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Navistar Free Gas Caps, How's it going?
Are you getting your caps?
Are you satisfied with them?
Brandon Kibe
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Put in a request for two a couple weeks ago. Waiting patiently, now. Thanks for all your help.
Don McCombs
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Very satisfied! Although I need a lip reform on the Cub.
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I bet I will be soon Need to send in a form this weekend...
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Allen, we are almost out of the reformers. Only one left to go on Epay tonight. I'm sure someone will let you barrow though. Just had a satified customer this week say the one he bought did the job fine. Straightened his tank right out.
Hey Brandon...I submitted mine on March 13th., 2006 Haven't received it yet...BUT, I'm hopefull THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP
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Hey guys, Thanks for the responses.
Been averaging about 6 weeks or less. Especially the farther away from Fort Wayne, Indiana you are. They should be coming.
As always, call me if you have any questions or concerns. Keep in mind though, that I am not in the tractor business, so if your question is not about gascaps, I am not sure I can help you.
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i have one from Bill Poor. i can send it up if you need it...works great
'If they're tappin', they're not burnin'
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This is my next project. My couch potato recliner is on its last legs (No more buying expensive yet cheaply made furniture for this boy….I'm gonna make some sawdust).
I'm getting the wood for it this weekend so i should post completed photos in a couple of weeks.
The great thing about Sketchup is that you can virtually build your project before ever making a cut. You can play with the design until you like it…it's also easier getting the boss's approval too (for all of us married guys)
An update: link to the blog about building the chair. and added the latest picture.
-- Bob, Carver Massachusetts, Sawdust Maker http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org
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#1 posted 2714 days ago
Looks good. One of these is on my "someday" list. Right with you on not buying furniture… but still needing something to show the little lady. ;)
-- I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it. - Van Gogh -- http://blanchardcreative.etsy.com -- http://snbcreative.wordpress.com/
#2 posted 2714 days ago
How long have you been using Sketchup Bob? You certainly seem like an expert at it. All I can say is "wow."
-- Better to say nothing and be thought the fool... then to speak and erase all doubt!
#3 posted 2714 days ago
Hey Bob. You must definitely start the Blog Series about using Sketchup. Great work.
-- Martin, http://lumberjocks.com | My Facebook: http://profile.to/msojka
#4 posted 2714 days ago
Yes, someone needs to blog the Sketchup application. It would be nice to see how to use it, get those measurements on there, add in the mortise joints, etc. It looks like Bob might be the one to do it.
-- Bill, Turlock California, http://www.brookswoodworks.com
#5 posted 2714 days ago
I have many years of CAD experience and I've been using Sketchup for two years professionally. It just happened to coincide with me getting more serious about my woodworking. I do everything in Sketchup…I have my whole house and landscape modelled, all woodworking projects begin there. my wife wanted to tile the backsplash in the kitchen…planned it all in Sketchup and she was able to feel confident that she was getting what she wanted.
-- Bob, Carver Massachusetts, Sawdust Maker http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org
#6 posted 2714 days ago
Hey Bob,
-- JP, Shelbyville, KY
#7 posted 2714 days ago
Can you do what you just did with the free version. I just downloaded Sketchup 6.
-- -** You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream ****************** Dick, & Barb Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1
#8 posted 2714 days ago
Mr Morris would be proud.
What are you using for Lumber? And what finish. Dusty has posted what he calls his 12 step finish, that he uses on all of his Arts and Craft furniture.
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#9 posted 2714 days ago
Hello All,
JP - Autocad experience helps but not a lot. Sketchups interface is so simple in comparison to CAD software. I've never enjoyed doing 3D models in most of the applications I've tried. Sketchup actually makes it fun. Some of the ways that Sketchup works are actually frustrating to an experienced CAD user. The learning curve is somewhat steep at 1st. But once you get over the hump it is simple to use. I've compared it to a marathon where the 1st mile is uphill. But once you get over the hump someone hands you a bike and a Mai Tai….all downhill and time to party.
Dick – The free version has all the capabilities that the average (or not-so-average) woodworker could want. It is essentially version 4 of the software. The limitations are few and you certainly can't beat the price. I learned on versions 3 and 4 and can't think of anything that would be missing for woodworking.
Karson – I'm trying to decide if I want to go traditional (oak and fumed ammonia) or try something different. I really enjoyed working with the Lyptus (see my other post on the gates) and like the fact that it is so eco-friendly. I'll probably go with the oak and I'll have to check out Dusty's twelve step finish.
-- Bob, Carver Massachusetts, Sawdust Maker http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org
#10 posted 2714 days ago
i love sketchup! great program!
-- "What one can make with good tools is limited only by one's talent" (firstname.lastname@example.com)
#11 posted 2714 days ago
I recognized your gates from over at Knots (FWW forum). I noticed that you're posting sketchup tutorials over there. How many have you done there? Since I've found this site, I don't go to that one as often anymore.
You've inspired me (as well as many others, I'm sure) to finally try out sketchup. Is there a way for you to post your tutorials over here as well?
#12 posted 2655 days ago
I meant to get back to this post earlier. I've actually just entered an arrangement with Fine Woodworking to help host a blog on Sketchup…they are actually going to pay me….not much but what the heck. One thing I can do is point to the site where the videos are hosted.
