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Cornlea Iron Is The BIGGEST Addition From Michael Wegener Implement Located In The Heart Of Cornlea, Nebraska. Michael Wegener Implement, Inc. has been in business in Cornlea, Nebraska, since 1994. Michael Wegener grew up in the machinery business his entire life - his father Mylen Wegener started the sale/auction yard 1956 at the same location. At the present semi-annual consignment auctions are held in February and August. We buy, sell and trade daily on any piece of equipment. With world-wide known buyers and sellers Michael Wegener And Cornlea Iron is your #1 Stop for all your buying and selling needs!
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The first item will close at 10:01 AM CST on Thursday October 4th, 2012, with second item closing THREE minute thereafter and so forth. There will be a 5 minute extension on all items that have a new bid within 5 minutes of closing. Every item on this auction has NO reserve and NO Buyers Premium. Payment must be received by October 11th. All items must be picked up no later than October 25th. All items sell "as is, where is" with no guarantee or warranty expressed or implied. Before bidding inspection of the item is highly encouraged. Please contact your equipment specialists or seller before you make contact with the item. There will be NO rebates or refunds for any reason as it is the bidders responsibility to inspect all items before bidding. There will be no guarantees on any verbal or written description from the equipment specialist, owner, or any Cornlea Iron Representative. Our next auction will end November 1st, 2012. If you want to consign any item to our next auctions, please contact us anytime at (888) 923-0511. Thanks again and good luck bidding!
All Items Located At Michael Wegener Implement In Cornlea ,Nebraska
Set Of (2) Johnson Cement Water Feeders-8' Long; 1 Cement Feeder In Good Shape-Normal Wear-Some Small Cracks And Paint Chips-No Major Issues; Other Cement Feeder Has Broken Side Caved In. Owner-Jared Wiehn-402.920.1689
7-Down Auger Stir-Rator Auger System- 26" Spacings On Auger; 15' Total Length; Was Said To Come Out Of A 30' Grain Bin; Worked Great-Had Some New Updates; Appears All Belts Are In Good Shape; Appears Some Are Missing; Turns Freely; Owner- Jared Wiehn-402.920.1689
7 Total Stir-Rator Augers-14.5'-15' In Length; Hardened Steel; No Breaks; No Welds; Surface Rust; Not Bent; Appears Ends Have Been Cut To Fit Bin; Said To Come Out Of 30' Bin; Owner- Jared Wiehn-402.920.1689
Brady Running Gear-Auto-Steer; 14' Long; 6-Bolt Rims; 8.5L-14 Tires-Fair To Good; Frame Good Shape-Normal Surface Rust; No Breaks; Some Added Holes For Box Support; Owner- Bill Juranek- 402.641.7835
Running Gear 7' Long-6-Bolt Rims; 9.5L-15Sl Tires-Fair; Frame In Good Shape; No Major Breaks; Some Cutting From Gravity Box; Appears Two Different Running Gears Made Into One. Owner- Bill Juranek- 402.641.7835
Rowse Hay Inverter-Frame In Good Shape; Belts And Fingers Good Shape; Hoses Appear Good; Hydraulics Good; Paint Good Shape; Was Used Last Season; Appears To Have No Breaks Or Welds; Heavy Duty Frame; Owner- Al Hocheder- 970.768.0233
A.C. Synchronous Generator-230/115 Volt; 87/174 Amp; 20 KW; Frame In Good Shape; Paint Good; Good Shape; Runs Good. Gaoyou Electric Factory. Owner-Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
Brand New Cattle Chute-Hydraulic; Frame Good; Paint Good; Hoses And Hydraulics Good; Heavy Duty Bracings And Panels; No Rust; No Breaks; Owner- Owner: Rob Howell- 402.640.0248
7-Bar x 20' Continuous Panel-Set Of (2)-10 Panels In Bundle; Panel Is Made Of 1 1/4″ × 14 Gauge Round Tubing. Five Uprights Per Panel. Uprights Are Also Made Of 1 1/4″ × 14 Gauge Tubing; Panel Is 55 1/4" Tall And 20' Long. Pipes Are On 9" Center. Brand New Panels, Straight, Never Used. Clips And Connectors Are Included;Owner: Rob Howell- 402.640.0248
Set Of 10 Portable Panels-6-Bar x 10' Coral Panel. Panel Is Made Of 1 1/4″ × 14 Gauge Round Tubing; 5' Tall x 10' Long; Connect Together With Pins Held In Place By Washers; Coral Panels Easy To Connect And Are Very Well Made; 80 LBS Per Panel. Never Used, Brand New; Straight; Owner: Rob Howell- 402.640.0248
IHC 10-Bolt Hubs-(2) Sets Of (2); Bolts Good; Casting Good; No Breaks; No Welds; No Repairs; No Major Rust-Normal Rusty Color; Couple Bolts Missing; Overall A Good Set Of Hubs. Owner-Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
Set Of (2) Good Year Tires And Rims-20.8R42 Rubber; Rubber In Fair Shape Approx 30-45%; Cuts And Stubble Marks Throughout; 12-Hole Rims; Driver Rims. Owner-Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
500 Gallon Fuel Trailer-Poly Tank-510 Gallon Max; Kuker Trailer Gear; Rear Jacks Stands; 8-Bolt Rims; Tires-Good Shape; Rear Hitch; Fuel Pump And Nozzle; Manual And Automatic Shut-Off; Tank Good; Owner-Al Hocheder- 970.768.0233
(60)- 6 Bar 20 Foot Continuous Panel-Set Of 10 Panels In 1 Bundle; Panel Is Made Of 1 1/4″ × 14 Gauge Tubing. 1 1/4″ × 14 Gauge Tubing. 46 1/4" Tall x 20' Long; Pipes Are On 9" Centers; Brand New Panel; Straight Never Used; Newer Heavy Duty Bar Bracing. Clips And Connectors Are Included. Owner: Rob Howell- 402.640.0248
Easy-Kleen Pressure Washer-Brand New; Magnum Gold Model; Never Used; 3.6 GPM; 4000PSI Adjustable Pressure; 15HP Electric Start Engine; 120 Volt Burner System; Diesel Fired Burner; 30' HP Hose; Comes With Gun; Wand; 4 Nozzles; Soap System; Manual; Has Been Covered And Stored Inside; Does NOT Have A Warranty.
Pair Of (2) Orthman Lift Assists Wheels-Model #601-342; Frame In Good Shape; Price 3000 PSI Hydraulic Cylinders; Tires-Goodyear-Good Shape; Some Surface Rust; Appears To Have No Breaks; Some Welds; Hoses Appear Good; Owner-Al Hocheder- 970.768.0233
John Deere 10-Bolt Hubs-Set Of (2); Bolts Good; Casting Good; No Breaks; No Welds; No Repairs; No Major Rust-Normal Rusty Color; Some Normal Paint Loss And Scratches; Owner- Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
(3) Sets Of (2) Driver Rims-John Deere; Brand New; 16×46″ Rims; 12 Hole; No Breaks; No Welds; No Repairs; Paint Good; Never Taken Out Of Original Banding; Overall A Very Nice Brand New Set Of Rims. Owner- Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
Bush Hog Disc-22';Double Fold; 9" Spacings; Front Discs Measure Approx 19.5"; Rear Discs Measure Approx 20"; Dual Case IH 3000 Hydraulics; Hydraulic Hoses Good Shape; Some Welds; Tires Fair To Good; Was Stored Inside For Years; Worked Great Last Season; Owner-Jim Kennedy- 402.649.5309
Ford F-800 Fire Truck- Pumper Truck; 5-Speed Transmission; Interior Good Shape; Exterior Good Shape; Pumping System Good; Stored Inside For Years; Driven To SD; Starts And Runs Good. Owner: Charlie Hunt-402.860.1049
Set Of (2) 20.8R42 Goodyear Tire And Rims-Rubber Good Shape; No Cracking; Rim Good Shape-No Welds, No Breaks; Overall A Good Set Of Tires And Rims; Owner- Randy Zima- 402.624.6365
Great Bend 651 Backhoe-Tractor Mounted; 180 Degree Rotation; Up And Down Stabilizer Spread; 2-Lever Action; Frame in Good Shape; Hoses Appear In Good Shape; Bucket Good Shape; Seat Minor Cuts; Appears To Have No Breaks Or Repairs; Overall A Good Shaped 651 Backhoe. Al Hocheder- 970.768.0233
Case IH 2366 Combine-2002 Model; Exterior In Good Shape-Paint Good-Some Minor Rust Spots; Interior Good Clean Shape; New Radiator; New Feeder Chain; Re-Built Discharge Auger; Like New Vertical Auger; Front 24.5-32 Goodyear Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; Rear 14.9-24 Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; Standard Final Drive; Heavy Duty Rear Axle; Specialty Rotor; Dual Cylinder Speed; Contour Feeder House; Rear Straw Spreader (1)-Missing; Grain Bin Extension; Yield Moisture Monitor; AG-Leader GPS 2000; FORE/AFT; Overall A Very Nice 2366 Combine.SN: JJC0255266; HRS: 2661/1920
John Deere 9600 Combine-1990 Model; Exterior In Good Shape; Interior In Good Clean Shape; Rear Chopper; Rear Spreader; Level Land Option; Chaff Spreader; Bin Extension; Just Came In Off Trade; Front Goodyear 30.5×32 Tires Good Shape-Good Tread; Rear 14.9-24 Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; Augers Appear Good-Flighting Good; Always Stored Inside;Been Through Victors Equipment Every Year For Service; Overall A Very Nice 9600 Combine. SN:638112; HRS:3728/2601.
