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combines the contact baseplate (injected with carbon), data highback, and force straps. very compfortable and very responsive. only con is that the toe straps dont work to well as toe caps. but other than that these are great solid bindings.
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The Color of War
Dominate the battlefield in style with Dust Tactics Premium Edition |
Dust Premium Miniatures | Published 15 April 2011 |
Welcome to the world of Dust Tactics, where a chance meeting with alien technology in the Antarctic has forever altered the course of history. Set in an alternate 1940s reality where this alien technology fuels gigantic machines of war, the forces of the Axis and Allies clash over rare mineral deposits that will inevitably decide the fate of the world…
With our recent announcement that Dust Tactics command squads are now available at your local retailer, the battle for technological dominance has reached a fevered pitch! But remember: while Dust Tactics offers some of the most finely crafted miniatures in the industry, Dust Tactics Premium Edition takes quality to whole new level. Every model is a stunning reproduction of Dust Studio's original, exceptional work. This means that each figure in the box has been painted to the same level of quality you'll find pictured on the unit cards, throughout the scenario guide, and in the rulebook.
Incoming Reinforcements
To coincide with the release of the The Boss and Kommandotrupp, we're pleased to offer the premium pre-painted versions of these versatile squads through Fantasy Flight Collector!
Featuring highly trained soldiers, the Axis Sturmgrenadiere Command Squad (also known as Kommandotrupp) and the the Allied Rangers Command Squad (also known as The Boss) bring a range of abilities to the fight. And with the masterfully painted premium editions, you'll be immersed in the explosive action.
But these eye-catching miniatures are only the most recent additions to an impressive and ever-expanding selection of premium units. Looking for heavier firepower? The multiple weapon configurations of the Allied Medium Assault Walker and the Axis Medium Panzer Walker have been separated into seven distinctly painted miniatures, ensuring an emphasis on the individual paint schemes and character of each unit and maximizing the aesthetic and thematic distinctiveness that fans of the premium edition expect.
The Medium Assault Walkers and Medium Panzer Walkers. Click to enlarge.
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With your forces gathered and ready for combat, you have only to embark on your mission. The premium edition of Operation "Cyclone" delivers supplemental rules for artillery, amphibious assaults, and much more! Also included are fantastically painted versions of Master Sergeant Rosie Donovan and the fearsome Axis officer Manfred Kreuzer.
Rosie Donovan is the brilliant engineer who designed the Allies' first combat walker, and her mechanical know-how makes her a constant asset on the battlefield. Her Tank Head repair skill lets her fix damaged tanks... but don't underestimate her destructive prowess. She has personally adapted her massive bazooka to take down enemy walkers with a single shot! For the Axis, Manfred Kreuzer is a defensive powerhouse. This hearty soldier boasts five health, meaning he's able to protect his men longer than any other hero. What's more, his Assault skill and unlimited Panzerfaust give him exceptional tactical flexibility. Both miniatures are beautifully painted and ready to lead their men into combat.
For the full range of amazing pre-painted miniatures, visit the Dust Tactics Premium Edition website. Then, start building your collection!
A special note: This Fantasy Flight Collector specialty product is produced in small batch quantities that, along with various other production factors and costs, mean we are unable to offer this line of figures through regular distribution and retail channels. Retailers wishing to carry these figures should contact our sales department for more information.
Dust Tactics and Dust Warfare Premium Edition features stunning professionally painted miniatures. Based on the popular universe created by artist Paolo Parente, these games present an alternate 1940s reality in which alien technology fuels gigantic machines of war, and the world's superpowers clash over rare mineral deposits that could ultimately decide the outcome of WWII.
Oh that is good news can't wait to complete my collection of premium miniatures!!
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Still wondering when the base premium edition is coming out
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Accessories and Documentation
The hardware box that broke free from its confines did all right. On the outside you get a contents checklist for all the screws and risers, but there is more inside.
Not only do you get the hardware listed on the outside, there is a mat for the little cubby on the top that is backed with a sticker so you can permanently set it if you want to. You also receive a motherboard speaker.
The manual covers everything from the top to the bottom. It shows how to remove the top to gain access to the fans, how to use the louvers, everything you are going to need to know to make this case function and get your build completed.
The steel trays use larger screws that pass through the rubber grommets for mechanical hard drives. To install an SSD, you would use the smaller screws and the four small holes drilled in the trays.
This is what it looks like with a mechanical drive. If you have an SSD use the pair of holes on either side, furthest from the edges.


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Indianapolis, IN - May 25, 2011 - The board of directors of the Society of Broadcast Engineers has appointed Leonard Charles, CPBE, of Madison, WI, to serve as a trustee of the Ennes Educational Foundation Trust. Charles is director of engineering at Morgan Murphy Media, Midwest, overseeing the technical facilities of its TV and radio stations in the upper midwest.
The Ennes Trust is the non-profit, charitable arm of the SBE organized in 1980 by SBE Chapter 25 in Indianapolis, to memorialize the educational legacy of broadcast engineer, author and SBE member, Harold E. Ennes. Its singular purpose was to grant scholarships to those interested in continuing education within the technical broadcast field. In 1981, Chapter 25 gave the Ennes Trust to the national SBE to increase its outreach and fundraising potential. Since then, the Ennes Trust has expanded its scope to include educational programming and financial support of education-related projects in the broadcast engineering field.
Charles joins Ennes Trustees Frederick Baumgartner, CPBE CBNT, of Elizabeth, CO, and Douglas Garlinger, CPBE 8-VSB CBNT of Fishers, IN, who oversee the operations of the Ennes Trust.