Go to brightcove.com and search for treefarmer…you'll see all the videos I've posted.
-- Bob, Carver Massachusetts, Sawdust Maker http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org
#13 posted 2654 days ago
Nice videos, Bob. You sure know how to use Sketchup. I've payed with it, but haven't designed and built anything with it. Thanks for the info.
-- Jesus is Lord!
#14 posted 2654 days ago
I used Sketch-up to drawout my shop for my builder and he was amazed at how easy it was. I need to play with it A LOT more to be able to do drawings in such detail as you Bob. Most of my drawings I've done in Visio, but Sketch-up offers better 3-D capabilities.
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#15 posted 2654 days ago
Thanks, Bob! Very useful information!
-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)
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Baltimore: Exciting, as always
Cincinnati: Meh
Kansas City: Zzzzzzzz..
San Diego: Might be good
Philadelphia: "Dream Team" meets a real team
Washington: Easy
Cleveland: Well....bacon?
New York Jets: Defense...Sanchez Sandwich, anyone?
Here's the away games:
Baltimore: Again, exciting
Cincinnati: Eh
Cleveland: Wait, they still have fans?
Denver: When Tebow meets Taylor
Oakland: I'll be in the stands, let ya'll know later
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This isn't something I put deep thought into as much as trying to stimulate conversation in a different direction, finding things that have gone right for the sixers this year. Going into the season, I was one of few (probably) who didn't believe the playoffs were achievable, but at the same time I didn't think it mattered, what matters was smaller things, things that could go 'right' regardless of the teams record. Haven't seen all my hopes come true but I have seen some.
- Jrue Holiday - whether you wanted him or you wanted Ty Lawson you have to admit that overall he's a strong defensive presence and has some good court vision and is a 'point guard' in the way the sixers really haven't had since Eric Snow (in my opiion). Yeah his shot selection (and shot in general) leave something to be desired, but he's only 19, he's the youngest player in the league, even the most avid Lawson now supporters have to see what he contributes when he's on the floor and what he can be as he improves
- Mareese Speights - his offensive game is even stronger and more apparent than last year. How long has it been since the sixers REALLY had a low post presence that would draw a double team. Does it need work? Sure it does, but if he didn't need work Speights would have been a top 10 pick. He still needs to work on his passing, and his defense while improving still needs aa lot of work, but he's already a great bench threat when you need some scoring, and also still young, and hopefully willing to work to improve where he needs to improve. If he can develop his weaknesses to say 75% of his smooth shooting stroke, he'll be an amazing PF in this league and a steal in the draft.
- Elton Brand - he's healthy (come on - two years straight - some people expected him to break down I'm sure), he's accepted coming off the bench (whether or not this is the right decision is a different argument) and contributes solidly from the bench most games. Is he what the sixers hoped when they signed him, probably not (and whether or not the expectations when he was signed were realistic is also another discussion) and maybe his contract is killing the sixers, but based on his past 2 seasons you have to be happy with how Brand has performed and accepted his demotion
- Sam Dalembert - his recent play (which for some reason coincides with Iverson but I don't get why, regardless of what I've read) has been quite good. Part of that is that Jordan seems to have realized that he gets 6 fouls a game - not four, and while this might just be the yearly 'month' in which Sam plays up to his level, maybe he's turned that corner...who knows.
- Allen Iverson - oh how i hated this signing for so many reasons that everyone knows, but motivations aside, wins/losses aside, he hasn't been the 'iverson of old' that I would have expected, the guy who stifled Iguodala and shot 20+ shots a game regardless of whether he's hot or cold. He's been a solid player, and honestly, if he would agree to come off the bench I think it would be even better for him (long term) and the sixers. He's playing within himself maybe to impress teams but he has to make that 'bench' if he's looking to play past this year.
I guess when the team is 12-26 you can't expect to be happy about too much - but who knew I'd only come up with four when I started writing this.
So - what do you think has gone right with the sixers this year?


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Jemima, Louisa, Margaret
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Thomas Sowell assesses the 50-year history of the federal government's "War On Poverty," and the veteran economist sees little to celebrate.
The real question is: What did the War on Poverty set out to do and how well did it do it, if at all?
Without some idea of what a person or a program is trying to do, there is no way to know whether what actually happened was a success or a failure. When the hard facts show that a policy has failed, nothing is easier for its defenders than to make up a new set of criteria by which it can be said to have succeeded.
That has in fact been what happened with the War on Poverty.
Both President John F. Kennedy, who launched the proposal for a War on Poverty, and his successor, Lyndon B. Johnson, who guided the legislation through Congress and then signed it into law, were very explicit as to what the War on Poverty was intended to accomplish.
Its mission was not simply to prove that spending money on the poor led to some economic benefits to the poor. Nobody ever doubted that. How could they?
What the War on Poverty was intended to end was mass dependency on government. President Kennedy said, "We must find ways of returning far more of our dependent people to independence."
The same theme was repeated endlessly by President Johnson. The purpose of the War on Poverty, he said, was to make "taxpayers out of taxeaters." Its slogan was, "Give a hand up, not a handout." When Lyndon Johnson signed the landmark legislation into law, he declared: "The days of the dole in our country are numbered."