Case IH 2366 Combine-1998 Model; AFX Rotor Thrashing; Contour Feeder; Auto Speed And Auto Height; FORE/AFT; External Sieve Adjustment; 144" Axel; Diesel; Exterior In Good Shape; Appears To Have No Breaks-Some Minor Bends; Paint Good; No Rust; Flighting Appears All Good; Some Very Minor Weld On Auger; Front 24.5-32 Good Year Tires-Fair To Good Shape; Interior In Good Clean Condition; Very Well Taken Care Of; Local Trade; Starts And Runs Good; SN: 0185575; HRS: 3680/2755
John Deere 630 Disk Harrow-30' Long; 9" Spacings; Double Hydraulic Fold; Frame In Good Shape; Harrow In Good Shape-Fingers Appear Good; Tires Fair To Good-Some Cracking; Outside Stuble Tires; Hydraulic And Hoses Appear Good; Rear Discs Measure Approx 20"; Front Discs Measure Approx 18.25"; Overall A Good Disk Harrow. SN:012212
Case IH 2020 Grain Head-25' Long; Crary Air Reel; 2005 Model; Frame In Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; Augers In Good Shape; Fingers In Good Shape; Crary Air Reel And System Good Shape; Appears All Chains And Sprockets Good; Dual PTO Shafts; End Snoots Good Shape; Lights Good; Overall A Very Nice 2020 25' Air Reel Grain Head. SN: CBJ020387
Case IH 1083 Cornhead-1996 Model; 8-Row; 30" Spacings; Frame In Good Shape; Snoots In Good Shape; Bonnets In Good Shape; Left And Right Poly End Snoots And Bonnets; Appears All Chains And Sprockets Are Good; Floor In Good Shape; Auger In Good Shape; Normal Wear And Tear Dents And Surface Rust; Appears The Knives Are Good; Corn And Ear Savers; Lights On End. SN:0154049
Gravely Zero Turn Lawn Mower-2044XL Model; 44" Mowing Deck; Exterior In Good Shape; Paint Good-Some Minor Normal Fading; Tires Good Shape; No Breaks; No Repairs; Side Discharge; Kohler 20 HP Engine; Seat Is Good; Blades Appear Good; Unit Always Stored Inside; Used Very Little In Past 2 Years; Starts And Runs Good; Overall A Nice Gravely Mower.
Case IH 1064 Cornhead-1994 Model; Frame In Good Shape; Knives Fair; Some Holes On Feederhouse Hookup; Some Snoot Welds And Repairs; Normal Wear; Paint Fair; Appears All Chains And Sprockets Good. SN: 0148954
Case IH 1044 Cornhead-1988 Model; 38" Spacings; Frame In Good Shape; Snoots Fair To Good Shape; Bonnets Fair To Good; Right Poly Snoot And Right Poly Bonnet; Knives Appear Good; Normal Wear; Floor Appears Good; Auger Appears Good; 540 PTO
John Deere 643 Cornhead-High-Tin; Frame Fair-Welds On Rear; Snoots In Fair To Good Shape; Paint Fair; Normal Wear On Paint And Tin; Chains And Sprockets Appear Good.
Case IH 1054 Cornhead-1995 Model; 36" Spacings; Frame In Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; Auger Appears in Good Shape; Snoots And Bonnets Good Shape; Chains And Sprockets Appear Good; Corn And Ear Savers; Lights On Both Sides; Knives Appear Good; Paint Fair To Good. SN:151561
International 800 Planter-12 Row; 30" Spacings; Cyclo-Air; Frame In Good Shape; Hydraulic Fold; Markers; Paint Fair; Tires Fair; Boxes Appear Good; Hoses And Hydraulics Appear Good; Does Not Appear To Have Any Breaks Or Welds. SN:015308
Peck Auger-Swing Hopper; 8" Tubing; 71' Long; Auger In Good Shape; Undercarriage Good; Tires Fair To Good; Swing Hopper Auger Good Shape; Some Welds On Outside; Hoses Appear Good; Front Jack Stand; Overall A Good Peck Auger; SN:4948556
Case IH 1044 Cornhead-4 Row; 38" Spacings; 1987 Model; Frame In Fair To Good Shape; Snoots Good Shape; Bonnets Good Shape; Normal Wear And Tear Dents; Paint Fair To Good-Normal Fading; Knives Appear Good; Ear And Corn Savers; Chains And Sprockets Appear Good; SN:03045
Case IH 1054 Cornhead-5-Row; 36" Spacings; 1998 Model; Frame In Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; All Snoots In Good Shape; All Bonnets In Good Shape; One Weld On Right Side; Ear And Corn Savers Good Shape; Auger Appears in Good Shape; Chains And Sprockets Good; Dual Lights; Paint Good-Normal Wear And Some Minor Fading; Knives Appear Good; SN:0243895
Bobcat Asphalt Grinder-7' Total Length; 16" High Flow Surface Planer Length; Frame In Good Shape; Teeth Appear In Good Shape; Normal Wear And Tear; Worked Great Last Time Used; Hoses Appear Good; Adjustable Angle; Fits Most Makes And Models Of Bobcat.
Ariens Lawn Mower-Model #1944; Zero-Turn Model; 44" Mowing Deck; Kohler Engine; Frame In Good Shape; No Breaks; Exterior Good; Paint Good; Tires Good Shape Good Tread; Seat Good; Handles Appear Straight; Appears To Have No Breaks Or Welds Anywhere-Deck Has Some Normal Scratches And Wear; Knives Appear Good; Used Very Little; Always Stored In Shed; Starts And Runs Good; Overall A Nice Ariens Lawn Mower; HRS:514
Case IH 1083 Cornhead-1990 Model; Frame In Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; Auger Appears On Good Shape; Right Snoot And Bonnet Missing; Some Bonnets And Snoots Are Loose And Missing; Knives Appear Good; Not All Tin Is Present; Dual Lights; Remaining Snoots Are Good Shape; Bonnets Good Shape; Normal Wear; SN: 0071710
Case IH 1044 Cornhead-4 Row; 36" Spacings; 1986 Model; Frame in Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; Auger Appears In Good Shape; Right Hand Snoot Missing; Remaining Snoots In Good Shape; Bonnets In Good Shape; Knives Appear Good; Ear And Corn Savers; Chains And Sprockets In Good Shape; Feeder House Has Some Normal Wear And Dents; Overall A Good Straight 1044; SN:000836
Case IH 1054 Cornhead-1987 Model; 5 Row; 36" Spacings; Frame Good Shape; Auger In Good Shape; Floor In Good Shape; Right Poly Snoot; Missing One Middle Snoot; Right Snoot Has Damage; Other Snoots In Good Shape; Bonnets Appear In Good Shape; Corn And Ear Savers; Knives Appear Good; Chains And Sprockets Appear Good; SN:003008
Case IH 1083 Cornhead-1990 Model; 8-Row; 30" Spacings; Frame In Good Shape; Floor Appears in Good Shape; Auger In Good Shape; Missing Left Snoot And Bonnet; Some Poly Snoots-Good Shape; Rest Of Snoot Fair To Good; Bonnets Appear in Good Shape; Feeder House Has Some Dents; Knives Appear Good; Some Sprockets May Need Replaced; Tinwork Fair;SN:0072035
John Deere 4630 Tractor-1973 Model; 3PT Quick Hitch; Dual Hydraulics; Paint Fair-Faded And Normal Wear; Front Weights; Synchro Transmission; Rear 20.8-38 Tires- Good-Approx 50-60%; Rear Clamp On Duals-25%; Transmission Hard Shift; Newer Brown Vinyl Seat; AC And Blower Motor Not Currently Working; Some Oil Leaks; Interior Is Fair; Tractor Starts And Drives Good. SN:3062; HRS:1302 Shows; Location: Clarkson, Nebraska; Owner: Platte Valley Equipment- 402.892.3444
