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Giants Eject Angels Scout From The Ballpark, And Now Everybody's Angry
You might not realize it, but the most interesting place in the baseball universe is Scottsdale, Arizona. Last week saw a mass bee attack hold up a Giants game, and yesterday brought us our first feud of the 2012 season as Giants manager Bruce Bochy kicked out an Angels scout. »

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Here is a piece from ESPN Boston: http://espn.go.com/blog/boston/new-england-revolution/post/_/id/1252/new-coach-plans-to-shake-things-up
What I really like about it is the fact that Heaps is focusing on the ball rather than conditioning. I guess the new conditioning coach probably realized that the old approach was not working. It is also a good sign that Heaps does not just give lip service to ball possession like Nicol did but actually includes it in his practice.
Sadly, all this positive however is tempered by the fact that we are still far from having the final roster (I hope) on the training field.


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MIDWAY, Ark. (BAXTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE) - A man was arrested Monday morning for breaking into a vehicle and attempting to break into a residence.
A Midway man, Michael J. Downey, 36, is in the Baxter County Detention Center after being arrested this morning on charges related to the break-in of a vehicle and attempted break-in of a private residence on Bartwood Lane.
At approximately 7:02 a.m. Tuesday, Sheriff's Corporal Kristofer Savino was dispatched to speak with a woman on Bartwood Lane who was reporting a break-in. The victim told Corporal Savino that the incident occurred between approximately 11:30 p.m. on December 2nd and 7 this morning. The victim stated she heard noises outside her residence last evening but did not call to report it. When she awoke this morning, she noticed the front door to her residence was open approximately on inch, but the top door latch was locked and no entry had been made. In addition, she found that an outside light bulb near the door had been removed and placed on the front deck. She also reported that her 2005 Ford Escape, which had been locked, had been broken into. The back window had been broken out to gain access to the interior of the vehicle.
A small safe from inside the vehicle had been pried open and various articles missing, including mint coins, dollar pieces, change, keys, a hand tool, and foreign paper currency. On the ground were a green mitten and a black knife that did not belong to the victim. These were collected and taken into evidence.
After the initial report was taken, the victim called the Sheriff's Office a second time at approximately 9:19 a.m. She had walked down the road toward a neighbor's residence and believed she had possibly found evidence of the crime outside that residence.
Deputies said that Downey stated he was heavily under the influence of alcohol and a controlled substance when he did this. Michael Downey was taken into custody by Corporal Savino. After further investigation and the recovery of at least some of the stolen property, Michael Downey was booked into the Detention Center on charges of Breaking or Entering (2 counts, Class D Felonies), Theft of Property (Class D Felony), and Criminal Mischief in 2nd Degree (Class D Felony)
Downey is being held in lieu of $25,000 bond, and he will appear in Circuit Court on Thursday.


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This recipe is a new to me, but quickly has become a favorite. I can't believe I haven't tried chicken stew until now. Especially since it's really common in the south.
If you live in Texas than you know that September is still hot, so on that back burner this recipe went. As soon as we had our first cold snap I couldn't wait to pull out the crock pot and make this stew.
Garden Harvest Chicken Stew
3 -4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cubed
6 - medium regular or Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cubed
4 - large carrots, peeled and sliced thin
1 - cup fresh or frozen green beans
1 - zucchini squash, cut
1/2 - medium onion, chopped
3 - cups low sodium chicken broth
1 - chicken bouillon cube
1 - cup water
1 - bay leaf
1 - 6 oz can tomato paste
1/4 - cup cold water
3 - tablespoons cornstarch
2 - tablespoons olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Cut the chicken into bite size pieces. In a large skillet add the olive oil. Add the chicken and sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste. Saute the chicken until lightly browned. Set aside when done.
In a large slow cooker, combine the rest of the ingredients except for the zucchini, 1/4 cup cold water and cornstarch.
Mix well and cook on low for 6-7 hours (or high for 4 hours). The last two hours of cooking add the zucchini.
When all the vegetables are all soft, in a separate bowl mix together the cold water and cornstarch, stirring until smooth.
Stir into the stew and cook for an additional 20 minutes or until the sauce thickens.
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- What is SSL?
- Why SSL?
- PKI Overview
- SSL Certificate Features
- Ordering a Certificate
- What is a CSR?