Now, 50 years and trillions of dollars later, it is painfully clear that there is more dependency than ever.


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SFA Unable To Complete Comeback At McNeese
Jan. 30, 2013
LAKE CHARLES, La. - Despite rallying from a 15-point first half deficit to take a lead late in the second half, the Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks were unable to hang on and fell 66-60 to the McNeese State Cowgirls Wednesday evening at the Civic Center.
Sophomore center Porsha Roberts scored a team-high 21 points for SFA (9-11, 4-5) in defeat and was helped in the scoring department by senior guard Ashlee Mells and junior forward Annette Davis, each of whom scored 10 points apiece off the bench.
However the Ladyjacks were unable to slow freshman Allison Baggett, who scored a career-high 19 points on 8-of-16 shooting, including a clutch three-pointer with 42 seconds remaining to give the Cowgirls a 62-57 lead. The other two Baggett sisters (Caitlyn and Ashlyn) scored a combined 21 points but shot just 7-of-28 from the field, doing most of their damage at the free throw line where they converted on 16-of-18 attempts.
The Ladyjacks bounced back from a rough shooting first half with a 43 percent performance in the second half and a 37 percent clip for the game. SFA struggled from beyond the arc though, connecting on just 5-of-20 attempts while McNeese was 5-of-13.
The loss snapped a season-high three-game win streak for the Ladyjacks, who faced the Cowgirls for the second time this season. McNeese State previously defeated SFA, 74-57 back on Jan. 5 in Nacogdoches.
SFA actually outscored McNeese 37-32 in the second half and actually held a 51-50 lead with just under seven minutes remaining. However, the Cowgirls outscored SFA 16-9 over the final six minutes with seven of the points coming from the free throw line.
The Ladyjacks had opened the second half trailing 34-23 but the offense found a better rhythm in the first 10 minutes after halftime. SFA went on a 28-14 run that was highlighted by a Mells made three-pointer at the 7:54 mark to give the Ladyjacks their first lead of the game.
McNeese shot an efficient 42 percent from the field in the first half to help capture a 34-23 halftime lead. In the game's first 20 minutes of action it was the youngest Baggett (Allison) that gave SFA fits, scoring a team-high 11 points on 5-of-9 shooting. Ashlyn Baggett also chipped in eight points but shot just 3-of-11 from the floor. SFA was led in scoring by Roberts, who scored six points on 3-of-4 shooting and also had six first half rebounds.
The Ladyjacks offense as a whole struggled for a majority of the opening half, connecting on just 8-of-27 (30%) shots from the field and committing eight turnovers. SFA did close the first half with a bit of momentum by scoring eight points over the final three minutes.
SFA will close their three-game road trip on Saturday when they travel to Beaumont for a rematch against a Lady Cardinals team that defeated the Ladyjacks 65-50 back on Jan. 3 in Nacogdoches. That game is set for a 4 p.m. tipoff on Q107.7 FM.


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Awhile ago, I made a fanpost highlighting the new age of MMA that is upon us. Not only the UFC, but soon enough, MMA will get itself out there as a very legitimized sport all around the world. Thats not to say that to us, Maniacs, we don't live, breathe, and survive from the sport. It is just that not many people are aware of any fighters that don't have the strap of their division around their waist. This post isn't really about the mainstream MMA. This post is about rankings and fighter competition. Like most of you out there reading this, I was following the conference today, update by update to hear of any fighters crossing over, any new news, and the fate of Strikeforce. Although I wash't necessarily drawn by the specific Strikeforce updates, I was more in tune as to what would happen to the fate of the top Strikeforce fighters. Then, I realized something.
Basically every UFC event that occurs, the next day there are plenty of Maniacs arguing where a certain Bellator or Strikeforce fighter would fare in the Octagon and whether or not they would be "top ten" material. "Well since Werdum was knocked out by Junior Dos Santos, he would surely lose against him" "But he tapped Fedor. Surely he can do the same to JDS..." and on and on and on.
Now, we will rarely have to worry about that. Sure, you will have your Hector Lombard's and Ben Askren's, who choose to stay in their respective company. More power to them if they want to. Basically, there will always be those guys that throw a wrench in the works. Anyway, now that Strikeforce dispersed its heavyweight division fighters, we will have a more clearer understanding of how Barnett, Werdum, Cormier, etc. would fare against the UFC HW division.
Obviously there aren't too many fighters that are going to make noise in the UFC, but those that are coming are welcome. Many people were up in arms about Gilbert Melendez not coming over to the UFC. While that may be true for awhile, at some point, he will surely come to the octagon. While it is great that many fighters coming over, there are still a few that I personally would love to see. Luke Rockhold, Gegard Mousasi, Tyron Woodley, and plenty of more would certainly help out where fighters actually stand. Dana White did say that Strikeforce fighters are going to stay put, but at some point, there will definitely be crossings.
When it was announced that UFC bought Strikeforce, many called for super fights. Alistair Overeem versus whoever the UFC HW champ was, Gil versus Frankie Edgar, etc. I think its more important to think about the guys that would fill that middle area and give contenders and run for their money. All in all, I think that whether or not the sport gains the world as a fan, us hardcore fans are going to be given a treat in the next couple of years.