Farmall 1066 Tractor-1973; 16/8 Speed Transmission; 3PT; IH 6-Cylinder Diesel Engine; Dual Hydraulics; 540/1000 PTO; With Westendorf Loader; Exterior In Fair To Good Shape; Some Liquid Leaks; Interior Fair-Seat Torn-No Upholstery; Rear 18.4-38 Tires-Good Shape; Front Tires Fair-Mismatch; Loader In Good Shape-Some Welds; 7' Bucket Good-Small Hole; Starts And Run Good; Overall A Good 1066 Tractor With Loader; SN:024851; HRS:8010; Location: Clarkson, Nebraska; Owner: Platte Valley Equipment- 402.892.3444
John Deere 4840 Tractor-1978 Model; 8-Speed Power-Shift Transmission; Triple Hydraulics; Rear Quick Hitch; 15 Front Weights; Rear 18.4-42 Michelin Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; Goodyear Duals-Good Tread-Fair Shape-Some Cracks; Rear Inside Tire Weights; Exterior In Fair To Good Shape-Normal Wear; Paint Faded; Interior Good-Clean; Tractor Starts And Runs Good; Overall A Good 4840 Tractor. SN:002514; HRS:10381; Location: Clarkson, Nebraska; Owner: Platte Valley Equipment- 402.892.3444
Case IH RBX-562 Baler-One-Owner; 2003 Model; Approx 5,000 Bales; Twine-Tie; Fingers-Good Shape; Belts Fair To Good Shape-1 Belt Will Need Repaired; Tires-Good Shape-Good Rubber; Paint Is Fair-Some Fading-Some Rust Marks; Appears All Chains And Sprockets Are Good; Owner- Ronald Nealeigh- 308.334.5632; Location; Trenton, Nebraska
Ford 901 Tractor-Select-O-Speed; 3PT; Round Fender; NF; Frame In Good Shape; Tires Fair To Good Shape; Paint Fair; 3PT; Direct Gears; Some Work Fine; Some Kick Out; Engine Heater; Used On Small Farm; Starts And Runs Good. Owner-Dan Humlicek- 402.276.0749; Location: Linwood, Nebraska
John Deere 400 Rotary Hoe-40' Long; 11' Wings; 5″×7″ Tube; 21.8' Middle Section; Wing Stops; Orthman 3PT Front Hookup; Double Hydraulic Fold; Dual Front Jack Stands; Frame In Good Shape; Hoses In Good Shape; 8-Discs Missing; Location-Albion, Nebraska; Owner- Jim Meisenburg- 402.741.1387
Rowse Heavy Duty Bale Spear-4-Spear System; 3PT Hookup; 13' Wide; 56" Forks; 4″×6″ Framing; Spears In Good Shape; Appears To Have No Breaks Or Repairs; Paint Good-Some Normal Scratches Some Minor Rust; Overall A Nice Bale Spear; Location-Albion, Nebraska; Owner- Jim Meisenburg- 402.741.1387
International 490 Disk-24' Long; Frame In Good Shape; Appears To Have No Breaks Or Welds; Rear Blades Measure Approx 18.5"; Front Blades Measure Approx. 17.5"; 7" Spacings; Tires Fair-Some Cracking; Heavy Duty And Good Looking Disc; Location: David City, NE Owner- Bill Juranek- 402.641.7835
Chevy Fuel Truck-C-6500; 5-Speed High/Low Manual Transmission; 396 Long Block With Less Than 10,000 Miles; Bench Seat; AM/FM Radio; Heater; Roll Up Window; Rear 5.5 HP Briggs And Stratton Motor; 2" Banjo Pump; 10R22.5 Rear And Front Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; 1600 Tank; Rear Hitch; Rear Fenders; 25' Hose-High Flow Nozzle; Interior Clean; Used On Local Farm For Years; Starts And Runs Good; Location-Albion, Nebraska; Owner- Jim Meisenburg- 402.741.1387
John Deere 400 Rotary Hoe-15' Long; Frame Good; Blades Good; Springs Appear Good; 3PT Front Hookup; Used Very Little Paint Good: Overall A Nice 400 Rotary Hoe. Location: David City, NE Owner- Bill Juranek- 402.641.7835
Big Ripper Chisel Plow-9-Chisel Ripper; Heavy Duty Ripper Plows; 3PT Front Hookup; Frame In Good Shape; Chisels In Good Shape; Paint Fair; Tires Fair To Good Shape; Used On Local Field; Worked Good; Hasn't Used In 2 Years; Springs Good; Heavy Duty Bar; Location: David City, NE Owner- Bill Juranek- 402.641.7835
Hesston 5580 Baler-Round Bales; 1984 Model; Frame In Good Shape; Paint In Good Shape; 11l-15 Tires-Good Shape-Good Tread; Belts Appear In Good Shape; Appears To Have No Cracks Or Welds; Machine Always Sits Inside; Worked Great Last Season; Overall A Good 5580 Baler.SN:4911; Owner-Brian Sydow- 308.340.0384; Location-Stratton, Nebraska
Kelly Ryan Feed Wagon-Exterior In Fair To Good Shape-Normal Wear And Tear-Some Welds; Interior Good; Floor Good Shape-No Major Rust; Appears All Chains And Sprockets Good; Tires Fair; No Major Breaks; Normal Surface Rust; Overall A Fair To Good Feed Wagon. Owner- Ronald Nealeigh- 308.334.5632; Location: Trenton, Nebraska
16 Cement Feed Bunks-Set Of 12 Cement Feed Bunks That Are 8' Long; Set Of 4 Cement Feed Bunks That Are 8' Long; 3 Bunks Have Chipped Corners; Other Are In Good Shape With Normal Wear And Minor Chips; Haven't Used In A While; Overall A Nice Group Of Cement Feed Bunks; Owner-Scott Grafel- 308.278.2767; Location: Culbertson, Nebraska
John Deere 4-Bottom Plow-810-16; Paint Fair; Tire Fair To Good; No Cracks Or Welds; Shovels Appear Good; No Breaks; Owner-Scott Grafel- 308.278.2767; Location: Culbertson, Nebraska
John Deere Chopper-Off A 7720; Like New Condition; Always Stored In Barn; Knives Good Shape; Paint Good; Cover Good; Rolls Smoothly; Guides Good; Belts Look Good; Very Good Chopper; Owner-Brian Sydow-308.340.0384; Location: Stratton, Nebraska
Drying Floor-18'; Interlocking; Comes With Supports And Flashing; Used Lightly; No Breaks; No Welds; No Bends; Approx 147 Supports; 36 Pieces Of Flashing 20" Newer Style Floor; Owner-Dan Humlicek- 402.276.0749; Location: Linwood, Nebraska
Fiberglass Elevator Leg Casings-30' Tall; Good Fiberglass Sections; Appears To Have No Breaks, No Repairs; All Sections Appear Good; Additional 5' Pie And (2)-30" Pieces; No Cracks-Some Tar Residuee; Good Leg Casings. Owner-Dan Humlicek- 402.276.0749; Location: Linwood, Nebraska
Shiver Drying Systems-Out Of 18' Bin; Stored Inside; Flighting Appears Good; Augers Appears; Covers Appear Good; Seller Was Going To Put Back In A Bin. Good Drying System. Owner-Dan Humlicek- 402.276.0749; Location: Linwood, Nebraska


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Mary Willie Wellons1,2
Female, #3323, (Aug 1846 - 26 Jun 1923)
|William Shelley Wellons2 (29 Jan 1794 - 21 Feb 1852)
|Elizabeth Rowell3 (6 Apr 1816 - 5 Apr 1905)
|Name Variation
|She was also known as Mollie.4
|Aug 1846
|Mary was born at Georgia in Aug 1846.
|1850 Census
|1 Jun 1850
|Mary listed as a household member living with William Shelley Wellons on the 1850 Census on 1 Jun 1850 at Crawford Co., Georgia.
|Death of Father
|21 Feb 1852
|Her father William Shelley Wellons died on 21 Feb 1852 at Crawford Co., Georgia.2
|circa 1867
|She married Griffin Hogan Culpepper at Georgia circa 1867.
|Married Name
|circa 1867
|As of circa 1867, her married name was Culpepper.
|1870 Census
|1 Jun 1870
|Mary listed as a household member living with Griffin Hogan Culpepper on the 1870 Census at Pulaski Co., Georgia.4
|Birth of Son
|Jun 1871
|Her son Walter Shelley Culpepper was born in Jun 1871 at Texas.
|Birth of Son
|Mar 1873
|Her son Edwin L. Culpepper was born in Mar 1873 at Texas.
