Tampa Bay
- Falcons fire offensive, defensive line coaches
- Falcons pack up, clean out lockers
- REPORT CARD: Falcons dropped 8th 1-score game of season in finale
- Tony Gonzalez's last game
- UPDATE: Falcons give Mike Nolan a 2-year contract extension
- Offseason project: 'Fix the Falcons'
- Ryan passes Bartkowski as franchise's all-time leading passer
- Falcons opponents set for 2014 season
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Apparently the Redskins have acquired the veteran Eagle QB for a 2nd round pick in 2010 and 3rd or 4th round pick in 2011. Now us 49ers fans can move on and forget about the Mcnabb non story, we can also take a breath and be thankful it wasn't us.
The reasons
1. We have 3 Quarterbacks on the roster; which one of them would have gone? David Carr was just signed, so that is not an option. Alex Smith has been given a vote of confidence by the coaching staff and front office, he also had his best season in 2009 and is still incredibly young. Nate Davis is that perfect #3 QB, a project with tremendous talent and upside. So which one of these three could have have afforded to lose?
2. The front office has made a commitment to build through the draft and giving up these two picks would have spit in the face of that philosophy. Mcnabb is no longer a franchise QB, simply because of his age, and it would have made no sense. Give me a franchise offensive tackle (Jared Gaither anyone?) and then we can talk
3. Donovan Mcnabb is 33 and has a lot of wear and tear on his body after 11 solid NFL seasons, he has also missed 17 games over the last five seasons due to injury. Mcnabb has also fumbled 26 times over the last 3 seasons, a very high number.
4. Give Alex Smith the chance to build on the solid 2009 season he had. There really is no guarantee that Mcnabb will be better than Smith in 2010; in fact, he wasn't much better than him in 2009. Smith is also 7 years young and showed a lot of improvement in 2009, lets give him the reigns and see what happens. Mcnabb has also been a very lackluster big game QB, i really wouldn't have any confidence in him heading into the playoffs, which we are likely to make in 2010, with or without him.
5. Value Value Value: We all hear about value when it comes to the NFL draft, but it is reality not just something people say. Look at the players selected in the 2nd and 3rd round of the NFL draft the last couple of seasons, and tell me that you are comfortable throwing away one or even two of these players for a 33 year old QB.
2009: S- Louis Delmas, RB- LeSean Mccoy,
2008: LB- Curtis Lofton, WR- DeSean Jackson, RB- Ray Rice, RB- Jamaal Charles, WR- Jermichael Finley,
2007: LB- Paul Posluszny, G- Justin Blalock, G- Tony Ugoh, WR- Sidney Rice, LB- LaMarr Woodley, WR- Mike Walker,
2006: LB- DeMeco Ryans, LB- D'Qwell Jackson, T- Marcus McNeill, WR- Greg Jennings, DB- Devin Hester and RB- Maurice Jones-Drew
I 100 percent agree with the 49ers making no attempt to acquire Donovan Mcnabb, despite the outcry from within the NFL community to do so. The front office is doing what is best for this team and that is building through the draft.
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So many times you go into a local bar and have to choose between okay beer choices. But J'Ville tavern has it all...domestics and micro brews. Gotta love it:)
Stopped here for a beer while touring the city of Jacksonville, Oregon on Saturday February 9, 2013. The bar is located on the main street of Jacksonville in the heart of it all. The bar itself is very old and turn of the century along with all the other buildings downtown. Therefore, you get this neat old vibe just walking...
This is the real deal. The j'ville tavern used to be on the corner but has moved two doors down. Cold Beers on tap, martinis, you can get it here. If you like to shoot pool or throw darts, you can do that too. Stick a dollar in the ceiling, ask the barkeep how. Oh and did I mention there...
This Tavern is a really neat place to explore... old games that I had never before seen, still being played... A beautiful long Bar and old flooring make this place lovely... it's more than Just a Tavern, lots of History come along with a visit here... Jacksonville is simply the best!
Wanted an Ice Cold beer and found it here. Bartender recommended a local beer and we downed it before our feeding frenzy. Nice place to just stop in and suck down some suds
This is not a restaurant,its a bar. Due to antiquated liquor laws in Oregon you have to serve food in order to serve hard liquor drinks, so they do. Its a neighborhood bar that has a "Cheers" atmosphere that is that most patrons there know almost all the other patrons as well as the bartenders. It has a hunting and...
Great Pacific Northwest atmosphere - a great place for a beer or light bite. Best for just socializing with friends over a drink.
Post wedding we stopped in for beers; very nice bartender....stiff drinks....stop in!
My family and friends visit Jacksonville every summer and always stop by the wine shop to pick up Oregon and Pacific Northwest wines that we would have trouble locating back east. Fantastic selection. Very knowledgeable, friendly and informative staff. Weekend Brunch menu is reasonable and excellent quality. A must stop if you are in the area (Jacksonville/Ashland), or passing nearby...
Friendly bar filled with locals! Loved it! Darts, pool, internet juke box, several televisions for watching sports........ This historic bar on main street is worth a visit!