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Lovie Smith has announced that the Monday Night Football audience will be treated to Kyle Orton's long-awaited return to center.
Reportedly he's matured as a passer. Definately he has less facial hair than he did as Neckbeard the pirate captain. No word yet on his mutant powers.
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By: William Kerns on August 22, 2014 - 6:23pm - Add new comment
Your last opportunity for super entertainment tonight and Saturday: The last two nights for "Titanic" at the Wells Fargo Amphitheater. A production that is not to be missed!
The 1997 stage musical "Titanic," with music and lyrics by Maury Yeston and book by Peter Stone, will be performed as a Moonlight Musical at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Wells Fargo Amphitheater in Mackenzie Park, 413 E. Broadway.
Gates open at 7 p.m., with visitors allowed to bring their own picnic dinners.
By: William Kerns on August 20, 2014 - 4:45pm - Add new comment
A reminder, in case you missed the earlier stories, or the interview with Ryan Smith, owner of the Stars and Stripes Drive-In.
However, today -- or rather TONIGHT -- provides a once-per-year special at Lubbock's award-winning drive-in theater.
Tonight only, the admission price at the Stars and Stripes is $11 PER CARLOAD.
That is a bargain even if there are only two people in the car.
I'll let you figure out the savings if you are double-dating, taking the children or grandchildren, or just joining friends.
By: William Kerns on August 13, 2014 - 3:00am - Add new comment
I've never been that much in favor of honoring death days over birthdays, but I realize most Elvis Presley fans know that he died on Aug. 16, 1977.
(Quick, when was his birthday?)
Anyway, Cinemark's Movies 16 has found a movie to show in mid-August this year.
The acclaimed 1970 documentary film "Elvis, That's the Way It Is," directed by Denis Sanders and with cinematography by Lucien Ballard, will be shown as part of the Cinemark Reel Classics series at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17, and at both 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 20 at Movies 16, 5721 58th St.
By: William Kerns on August 13, 2014 - 2:02am - Add new comment
The 30th anniversary of director Ivan Reitman's 1984 supernatural comedy "Ghostbusters" will be celebrated with a full one-week run from Aug. 29 through Sept. 4 at Cinemark's movies 16.
Cinemark's Frank Gonzales said, "It will be on the XD screen all week, with regular movie prices in effect."
The movie wound up co-starring Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, Rick Moranis, Sigourney Weaver and Annie Potts.
By: William Kerns on August 12, 2014 - 1:02pm - Add new comment
Depression lashes out at no particular age group, or gender, or ethnic group.
Financial success, in fact, is no blockade against suicidal thoughts brought on by depression, the most recent example being Monday's death of actor Robin Williams
Yet there are signs that can give us clues, letting us know when a friend or a loved one might be considering ending his or her life. A story in the Los Angeles Times is worth reading for that very reason.
By: William Kerns on August 9, 2014 - 5:11am - Add new comment
(Some important information, and personal information, was not printed in my first story about "Pvt. Wars." It happens. But I told those involved with the visiting production of the late James McLure's play, being staged at the Firehouse Theatre, that I would re-run that story in my blog -- and add more background information about both of them.)
A two-weekend production of the late James McLure's play "Pvt. Wars" opened Friday at LHUCA as a two-fold gift.
By: William Kerns on August 6, 2014 - 4:04pm - Add new comment
With Mick Jones the only original member and the group still one of the world's best-selling rock bands, Foreigner will headline a concert at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 25 at City Bank Auditorium, 2720 Drive of Champions.
There is no opening band.
Reserved seats are $91.50, $75, $57.75 and 44.75. Prices include service charges. Tickets were placed on sale at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
By: William Kerns on July 31, 2014 - 2:23pm - Add new comment
Just a reminder...
For the first time since July 12, 2012, the WWE will make another appearance at the United Supermarkets Arena, 1701 Indiana Ave., at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (Aug. 2).
Matches, when I last checked, include Big Show vs. Randy Orton, and Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins. Other wrestlers whose appearances are confirmed include Dolph Ziggler, Goldust and Stardust, Alberto Del Rio, Ryback and Big E.
Reserved seats are $107.50 (ringside, I presume), $58.50, $42.25, $31.25 and $20.50 (includes service charges).
By: William Kerns on July 31, 2014 - 11:17am - Add new comment
Sherry Holley, Buddy Holly's niece, announced that she now is custom-making limestone tile, pen-and-ink drawings with watercolor of Buddy.
Each is titled "Buddy" and sells for $295, plus shipping and handling.
By: William Kerns on July 29, 2014 - 4:49pm - Add new comment
Good news:
Manager Rudy Leal tells me that the much-acclaimed movie BOYHOOD will open at Premiere Cinemas in Lubbock on August 8.
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Gonzalez to White Sox?
This, I think, would be and absolute steal for the White Sox. They unload Konerko and get back one of the top firstbasemen in baseball. Moving from Petco to Comiskey should add a few HR's on his total straight away. The article also mentions that the White Sox may be including Tyler Flowers, Jordan Danks, and Daniel Hudson in the package to the Padres. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that any of these players are "Top Tier" talent. I can't believe that some other team couldn't put together a better package than what the White Sox can offer. In any event, I'd like to hear how this wouldn't be a major coup for the White Sox.