|Birth of Son
|13 Dec 1875
|Her son Albert Elmer Culpepper was born on 13 Dec 1875 at Texas.5
|1880 Census
|1 Jun 1880
|Mary was listed as Griffin Hogan Culpepper's wife on the 1880 Census at Wood Co., Texas.6
|Birth of Son
|12 Sep 1889
|Her son Fred Carroll Culpepper was born on 12 Sep 1889 at Wood Co., Texas.7
|Death of Spouse
|16 Oct 1894
|Her husband Griffin Hogan Culpepper died on 16 Oct 1894 at Cass Co., Texas.8
|1900 Census
|1 Jun 1900
|Mary was listed as a mother in Walter Shelley Culpepper's household on the 1900 Census at Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.9
|Death of Mother
|5 Apr 1905
|Her mother Elizabeth Rowell died on 5 Apr 1905 at Perry, Houston Co., Georgia.2
|1910 Census*
|15 Apr 1910
|Mary was listed as a mother in Walter Shelley Culpepper's household on the 1910 Census at Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.10
|1920 Census*
|Mary was listed as a mother in Walter Shelley Culpepper's household on the 1920 Census at Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.11
|26 Jun 1923
|She died at Selma, Grant Parish, Louisiana, on 26 Jun 1923 at age 76.12
|say 28 Jun 1923
|Her body was interred say 28 Jun 1923 at Monroe City Cemetery, Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.12
|Griffin Hogan Culpepper (5 Mar 1842 - 16 Oct 1894)
|circa 1867
|She married Griffin Hogan Culpepper at Georgia circa 1867.
|Last Edited
|30 Mar 2010
- Louisiana Secretary of State Confederate Pension Applications Index Database
Applicant: Mary W. (WELLONS) Culpepper, Ouachita Parish
Soldier: Griffin H. Culpepper, Georgia, Infantry, 11th Regiment, Co. B.
- E-mail written Mar & Jul 2010 to Warren L. Culpepper from Shelley Cummings (2gt-gd/o #61334), e-mail address.
- 1850 Federal Census, United States.
Division 20, Crawford, Georgia; Roll M432_67; Page: 397A; Image: 38.
- 1870 Federal Census, United States.
Page 386A, Family 2, Hawkinsville, Pulaski Co., GA
Griffin H. Culpepper, 28, M, Planter, $500/$300, GA
Mollie W. Culpepper, 23, F, Wife, GA
Andrew J. Culpepper, 23, M, GA
Eulia G. Culpepper, 1, F, GA.
- E-mail written 2005-2006 to Culpepper Connections from William Lee Carbrey Jr., e-mail address.
- 1880 Federal Census, United States.
ED 125, Sheet 33-34, Pg 297 A-B, Pct 2, Wood Co., TX
Griffin H. Culpepper, M, 40, Head, M, GA GA GA, Farmer (ID: 3286)
Mary W. Culpepper, F, 35, Wife, M, GA NC GA
Eulalia G. Culpepper, F, 12, Dau, S, GA GA GA
Walter S. Culpepper, M, 9, Son, S, TX GA GA
Edwin L. Culpepper, M, 7, Son, S, TX GA GA
Albert E. Culpepper, M, 5, Son, S, TX GA GA
Annie E. Culpepper, F, 2, Dau, S, TX GA GA
Alberta Culpepper, F, 5/12 (Jan), S, TX GA GA.
- U.S. Social Security Administration, compiler, Social Security Death Index (SSDI), Online database at Ancestry.com.
Fred Culpepper, 12 Sep 1889 - Jul 1976, Monroe, Ouachita Parish, LA; SSN 433-50-2845 issued in LA in 1952
(Why it is safe to publish Social Security information for deceased people: http://gen.culpepper.com/about/socialsecurity.htm).
- E-mail written 2005-2006 to Culpepper Connections from William Lee Carbrey Jr., e-mail address.
from tombstone.
- ED 90, sheet 12, also in this household: Gertrude Daughtry (Apr 1891) and Conley Daughtry (Nov 1893), both children of Eula Culpepper Daughtry.
- ED 104, family 17, also in the household Gertrude Daughtry, daughter of Eula.
- ED 93, sheet 7, line 82.
- E-mail written Oct 2007 to Lew Griffin from Katharine Ventimiglia, e-mail address.

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Jeffersontown (Ky.) defensive back K.J. McElvaney is looking at three schools right now, but he is favoring one of those programs.
"New Mexico Military Institute is about to offer me soon, probably when I go to visit this weekend," said McElvaney. "I'll probably commit there on signing day. Southern Illinois and Tennessee-Martin are showing me a little love too," McElvaney continued.
McElvaney still may visit the latter two schools, but he feels good about the way the NMMI has been attentive.
"I'm waiting on Southern Illinois and Tennessee-Martin to call me back (to set up visits). But I like that JUCO. They are loving me. I'm excited about the visit and the playing time," he said.
McElvaney is excited about the competition he could face there too.
"I'm very excited because I feel like I can compete for playing time my first year. I'm looking for high competition," he said. "Also, they are telling me I'll be playing early a lot because of my size and potential to make plays."
The 6-foot-2 senior is just glad to be putting his name on the dotted line of a Letter of Intent.
"I feel blessed and glad to have the opportunity to go play college football," he finished.


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VM ZINC's range includes solid zinc roofing, cladding, facade and zinc rainscreen systems in a variety of colours, to meet the most complex design requirements. It also supplies a range of rainwater goods as well as decorative roofing items such as weather vanes and finials which can be made to individual specification.
Due to the use of unique manufacturing techniques, products can be supplied with a pre-weathered appearance which provides a self-protecting patina and continues to age in the normal manner. Being a natural product, it provides a 'living skin' which requires very little maintenance. Zinc is 100% recyclable and in Western Europe, more than 90% of zinc used in construction is currently being recycled.
VM Zincs service is based on the maintenance of detailed technical support to architects, main contractors and roofers throughout their projects, to ensure that products' life cycle routinely exceeds 40 years.
Zinc Roofing Systems
Zinc standing seam roofing solutions can accommodate straight and curved designs of significant complexity, thus providing great scope for design creativity. VM Zinc Standing seam is suitable for roofs with a pitch above 3 degree, and available in standard widths of 530 mm, though non-standard widths can also be produced between 60 and 600 mm. VM ZINC PLUS is a standing seam system for warm roofs which can be installed on mineral wool or PIR insulation without ventilating the underside.
Zinc Cladding, Facade & Rainscreen Systems
Standing seam, flat lock, overlapping and interlocking zinc cladding systems are available for both vertical and horizontal application in a wide variety of colours, VM Zinc's interlocking panel facade systems having been the first in the UK to achieve BRE certification (BRE137/07). Self-supporting, sine wave profiles and an overlapping panel system are also available. Such facade solutions provide a visually distinctive character and neat, contemporary appearance.
Pluline Zinc Rainwater Goods
A comprehensive range of PLULINE zinc rainwater goods, designed for houses and conservatories, is available in pre-weathered QUARTZ-ZINC and ANTHRA-ZINC. Delivered in kit form, it uses concealed brackets, stop ends, corners, running outlets, zinc downpipes and self-locking pipe brackets. PLULINE is available in half round, box and OG profiles.
Heritage Refurbishment and Restoration
Zinc is a lightweight and safe alternative to lead and ages in a similar manner. As a result, VM Zinc is routinely involved in specifications for roofing restoration projects throughout Europe. In the UK it has supplied material for a number of listed properties.
Zinc and Copper Details
Deco'Toit is a range of decorative items such as finials and weathervanes of varying design, made in zinc and copper. It also extends to details such as dormers, balustrades and bulls eye windows. Our extensive range of zinc cladding, roofing and facade systems reflects our wealth of technical and practical experience, enabling us to supply systems for diverse climates and to meet different standards worldwide.
These files are provided by the manufacturer. While Building Products Index takes every care to ensure the information is correct and up to date, we cannot be held liable for any out of date or incorrect information in them. Please check with the supplier before specifying or purchasing products.