- SSL Certificate Installation
- SSL Certificate Errors
- SSL Details
- Special Types
- Copying a Certificate
IIS7 Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
Redirecting all traffic from HTTP to HTTPS in IIS7 will make sure your users always access the site securely. There are many different ways to set up an IIS7 Redirect from HTTP to HTTPS and some are better than others. The ideal HTTP to HTTPS redirect would do the following:
- Gently redirect users to HTTPS so users don't have to type in "https" in the URL
- Redirect users to the specific page that they were going to go to on HTTP (page.htm)
- Save any variables passed in the query string (?page=2)
- Work in all browsers
- Transfer PageRank to the redirected page by using a 301 redirect, maintaining SEO
- Allow specific parts of a site to force SSL but allow HTTP on other parts of the site
- Redirect users from mydomain.com to www.mydomain.com
Unfortunately, there isn't an easy way to satisfy all of these requirements, and most methods only satisfy a few of them. The best method of doing an HTTP to HTTPS redirect I've seen involves using ASP.Net to do the HTTP to HTTPS redirection.
But most people don't need all of those features, so I have listed two of the best methods of redirecting HTTP to HTTPS in IIS 7. They are easy to set up and effective in most situations.
Method 1 – Using Microsoft URL Rewrite Module
For this method of redirecting from HTTP to HTTPS, you will need to do the following;
- Install the Microsoft URL Rewrite Module
- Install your SSL certificate in IIS 7 and bind it to your website
- Make sure Require SSL is NOT checked under SSL Settings for your website (uncheck the boxes that are checked in this screenshot)
- Copy and paste the following code between the <rules> and </rules> tags in your web.config file in your website root directory.
<rule name="HTTP to HTTPS redirect" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="(.*)" />
<add input="{HTTPS}" pattern="off" ignoreCase="true" />
<action type="Redirect" redirectType="Found" url="https://{HTTP_HOST}/{R:1}" />
- Test the site by going to http://www.yoursite.com and making sure it redirects
Method 2 – Setting up a Custom Error Page
The second method of setting up an IIS7 redirect HTTP to HTTPS is to Require SSL on the site or part of the site and set up a custom 403.4 error page. To do this, just following these steps:
- Install your SSL certificate in IIS 7 and bind it to your website
- In IIS, click on the site name, and go to the SSL Settings section
- Check Require SSL and Require 128-bit SSL and click Apply
- After doing this, users will normally receive this error:
Create a new text file and paste the following into it:
<script language="JavaScript">
function redirectHttpToHttps()
var httpURL= window.location.hostname + window.location.pathname + window.location.search;
var httpsURL= "https://" + httpURL;
window.location = httpsURL;
- Save the file as redirectToHttps.htm in your C:\Inetpub directory
- Back in IIS, click on the site name and double-click the Error Pages option
- Click Add… and enter 403.4 as the Status code. Browse for the redirectToHttps.htm file you just created and click OK
- Select the error code and press Edit Feature Settings…
- Click the Custom error pages option and again browse for the redirectToHttps.htm file
- Test the site by going to http://www.yoursite.com and making sure it redirects
Other Methods to IIS7 Redirect HTTP to HTTPS:
- Redirect from Http to Https in ASP.NET
- Microsoft Support - How to redirect an HTTP connection to HTTPS for Outlook Web Access clients and how to redirect the Default Web Site to point to the Exchange virtual directory
- IIS 6 Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
- Switching Between HTTP and HTTPS Like A Bigshot Hotshot
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So there has to be someone who has to point out that a 7-6 year is not that bad of a year. Look the Beaver beat who they could bet this year; other schools such as Utah; Hawi, SDS, CAL, Cougs, BSU,BUFFs. (yes I know that the list is not in any order). So lets us look at a 7-6 year. I will attempt to show that a 7-6 year is not so bad of a year. (You opened up the ramblings so you could read it).
Yes of those above teams there are more than a few that did not play into Dec this year. I will not name them but more than a few would be an understatement. Then again the Beavers did bet a good BSU team. Sure one could say BSU was missing there head couch. (if one rewinds the game BSU new coach was on the phone when the second turnover for second DT happened). But an 8-4 BSU could be seen as good or bad (I'll not be writing about BSU season go here to http://www.obnug.com/ for that.)
Sure a 7-6 team does not look well and a game above .500 is not much to talk about. I think for a fan that goes to the entire home game schedule one can see this is not that impressive. Look at the list above all but two were road games. So that is better than one may think. If the Beaver would have pulled out one win at home against Stan, USC, Dogs, (I'll not name the last team in this Dispatch). Just a win over Stan would have almost killed Stan's year. If The Beavers had beaten Stan the Beavers could have been 8-5 and that looks a lot better then 7-6 sure it is only .615 games above .500 but that 0.115 does feel better. Just look at it 8-5 or 7-6 it feels more than .115 in my mind.
So to me it is all about that one more win. I think that the story about the Beavers would be totally different with or without that .115. as your read other narratives from most media out there. To me 7-6 is a weird place. 7-6 is either losing or a win season it seems when 8-5 looks just that much better. Of course there is always last year's 9-4 season. And that the Beavers could have had another road victory (I'll not be talking about that team in this dispatch either go to places such as addictedtoquack.com/ for that kind information).