Charles has been in broadcast engineering for 37 years and is a member and past chair of SBE Chapter 24 in Madison. He holds the Certified Professional Broadcast Engineer certification from the Society. He has served two terms on the national SBE board of directors and was the first national SBE EAS committee chair. Charles has won several local and national SBE awards, including being named twice as the SBE Broadcast Engineer of the Year. He was elected a SBE Fellow in 2008.
Charles currently serves on the MSTV/NAB Engineering Committee and on the Mobile DTV OTAG Committee, and has served on numerous FCC EAS related industry committees. He is chairman of the Broadcasters Clinic, an annual broadcast engineering regional conference held in Madison, WI, and underwritten by the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association. Charles sits on the State of Wisconsin Emergency Communications Committee and on its Amber Alert Committee.
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Social on smartphones update: Portable social networking remains consumers' biggest concern
The time spent on social networking via smartphones dwarfs that of streaming videos or accessing news and sports, a new report from Nielsen finds.
According to its cross-platform report for June, smartphone users spend 9 hours and 6 minutes per month on social networks, and iPad users spend 3 hours and 41 minutes.
In contrast, video streaming accounted for only 1 hour and 15 minutes of smartphone users' mobile time. iPad users clocked up a slightly longer 1 hour and 48 minutes, no doubt due to the device's larger screen.
Mobile apps, however, continue to dominate users' attention, with 87% of smartphone surfing time spent on apps, and just 13% on the web.
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Quilting Arts TV Series 800 is out! I always buy the set of DVDs and watch them again and again while I'm working in my studio. I made 3 appearances in this series. That's Pokey Bolton and I on the set, when I filmed in Cleveland in February of this year.
My art is on the cover! left side, middle left is a bit of my Nostalgia Series.
Episode 809 I showed how I do my machine needle felting and you can download the article I wrote for Quilting Arts magazine here; needlefelting project download
Episode 802, I show how I do transferring sketches onto vintage linens.
Episode 803, I demoed some techniques used in my Nostalgia quilt series. You can download the article I wrote here.


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This dip is great for a midday snack alongside vegetables or whole-grain crackers or as a cold sauce for sandwiches. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 3.7g | Fat: 2.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 37.9
This is truly just a little bite, but it packs so much flavor. You'll love this fancy appetizer! It proves that you can enjoy rich ingredients in small portions. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0.7g | Fat: 1.2g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 20.1
Perfect for your next party--or turn any snack into a festive event! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 2.6g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 26.6
These bite-size tacos are always a hit in our house! Have some fun with this recipe; try adding chopped chives, avocado, different varieties of beans, or red onions. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 40.4
This recipe is really easy; it's really more of a process than a recipe. Rice paper wrappers, which are available in the ethnic sections of most larger supermarkets these days, are a great way to wrap your veggies and protein for a quick snack or light lunch. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18.3g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 16.6g | Calories: 156.4
Chef Meg lightened up a picnic and potluck favorite! Her secret ingredient (shh, don't tell!) is pickle juice. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 6.4g | Calories: 85.3
We cut the grease and used reduced-fat string cheese to re-create a pub favorite. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 145.2
Turn leftovers into a tasty movie night meal. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.6g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 12.6g | Calories: 189.5
This quick and healthy side dish takes just minutes to prepare! And as a bonus, it's an easy way to get the kids to eat their vegetables. Submitted by MATCM81 Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 51.6
Use as a dip for veggies or a spread on pita and sandwiches. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 12.8g | Fiber: 4.5g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 215.9
Great for a party. It's actually something low fat to munch on! Carbs: 26.6g | Fat: 3.2g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 144.4
This lightened-up version of caramel popcorn is our favorite tailgate treat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.7g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 0.8g | Protein: 0.7g | Calories: 116.7
Move over chips and popcorn! A healthy, salty, crunchy snack is moving in! Submitted by LALASTRIVE Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 3.9g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 66.2
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Great in Pita Bread Sandwiches Submitted by TIPTOES Carbs: 2.5g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 37.4
This slimmed down version of your favorite dip is easy to make--and it's light enough for you to load up on it! Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 3.8g | Fat: 4.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 73.9
A healthy, mayo-free, but still delicious version of deviled eggs! Submitted by FANNETASTICFOOD Carbs: 2.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 10.4g | Calories: 117.2
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These are a yummy treat, hard not to over indulge! I got this from the Kraft Foods website Submitted by CSHOLL24 Carbs: 5.6g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 3.6g | Calories: 87.8


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Summer Safety Tips When Using Your Propane Grill
In Texas, the summer season brings it with the chance to spend as much time outdoors with friends and family as possible. The possibilities for entertaining are endless, whether it hosting an outdoor barbeque for the Fourth of July or simply spending an evening outdoors with family. When grilling outdoors, however, it is important to remember crucial safety tips to ensure a fun experience for all. With Northwest Propane on your side, safety will be the top priority.
Whenever you are grilling outdoors, there are several things to keep in mind to make sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time. First and foremost, it is critical to make sure your propane tank is kept outdoors with fresh, open air surrounding it. Never keep your propane tank indoors or in a closed or confined space, and always make sure it is in an upright position. Be sure that your propane tank is not positioned too closely to the exterior of your home, and keep it away from any bushes or shrubbery that may be located on your landscape. A quick spot check of the tank itself is crucial before you begin grilling, as you should never use a tank with any physical abnormalities or deficiencies. If you notice any abnormalities in your propane tank, do not attempt to make any alterations yourself, as this can prove extremely dangerous. Our residential propane experts can ensure that your propane tank is operating effectively, so it can serve you all summer long.