1. VMZINC Standing Seam Roofing 2014
Non-ventilated and ventilated roof systems
Published [24/07/14]File size [4852 KB]
10. VMZINC catalogue 2010
VM solid pure zinc facade wall cladding panels roofing sheets Standing Seam roofs
Published [21/06/10]File size [9445 KB]
2. VMZINC Rainwater Systems 2014
Comprehensive gutter and downpipe systems in zinc
Published [24/07/14]File size [2469 KB]
3. VMZINC Interlocking Panels
Zinc facade wall cladding
Published [29/05/12]File size [3161 KB]
4. VMZINC Ornaments 2012
VM Zinc Finials, Weathervanes, Bulls eye, dormer windows,Double roofcaps, galleries, canopies, scallops, Down Pipes, bends, overflows, gargoyles, Rainwater Goods, Gutters
Published [29/04/13]File size [6312 KB]
5. VMZINC 200 Overlapping Panel Facade
ventilated cladding system on metal or timber structure
Published [29/04/13]File size [432 KB]
6. VMZINC Standing Seam Cladding
Roof system for ventilated or non-ventilated build-ups
Published [29/04/13]File size [467 KB]
7. VMZINC Pre-Weathered Zinc
preweathered VM zinc facade wall cladding roofing sheets
Published [29/05/12]File size [252 KB]
8. VM ZINC Sustainable Building
Published [29/05/12]File size [6916 KB]
9. VMZINC Overlapping Panels
VM solid pure zinc facade linear wall cladding panels sheets shiplap
Published [29/05/12]File size [1228 KB]
Archizinc Trophy Brochure
VM solid pure zinc facade wall cladding panels roofing sheets Standing Seam roofs projects case studies
Published [21/10/10]File size [13032 KB]
Azengar Illuminating Zinc Sheet
Published [24/07/14]File size [387 KB]
Focus on Zinc
VM solid pure zinc facade wall cladding panels roofing sheets Standing Seam roofs
Published [21/06/10]File size [4228 KB]
Roofing Ornaments
VM Zinc Finials, Weathervanes, Bulls eye, dormer windows,Double roofcaps, galleries, canopies, scallops, Down Pipes, bends, overflows, gargoyles, Rainwater Goods, Gutters
Published [20/01/09]File size [1888 KB]
Sine Wave Profile 1876
Profiled Zinc Cladding
Published [29/05/12]File size [715 KB]
Sine Wave Profile 25115 Cladding
VM solid pure zinc facade wall panels profiled claddings sheets
Published [20/01/09]File size [666 KB]
Sine Wave profile 43180 Cladding
VM solid pure zinc facade wall panels profiled claddings sheets
Published [20/01/09]File size [505 KB]
VMZinc Composite panels
Composite zinc panels for ventilated cladding and curtain walls
Published [24/07/14]File size [5163 KB]
VMZINC Facades
rainscreen facade systems
Published [24/07/14]File size [5145 KB]
VMZINC General Tech Recommendations 2014
zinc cladding, zinc roofing
Published [24/07/14]File size [4518 KB]
Zinc and Copper Finials
weathercocks, weathervanes and roof finials
Published [20/01/09]File size [661 KB]
VMZINC at 'The Peak' of performance
The £27m indoor sports complex at Stirling Sports Village, The Peak, is adjacent to Forthbank football stadium, the home of Stirling Albion, and the new Stirling County Cricket Club. Designed by S&P Architects, it features interlocking panels in pre-weathered ANTHRA-ZINC® and QUARTZ-ZINC from VMZINC. The dark charcoal colour complements the extensive areas of glazing while contrasting with the lighter grey of composite panels. The building has a 25 metre competition pool, a children's fun pool complete with moveable floor, a curling-focused ice rink, nine-court multi-sports hall, fitness gym, three studios and a climbing wall. External facilities also include synthetic pitches for football and hockey.
The VMZ Interlocking panel façade system can be installed horizontally or vertically on a metal or a wooden framework fixed to the supporting structure. The panels have an elegant appearance with a reveal joint and as a rain screen have a ventilated air space with provision made for drainage from within the exterior envelope.
The project design was developed to create a visually open architectural screen facing the public, to act as a foil to the simple, large sealed boxes containing the ice and games halls – a contemporary take on the approach of AWS Cross, the architect of many fine Victorian buildings. Each of the primary sports spaces has been designed to create a series of varying-heights, with the cloak-like roof draped over them
VMZINC perforated composite panels at Stonehenge Visitor Centre
VMZINC perforated composite panels at Stonehenge Visitor Centre
The immediate visual aesthetic of the £27m Stonehenge Visitor Centre, designed by Denton Corker Marshall Architects, stems from its glass and timber facades and 211 canted steel supports. At closer quarters, however, the canopy takes the eye, 3600m² of VMZINC Composite panels in QUARTZ-ZINC® having been used for the underside soffit.


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Kids will learn all about how money works in our new financial literacy exhibit! Featuring a drive-in window, ATM machine, and interactive games make learning about earning, spending, saving, and giving money fun.
Sponsored by a grant award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the University of Iowa Community Credit Union, and the Community Foundation of Johnson County (CFJC), the CFJC Coralville Fund and Wells Fargo.
Exhibit Overview The exhibit will provide museum guests with important hands-on learning opportunities focused on financial literacy. Children can role-play as the bank teller, manager, loan officer or customer as they explore activities that highlight earning, saving, spending and philanthropy. Exhibit teaches basic math and problem-solving skills and helps kids become money smart.
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Fun Finance Stations: Wall-Mounted stations offer interactive games and challenges where children can practice identifying currency and learn important lessons about managing personal finances.
Target Audience: Educational activities are designed for children ages 3 - 8.
A special thank you to our generous donors: Institute of Museum and Library Services, University of Iowa Community Credit Union, Community Foundation of Johnson County (CFJC), CFJC Coralville Fund, Wells Fargo
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Crystal Lake, IL – Knaack LLC announces improvements to the design of its roof-mounted ladder rack equipment used on commercial vans and minivans. The new design features enhance the unit's durability while making it safer and easier for one person to load, transport, and unload ladders, as well as other oversized items carried on the roof racks. The design modifications pertain to the WEATHER GUARD® Quick Clamp Ladder Rack and the Nissan NV Ladder Rack units.
Improvements to the Quick Clamp Ladder Rack include modifications to the mounting plates and the front rails to protect ladders when loading and unloading; beefing-up the clamp mechanism for added strength and longer life; and improved engineering of the gas springs with a tougher exterior case to withstand wear, and internal brass bushings that prevent strip-out. The improved models are now available for both full-size vans and minivans. Key attributes of the Quick Clamp Ladder Rack include:
The design modifications to the Nissan NV Ladder Rack pertain to the EZ-GLIDE® System in order to improve weight distribution that meets current Nissan requirements. The EZ-GLIDE® System allows for one-person loading and unloading of ladders with the use of an ergonomic drive arm. A hydraulic cylinder provides a smooth, quiet, and effortless descent and a zero-impact drop that reduces noise and equipment wear. The improved models are now available for both standard height vans and high-roof vans. A video demonstration of this mechanism and other Nissan NV storage options can be viewed at: http://www.weatherguard.com/van_storage_equipment/van_nissan_solution.php
Given the significance of these design and performance improvements, part numbers have changed as follows:
Quick Clamp Ladder Racks
Old # New #
Single Quick Clamp Rack Mini 223-3 223-3-01
Dual Quick Clamp Rack Mini 224-3 224-3-01
Accessory Cross Member 233-3 233-3-01
Single Quick Clamp Rack 234-3 234-3-01
Dual Quick Clamp Rack 236-3 236-3-01
Quick Clamp Ladder Rack Replacement Parts
Old # New #
Gas spring 856 856-01
Passenger side handle 7577-3 7577-3-01
Driver side handle 7578-3 7578-3-01
Passenger side rail 7830-3 7830-3-01
Driver side rail 7831-3 7831-3-01
Driver side rear rail 7833-3 7833-3-01
Passenger side rear rail 7835-3 7835-3-01
Nissan NV Ladder Rack
Old # New #
EZ-GLIDE® System (standard) 261-3-01 261-3-02
EZ-GLIDE® System (high-roof) 262-3-01 262-3-02
Adaptor Kit 32-8944 2507
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Adding and subtracting rational expressions is similar to adding fractions. When adding and subtracting rational expressions, we find a common denominator and then add the numerators. To find a common denominator, factor each first. This strategy is especially important when the denominators are trinomials.
You guys are going to be working on solving radical equations. What that means is that you're going to have a square root and an equal sign. So I'm just going to tell you just one sentence that's going to help you know how to do these.
What you need to do is isolate the square root sign and then square both sides of the equals. If you can remember that, and if that makes sense in your head, you'll be able to do these really well. Let me tell you one more time. What you need to do is undo or isolate anything that's, you're going to isolate the square root by undoing anything that was happening to it like if it was being multiplied by something or divided by something, or adding subtracting whatever. Isolate the square root sign and then square both sides of the equals. From there you solve for x. It sounds pretty easy, you'll see your teacher is going to throw us some tricks at you. You can do it. Just make sure you're being really careful with isolating the square root before you square both sides of the equation.