Just one more Before you go
Have a good year may it be 0.115 over 0.500.
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W. Kozaczynski, J. Ning, A. Engberts, "Program Concept Recognition and Transformation," IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. 18, no. 12, pp. 1065-1075, December, 1992.
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The automated recognition of abstract high-level conceptual information or concepts, which can greatly aid the understanding of programs and therefore support many software maintenance and reengineering activities, is considered. An approach to automated concept recognition and its application to maintenance-related program transformations are described. A unique characteristic of this approach is that transformations of code can be expressed as transformations of abstract concepts. This significantly elevates the level of transformation specifications.
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What Healthy Thing Do You Spend the Most On?
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We tend to spend a lot of money when it comes to keeping healthy, unfortunately it sort of comes with the territory. Some people choose to spend a lot of money on gym memberships, while others spend it all on their fancy gadgets. So what healthy thing do you spend the most on?
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smart-blonde 6 years
I'm a runner whose bra size is 32DDD...you can bet I spend the most on sports bras and shoes! I don't spend as much on clothes because Target's line has all the wicking fabrics and whatnot for very reasonable prices (and their clothes are so cute!). I also don't belong to a gym, so I do spend money on exercise videos and equipment for my home.
snowbunny11 6 years
It's hard to quantify how much MORE I spend on food in order to be healthy than I would just to live!
Renees3 6 years
trainer!! I see him twice a week and I basically can't afford anything else! But with him I've lost 15 lbs and I don't want to stop! He pushes me harder then I would push myself and i love working out with him. So that and food are probably the things i spend the most on. But it's worht it!
yogaprincess 6 years
Classes are what I spend the most on. 15$ a class for yoga 3x a week plus 50$/class for tennis lessons. Keeps me in shape:)
emalove 6 years
Organic food for sure...and now that our tax refund checks have come in, we're planning on buying an elliptical. My yoga classes add up too...$15 a class.
bellydancinmary 6 years
Hmmm...I'd say food and bellydancing. I try to buy organic, healthy foods. The bellydancing classes are free, but costumes are expensive. All the beading, sewing, sequining, lots of craftsmanship go into those things.
Allytta 6 years
my gym includes al the special classes in its membership, so I chose GYM.
wackdoodle 6 years
I said "other". Cause the "healthy thing" I spend the most money on is ME. And for "ME" that encompasses anything that keeps me functioning at optimum level. New tennis shoes and gear, sports equipment, a massage, products for my skin, healthy food, and doctors. All of those are for ME - my primary healthy thing.
georgie2 6 years
I voted gym membership, but i really should have said other... my trainer costs me the equivilent of almost a month membership a week.
Annette-M 6 years
I do spend a lot on good healthy food, but it is a necessity to eat. I don't need my membership to the gym, which is why I picked it. I could easily work out at home through OnDemand provided by Comcast. I could even step outside my door and go for a jog, or go to my local tennis court and hit some balls around. But I choose to belong to a gym, because I like it's perks. I can do any aerobics class for the cost of my monthly fee, including yoga (which is my favorite), go swimming, run, lift, even just lounge and relax in a hot tub. It is well worth it to me. :-)
GlowingMoon 6 years
Wow, Spectra, I'm surprised your husband think veggies are a waste of money. Veggies are a good source of antioxidants, vitamins, and fiber. They're so good for the body. Well, I'm glad you seem to know better, and buy veggies anyways. :) The bulk of my groceries are fresh veggies and fruit, so your husband's opinion is truly lost on me. :)
DreaAST 6 years
i buy low fat/cal food so that adds up fast.
Spectra 6 years
I try to keep my grocery bill in check, but I DO spend more than my husband would like on fresh produce. He keeps telling me that we could be living on Ramen noodles, homemade tacos, and other cheap food. He thinks veggies are a "waste of money", but I buy them anyway because they're healthier than processed crap. I also spend quite a bit of money on running shoes because I wear them out pretty quickly. But I really do try to be frugal on all aspects...I buy my running shoes when they come on sale (when my favs are on sale, I buy 2 pairs), I shop at a wholesale grocery store (my grocery bill for the week is usually about 60 bucks), and I try not to buy too many new workout clothes. I think of spending money on fitness/health as an investment in my future health.
rpenner 6 years
well i choose gym membership but the reality is that i spend probably an equal amount on the gear and healthy eating.