When it comes to your propane, it is also important to remember that you should never keep your propane tank in an enclosed space, or anywhere it will be exposed to extremely high temperatures. Also, remember never to smoke or use lighters near your propane tank, as this proves a very dangerous fire hazard. Whenever you are in need of propane service, rely on the experts at our Dallas propane company Northwest Propane. For more information, give us a call at 800-274-6121 or contact us online today.
How to Prepare Your Grill for Summer Cookouts
Technically, grilling season starts with Memorial Day weekend, but temperatures here in Dallas have already been mild enough for cooking outdoors. Before you light up your grill for the summer, you need to make sure that you have enough fuel to get you through all the summertime backyard barbecues until Labor Day or beyond. At Northwest Propane Gas Company, we provide new residential propane tanks and propane tank exchange in Dallas for those who use that as their source of fuel for the grill.
Before checking your propane tank, prepare your grill for cooking. Clean out the inside of the grill and check the gas jets for clogs. Soak the grill grates in soapy water and scrub any built-up food residue off. If the grates are made of cast iron, coat the in vegetable oil on both sides and bake in the oven at 400 degrees F for an hour to season the grates, which makes them non-stick. Replace the grill grates, and check the propane tank.
There are several ways to check if your propane tank for your grill needs to be replaced. Tap the side of the tank. If it sounds hollow, take it to a propane gas tank exchange. Another method is to weigh the tank, and if it feels light in weight, it is time for a replacement. To determine exactly how much propane is left in the tank, pour heated water over the outside of the tank and look for where the exterior of the tank begins to sweat. This is level the propane is filled to in the tank.
Grilling safety starts with a clean grill and tight connections with the gas line and propane tank. If you have a low propane tank on your gas grill, we can exchange it for a new tank that is completely filled with 20 pounds, compared to other companies' 15 to 17 pound exchange tanks. Call us at Northwest Propane Gas Company at 800-274-6121.
At Home Uses for Propane
Northwest Propane of North Texas realizes some people are unaware of the advantages to using residential propane products. With the crazy weather in Texas, sometimes it's difficult to hold out for the perfect weather conditions for swimming. If it's a chillier day out, and you want to go swimming, a cheap efficient fix would be to use propane to heat the pool. It is also a great idea for summer night pool parties to heat your hot tub with propane. It is simple and more cost-efficient than paying high electrical bills.
Also, consider using it for your summer barbeques. It is a quicker and more efficient way to hang out by the pool side and serve hot dogs and burgers to your guests while enjoying sunny North Texas afternoons. However, it's not only for outdoor cooking. Indoor cooking with propane is actually a great way to save time and money. Sometimes it can be a long wait for a normal oven to heat up. A propane oven is instant and actually cooks the food more evenly allowing for a better tasting meal. It is also safer for a house with children because the propane burners cool off rather quickly.
Another frustrating occurrence around this time of year is the many severe thunderstorms that rip through the Dallas-Fort Worth area. More often than not power outages are cause by lightning strikes, high winds, or cars hitting electrical poles in the treacherous road conditions. It is scary when the fridge and freezer stay out for extended periods causing sometimes expensive food to go bad. It is also difficult to complete simple tasks, especially those requiring a computer or light. In these situations it is good to have some sort of back up propane generator. We deliver in any weather when you need propane, usually within 24 hours. We at Northwest Propane provide the quickest and most customer friendly experience in the area for all your propane needs.
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AIDA64 Random Access Time
Version and / or Patch Used: 1.60
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AIDA64 offers several different benchmarks for testing and optimizing your system or network. The Random Access test is one of very few if not only that will measure hard drives random access times in hundredths of milliseconds as oppose to tens of milliseconds.
Drives with only one or two tests displayed in the write test mean that they have failed the test and their Maximum and possibly their Average Scores were very high after the cache fills. This usually happens only with controllers manufactured by Jmicron.
Read latency for Extreme II sneaks in lower than the Crucial M500 120GB and on average matches the SuperSSpeed S301 drive with SLC NAND.
When it comes to write latency, we have to preface the test because we are using the second run from the Samsung 840 Pro. In our normal testing order, the 840 Pro produces extremely high write latency, even more than the Crucial M500. The high write latency is what keeps us from recommending the 840 Pro 128GB to any power user who will write a large volume of data to the drive quickly.
That said, the SanDisk Extreme II 120GB manages to keep write latency in check with its tiered storage system.