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MONROE, La. (KNOE 8 News) - Parades were held at three Monroe elementary schools on Monday. But it wasn't just for fun, each school had to earn the celebrations.
"Krewe De Pre-K" King and Queen Dontavious Daggs and Mi'Cayla Lee were the stars of the show, as four and five year olds paraded down the halls of Berg Jones Elementary.
With the help of the MLK's middle school band and Krewe of Janus King and Queen, everyone felt the Mardi Gras spirit, including principal Barry Jones. "It is Mardi Gras!" he shouted.
The celebration was thrown by YMCA's character education program. The program partners with Monroe City Schools to teach values and lessons in life skills. Program director Pam Henry says the school, along with two others Carver Elementary and Clara Hall Elementary, earned the parade. "They have risen to a level that we wanted to recognize their hard work," said positive action program director Pam Henry.
Wearing masks and passing out beads, for many students, this was their first taste of being in a Mardi Gras parade. For queen, Mi'cayla, preparation for the event meant perfecting her royal wave and her performance made her father proud. "It was really amazing to see her, she couldn't stop talking about it all week."
Henry says the event was also used as an educational opportunity. Before the festivities began, students had a chance to learn the history of the king and queen's costumes. "We wanted to honor and teach the kids about a tradition that is very Louisianian," said Henry and students learned quickly, "Throw me something mister!" shouted one group of kids. "Laissez les bon temps rouller!" shouted another.
School leaders say the event was a success and hope it motivates the students to continue excelling in the character education program, to earn the parade again next year.
The character education program also threw parades for Carver and Clara hall elementary schools. Click here for a slide show of pictures from the event.


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Internationally acclaimed cellist Nathaniel Rosen will perform with the Virginia Chamber Players at 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, in Chandler Recital Hall of the Diehn Fine and Performing Arts Center. The concert is free and open to the public, but seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis.
Rosen's career is marked by a series of significant accomplishments. At age 17 he toured the Soviet Union as a finalist in the Third International Tchaikovsky Competition. The youngest of the 42 competing cellists in the competition, he was one of three Americans to win a prize. Twelve years later he returned to Moscow and became the first gold medal-winning
American instrumentalist since Van Cliburn.
He is currently on the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music and holds the Chauncey Devereux Stillman Chair for Distinguished Visiting Artist at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in New Hampshire.
Rosen has served as principal cellist of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and has been associated with Music from Marlboro and the popular "Monday Evening Concerts" in Los Angeles.
He served as artistic director of the Interlochen Summer Chamber Music Series and is a founding member of the Sitka Summer Music Festival.
Rosen's appearance is part of the F. Ludwig Diehn Concert Series partnership with the Virginia Symphony. This series is made possible by a grant from the F. Ludwig Diehn Music Fund of the Norfolk Foundation. For more information call
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text: Schumacher Predicts 10 Custom Home Design Trends for 2012By Nigel F. Maynard Schumacher Predicts 10 Custom Home Design Trends for 2012 Launch Slideshow In-law suites and bonus rooms are on an upswing, the builder says.Schumacher Predicts 10 Custom Home Design Trends for 2012 In-law suites and bonus rooms are on an upswing, the builder says. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/Schumacher_in%20law_tcm138-1009863.jpg?width=495 true 495 Schumacher Homes 1. In-Law Suite Families are increasingly combining multiple generations under one roof and adding a private in-law suite with separate entrances and bathrooms to allow privacy. http://www.builderonline.com/Images/Schumacher_dual%20suite_tcm138-1009896.jpg?width=510 true 510 Schumacher Homes 2. 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Movie Theater Movie buffs and football fans alike appreciate this popular option, and often add it by converting a bedroom or building an add-on space to their floor plan, Schumacher says. 1 of 1 Get the link to this image: Copy Schumacher Homes, a Canton, Ohio-based company that claims to be America's largest custom on-your-lot home builder, has released its list of the top custom home design trends the company predicts for 2012."We expect that the trends … will be our biggest requests in 2012, as well as the growing trend toward more casual, family-focused living," says Paul Schumacher, CEO of Schumacher Homes, which has been building custom homes for nearly 20 years.The 10 trends were compiled from some of the most popular design features buyers were asking for in 2011, Schumacher says. The top three most requested items from the list include bonus rooms; screened porches/outdoor living space; and in-law suites/multi-generational living.Bonus rooms, the builder says, are popular with two groups—"young, growing families, because they allow a homeowner to shift the purpose of the room as their family grows up; and older home buyers, who may be planning for a space that can fit grandkids when they come to visit." An in-law suite, the builder says, is popular with more-established homeowners who may be just now able to afford to build their dream home and are planning for aging parents."People who are building now are making more of the footprint of a new home and are transitioning space to meet multiple needs," Schumacher says. "Many of the trends we predict for 2012 help customers make the most of their space so they get more out of their investment."Though it may seem odd that energy efficiency options and features are not on the list, the reason is that Schumacher considers efficiency to have transcended "trend" status. His company makes energy efficient building a standard feature in all of its homes. "The list compiled is optional upgrades and the physical changes people make to plans that are visible," he says.Here are the 10 trends the company says will be most popular with buyers next year.Learn more about markets featured in this article: Canton, OH. Advertisement Keywords: SubjectDesign Architecture Options and Upgrades Aging in PlaceLocationCanton, OHPersonPaul SchumacherOrganizationSchumacher Homes View more keywords SubjectDesign Architecture Options and Upgrades Aging in PlaceLocationCanton, OHStateOHIOPersonPaul SchumacherOrganizationSchumacher HomesSection / SubsectionWEB ONLYBylineNigel F. 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NEW YORK (AP) -- A person familiar with the plan says NHL employees at the league offices will switch to a four-day work week Oct. 1 because of the lockout.