SillyGirl 6 years
I can always justify money spent in the name of health. I try to make smart choices (as much as i want the entire line of lulu lemon workout gear, I have a lot of champion stuff from target) but I never not buy something that I think can help my health goals. So gym, gear, healthy organic produce, yoga studio, occasional trainer etc. What I need to start doing is be able to afford a weekly massage in that list.
ilanac13 6 years
i hav eto say my gym membership as well. i actually have 2 since thegym that i go to in NYC isn't at my mom's house and i go there every weekend so i need to work out...
GlowingMoon 6 years
Food. Fresh colorful vegetables and fruits, fish, chicken breast, whole grains, all natural raw peanut butter, etc. The good stuff! Second place would be my vitamins and supplements.
aimeeb 6 years
Overall my gym membership...
HipMom 6 years
Definitely food. We buy a lot of organic and specialty foods, and our weekly bill is usually around $250-300 (including personal care items and cleaning products).
millarci 6 years
Definitely my gym membership but it's well worth it. :)
MindayH 6 years
I think food...but the month I bought my mbt's I definitely felt a hit on my bank account
michlny 6 years
Take it back - while my gym membership is $170/month, I definitely spend more than that on organic/healthy food. BUT, they are both worth it! Better than paying for prescription drugs!
Lovely_1 6 years
It's probably between nedical, spa gear, and food :)
bicyclebeth 6 years
My biggest expense is looking after my bikes. I seem to always be needing new tyres, brake pads, parts etc - It all adds up to be a lot! But it is definitely worth it as I love cycling :)
MandyJoBo 6 years
We spend about $200/week on food for two people. That's mostly fresh foods, organic when possible, and vegetarian food. Then we also eat out and healthy food costs more than say, Taco Bell's Value menu. So about $400-500 (now; used to be much more) a month in restaurant food. I also order gourmet meal delivery for pre-cooked chef-prepared meals that I can just heat and eat. That has to be more expensive than what I've spent on home equipment and gear/gadgets. Those are one-time costs anyway.
TidalWave 6 years
food. ugh. eating healthy does not help my bank account at all. i just close my eyes and buy olive oil fully knowing that i could buy 10 packages of butter for the same price.
JudyRie 6 years
Well, yes, everyone has to have food, but you can live off Ramen and processed cheese, or you can buy fresh produce and organic yogurt. So food is definitely our biggest expense. I think the most important part of health is what goes in to your body, so we eat well. We don't do much organic - I try to use organic dairy when we can, and on the rare occasion we want beef it will be organic. But I don't hesitate to buy fruit that's even a little expensive and out of season so that my sons can eat good healthy snacks. Gym memberships and equipment are great, but I'm about to cancel mine. I can't afford the places with childcare right now (well, I can, but I want to pay off debt first) and I just can't get in often enough with my husband's schedule. Going out for a walk and doing some exercise at home is getting me the same results, too - no money needed there!
camellia2 6 years
Gosh...all of it! The gym membership is a given, but supplies are pretty expensive too (why are running shoes $150?!) I also love to do yoga and at $15 a class, that definitely adds up.
Berlin 6 years
I spend very big amounts on fitness (gym membership to 2 gyms and a personal trainer 3 days of the week) and also on my gadgets (2 iphones, 2 ipods, iMac, MacMini & the MacBook Air). I think they are money well spent b/c fitness and health is a lifestyle that is well, life long! and Mac gadgets not only I feel prove their worth tenfold, but they also hold their value for reselling! I don't spend much on food b/c hey, that's gone fast, and if you shop smart, you can be superhealthy without going for broke. Oh, then there's my 9K shoe collection, but that's another story:) But great shoes that you take care of last forever too lol.
bigsee 6 years
FOOD! as a college student, i COULD be spending about 8 dollars a week on bologna sandwiches and top ramen...but instead spend quite a bit more than that on fruit, lettuce, chicken, fish, yogurt, eggs, olive oil, whole grain cereals and breads, etc (basically all the "healthy" stuff, while still trying to be mindful of sodium content, artificial ingredients, growth hormones, etc.)
klandrach 6 years
I don't think food should be on there since everyone buys food! I would say my Specialized classes after foods since I have been taking hot yoga and that is costly. After that probably my gear since I love an excuse to buy new workout goodies.
randomname12345 6 years
I spend most of my money on food, but at the same time, it is essential to living! Out of my food expenses, a good amount of it is for non-essential or premium foodstuffs: luxury food, organic items, etc. Aside from that, I spend a considerable sum on my gym membership. But it is within walking distance to my house and I go at least 3-4 times a week so it pays for itself.
syako 6 years
Overall it would be the gym membership, but I think I tend to be pretty willing to spend a lot of money on gear (like good running shoes, tennis raquets, GPS for running, etc)
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On the other hand, we are still seeing housing prices fall and unemployment figures are continuing to rise. Factor in that AIG is not exactly financially healthy and we have the recipe for disaster. Apparently, AIG requires bonuses to keep their 'talent' - the same talent that got them into the mess in the first place. The bonuses are supposedly to ensure they don't leave and force AIG to require another massive bailout.