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I have an Amana central airconditioning unit, which up 'til this years worked fairly well. It's a model ERH030, is at least 9 years old, and was here when we bought the house. It hums, but the fan does not turn. I'm trying to figure out if it's worth fixing, and what might be wrong with it. I have the iformation from it's face plate if that will help. Thanks, ..... john |
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- Posted by ryanhughes (My Page) on Tue, Jun 7, 11 at 17:51
Could be something simple (bad/weak capacitor). It is not old enough to rule out repair, especially if it is an easy fix. You'll need to call a service tech out to diagnose and quote a repair. |
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Hi Ryan, OK...... I guess I'll have to do that. Thanks, ....... john |
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Mongo, if you're there, this is a follow-up question re. dealing with factory and cut edges on tile. I've got about 32" of wall. 3" will be a trim tile, leaving 29". I'm using 20" x 20" tile. I figure it'd look better to cut two 20" tiles down to 14.5" in one dimension to span the 29", though I could be wrong and a 20" with a 9" might not look bad. If I go with two 14.5" tiles, I figure it's better to put the two cut edges together in the middle because they'll look alike, which would look better than two dissimilar edges, (cut and factory), adjacent to one another, even if I do fully fill the joint with grout. I guess I'm assuming a fully filled joint can't really be FULLY filled without looking bad or out of place, so maybe a tiny bit of edge should still be visible after grouting? If I go with a 20" and a 9", then your previous advice to place the cut edge in the corner makes sense. I suppose all of this discussion is moot until I have a tile, cut it and see if I can ease the edge to look like a factory edge, though I doubt I can as it's not a through body color. Marazzi Vesale Stone has a very thin veneer to mimic sand stone. Also, an unrelated question:
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I'll add a question to my original - Does it make sense to buy a tile or two and cut them to see what I'm dealing with before deciding on the tile? Thanks, Bill |
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Where Do You Celebrate Your Birthday In Cheyenne?
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Fifteen immigrants were detained in La Joya after police pulled over a driver for a traffic violation over the weekend.
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Holly and I were driving home late around 11:30pm and we see an enormous Husky dog (Siberian Husky likely?) running down the middle of the overpass. Several cars swerved in opposite directions and there was almost an accident. We stopped alongside the shoulder (while all other cars were halted in the middle of the street) and I called to the dog...it came right right over excitedly. Looking back, I question my judgement but the poor dog was obviously collared and frozen in the middle of the busy street. He quickly ran over, tail wagging and breathing heavily...we called the police and explained the situation and how there was nearly an accident and that this was obviously someone's pet. There was no ID on the collar. After about 30 minutes of being transfered to different people and being told that the police don't pick up animals, the woman I had been talking with the most finally called me back and said that an officer was on the way to pick up the dog. Animal control here in Eugene, OR is practically non-existent and the "pound" didn't open up until Tuesday morning (this was Saturday night). So the officer arrives, and he's a very young guy (I'm 28, and he looks younger than me), but very, very cool with a great sense of humor from the start. After I had established a good connection with him, I realized I had completely forgot to mention that I was carrying (I had always told myself I would let an LEO know out of courtesy, and this actually is my first experience with an LEO since carrying!). I mention that I am armed in my front right pocket and have my carry license. All he said in response was that he would not advise telling other officers that! It was along the lines of: "Wow, I'd keep that information to yourself!" I said something like: "Oh, alright! Just didn't want there to be any surprises, you never know..."
But the officer was great, he took the dog, and we went home. It was funny, they originally told me that officers do not come and pick up animals -- I have a feeling that the lady we talked to pulled a few strings...or it was a really slow night!
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The start of the 2007-08 bowling season for Shirley Benedict had been kind of a disappointment.
After averaging a career-high 188 with nine national honor counts last year, Benedict went into the evening of Monday, Nov. 19, with a less-than-satisfying 175 average in the Pin Topplers League at Westgate Bowl.
But that night was one that Benedict and her John Glow's Pro Shop teammates will remember for the rest of their lives.
"I had 30 pins of handicap that night," Benedict recalled. "My average was way down from last year. Bill (her husband) had a ball he brought a couple years ago that he didn't use. My ball wasn't finishing on the back end. I took it in and got if plugged and drilled."
One of the first nights she used that ball, Benedict tossed a 669 honor count in the Sparklers League at Winona Bowl.
That would be nothing compared to Nov. 19, when Benedict rolled the series of her life.
She turned in games of 249, 252 and 242 for a 743 national honor count. That was her first career 700 and the top women's score so far this season.
"I'd come close before," Benedict said. "I'd have a 490 going into the third game and then throw a bad last game. I thought I'd never get one. It's one of every competitive bowler's dreams.
"I started with the first six of the third game. I asked (teammate) Mandi (Steffes), 'Can I relax yet?' Then I threw a split. But I can back with a strike. Then I knew I had it."
Steffes also had the hot hand that night with a season-high 739 series. Another teammate, Jenny Glowczewski, fired a 652. When the night was over, John Glow's Pro Shop broke two city records with a 1,299 game and 3,700 series. That series broke the old mark by more than 200 pins.
"Mandi was bowling well," Benedict said. "We were bowling the first-place team (Dan's Dugout). It was time to make our move. In the past, Mandi, Jenny and me were never on the same page on the same night. We were more interested in winning the points than looking at our games.
"When you bowl with good bowlers, you tend to bowl better. When you're bowling that well, we all had so much fun. We were just laughing. It was a lot of fun."
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With all the fine young bowlers in Winona, it's still fun to see veterans like Benedict and Keri Wegman put up impressive scores.
Monday night in the Alley Gaters League at Westgate, Wegman became the first woman bowler this year to roll her second 700 series with a 737 (222-268-247).
One of those young guns, Tina Wenzel, was tearing it up on the other end of the house with a 676 in the Pin Topplers League. At Winona Bowl Monday, Lisa Piatkauskis rifled a 655 series.
Diane Marley (653, 650), Maggie Glenn (645, 621) and Krystal Dorman (639, 611) both tallied a pair of honor counts in the past week. Also tossing 600s were Jenny Glowczewski (619), Benedict (615) and Kim Kubis (612).
Brian Fakler paced the men with a 744 honor count in the Blue Ribbon League at Winona Bowl.
A couple of weeks ago, Drew Fugelstad tossed the first honor count of his career in the American League at Westgate. Tuesday in the same league, he enjoyed his second 700 with a 730 series.