The cost-cutting move will effectively cut salaries by 20 percent. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Wednesday because the NHL had not made the plan public.
The news was first reported by The Canadian Press.
The Florida Panthers and Ottawa Senators have let staff go because of the lockout, while several other teams have said they don't have any plans to do so as of now.
The league locked out its players at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, its fourth shutdown since 1992.
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Don't know how many people are SI subscribers, but for those who are curious, I typed out the short-and-sweet featurette on Toews from this week's issue. Enjoy!
Captain Serious
If it's hijinks you want, forget it. But at 21 Jonathan Toews has the skill, the grit and the determined demeanor to lead the Blackhawks to the Cup. No foolin'
By Michael Farber
When you are Captain Serious, you leave nothing to chance. When you are called on to perform before a pumped-up crowd in your hometown, you owe it to yourself and your franchise to prepare properly and do the job. Jonathan Toews brings it every day. This day he chose to also bring cue cards -- to Wrigley Field.
"I know the song," says Toews, who in September threw out the ceremonial first pitch and led the seventh-inning chorus of Take Me Out to the Ball Game at a Cubs game. "But you don't want to screw up in case you have a brain cramp."
The afternoon was a grand success. Toews's pitch was a strike, his wavering baritone delivered the lyrics with nary a glitch -- although "I don't know if you'll be seeing him on American Idol," critiqued Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman -- and Chicago beat Houston 4-1. Toews, a Winnipeg native, added, "Let's go, Cubbies! Finish them off, boys!" at the end of his vocals, a phrase dripping with the rhythm and sensibility of hockey.
Now the 21-year-old is turning his voice to the Blackhawks' dressing room as the captain of one of the NHL's most dynamic teams. The league is in the midst of a sea change, with a flow of young talent -- this summer 18 of the 46 players invited to Canada's Olympic camp and 17 of the 34 invited to Team USA's were under 25 -- and also a C change. More teams are delegating the responsibility to young players, including Toews, who became the third-youngest captain in NHL history before last season; Philadelphia's Mike Richards, named captain last year at 23; and Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby, who in June at 21 years, 10 months, five days, became the youngest captain of a Stanley Cup champion.
With Chicago at the precipice of greatness -- and leading the Central Division at week's end -- can another precocious center carry the once woeful Blackhawks to a Cup?
Like success, nicknames have a thousand fathers. Chicago forward Patrick Sharp says he dubbed Toews Mr. Serious -- the title naturally upgraded later to Captain -- when they were teammates at the 2008 world championships. (That was after Toews's sparkling rookie season, in which he had 24 goals and 54 points in 64 games.) Toews remembers the origin of the nickname differently. "It started with [defenseman] Brent Seabrook, who I lived with my rookie year," Toews recounts. "One day he came in and jumped on my bed, woke me up. I was sleepy, in a crappy mood. He's talking to me, and he's got morning breath, so I asked him if he'd eaten a turd sandwich for breakfast. He told me to shut up and called me Mr. Serious in the locker room. It just sorta stuck."
Whatever the origin of the spot-on sobriquet, there is no debate about Toews's earnestness. Says his mother, Andrée Gilbert, "If I had not seen him being born, I would swear he's older." His conspicuous maturity is a boon for the NHL's youngest team. The downside is that the old-soul stuff makes him a bull's-eye for dressing room pranks. (Tricks like the pilfered cellphone and phony text messages from girls are knee-slappers, apparently.) "I always tell him," says Adam Burish, Chicago's injured pot stirrer. "Once you make fun of a kid or give him a nickname he hates, you're only going to say it more. He's our target because we get a reaction."
The Young Man and the C were not an immediate fit. Toews seemed weighed down by the letter, unexpected for someone who is 6'2", 208 pounds, and has what Red Wings coach Mike Babcock approvingly calls "that big, heavy, hockey butt." Toews had just six points in the first month of the season and did not score until his 13th game.
"Since I was now the captain, I felt I had to be the hero, score the winning goal every night," Toews recalls. "That was getting to me. I wasn't playing well, and it snowballed. Six games in, it's starting to get ridiculous. Then seven and eight, and it starts feeling you're honestly worthless and can't play anymore."