Additionally, we aren't seeing a sudden surge in consumer spending, nor are we seeing a recovery in the auto industry. I think Mr. Bernanke is looking at different numbers than I am. Of course, one can reasonably argue that half the problem, and thus half the solution, is consumer sentiment. If optimism returns, people may begin to spend again, which will, presumably, strengthen the economy.
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Just as in any other profession, we can do the right thing one thousand times, but do one wrong thing, we are "dinged" for life!December 9, 2010 at 7:38 a.m.
I sympathize with Ms. Brown. She only expects to be treated the same way she treats others in her own career.
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Visible Changes in First colony Sugarland is now getting my family's business. We have all have our long hair cut badly, so just decided we will take a trip to Sugarland for our cuts from now on.December 8, 2010 at 6:08 p.m.
i had a similar horrible experience at the jcpenney salon. went for a trim and the lady chopped my hair off. worst haircut ever. had to pay to have it redone elsewhere and took forever to grow. if you refuse to pay they could claim theft of services and it could be a bigger hassle. when i complained they were rude. contacted regional office and they were no better. customer service in victoria is definitely lacking. i use bella jean salon if i must get a haircut when in victoria or my guys go to mr. billy downtown. i think gabe did good reporting on the crappy service that poor women received. i hope their business is hurt and they have to improve.December 8, 2010 at 4:39 p.m.
If the manger had any guts, several people would get fired. Not for the eyebrow, but for the attitude. Just another example of the poor customer service here in Victoria. While shopping yesterday, heard an employee whine to her manager why did she have to straighten up an aisle, it was just gonna get messed up in a day. I would have answered her because that is what your butt is being paid for.December 8, 2010 at 12:37 p.m.
I would have been upset certainly, and would have refused to pay for the service and asked to talk to the manager. However, I hardly think this is news worthy or horrible enough to report to the newspaper. Just get you an eyebrow pencil and fix it; no one will ever notice; and consider yourself lucky that you are not having chemo and your hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes have all fallen out and won't be back for a while. Then learn from the experience and don't go back to the salon. A lot of "just starting" stylists start in the franchise salons....that should be considered before you go there.December 8, 2010 at 11:24 a.m.
Yes it is Kyle lol... Wonder why my uni-brow comment got deleted?December 8, 2010 at 11:16 a.m.
Isn't the mullet the very height of fashion in Victoria?
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I had a similar problem with them about 10 years ago. I used to go there regularly and I had gone in for a trim and add layers. My hair was just passed my shoulders. So not much should have been cut. When she ended my hair was to my ears and so short layers I looked like I had a mullet. NEVER went back. EVER!!! I always tell people to stay away from there.December 8, 2010 at 11:12 a.m.
Thank you goes out to the Victoria Advocate for bringing to the attention of the public. About this said company. Maybe the coworkers and company will think about the more befor next time happens. Once again thank you for a great article.December 8, 2010 at 10:55 a.m.
Welcome to The Victoria Advocate. Headline "Half of eyebrow missing, Perry call's out Nat. Guard". I am sorry for the lady's pain but come on Advocate. This is right up with a story about a 2 headed chicken. You are now, sadly, the only source of print media in a 7 county area that has over 250,000 population. We can use the internet and broadcast news but that lacks the detail of a printed article. You don't even need to edit or proof read. But then sometimes you don't always do that now.December 8, 2010 at 10:15 a.m.
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Thanks for the tip on Billy. I finally quit using the dog shears and need a good barber. I'm going to look him up today.
a sharpie marker will take care of her eyebrow and make it look better!December 8, 2010 at 9:19 a.m.
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If this scene were on America's Funniest Videos, it would surely win the $100,000 grand prize. I can almost see the stylists rolling on the floor, unable to get up because they are laughing so hard.
I remember an English teacher in junior high who only put makeup on one eye one morning. She was red headed. The entire class was laughing so hard that we couldn't hear what she was saying. She had no clue what was so funny.
Gabe, I am going to have a GREAT day after reading this one. It put a smile on my face that will last at least a day but maybe into the weekend.December 8, 2010 at 8:36 a.m.
This is front-page worthy, "investigative" reporting? Will we be subjected to a multi-installment series of stories "Follicle Tunnel"? Will the reporter be submitting this story to his peers for journalism awards? Curious minds (or at least one) want to know.December 8, 2010 at 7:11 a.m.
This was a hair-raising incident - such a close shave! Without browbeating too much eye expect the customer is thinking it would be folly to call (follicle - a stretch, I know) upon this business in the future.December 8, 2010 at 6:35 a.m.