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Ferry rates to increase
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Lake Champlain Transportation is increasing fares for its northern and southern ferry routes.
The fare for a driver and vehicle 19 feet or shorter on the Cumberland Head to Grand Isle and the Essex to Charlotte runs will increase from $9.50 to $10, effective April 3. The rate for each additional passenger will increase 25 cents to $4.
Lake Champlain Transportation Operations Manager Heather Stewart said this is the first rate increase on these two routes since 2008. She said the decision was made because of the rising cost of doing business.
"Our health-care costs are through the stratosphere," she said.
Another reason is to give their employees raises to meet increases in the cost of living, Stewart said.
The rate for a motorcycle and rider will go up from $6 to $6.50. The rate for an adult bicyclist will increase from the present $4.75 to $5.
Increases for vehicles longer than 19 feet range from 25 cents to $2.50, based on the length.
Stewart said the company's commuter card or commuter ticket booklets are still the best option. Those provide a 30 percent discount for all travel on the ferry.
The rates do not include the 2 percent fuel surcharge that was implemented March 3.
The rates for the Port Kent to Burlington route remain the same.
The last change to the rate schedule was when the company eliminated round-trip tickets in 2012.
Stewart said the new rates should be posted on the company's website, www.ferries.com, in the near future.
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Revolutionized Witness
"My Last Day" changes ministry in Africa.
170 students from 8 different campuses gathered at a university in a south African country to receive training in evangelism.
One tool they used was "My Last Day." This 9-minute short film story utilizes dialogue from the original JESUS film and unfolds through the eyes of a criminal who receives the same brutal crucifixion as Christ. It depicts regret, repentance and redemption that frames the story of salvation using Japanese-style animation to capture the attention of a new generation.
The film was produced in association with Brethren Entertainment and animated by Tokyo's renowned STUDIOº4C.
These students watched the DVD with faces glued to the screen. Excitement filled the air following the showing as they realized the positive effects this short film could have on their campuses and extending to their nation.
In the words of one student leader, "[My Last Day] has revolutionized the way I witness! The animé is a great tool that captivates and catches the hearts of many of my colleagues. It is very short and straight to the point."
This film communicates effectively to the current generation. Campus outreaches resulted in a distribution of 2,679 DVDs and 186 students indicated decisions to receive Christ. According to a campus leader, "[My Last Day] is making an impact on the ministry we are running."
Also in
- Jesus Film back in theaters and on Blu-Ray
- The JESUS Film
- 10 Million Views
- Introducing The Paul Project
- Bikes and Backpacks
- The Bus Driver's Language
- Watch: Church-building in Cambodia
- Reaching the Unreachable
- From Film to Faith
- In Your Hands
- Ready for Anything
- The Reluctant Volunteer
- Walking with Jesus Africa
- the best present
- Against All Odds
- New Jesus Film Executive Director
- JESUS Film Christmas Outreach Flier
- My Last Day
- Hope and Healing in Cambodia


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McCoy heaters are a combination of modern, European design, and are of the highest quality materials. McCoy heaters are designed to optimize the sauna experience and are the "heart and soul" of your sauna. All McCoy heaters and controls are UL or ETL listed to ensure safety and reliability. A large rock capacity, with rocks in direct contact with the heating elements, ensures a "soft heat" and "soft steam" (steam is created by sprinkling water on the pre-heated rocks). McCoy heaters are constructed of rust resistant materials.
Junior Heater
For small saunas and tight spaces, the Junior heater combines great European design with easy-to-use digital technology. For saunas up to 150 cubic feet.
Designer B Heater Series With Built-in Controls
The 'B' series has built-in controls (front, left or right side of heater). Wall mounted; for use with saunas up to 425 cu. ft.
Designer S Heater Series With Separate Controls
The 'S' series is combined with separate, wall mounted controls to optimize the sauna experience. Wall mounted, for use with saunas up to 425 cu. ft. Designer S to be used with SC series controls
Digital Heater Series
Durable, reliable, and modern are just a few of the characteristics of the digital heater series. The programmable digital controls make this one of McCoy's top heater series.
McCoy's Professional Series heater is designed for the rugged environment of commercial saunas. Floor standing, constructed of rust resistant materials, it is attractive, yet extremely durable. With 140 lbs. of rocks in direct contact with the heating elements, the heater provides soft gentle heat, and soft gentle steam. For saunas up to 950 cu. ft. Pro Series Heater to be used with SC or Digital Pro Controls
Octa Heater Series Model: Octa (10.5, 12.0, and 14.4 kW)
McCoy's eight sided, floor-standing heater brings outstanding design and superb performance to larger saunas. Finished on all sides, the heater can be placed in the middle of a sauna, in a corner, or mid-wall. Its 132 pound rock capacity provides soft heat, soft steam and extremely uniform temperatures. Available in 10.5, 12.0 and 14.4 kW. Floor standing. Use with separate control SC or Digi Series and with separate contactor box. Stainless steel construction.
The Misty offers multiple sauna environments from the drier and hotter traditional sauna, to the lower temperature, more humid "soft sauna." The steam generator is an integral part of the sauna heater. The water supply for the steam generator can be plumbed directly into the unit, or the tank may be manually filled. With the special trough on top of the steam generator, users may also easily add fragrances such as eucalyptus for aromatherapy.