Also breaking the 700 mark were Jerry Franzwa (708), Travis Gora (705), Tom Bambenek (704) and Brian Parpart (700).


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This sounds crazy, and maybe it is. But I'm about to take home a vintage Magnavox console stereo from the 60s or 70s which doesn't work. If I can't easily get it working I would like to look into gutting it and somehow building an electric fireplace insert into the front and center of it. I'd also like to use the cavity space on either side as shelves to hold the living room TV electronics, as the TV is already mounted on the wall, and will be a couple feet above the console. The idea I have is similar to lots of fireplace consoles already on the market such as this one: http://www.amazon.com/Real-Flame-G1200E-B-Electric-Entertainment/dp/B00480FC60/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1342792977&sr=8-7&keywords=fireplace+console
I see tons of fireplace consoles on the market, and am wondering how hot the sides of an electric fireplace insert actually become, and what (if any) protecting or insulating material is needed on the sides and rear of the insert, to make it safe for a mounting situation? I have read the manual on several fireplace inserts. They all have precautions about keeping furniture at least 3 feet from the unit, but that doesn't make a lot of sense if they are often sold INSIDE furniture. Any ideas are appreciated. Thank you! |
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text: Talking Points · Ute Reservoir, on the Canadian River near Logan, New Mexico, provides the answer to the future municipal and industrial water supply needs in Curry, Roosevelt and Quay counties. · The concept of an eastern NM rural water system (ENMRWS) is not new. The water supply project, as currently proposed, represents an updated approach to development of a project that builds on almost 40 years of research and planning. · Regional water planning in eastern New Mexico is an active and obviously involved program and the proposed ENMRWS serves as the cornerstone of the planning efforts. · Decline in water availability to the region will constitute a major economic impact. Local officials have consistently ranked water as the most serious long-term development issue facing the area. Inaction with respect to implementation of the ENMRWS project will result in lost opportunity for economic development and may result in losses to the existing economic base. · There is a history of federal support for regional rural water development in the mid-west and western United States. History and Setting · Groundwater reserves in the east-central New Mexico region represent a limited resource that is both declining in quantity and deteriorating in quality. Two groundwater basins generally serve the region, the Entrada Aquifer to the north and the Southern High Plains (Ogallala) Aquifer to the south. The western edge of the Ogallala formation extends from Texas into eastern New Mexico with relatively shallow saturated thickness. The formation was discovered in 1912. · Water levels in the vicinity of Clovis have declined in excess of 100 feet in the ensuing period with estimated recharge on the order of only ½ inch per year. Even though voluntary conservation efforts and continued improvements in agricultural water use efficiency can extend the available supply of groundwater, the depletion problem in most of the area makes sustainability over the next 25-40 years a virtual impossibility. · The New Mexico Legislature and Interstate Stream Commission recognized the water supply problems in eastern New Mexico when it passed an Act authorizing the State Engineer to construct a dam on the Canadian River in 1959. At the time, it was recognized that existing groundwater supply sources were declining and demand from Texas for more water was coming from both the Canadian and Pecos River basins. · A water supply project to utilize the surface water storage in Ute Reservoir was first conceived in 1963, and the Eastern NM Inter-Community Water Supply Association was formed with 17 members. · In 1964, a major feasibility study was completed by a NM consulting engineering firm to furnish water from the newly constructed Ute Reservoir to communities in eastern New Mexico as a supplemental source of water. · From 1965 to 1998, a series of studies were conducted by the US Bureau of Reclamation (USBR), Interstate Stream Commission (ISC), and Eastern Plains Council of Government (EPCOG) on water supply feasibility, conceptual design of infrastructure components, environmental impact, wind resources, and watershed yield. · In 1975, 1978 and 1981, the New Mexico Legislature authorized and funded improvements to the spillway to increase the storage capacity at Ute Reservoir. · The Ute Water Commission (UWC) was first organized in 1987, by Joint Powers Agreement, for the purpose of contracting with the ISC for purchase, acquisition and distribution of water from Ute Reservoir. · A 1994 study by the Interstate Stream Commission estimated the firm annual yield to be 24,000 acre-feet per year in all but extreme drought years. · March 1997—the Interstate Stream Commission and the Ute Water Commission entered into an agreement for sale and purchase of 24,000 ac-ft annually for beneficial consumptive uses. The agreement, effective Mar.1, 1997 to Jan. 1, 2046, is extendable through 2086. · In 1999, EPCOG, on behalf of the UWC members, entered into an Engineering Services Agreement with Smith Engineering Company, to develop the project to the next level. · In 2001, the NM Legislature put in place the Water Trust Fund and Water Project Fund in direct response to the ENMRWS initiative, other similar project initiatives, and the successful experience of other rural states, to leverage New Mexico dollars with local and federal funding. · The Eastern NM Rural Water Authority (ENMRWA) was formed in November 2001, of UWC members in Curry and Roosevelt Counties, for the purposes of planning, financing, Ute water acquisition and operation of the ENMRWS. The JPA forming the ENMRWA was amended in May 2003 to add the UWC members in Quay County. Project Need and Benefits · The purpose of this project is to address an established critical need. The ENMRWS will, when implemented, provide the members of the Eastern NM Rural Water Authority (ENMRWA) with a sustainable source of water for municipal and industrial use over the long term. The project concept is not new and the need for the water has not diminished. On the contrary, the need for potable water grows annually as existing supplies are depleted. · The need for the project stems from both a declining and deteriorating water supply and the rural environment of eastern New Mexico. Population density associated with the area represented by