According to teammates Toews would address the media -- a captain's duty -- but then stay in his equipment for another 20 or 30 minutes, processing the game. "I'd shower, get my suit on, be ready to leave, and he'd still be there in full gear," Burish says. "I'd say, 'Jonathan, let it go, it's all right.' He'd say, 'That's not how a captain is supposed to play.' I'd say, 'You want to catch dinner, the guys are going?' and he'd say, 'I don't deserve to go.' He didn't settle down until Christmas." Toews learned to let go just a little and wound up scoring a lot, finishing with 34 goals and another seven in the playoffs as Chicago stormed into the Western Conference finals against Detroit.
"He reminds me of a young Steve Yzerman," Red Wings G.M. Ken Holland says. "How he raises his play in big games, how upset he gets when things don't go well. He's a blue-chipper, a guy who wins face-offs" -- he won 56% in five playoff games against Detroit -- "and plays two ways and leans on guys down low."
Toews, who was a Blackhawks-best +6 through Sunday, is uncomfortable with the praise from hockey cognoscenti. He calls his invitation to Canada's Olympic camp "surreal," saying he constantly had to remind himself that he belonged. "I'm watching Sidney Crosby, a young captain like myself, and it's pretty incredible to see a guy who's about my age doing the things he's doing," Toews said. "I get praise for things that are modest compared to what he's done."
Toews is composed, humble and dogged in his pursuit of excellence. The only thing that doesn't compute in the short bio of Captain Serious is Judy's Tavern.
Judy's Tavern is a hole-in-the-wall with a jukebox and pictures of Fighting Sioux hockey players 10 minutes or so off the University of North Dakota campus in Grand Forks. After sweeping a weekend series from the Gophers in Minnesota in 2007 some of the UND boys, 18-year-old Toews included, gathered at Judy's to celebrate. You can guess the rest. The police arrived. He bolted through the emergency exit, the alarm sounded, and Toews, bending to pick up his hat, felt a long arm of the law grabbing him. While he would have been of drinking age in his home province, he wasn't in Manitoba anymore. Toews was ticketed for his indiscretion.
From the perspective of moral relativism, there's probably a slight difference between an 18-year-old Toews out with the boys at a bar and a 20-year-old getting into an altercation at 4 a.m. with a Buffalo taxi driver, as Toews's linemate Patrick Kane did this summer. There certainly is a difference in the maturity levels of the forwards who are invariably lumped together because they entered the NHL so spectacularly in 2007. "Patrick is a 20-year-old who is 20," Burish, 26, explains. "Jon is a 21-year-old who might as well be 60."
That's partly why one scout says that, while Kane might eventually lead the NHL in scoring, Toews will one day lead the way to a Cup. "In the playoffs he was impressive," says Calgary's Jarome Iginla. "Composed but fired up. We took some huge runs at him, and he took them. He seemed to enjoy it." So you see, Captain Serious really does know how to have a good time.
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Thank the good Lord for man-made global warming. Imagine how much more snow would have fallen without it.
Having an election in the middle of winter is just plain stupid.
Hey, Wichita, I am all for conserving water, but start at home first. You don't need green grass to see a white ball, or do you? Watering a golf course is a huge waste of water.
The Kansas Press Association's Doug Anstaett asked readers to protest yet more legislation that consolidates power in state government (Feb. 26 Opinion). Given the volume of bills, where does one start in protecting individual rights in this state when it's all happening so fast and furiously?
So Revenue Secretary Nick Jordan says Gov. Sam Brownback is compassionate and stops to give money to homeless people. Well, he'll have to make a lot more stops if he doesn't expand Medicaid in Kansas.
A smaller, less-intrusive and less-costly Washington with a fairer tax code and a freer economy would help create jobs and help everyone, especially the next generations. By contrast, our president is deeply mired in the mistaken belief that government must take care of our hapless citizens.
It's laughable that Obama could be could be considered anything but one of our greatest presidents, whose policies have invigorated America. Thursday's near-record Dow Jones number proved it.
What's right with our country? One word: Obama. What's wrong with it? Two words: House Republicans.
The sequestration will be uncomfortable, but that's what happens when the government overspends and is $16 trillion in debt. In Washington, a "cut" just means they can't spend more than they did last year.
Let's ground Air Force One and cut out all the military officer aides who were behind Michelle Obama on the Oscars ceremony.
The president said he was a Christian, then supports gay marriage. Liar.
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Each week I bring you a craft that is fun and frugal. Father's Day is right around the corner so in the next month, I will be creating Homemade Father's Day gifts for this very important holiday!
If you've missed any previous crafts, check out Momondealz's Kids Frugal Fun page.
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My kids always create homemade cards for every birthday, holiday, or special occasion. Father's Day is no different! There are a wide variety of cards you can create and here are some of my favorite!
Top 5 List Card:
The top of this card it shown above…here is the inside:
List the top 5 things you love about your Dad (or grandfather, uncle, father figure in your ,life). Depending on your child's age, you can cut and paste images from the internet, have your child draw their favorite things, or they can write their favorite things!
Hand Print Card:
Some may feel that using handprints are over done but there are endless possibilities to using hand prints! My stepfather love fishing so we made the boys hand prints into fish!
Pop Up Card:
This one is so much easier to make than it looks!
Step 1: Fold Paper in half.
Step 2. Draw 2 lines on the folded end about and inch long and cut.
Step 3: Open card and pull out the cut piece to create your "pop up piece".