As the name "SaunaTime" suggests, this sauna heater is ready for use at all times. Developed to recreate the sauna conditions of ancient wood-burning saunas (lower temperatures, huge rock mass, lots of humidity), its most notable benefit is the soft, moist steam, which comes from the depths of the extra large rock compartment.
All McCoy Heaters and Controls are UL or ETL Listed
Control with 9+1 timer (60 minutes operating time with nine hour delay), thermostat, light switch and indicator light. Electronic thermostat allows control to be mounted almost any distance from the sauna room. Use with Designer S series heaters and Professional series heaters.
Same as SC-9 except with standard 60 minute timer
Same as SC-9 except with on/off switch instead of a timer. For use in commercial saunas, only if an attendant is on duty.
Designed for safety and convenience, the Misty control includes: timer, thermostat with sensing probe, light switch, and three knobs for selecting traditional sauna, lower temperature sauna with steam generator activated, or steam only.
Control displays room temperature and time remaining. Adjustable three button panel includes on/off, temperature setting, and time setting. Standard finishes include white, chrome or brass. Flush mounted. Use with digital heater series. Control must be mounted outside of sauna room. 3 3/16"H × 4 7/8"W × 1/4"D.
Seven-day programmable control for use with McCoy's Professional Heater series. Features include: start time and operating time for each day of the week, operating temperature, clock, fan and light switch, tamperproof lock-out feature, and an integral audible hi-temp alarm. Flush mount, 6"H × 5"W × 1/4"D.
Easy-to-use, 24-hour programmable control, for use only with McCoy Junior Heater. Adjustable time and temperature, on/off buttons for interior and exterior lights. Surface mount, 8.75" × 5.75" × 1"D.
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Commercial space along Westover Boulevard that's been vacant for more than a year will once again be buzzing with customers soon.
Brad Stafford owner of the Badcock Furniture locations in Dawson and Albany confirms he'll move his North Slappey Boulevard store into the old Haverty's building by October.
Crews were out over the weekend and today working on the property.
Stafford says it will give the store double the floor space it has now and allow Badcock to offer customers a larger on-site selection.
He hopes to be open at the new location by October first.
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News: 50 Cent Reacts To Jay-Z's No. 1 Forbes Spot, "Call Me 'One' Next Year"
Saturday, Jul 11, 2009 10:00AM
50 Cent has shared his reaction to falling three slots down to No. 4 in Forbes' Hip-Hop Cash Kings List 2009 to Jay-Z and promised to regain the top spot next year.
While guaranteeing a return to No. 1, Fif also said he had no issues with the top three artists which were Jay-Z, Diddy and Kanye West.
"I'm on deck," 50 said in an interview. "I'm loaded. Call me 'four' this year, and then you call me 'one' next year, because I'm really preparing for my cycle. They're fine...What kind of person would be upset at what position they fall when they're on the Forbes list. That person would be a complete idiot. Ask me to show you a person who's happy, and I'll show you someone who's content. And if you ask me to show you a guy who's piss-poor with really nice things around him, I'll show you the guy that's on that list that's worried about being number one. And [the person] won't stay there, trust me." (XXLMag)
Jay led the pack this year with an estimated $35 million in sales from mid-way 2008 to 2009.
Hova raked in a reported $35 million starting in June 2008, from touring and other business ventures. Although his earnings were down substantially from last year's $85 million, he still managed to edge out fellow mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs, who came in at No. 2, with $30 million. Third place went to Kanye West with a respectable $25 million, earned through profits from his '808's and Heartbreaks' album and 'Glow In The Dark' tour. 50 Cent landed at No. 4 with approximately $20 million, a steep drop from $100 million in 2007. (The Boom Box)
The list also featured a variety of hip-hop producers.
The rest of the list proves that rappers are making a great deal of money doing things that have nothing to do with actual rapping. Even the producers on the list -- like Pharrell Williams ($16 million) and Timbaland ($17 million) have their hands in accessory lines and film production. If all else fails, you just need to create a timeless album, which is how Dr. Dre came in at #11 on the list. Though he executive-produced Eminem's platinum Relapse, the producer's $13 million came primarily from royalties collected on classic releases like The Chronic. (MTV)
Additional rappers included OutKast, Flo Rida, Snoop Dogg and more.
No. 5 Akon ($20 million), No. 6 Lil Wayne ($18 million), No. 9 T-Pain ($15 million), No. 10 Eminem ($14 million) No. 12. Snoop Dogg ($11 million), No. 13 Ludacris ($10 million), No. 14 Common ($8 million), No. 15 Will.i.am ($8 million), No. 16. T.I. ($8 million), No. 17 Swizz Beatz ($8 million), No. 18 Andre 3000 ($7 million), No. 19 Big Boi ($7 million), No. 20 Flo Rida ($6 million), No. 21 Rick Ross ($6 million), No. 22 The Game ($6 million) and No. 23 Young Jeezy ($6 million). (NahRight)