the ENMRWA ranges from 0.5 to 30 persons per square mile and averages less than 4.5 persons per sq. mi. The current population within the service area of the project (2000 census) is 73,000 and is approximately 32% Hispanic and 68% non-Hispanic. · The project offers significant potential for long-term economic development and growth for the region. · The construction and operation of a water supply system in eastern NM will have positive impacts on economic activities in the region and will generate regional income and employment. Preliminary estimates by the USBR indicate over $100 million in regional economic output, $25 million in employee compensation, and 1500 jobs will be generated by the project. Potential revenues of up to $8.5 million will accrue from gross receipts taxes on construction, and up to $450,000 annually from operation and maintenance. Income tax payments are estimated to increase by up to $360,000 initially and $53,000 annually. Project Scope Key Project Assumptions · Water delivery to ENMRWA members is based on satisfying peak-day demand, and 24,000 ac-ft annual delivery. · Water is centrally-treated and potable water is delivered to the members. · Water will be delivered in bulk (wholesale) to members. · County reservations will be available for future wholesale delivery to currently unincorporated areas—for fire protection, livestock taps and for redistribution as domestic water supply. · The infrastructure has been sized, and associated costs developed, assuming that each participating member uses or pays for their reserved allocation of Ute water annually ("take or pay"). · Pipeline easements will be donated. Single payment damages could be reimbursed where warranted. · The expanding development of wind energy resources in the region is potentially key to maintaining affordable operation and maintenance project costs. New Mexico's renewable energy wind resources rank 12th among the 50 states in value. Key Project Features · A lakeside intake structure and raw water pump station. · 1.7 Mgal raw water storage (equalization) tanks. · 39 mgd central water treatment, administration and maintenance facility. · Treated water pump station. · Treated water elevated storage—Quay Co. pressure control. · Approximately 87.5 miles of main transmission pipeline ranging in size from 30" dia. to 54" dia. · A booster pump station at the base of the Caprock. · 2.4 Mgal. ground storage at the top of the Caprock. · Gravity flow from the top of the Caprock to all downstream members in Curry and Roosevelt Counties. · Approximately 94.8 miles of lateral pipelines to serve individual communities and county demand, ranging in size from 8" dia. to 36" dia. · Telemetry and control systems. · Infrastructure security enhancements. |


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Could someone suggest a good apple for fresh eating for zone 2. I am interested in a new varieties that the U of S has grown but........ can I get ahold of this for my back yard?
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Norland or Parkland seem to be the most recommended. They ripen in August and are quite hardy. They don't store very well unless picked before fully ripe. |
Great thank you so much. Are there any other fruit trees that might work besides cherries and apples? |
You might try looking at gooseberries, Saskatoon berries (also called serviceberries), currants, kiwi vines, pear trees and honeyberries. There's a good link here about some of the latest very hardy cultivars |
Here is a link that might be useful: DNA Gardens
- Posted by northspruce z3a MB CDA (My Page) on Sat, Jun 9, 07 at 22:41
I used to have a Pembina Plum tree - the fruit was delicious. It helps to have a wild plum in the vicinity for a pollinator - there are a lot of wild plums around here, you see them in bush and by the side of the road when they're flowering in the spring. This article from U of Sask is one of the best I have read about hardy plums and their pollination. How much room to you have to plant fruit trees? Keep in mind many fruits need a separate pollinator for a good crop. |
Here is a link that might be useful: U of Sask plum article
I have Norland and it is a very dependable and produces loads of apples annually. The one thing I don't care for is that you really have to be on top of the apples at ripening time. If you pick them when they are just getting a hint of red blush to them they are at their best, in my opinion. But, that's just me, I like my apples juicy and slightly tart but sweet. If you wait too long they aren't totally mushy, but more soft texture and more dry. I just find that they go from under ripe to over ripe very quickly so you really have to be on top of the situation. I also have September Ruby and love it. I think it's hardy to zone 2. Here they actually ripen about the third week of August. A few weeks after the Norlands. They sort of remind me of a Macintosh type apple (crisp, juicy). The only problem may be that the apple produces heavier in alternate years. I think it's name isn't all that accurate though, if you wait for the entire apple to turn red it is usually over ripe. Apparently you can store them for a few months in the fridge (if you pick them before ripe or just as they are ripening). The above is just what I find with these two apples. There are lots of good new varieties available, so hopefully you can find something you'll like. Glen |
A great eating apple is Norkent. We have had some very good sized fruit and it has good flavour. Clayton |
- Posted by christinna (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 07 at 22:19
what are honeyberries? |
- Posted by northspruce z3a MB CDA (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 07 at 22:54
Honeyberries are an edible honeysuckle variety. We had a discussion about it a couple of years ago... see link below. I think more people on the forum have planted them since then. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Honeyberries Thread
I am worried about pollination. Will the new variety cherrys self pollinate and can I cross pollinate with a Pembina Plum tree? |
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Charlie Robinson, a long-time successful high school basketball coach along Montana's Hi-Line, passed away Monday. He was 68.
Born May 22, 1946, in British Columbia, Robinson coached high school basketball for more than 40 years in Montana, most of it on the Hi-Line: Dutton, Kremlin-Gildford, North Star – which is a co-op of the former Kremlin-Gildford and Blue Sky high schools – and most recently, Chinook.
He began his coaching career as an assistant in Outlook in 1969-70 – Robin Selvig's senior season – and then was head coach for the Blue Jays for several years before taking over at Victor in the Bitterroot Valley.