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The McDonald's Corporation states that it will continue to do business with a meat supplier that was recently shut down by Chinese authorities, for selling expired, moldy and tainted meat. In Mid July, Chinese based Shanghai Dragon TV aired an undercover investigation of Shanghai Husi Foods, an American owned meat processing facility. […]Read more ›


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This two day course is designed to assist those on site who have responsibility for managing all forms of temporary works. It is also designed to give confidence to senior management and those who engage with contractors, to reach an assessed standard of knowledge. The course has the support of a number of organisations: Temporary Works Forum, CECA, UKCG, HSE and FMB. The support of these organisations offers transferability of the course within industry. Cskills Awards would like to extend its thanks to John Carpenter (Secretary of Temporary Works Forum) for assisting with course content.
The course gives emphasis throughout tot he importance of communication, co-ordination, co-operation and competency (the '4Cs'), risk management, safety and business relations.
The course allows the Temporary Works Co-ordinator (TWC) to:
Temporary works are usually safety and business-critical and require careful co-ordination. An accepted way of achieving this is through the adoption of the management process outlined in BS5975 which introduces the Temporary Works Co-ordinator as a key figure. This course explains the role and the overall management context within which it sits. High risk can occur on small as well as larger sites hence understanding the essentials of good safety risk management, as outlined in BS5975, is relevant for projects of all sizes.
This course is not a temporary works awareness course. It is only concerned with the process of co-ordination of temporary works, commonly expressed through the role of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator. Attendance does not infer competency as a Temporary Works Co-ordinator; this comes from a mixture of education, training and experience and should be judged by an appropriate senior individual, usually referred to as the Designated Individual (DI). Training is considered an essential element of Temporary Works Co-ordinator competence.
The course gives emphasis, throughout, to: • the importance of communication, co-ordination, co-operation and competency. The '4Cs'. • Risk management: safety and also business related
Allowing the Temporary Works Co-ordinator (TWC) to: • Understand the need for and duties of a TWC • Understand the role of others • Have a detailed knowledge and understanding of BS5975 in respect of this role.
This course is not a temporary works awareness course. It is only concerned with the process of co-ordination of temporary works, commonly expressed through the role of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator. Attendance does not confer competency as a Temporary Works Co-ordinator.
The method of assessment will be by multiple-choice questions at the end of the course as well as being expected to be interactive during the course.
The maximum number of delegates per course will be 20.
Delegates are required to attend both sessions, since without full attendance and achievement in the examination the Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course cannot be made.
Delegates must attend the days in order and, where not on consecutive days, must complete the course within two weeks. Delegates unable to attend both days due to extenuating circumstances (e.g. certificated sickness) will need to enrol onto a new course in order to maintain continuity of learning outcomes and attend both days again.
It is expected that experienced and competent Temporary Works Co-ordinators will attend this course. Competence comes from a mixture of education, training and experience and should be judged by an appropriate senior individual, usually referred to as the Designated Individual (DI). Training is considered an essential element of Temporary Works Co-ordinator competence.
This course, including its group work and exercises, is constructed around BS5975:2008 +A1:2011. For Open Courses Delegates should bring a copy with them in order not to be significantly disadvantaged. For in-house courses it is expected that the Tutor will tailor the course around the organisation procedures, providing they are comprehensive and follow the philosophy of BS5975. In these cases delegates will need a copy of their own procedures. In the absence of adequate procedures delegates will need a copy of the BS itself.
Although the following is not mandatory, delegates may find the following useful
• BS EN12811-1:2003 Temporary works equipment. Scaffolds. Performance requirements and general design
• BS EN12812:2008. Falsework ‐performance requirements and general design
• BS EN12813:2004. Temporary works equipment. Load bearing towers of prefabricated components. Particular methods of structural design
• NASC TG20.08 plus supplement 1
• BS7121 suite of standards
• Bragg, S.L., Interim report of the advisory committee on falsework. 1974 HMSO and the final report issued in 1975.
• Construction (Design & Management) Regulations 2007 and CDM Approved Code of Practice (ACoP) L144 HSE Books or download
• Safe erection, use and dismantling of falsework
• http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/cis56.pdf
• Concrete Centre
• A Guide to the Safe Use of Formwork and Falsework
• CSG005 Concrete Society
• ICE manual of health and safety in construction. Thomas Telford 2010
• Temporary Works: Principles of Design and Construction. Thomas Telford 2010
• Retention of Masonry Facades – best practice guide C579, CIRIA, 2003
• Formwork – a guide to good practice, 3rd Edition CS030, The Concrete Society, 2012
• Competency of the TWC (TWf advice note) at www.twforum.org.uk
Training providers may make minor adjustments to the programme to meet delegate needs so long as the aims and objectives of the course are met.
Tutors will develop detailed notes, case studies and exercises from the outline syllabus, suitably indexed and presented for the delegate to take away on completion. It is essential that the underlying theme of proportionate risk management, from a safety and business critical perspective is present throughout the Module.
Notes should expand on, and explain the background and in particular the role of the TWS as set out in BS5975 as well as giving explanation to other aspects of the Module. Tutors may assume that delegates will bring their own copies of BS5975.
Notes will form a delegate pack to be issued on the day. These will be updated by the Tutor as required to ensure they are contemporary.
The notes will be supplemented by hand-outs for exercises and the like.
Cskills Awards have a licence with BSI which enables training providers to reproduce up to 20 copies (per provider) of sections 6 – 14 (only) of BS5975, for use in training material. These copies must be retained by the provider
Course Note Requirements
Distribution and format
Notes should be issued at the commencement of the course and be hard copy unless delegates have been notified prior to the course that electronic measures eg USB sticks will be handed out instead. Tutors should be aware that the latter option will require all delegates to have tablets or laptops in order not to be disadvantaged.
Course Note content
This will not be satisfied by:
i. Copies of slides (slides should follow good practice and contain minimal textual information)
ii. Sole Inclusion of company procedures (which just say what must be done, without any background, and will not cover all the course) relevant though both may be.
The notes are expected to cover the entire course subject matter. For example:
i. The historical background,
ii. the key Bragg recommendations,
iii. risk management philosophy ,
iv. examples of failure,
v. the '3Ps', '4Cs', ERIC,
vi. contract and statute and their impact on the TWC
All the above need explanatory notes to 'tell a story' (and none are contained sufficiently, or at all, within BS5975)
vii. The individual duties of the TWC require example and explanation (some require particular prominence eg design briefs, as does the appointment and roles of others. How the role fits into typical contractual scenarios.
viii. Case studies also require written provision,
ix. sample forms, examples of completed forms etc.
x. delegate exercises
xi. References, further reading
This is not an exhaustive listing.
If the course is 'in-house' it is expected that the Tutor inserts company procedural examples and requirements into the notes, or alternative method, as agreed with the Client.
Interaction with delegates
It is expected that the course will involve a significant number of exercises and discussions. The former should be outlined in the notes. Examples should be spread across the construction field as far as reasonable, specifically buildings and civil works, including above and below ground temporary works situations.
The risk management thread
This is a risk management course.
It happens to concentrate on the role of the TWC in managing the co-ordination of temporary works to ensure failure is averted. However, although failure, from a safety perspective, is the prime aim (and the original concept of the TWC), avoiding failure from a business/commercial perspective follows closely behind in importance. The same processes can be used and both should be given emphasis.
Thus the basis of the risk management process is derived from safety legislation (hence ERIC) but can be used for any type of risk.
The course, and notes, should give emphasis to:
as being essential tools to the understanding of proportionate qualitative risk management where the majority of problems (but not all) lie with the first two 'Ps' People and Process.
References for Tutors
(these provide background information and advice for Tutors. Whether they are drawn to the attention of Delegates is for the Tutor to decide). They are written largely for permanent works but the principles apply to temporary works.
Practical application of risk management
Report: The Structural Engineer 15 July 2003 pp19-20
A simple approach to the management of risk on civil and structural engineering projects
Viewpoint The Structural Engineer 7 April 2010 p20
Guidance for Designers at http://www.cskills.org/uploads/CDM_Designers4web_07_tcm17-4643.pdf
2.0 Function of Module
A brief overview of temporary works and their function
Why temporary works is important:
- Safety Critical: legal requirements
- Business Critical
- Client, Contractors, Designers (permanent works and temporary works), CDM-Cs, APs, TWCs, TWSs, DI
- Contract and statute
What are temporary works - definition of temporary works (BS5975 or organisations TW procedure)
Important to stress range of reasons and that it is about managing risk in an integrated manner. Important also to stress the benefits of early consideration or temporary works in terms of savings in time and money
Describe in relation to temporary works and their relationships. Statute overrides contract. An opportunity to initiate discussion on practical issues, points of concern etc.
3.0 Background
- Bragg
- Standard solutions
- Condition
- Sourcing
Important to understand the background and how this is relevant today. Key Bragg conclusions.