If you need your hair cut go to " Hair It Is" . Billy, the owner, only charges $9 to cut a mans hair any way he wants it. "Hair It Is" is located downtown on main street next to the post office. Great hair cut!! Billy has been cutting hair for decades too! Very professional.December 8, 2010 at 5:20 a.m.
Just a note from a happy customer.
i went there about a year ago and the stylist tried to choke me with the cover they put over you when they cut your hair.i hate regis.it is the worst place in town.December 8, 2010 at 2:42 a.m.


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This year's added data suggests that Al Jefferson can be effectively hidden on a good defensive team, as the Bobcats rank as a good defense. And obviously the Jazz Defense has only gotten worse.
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I just want to highlight what the Jazz are doing badly right now.
First, the Jazz are below average or poor in each of the defensive four factor categories. The Jazz are 17th in opponent eFG%, 28th in TOV%, 22nd in DRB%, and 24th in FT/FGA. I would attribute much of the problematic defense to minus defenders getting too much playing time. Burks isn't getting enough playing time and the small ball starting lineup is giving up too many rebounds. Changing around player rotations to include our better defenders would improve our defense, although it might hurt our offensive spacing.
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Hi all...
It's been a while since I have been "active" on the forum. Since the move to western PA, I have been pummeled with work and family, etc. In fact, I had pulled Lewis (my 1955 Cub) in the garage and just kind of forgot about him. Thought about selling him, even placed some ads, but never went through with it. Now with the weather turning nice and family stuff in good shape, I have decided that I really DO want to have a nice 1955 Cub to ad to the stable... SO... it is time to get started.
The problem is this... WHERE TO START. Pretty much EVERYTHING needs to be done to the tractor. Engine overhaul, new wiring, steering rebuild, tranny rebuild, final drive swap, PTO rebuild, new seals all around (front and rear engine, tranny, final drive, PTO), needs PTO rebuild...
So... where would you start? Would you start at the rear and work your way forward or start at the front and work your way rear? I've been tempted to just tear it apart completely down to bare components and work my way through it that way... maybe that is the best way.
So... what are your opinions...front to back or back to front?
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Re: Where to start!
I kind of take a different approach. I typically will get the engine in tip-top shape (as good as I can), and have a nice running tractor, before I consider doing anything else. Then I look at the other major components. If a transmission seal is leaking or gaskets need to be replaced in the final drives, I do those next. Generally cleaning things up and fixing little problems from the previous owner as I go along. So, I will get the tractor in good mechanical shape then decide if I'm going to re-paint or not.
The exception to this is if I have to take something apart to fix it along the way. For instance, on my 51, I had to drop the front axle to fix a worn bushing. While I had the front axle apart, I cleaned, repaired, and re-painted the whole assembly before putting it back on the tractor. Same thing with the oil pan, transmission cover, diff cover, and final drive pans. They were all leaking, so I had all of them off over the winter the first year I had the tractor. So, while they were off, they all got cleaned, primed and painted. Yes, I ended up painting over them again during the final painting, but if something's off being fixed, that's the time to clean an re-paint (in my book anyway).
Just my thoughts. Not sure if they're right or wrong, but I've gotten through about 6 Cubs this way and have never been dissappointed.
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Glad to see you back Mike. I've always wanted to take one down completely and start from scratch, as long as I has a running Cub to use while I was restoring one. I did that with my 154 and it turned out real nice, then I traded it for a F Cub. Time is not an issue with me, but money is. A little at a time is ok because there is always parts to clean, my least favorite part. Assembling rebuilt, freshly painted parts is the real reward for me. That is my next future project.
Know Your Cub, And Your Cub Will Know You.
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My thought. Complete one item or unit at a time rather than disassebling the entire tractor. Then move on to next unit. My approach is similiar to Bills, engine first.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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I agree with Bill & Eugene. Investigate the condition and cost to rebuild the engine first. If that is cost prohibitive or you find surprises, you may want to move on to a different tractor.
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Hey Mike,
Good to see you back on again. I would have to agree with the previous posts. I look at it like eating an elephant, you do it one bite at a time. I went towards mine with the "three major component" mindset. I pulled the front off, got it squared away and replaced the front seal on the crank while accessible. It was leaking like a seive. After that (this winter) I replaced the final castings and trans housing along with the rear rims. Next winter (while I dont need her) I plan to go through the engine to freshen her up and then she should outlast me if maintained.
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Welcome back, Mike!
I agree with the others about doing one component at a time, but in my case it's because I'm afraid I'd either lose parts or forget what a part was.
As for where to start, I would prefer to start with the engine, but that's just me, probably because that's the component with which I am most familiar (several engine rebuilds in my past, but never dived into a tranny or steering box).