He'd been in Chinook the past four years and guided the Sugarbeeters to three straight girls' basketball district titles.
Robinson's teams won 869 games, split between girls' basketball (310 victories) and boys' basketball (569).
He guided the KG Kougars to the State C girls' basketball title in 1994 and coached Kremlin-Gildford to back-to-back State C boys' basketball crowns in 1998-99. One of his boys' standouts, Jake Stuart, played for the Montana Grizzlies in 2000-01.
Robinson was inducted into the Montana Coaches' Association Hall of Fame in 2004. His son, Randy, is the girls basketball coach at Roundup.
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Too Many Miles and Points?
For the first time in my awards collecting career, we've got more goodies than I can reasonably see using in the near future.
- 88K AA miles
- 420K Delta/Northwest miles
- 1 Free US Airways RT voucher
- 50K United miles
- 106K Continental miles
- $3300 United travel credits
- 270K Thank You Points
- 120K SPG points
- $950 Marriott Gift cards
- 87K Choice points
- 10K Marriott points
Our around the world trip is mostly taken care of, and we have the kids taken care of for now. My inventory is not meant to be grandiose, but just a reminder of what can be done, and that the next deal had better be pretty fantastic, and hopefully something trade-able :)
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I honestly stopped watching Naruto for this reason. No one really ever improves for the better. They don't even improve their physical strength realistically. I mean, I'm talking mainly about the older episodes(I don't know about Shipudden.) For example Sakura, you think she might change after the incident with Haku. No. Maybe the Forbidden Forrest? No. Maybe when she sees Rock Lee pass out from training? No. Maybe when Naruto saves her ass from Gaara? No.
She talks about changing, she even says she will. But blah blah blah, she goes back to whining. I've heard she's less annoying in Shipudden, and I hope so. Most characters need to prove their worth. But she's not the only one. Even when they changed Gaara's personality, he was a waay more interesting character as being evil. He goes good and what happens? He dies like three times.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, the best thing that came out of Naruto is their psychological profiles, and the most interesting characters always get the trash can. For instance, Kakashi is a very interesting character, but during all this time we focus on Sasuke. One flashback for Kakashi, yet Sasuke's story was beaten to death. (by the way, compare Sasuke to Vampire Knight's Zero. Same story, but at least Zero's reactions are more...realistic. He is shaken and distant, yet he has some friends who he does deeply treasure, and feels himself a burden on them. His initial feeling was that he wanted to Shizuka to die, and for him to die with her. A pretty realistic feeling. Sasuke has devoted life to kill Itachi, yet after that what? WTF.)
Bottomline: Kisimoto is a total sellout in my eyes. He began out as a inspiring manga artist that may have talent, with an interesting character driven story and now what? He has his money, and we have hundreds of episodes of blah.
Screw that, I'm putting Death Note or Utena back in the DVD player.


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Southeast Whitfield girls basketball coach Mike Durham is a fundamental guy. He coaches fundamentals, and when talking about his team, the word comes up quite often.
But the cliché about clichés is they become clichés because they are true.
The bottom line is fundamentals lead to success.
"The biggest thing this past summer was we tried to make them understand all of the fundamental things," said Durham, who is in his first year as coach and took over a Lady Raiders program that won just one game last season.
"We basically went back to square one with protecting the basketball and good ball handling and helping out on defense and all of the fundamental things you have to do before you even think about scoring."
Fundamentally, this season has already been a success, with the hope of more accomplishments to come for Southeast.
The Lady Raiders enter tonight's Sub-region 7B-4A game at LaFayette with a 13-6 record, including a 5-1 mark in league play. Just the sheer number of wins this season would be enough for excitement for the Lady Raiders, but Southeast is also tied atop the sub-region standings with Dalton. The Lady Catamounts' 62-53 win a week ago at Dalton gives them a tiebreaker over the Lady Raiders at this point, but the two teams have another matchup coming Feb. 5 at Southeast, the regular-season finale for both teams.
Should the Lady Raiders win out, they would claim the sub-region regular-season title and the No. 1 seed for the Region 7-4A tournament — a long way away from last year's dismal 1-25 record. It all began with a fundamental attitude change that Durham brought with him.
"I told them from day one: I hate to lose," said Durham, who has been surrounded by athletic success all his life. "They needed to have that same attitude. You have to know that you can win, not hope that you can win."
A decathlete at the University of Georgia in the early 1980s, he was on the same Bulldogs track team with Herschel Walker and his name is still listed in the school's top 10 decathlon scores. His son Kris was a standout at Calhoun High before starring as a receiver for the Bulldogs and playing for the Detroit Lions this past season, joining former teammate Matthew Stafford. His son-in-law is Cleveland Indians pitcher Blake Wood.
That winning environment has certainly followed Durham — who previously coached cross country and track and field at Northwest Whitfield before spending the past few years at Cass — to Southeast, although it didn't happen right away. The Lady Raiders lost their first four games of the season, but Durham said seniors Megan Collins, Tavi Parris, Angelica Herrera and Samantha Gravitt took the lead as the team turned the corner after the 0-4 start.
Collins and Parris are the team's leading scorers, while juniors Serena Ramsey and Wendy Perez have been solid in the middle with defense and rebounding. Sophomore Cricket Wyatt has emerged as a scoring threat off the bench, which has proven to be deep this season. Since that rough start, the Lady Raiders are 13-2.
"I was a little skeptical at first, but he is a great coach," Parris said. "He teaches us different and makes us work hard. It wasn't a big change, and everything came together very quickly."