E.g. BS12811 etc.
Examples of standard solutions; gaps in information provided; provenance.
4.0 Statutory aspects to temporary works
- Regulations: CDM (including Part iv), WAH, PUWER, LOLER
- Statutory aspects of
Stability (above and below ground)
Design (scaffold)
Important to know how 'temporary works' fits into these wider requirements. Corporate requirements.
As these are statutory they are separated out; Contractual and statutory responsibilities may differ.
5.0 Avoiding Failure
People, Process and Product (the 3Ps)
- Competence (corporate and individual)
- Clarity of responsibility
- Procurement
- Identifying site-wide issues and planning ahead
- Design and checks
- Installation
- Use
- Maintenance
- Dismantling
The '3Ps gives emphasis to the issues which maintain a safe place to work. Most failures occur due to a failing in People or Process
Importance of ensuring the right persons are involved, supplemented by supervision where there is a shortfall
Identifying interfaces
Importance of good practice: adequate time, good documentation, competent organisations
Key points e.g. design brief, stability (specifically lateral stability); need for a review as distinct from a check
6.0 Role of the TWC
(source:BS5975 or organisation's procedure if in-house course)
TWS interface and role
Written appointments; role of Principal/Main Contractor, DI
Syndicate exercises are particularly useful in this section to enhance the programme.
A key part of the Module. TWC duties can be presented as set out in the BS (chronologically) or grouped by subject/action type to give alternative presentation: See Section 9 below
TWC needs to understand when, or if , a TWS should be appointed, the appropriate procurement method, and how to specify the role of TWS.
7.0 Management
Basis of good management
Administration: benefit of good temporary works systems
The Register
As with Section 6 above, on an external course this would be based on generic guidance following BS5975 principles but for an in-house course for an organisation with a temporary works procedure which conforms to BS5975 then this section should be based on that procedure.
Communication, Co-operations, Co-ordination, Competency. Planning ahead.
Requirements and tips for easy compilation and use.
8.0 Key aspects of different temporary works types e.g.
- Excavations
- Falsework
- Formwork
- Earthwork
- Working Platforms and Haul Roads
- Cranes (Tower, Crawler & Mobile)
- Scaffolding
- Pressure Testing
- Site Establishment
- Demolition
This is a 'what to watch for' exercise.
A spread is required but tailored to suit cohort of delegates e.g. civil or building.
For each type of temporary works the complete process is considered in terms of identifying requirements, options for temporary works solutions, preparation of design briefs, designs and checks (including check categories), construction, inspection, use and dismantling of the temporary works
The role of the Temporary Works Co-ordinator is explained in the latest version of BS5975. This is as follows (Table taken from TW/11/27 'Competencies of the TWC', which in turn is taken from the British Standard.) The table is available on the Temporary Works forum website.
Ensure that a design check is carried out by someone who was not involved in the original design; this should include:
- Concept
- Structural adequacy
- Compliance with the brief (*2)
(*2) Also suggested by TWf) 'interdependency with all other components which form a part of the structural system'. It is important that someone is formally required to give an overview of the design (which may be carried out by more than one party) to ensure it is robust as an entity.
Subject 5 forms a large part of course content, the duties from the table in Section 9 (above) have been grouped together under logical headings as an alternative to chronological delivery. (Column 3 in reference to table above.)
Ensure that a design check is carried out by someone who was not involved in the original design, this should include:-
- Structual adequacy
- Compliance with the brief (*3)
(*3) Also (suggested by TWf) 'interdependency with all other components which form a part of the structural system'. It is important that someone is formally required to give an overview of the design (which may be carried out by more than one party) to ensure it is robust as an entity.
The examination paper is compulsory and consists of 25 multiple-choice questions selected by Cskills Awards. It forms the basis of assessment as to whether or not a delegate has successfully achieved a satisfactory level of understanding to be awarded the Temporary Works Co-ordinator Training Course (TWCTC) certificate. The examination is an open book examination. The examination lasts for 30 minutes and must be completed within this time. The examination pass mark is 72%.
Where a delegate has achieved 64%–68% in the examination, the delegate may re sit the multiple-choice examination by attending another course on the final day and subsequent arrangements will be at the delegate's own expense. The training provider must make the arrangements with the delegate and ensure that the same examination paper is not used twice. The delegate must re-sit the examination within 90 days of the last day previously attended. A charge may be made to the delegate; however, this fee is left entirely to the discretion of the training provider. The training provider may also have additional costs to be recovered from the delegate and this should be agreed in advance.
Should the delegate fail for a second time, that person will need to attend a full two-day course again.


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I've been shopping for a perfect summer handbag. Nothing made me want to pull the trigger until I saw the Hope Street Attie from Kate Spade. Love at first sight! (I actually got a little bliss rush buying it online.) Why do I love it?
Its kinda unique...
Its neutral ...
its the perfect size (I favor small handbags)
Its Kate Spade cool!
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My friend, Rachel, used to make this when she lived in Baltimore. She was kind enough to share the recipe with me. It is amazing, the kind of side dish you keep scooping onto your plate, even when full!
servings12 people
active time30 min
total time45 min
Ingredients1 cup quinoa to 2 cups water. Bring water to boil, add quinoa and cook about 12 minutes or until all water absorbed. Put aside. (You can add a tbs of margarine or a tbs of olive oil and some kosher salt to the water if you wish)
1 small/med eggplant diced
1 large onion, coarsely chopped
1 bag fresh baby spinach
2 large portobella mushrooms, sliced and cut in half
Masala (to taste) (recipe below)
Curry powder (1 tbs)
Pinch kosher salt
Olive oil
PreparationCook quinoa (red quinoa):
Saute onions in oil until translucent. Add eggplant, toss w/onions. Cover and cook about 5 mins. Add mushrooms, toss, cover and cook about 5 minutes. Add spinach. Let spinach sit on top of veggies, cover and cook until spinach wilted. Sprinkle in the curry powder, salt, and toss veggies. Add in masala to taste. (I used a HEAPING Tbsp). Cover and heat another
Masala: take equal parts of fresh ginger, fresh cilantro, fresh garlic, and fresh green hot peppers (any kind) and place into food processor and process finely. Add enough olive oil to keep moist, some kosher salt. Mix well, place in airtight container and keep refrigerated. Use as needed.
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recipe at a glance
type: Pasta/Noodle Dish, Stuffing/Dressing
main ingredients: Rice/Grain
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After feedback everyone preferred the more complex and this a little more expensive split trigger sidearm and a complete, ready to wear holster.
I have set the price at 140 and 150. I will also offer a discount for buying together. A trooping lighter version may be available at same price, but there will be more cleanup on the barrel as it will need to be foam filled and some always squirts out the seam.
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Apparently the buzz on the internet, the most trustworthy of news sources, is that "The League," a half hour comedy about a fantasy football league is sexist — worthy of a boycott, even, depending on the source. I think that's a bit extreme. For starters, if we're going to talk about women's rights and sexism and gender inequality let's kindly remember last year's election year and maybe we should be discussing these topics as they relate to our elected officials, and then deal with a TV show.
I'm a woman and I approve this article — because I wrote it. I'm here to tell you I watch "The League" and I don't care if it's sexist. I don't even consider it a guilty pleasure like those MTV train-wrecks they call reality shows. Most women I know don't care that the show is (allegedly) sexist and I'll give you my top reasons why. Right here, right now.
It Might Not Even Really Be Sexist
I'm not sure the show is inherently sexist. Sure there are lots of jokes about women and wives, but they also tend to get turned back around on the male characters. I'm not saying this show is a paragon of political correctness, I'm just not sure there's a consistent point of view that degrades women. Sure, female characters may not get equal representation, but Jenny (the only principal female cast member) is one of the most clever and capable characters on the show in both league play and everyday life.
It's Not Real
This show doesn't present itself as a a realistic reflection on our socio-political climate. In fact, the Mademan manual on fantasy football doesn't say a thing about pranks, smack talking, or vaginal hubris. I think we can rest assured that the show is not an accurate reflection of the common man's fantasy football experience.
It's Hilarious
I could stop there, but I won't. The show is really, truly funny. And it doesn't take itself too seriously. I have laughed until I cried on several occasions watching this show. When something is legitimately hilarious (without being hateful or too dark) you can get away with some pretty daring material. The people working on this show walk that line brilliantly.
There's No Call to Action
No one finishes an episode of this show and thinks, "Wow, we should really take the vote away from women." There's no propaganda advocating for a roll-back on women's rights or asserting that women are inherently worse at anything (or everything) than men are.