Thinking about it from a reassembly standpoint, though, I think starting at the back might be a better option. Go through the rear end and finals, then do the torque tube, move on to the engine, etc. In picturing the reassembly sequence, the growing structure seems to me to be more stable if you add finished components going forward. Plus, if this is likely to take more than a couple months (I know it would take me longer than that), it seems that the components in the rear are less likely to suffer from disuse. I'd hate to think of a rebuilt engine just sitting on a bench for six months or longer.
Michael Cummings
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Start by taking the hood off.
That will pretty much ensure that you have to fix all that is wrong with it...
Of course my first two cubs were square nose, and I find removing round-nosed hoods much easier.
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I'm sort of in the same boat with my 48. My cub was running good when I parked it, but I let it sit for way too long (over a year, I believe). I had a shop built a month or so ago, so I am finally able to get the cub inside. Of course, it wouldn't start. My goal is to get this tractor looking and running good by the end of summer, so I just bit the bullet and pulled the hood.
I've been away longer than Mike. I have done a good bit of reading lately, but this is my first post in forever. Some of the old faces seem to be missing, and there are plenty of names I don't recognize. I look forward to getting acquainted as I go through my project. This place is still, by far, the best place to go with cub questions.
Jim Lollis
Re: Where to start!
Step One: Get your fingers off the keyboard and onto the Cub! You could of had the grille off by now!
Step Two: Start with whatever is closest to you when you approach the Cub. If you're truly going through it, it doesn't matter whether it's front to back, left to right, or gas cap to tires, it's all gonna get touched. You could of had the dogleg screws out by now!
Step Three: Work on what needs it and you feel like doing. It's more fun to work on/fix something you want to instead of have to. So if you don't feel like fussing with the clutch today work on the steering. You could of had the gas line disconnected and be draining the tank by now!
Step Four: We are here for support but not for procrastination! Review Step One! You could of had the front radiator bolts out of the hood brackets by now.
Step Five: You don't need a step five, you shouldn't even be reading this! You need to be working on your Cub! You could of had the four truss head screws out by now and be taking the hood off?
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This was one of the BEST replies I have read yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What Dale said!!
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Thank you, all, for your input. I agree that getting the engine tip-top is key to getting the tractor tip-top. Looks like it is time for a tear-down of the engine and finding a machine shop!
Thanks all... I'll post pics as I go!
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Well.... Bringing this post back up. I have been giving Lewis a good workout, and I have to say... the tractor runs really well. Took compression readings and am getting 105 - 115 on all four cylinders. The smoke seems to be clearing up, so I think that I am going to leave the engine as it is for now. It just runs like a Swiss watch! Other than a leaky front main seal that drops oil all over the yard, I am going to let it alone.
The transmission however is REALLY bad. First, reverse and third are like metal grinding on metal. 2nd is actually quiet which has me flummoxed. With a move back up to Hengelsberg Hill coming up, I will wait until I move, but a complete teardown of the tranny is in order! At this point, would I be better off finding a new transmission to stuff in there, or would it be better to find a Cadet tranny and swap out the gears and bearings?
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You are killing me Mike. There were two cadet original rolling chassis's for sale near you on craigslist for over a month earlier this year. As I recall they wanted $100 for both. You might try Patton Acres in Edinburg. I would open up the top and see how much rust you have before investing in another transmission, however. You might just need input and counter shaft bearings. --Lee
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Just a quick and scenic drive down Route 460 east, you will find your way to Wakefield, commonly known as "The Peanut Capital of the World." But Wakefield is also known as the Home of the Warriors, the Tidewater Academy Warriors. The academy will celebrate its 50th year of operation this year and welcome home a familiar face as head of school.
Frances Joyner, a Tidewater Academy (TA) 1996 alumna, will serve as the school's new leader. Joyner returns to TA from Hanover County Public Schools where she has served the school division for the past 13 years.
After graduating from Randolph-Macon College in 2000 with a BA in history and a minor in secondary education, Joyner began her teaching career at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland. At Patrick Henry she taught social studies for eight years and served as department chair, Student Council Association sponsor, SACS/CASI School Improvement chair, and mentored student teachers as a Virginia Commonwealth University Level 1 Clinical Faculty member. In June 2005, Joyner attended the Hanover County Public Schools Leadership Academy, which educates rising leaders in all administrative roles within the county school system.
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Most recently, Joyner served as assistant principal at Hanover High School from 2010-2013. She has a Virginia postgraduate professional license with endorsements in administration and supervision preK-12 as well as in history and social sciences.
Joyner's grandmother, a lifelong Wakefield resident who passed away in January, was deeply involved with Tidewater Academy for years and Joyner said she wants to give back to the Wakefield community and the Academy just as her grandmother did.