Step 4: Glue whatever image you'd like to pop up at your Dad!
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If an agreement is reached, a town referendum would be held in November and the land at the intersection of Interstate 495 and Route 16 would have to be rezoned. The casino also needs the approval of the state gambling commission.
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Mid-America Christian rallies past SAGU
Lady Lions play in Regional Semi-Finals, Friday at 2:00pm
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma -- Mid-America Christian University broke a 94-94 tie with four straight points in tonight's quarter-final of the NCCAA Central Regional, eliminating Southwestern Assemblies of God University, 102-98. The host Evangels, who are in the Sooner Athletic Conference, improved their record to 14-15 while the Lions wrapped up their season at 12-19.
Tied for the 12th time at 94-all, the Evangels scored six of the next seven points for a 100-95 lead. Ronald Horne (Waco, Tx / Univ of North Texas, Waco HS) drained a triple to pull the Lions to within a basket with 0:50 remaining. After milking the clock, MACU missed a shot on offense. Da'Tron Harris (Waco, Tx / Waco HS) grabbed the rebound as the Lions were set to even the score with less than twenty seconds remaining.
Game's Deciding Play
Horne dribbled to his left and sent a one-bounce pass from the elbow to Nathaniel Duce Ward (Waco, Tx / Connally HS) on the low block. He spun inside only to have his shot blocked from behind in a play that knocked him to the floor with seven seconds to play. No foul was called. The Evangels iced the game with a pair of foul shots with 0:04 to go.
The Lions last held the lead at 91-90 when Jared Gibson (Dallas, Tx / West Plano HS) scored on an offensive rebound with 2:57 to play. Southwestern led for most of the second half, holding five point leads on five occasions and led by six, 79-73, on a Gibson 3-bomb, with 9:31 showing on the clock.
Mid-America had the ball and the lead through much of the opening stanza, building their largest lead at 22-16, with 11:16 to go. Horne fueled a rally that Gibson capped with a trifecta and a 44-39 SAGU lead at the 3:50 mark. It finished off a 22-12 Lions surge.
Team Totals
MACU made 54% of their shots and placed six players in double figures. The 102 points was a season-high.
SAGU converted 46% of their attempts, but in the second half the Lions made just 43% while the Evangels sunk 56% of their tries. They outrebounded the Lions, 46-37 (22-15 on offense), and made only 11 turnovers. The score was tied at the half, 49-49.
Southwestern knocked down 13 trhee-pointers and held MACU to two, though the Evangels were content to driving in the paint or pounding the ball inside. SAGU was good on 23 of 27 free throws. Mid-America was just 16-of-29.
Player Totes
The Purple Pride were led in scoring by Horne, who bucketed 25. Gibson bagged 21 while Ward accounted for 16 points, 15 rebounds and seven assists. Peter Dutton (Houston, Tx / Booker T. Washington HS) came off the bench for three treys during a 16 point effort. It was his fourth double-figure performance of the season. His high was 20 against University of the Southwest.
The Evangels top two scorers were Cameron Langster and George Haynes, who registered 18 and 15 points respectively. The hosts had a huge advantage in depth, outscoring SAGU's bench by a 51-19 margin.
Deja Vu?
It was the second year in a row that MACU ended Southwestern's year. Last spring they ousted the Lions, 77-69, in the Central Regional finals. MACU, the #2 seed, will play in the semi-finals Friday night against #3 seeded York College (Neb) at 8:00pm.
The game was livestreamed by MACU, though local viewers missed most of the action due to buffering. The announced LIVESTATS were not posted.
Women's Central Regionals on Friday
The SAGU Lady Lions (21-11) play at MACU on Friday at 2:00pm in the women's semi-finals. They will face the #4 seed, Southwestern Christian University (Okla). SWCU's Lady Eagles defeated SAGU in the second game of the season, 61-57, at nearby Bethany, Oklahoma.
The other semi-final pits the #2 seed, MACU (12-16) against #3 Central Baptist College (Ark) (10-14 record) at 6pm.
Provided the Lady Lions win on Friday, they will meet the winner of MACU and CBC in the final on Saturday at 1:00pm. SAGU has yet to face Mid-America this year, though they did top the Central Baptist Lady Mustangs, 60-52, in Waxahachie in November.


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Directed by Vincent Marini with original choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler and additional choreography by by Jennifer Jancuska and Stephanie Klemons, the production will continue through Oct. 28.
The cast will be headed by Lauren Kennedy as Zelda Fitzgerald and Tony winner Jarrod Emick as F. Scott Fitzgerald.
They will be joined on stage by Nova Bergeron, Barbara Bradshaw, Charles Brady, Scott Cote, Ben Dibble, Preston Dyar, Roderick Kennedy, Lauren Linville, Erin Mosher, Kristin Piro, Elizabeth Racanelli, Robbie Roby, Julius Rubio, Eric Stretch, Jena Lindsay VanElslander, Todd A. Walker, Nikol Wolf and Brenna Yeary.
Set in Asheville, North Carolina, the brand-new "jazz age" musical, press notes state, is "loosely based on novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda. Zelda tells the story of the two lovers' rise, their fall, and their almost divine desire to rise once more."
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