Equal Opportunity Comedy
Much like the far more controversial "South Park" everyone is a fair target, and that's what makes the show so incredibly funny. This program doesn't limit itself to jokes or digs at the expense of women. In my own experience, I've probably laughed more at the expense of Andre than any other character. If anything, this show is Andre-ist and since that's not a thing, I'm not too worried about it.
At this point, my best advice to you is to check out the show for yourself before you jump on a bandwagon either way. If you like it, great, and if not, well this is America so that's okay too.
About the author, Megan Xiao
Megan is a film fanatic. She loves to curl up with a bowl of Jiffy Pop and watch TMC or stream indy films on Hulu. She can go for a chick flic just as easily as an action-packed movie with Vince Vaughn. Currently, her fantasy husband is Ben Affleck and her favorite movie is "Argo," but that will likely change tomorrow.
Um, I certainly care that this show is sexist! Media that portrays women fulfilling negative gender stereotypes isn't good for society and not enough people question what they see on TV.
The fact that this article is on a website called "guy's girl" doesn't surprise me though. It seems like you're trying too hard to impress guys.
It really does women a disservice IMO when a few of them who claim to speak for all of them raise hell about something that is meaningless like this, it makes it seem like women are a bunch of wet blankets.
Unfortunately there are. Instead of finding humor in it, these select people seem to think its the end of society as we know it.
Are people actually complaining about a show that is so obviously not realistic?
@questionwhatyousee How does this show portray to "negative gender stereotypes"?
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To be honest, the show isn't even what has got me upset here. It's the title of your article that got my attention: Most women don't care that the league is sexist (on a website called guy's girl). To me, this is equivalent to the following: Most black people don't care that [tv show] is racist, on a website called white man's negroe. The only difference between sexism and racism is the groups that they target. Sexism is very real and prominent in our society and a lot of media is sexist whether you acknowledge it or not.
And though your "There's No Call to Action" section of this article may be right in that this show may not influence extreme attitudes, there are real consequences to sexism in the media such as the objectification of women and how it justifies violence against women. You may think these opinions are extreme.
I read in your bio that you're a film fanatic. An excellent movie that I've watched recently is one called Missrepresentation. It sheds light on some issues that you may not be aware of, and is a movie that more men and women should watch if we care about the well being of our sons and daughters. I highly, highly recommend watching it if you're curious about where I'm coming from, even if you 100% completely disagree with me! There's never a good excuse to deny food for thought.
@questionwhatyousee I've actually seen that documentary/movie and agree that it's fantastic as well as eye-opening. This article was originally written by a writer named Megan but myself (Blythe) serves as the Founder/Editor of GuysGirl. In the documentary, you may have noticed that only 16% of Editors and Writers in the US are women.
Only 16%.
So I'm very proud to say that as a woman, I am part of that 16% that hopefully can change the culture of the way women are represented, which is why I started GuysGirl. So you can possibly understand a bit of frustration when its said I only started this site to "impress guys" when in fact, I started this site to represent the 40+% of women who are diehard sports fans/movie geeks that are out there.
The term "GuysGirl" is to represent those women who are comfortable in their femininity but also like things typically thought of as "guys only". While I share Megan's view on The League, I also agree with you that we certainly have a long way to go in the representation of women against typical stereotypes that we hope to change with this site everyday. I hope this clears some things up and you continue to read and participate in interesting discussions on GuysGirl.
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In June 2009, the United Fresh Food Safety & Technology Council endorsed a plan to drive harmonization of GAP standards, to reduce audit fatigue and allow operations to focus their food safety resources on achieving food safety, rather than passing audits. This plan evolved into the Produce GAPs Harmonization Initiative, an all-industry effort including growers, shippers, produce buyers, government agencies, audit organizations and other stakeholders. The goal of the Initiative is "one audit by any credible third party, acceptable to all buyers". To achieve this goal, the Initiative has developed food safety Good Agricultural Practices standards and audit checklists for pre- and post-harvest operations, applicable to all fresh produce commodities, all sizes of on-farm operations and all regions in the U.S., and has made them available for use by any operation or audit organization at no cost.
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Sarah K. Lamb (b. 1971)
Pomegranates, 2010
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Beginning August 13th the New Britain Museum of American Art's Cheney Gallery will feature Sarah Lamb, the latest artist in the NEW/NOW series. Sarah Lamb is among a younger generation of American painters who carries on the tradition of representational realism. Eighteen of her recent still-lifes and landscapes will be included in her exhibition. Lamb's work will be on display through October 30, 2011. An opening reception is planned for Thursday, August 18, 5:30-7 p.m. with remarks by the artist at 6 p.m.
Sarah Lamb provides a convincing reassurance that the academic tradition in painting has a continuing vibrancy and relevance today. Her incredibly beautiful paintings are a fusion of classically realistic style with a bold compositional sense. Still-lifes by Lamb recall the tradition of the art of the 18th century French painter, Jean-Baptiste- Simeon Chardin. Her work reveals the beauty of familiar, everyday objects.
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As practitioners of law need to convey a sense of professional authority, so too must their legal letterhead be professional. Almost everything that is printed on it is of a serious legal matter so the design must also create the same feeling. Every lawyer needs to be taken seriously and a good legal letterhead is one way to accomplish that.
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Rick Sanchez on Cable News: 'It's an ugly, nasty, vitriolic business'
CNN exile Rick Sanchez is not a big fan of cable news.
"It's an ugly, nasty, vitriolic business," Sanchez, 53, says from his home in Atlanta. "Every day, it's a knife fight in an alley, and you don't walk away from a knife fight without a lot of blood on you."
That's why Sanchez, dropped by CNN last October, is about to dive into the less bloody (he hopes) talk-show game.
The Cuban-born newsman is in talks to host a syndicated show out of South Florida, to be shot in both English and Spanish, he confirms. Sanchez would have equity in the program, which will be taped with a studio audience at the Cardozo Hotel in South Beach. Target launch date: fall 2012.
Sanchez' long-time friend from Miami, Emilio Estefan, husband and producer of singer Gloria Estefan, will also be involved in the project. Not surprisingly, it will feature live music. The couple owns the Cardozo, among several other properties.
As co-host, Sanchez wants "a Hispanic-American female with national name recognition, possibly an actress," he says. "A Latina Kelly Ripa." 'Desperate Housewives'' Eva Longoria, perhaps? 'Modern Family's' Sofia Vergara? No comment, he says.
Sanchez has other irons in the fire. He's also talking to Spanish-language MegaTV, based in Miami, about creating programming. He met with the board three weeks ago. "They've got some pretty ambitious plans, and I'd love to be part of those plans," he says.
Beginning in the fall, Sanchez will do radio football commentary for Miami's Florida International


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Boston's Ministry of Supply, Showroom of the Future
By Amanda Leigh Curtis On August 17, 2012 · In Contests & Events
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Boston is having a fashion revolution. Do not adjust your computer screen, you read that correctly. Note that I did not say that Boston is having a fashion renaissance, but a true fashion/tech revolution (revolutions are kind of our MO). This fashion revolution kicked off Wednesday night as Ministry of Supply opened their sleek [...]
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I'm running late putting this one up, but here it is now!
I found this image of a seahorse from a 1920 magazine for teachers, about teaching art to children of various ages in school. I think the page it was on (which featured 3 fish and the seahorse) was meant as an educational coloring page for younger children. In any case, I thought he was delightful, and edited him into a digital stamp.
I hope you enjoy using him as much as I did making him!
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EAU CLAIRE - The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Trombone Ensemble recently performed at the 2004 International Trombone Festival in Ithaca, N.Y. The trombone ensemble was led by assistant professor of music Phillip Ostrander and assisted by guest conductor and performer Rodney Hudson, emeritus professor of music.
Student conductor and arranger Joe Harston, a senior from Oconomowoc, led a performance of his arrangement of "Nimrod" from Edward Elgar's "Enigma Variations," and junior Adam Boll, Fifield, performed a solo for his arrangement of Rossini's "The Barber of Seville." Composer Eric Ewazen was in the audience to hear the group perform his composition "Posaunenstadt."
During the remaining days of the festival, the UW-Eau Claire students had the opportunity to attend numerous concerts and clinics given by some of the world's finest tenor and bass trombonists, including Nitzan Haroz, principal trombonist of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Other members of the UW-Eau Claire Trombone Ensemble include seniors Sean Solberg, Minot, N.D.; Keith Hilson, Eau Claire; Patrick Bents, Eagan and Duluth, Minn.; Joshua Heyer, Green Bay; and James Yardley, Duluth, Minn.; juniors Kenyon Scheurman, River Falls; and Randy Pingrey, Baraboo; sophomores Corey Van Sickle, Pigeon Falls; Leslie Bergmann, Mazeppa, Minn.; and Henry Seroogy, De Pere; and freshman Matt Tiller, Osseo.
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