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Joyner is also proposing several curriculum changes for the upcoming school year, and has plans to increase the number of elective courses, as well as offer an online course in financial literacy and career planning.
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With her qualifications, enthusiasm, excitement and love of education, Joyner will no doubt be a welcomed and valued part of the school and Wakefield community.
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"I recently bought his woman's cuff band with hearts all over and upon arrival was truly amazed by the detail and care to create it. The gift blew her away and was so thrilled it was hand made. Kadek, can you make a man's cuff band so we can have matching???"
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Romney, WV, USA
"I placed my Reading Buddha sculpture in my classroom, and my students, most of who are non-readers, said, "He looks like he could read forever!" They were amazed by the detail of the sculpture, and maybe it opened their world just that little bit more. Thank you!"
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By Keyran
Washington, USA
"I absolutely love all the bags I bought. Got many compliments from family and friends. Everyone who saw, admired his work....so everyone is getting his bags as presents. I love the vibrant colors and the attention to details. Trust me, I am on a shopping spree and I am loving it."
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By Jazcat
"I purchased the Tiger Eye necklace and it is beautiful. Really lovely colors and lays perfectly."
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By Gail
Bristol, RI, USA
"Hi Eduardo! I just received my 3rd and 4th bags from you, "Coffee Blossom" and "Tonala Burgand." From my other 2 bags I knew I'd love anything you create and I'm not disappointed. Amazing workmanship, incredible leather as well as a beautify that cannot possibly be found in a mass produced bag. Both new bags reflect your signature hand tooling and both have that high end leather smell only found in the best. I intend to buy more from you as now that I own your creations I'm spoiled. I have one of a kind, handmade beautiful Eduardo Alcata handbags. How could I ever shop in a store again? Thank you! Gail Bell Bristol, RI USA"
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By Karen
Sun City West, AZ. USA
"I have worn the beautiful moonstone jewelry set that I purchased. I love it and many make great comments about it."
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By Irina
"Thank you for beaded belts (black and olive), both fit perfectly and very comfortable. Colors are rich and turquois/olive combination is so unusial and nice!"
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By Mary Lynn
sheffield Massechusets us
"I just got my bracelet (Dazzling Harmony) and it is just what I needed to help me feel better after a long illness. I knew it would, so much so that I ordered another ( Colors of Joy) and I am excitedly waiting to get it. Thanks so much Tiraphan. Mary Lynn"
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By Blaize
Philadelphia, PA
"I received the floral shield earrings on Friday and they were huger than I expected! They were even more gorgeous in person! I love your work and I saw the postcard that you sent with the order! Thank you so much! I loved the picture with the postcard. Even the box that the jewelry came in. Everything was beautifully crafted and you could tell that you put a lot of care and love into the work that you do! I do encourage people to buy from him. He is awesome and his works are amazing!"
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By Elizabeth
Vienna, VA
"Love the earrings I purchased called Dawn Serenade - they are a little bigger than I expected but that's awesome! They are also more subtle in color than I expected which is also awesome! Thank you so much for the detail in these, they are super cute and I might wear them for my beach wedding :-)"
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By kwstrack
Maryland USA
"I just received the silver cypress leaf pin and I'm thrilled with it. I've been looking at this piece for a long time and finally bought it for myself. It looks very delicate but it strong enough to take handling and wearing. I'm especially thinking of wearing it in the winter because it reminds me of an evergreen cloaked with ice."
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By Laura
Los Angeles California USA
"Received my beautiful Lucky elephant bag today! Thank you Jiap for your colorful handcrafted design, and for sharing your art with the world. It is a perfect size and the strap fits nicely on my shoulder. The quality and material is excellent and I look forward to wearing it for a long time."
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The Mercuryĺs Community Media Lab and TownSquare blogging network are raising money for the YWCAĺs literacy education program and we could use your help.
For every valid name and email on our Literacy Pledge, an anonymous donor is giving $1 to the Pottstown YWCAĺs literacy program. It costs you nothing and can change everything for someone wishing to read, learn basic math or obtain their GED or citizenship, all goals the YWCA program helps area residents achieve. You do not need to be an area resident.
To sign the pledge, visit http://bit.ly/pottstownreads.
To learn more about the Pottstown YWCA literacy program, click here.
Our TownSquare community is also getting into the spirit, writing about the importance of being able to read, teaching their children how to read and other important aspects of literacy. Read their blog posts using the links below.
FOUNDING A FATHER: Helping kids to read
THE DESIGN SLEUTH: Sandy and contemplating literacy
DIGITAL NOTEBOOK: Captains Courageous
KNITTED GEMS: Explosion of books