Collins agreed, saying the transition was smooth and the Lady Raiders bought in from the beginning.
"We were coming off of a pretty bad season, but we decided we would all have an open mind and listen to him and do what he wanted to do," Collins said. "We worked hard all summer and we are just going to keep working hard and see how it goes."
Hard work is one of the basics stressed by Durham, who knows that effort can overcome other shortcomings.
"The one thing we can control is the effort we put forth every night," he said. "That has made the transition so much easier for all of us. They lose balls and make mistakes like everyone else, but we have been making up for our mistakes. That comes back to effort, and we might have a bad night shooting or turn the ball over too many times, but the effort is always there."
Basics. Fundamentals. Effort. The girls have certainly bought in.
"He is just a really good coach and came in and wanted to focus on our weaknesses and work on those and get those better," Collins said. "He wanted everyone to be able to handle the ball and really work on the basics. It is working."
Said Parris, "We believe more in ourselves. We trust each other on the team. If I get beat, I know someone is going to pick that person up. It is more of a trust thing this year, and we don't worry if we are behind, because we have the confidence in each other that we can come back from anything."
Belief might be the biggest difference this season. Earlier this month, the Lady Raiders hosted Northwest and were trailing by six points late in the fourth quarter. But Collins hit a 3-pointer in the waning seconds, and the Lady Raiders had their first win over the Lady Bruins since 1999.
"We played real well against Northwest and even though we got down, we didn't panic," Durham said. "We came back and won the game, and that gave us encouragement that we could play and compete with anyone."
Parris and the rest of the seniors are believers.
"It is a great experience," Parris said. "At the beginning of the season, I didn't even know if I wanted to play. I got to know coach Durham before basketball even started and he is an awesome man, and I would have regretted not playing for him."
But as is the cliché, the coach turns all the praise back to the players.
"It is exciting. It really is," Durham said. "It is a testament to the girls' hard work, and they believe in what we are asking them to do. From the beginning, they haven't questioned what we have told them. They have just worked hard."
Hard work pays off. Another cliché, but true nonetheless.


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Most dental offices have one emergency kit to be used for both employees and patients. For employees, Cal/OSHA does not specify what should be in a medical emergency kit, just that the employer have documentation that a physician approved the kit.
Dentists should make a list of the contents in their emergency kit, talk to a physician about the type of injuries that could be anticipated in their practice and ask the physician for a signature approval on the list.
For patients, it is recommended that the kit contain: oxygen, blood pressure monitoring equipment, epinephrine, Benadryl, a quick source of glucose, nitroglycerin and a CPR pocket mask. The drugs should be checked periodically to ensure they have not expired.
The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs has recommendations for what to include in an office emergency kit. The recommendations were published in the March 2002 Journal of the American Dental Association. Dentists who are providers for a dental benefit plan should check their provider handbook for specific requirements.
Kit items can be purchased separately or pre-packaged. A pharmacy can fill a prescription for an EpiPen or nitroglycerin if the prescription indicates it is for the office medical emergency kit. Provide the pharmacist with a copy of the ADA article if necessary.
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Translate this page Young Republicans to meet April 10Friday, March 28th, 2014 Issue 13, Volume 18.
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Kingfisher Bay Resort offer a variety of ranger-guided four-wheel drive tours of Fraser Island departing daily from the resort.
Discover this World-Heritage wilderness and marvel at its ancient rainforests, shifting dunes and remote beaches, rainbow-washed sand cliffs and clear lakes, bright as jewels and ringed with white sandy beaches.
... moreJoin a highly-trained ranger on a tour of Fraser Island. He will tell you of the epic migrations of whales and wading birds, of thousand year old trees and flowers that bloom for just a day, and of the fragile complexity of this ever changing living museum.
Each tour has Advanced Eco-Tourism Accreditation and includes morning tea, buffet lunch and National Park fees.
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Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Lake McKenzie. Follow the sand tracks to Central Station and walk through the rainforest along the banks of Wanggoolba Creek. Drive along Seventy-Five Mile Beach to the wreck of the cruise ship Maheno and marvel at the Coloured Sands. Swim in fast-flowing Eli Creek as it flows swiftly into the ocean. Enjoy a buffet lunch at Eurong Beach Resort.
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On a private four wheel drive tour, enjoy the freedom to discover Fraser Island as you want. Travel in a comfortable four wheel drive vehicle and explore this magnificent island with your qualified ranger guide. Private four wheel drive tours cater for up to four passengers and your ranger will discuss your interests and tailor make the tour to suit passengers.
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Muhammad Milad Mustafa Raza Qadri is the youngest in his family; he has two elder brothers and one elder sister (and one late brother). His Father is the president of Minhaj-ul- Quran International Glasgow and is an owner of a business in Glasgow.
His elder brother, Muhammad Waheed Raza has one son and one daughter, aged 3 & 5 who also recite Naats and are following Muhammad Milad Mustafa Raza Qadri's footsteps in the field of Naatkwaani.
His sister has one son aged 2, who also recites Naats.
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Muhammad Milad Mustafa Raza Qadri has performed several Umrah's and apart from Holy Blessed places, Norway is his favourite country. One of his favourite personalities is the blessed and spiritual authority of this era, Sayyidi Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri and listens to his lectures on a very regular basis. Muhammad Milad Mustafa Raza Qadri loves travelling and enjoys viewing Allah (SWT)'s beautiful nature and creations. He likes playing the harmonium and is taking piano lessons. Furthermore, he enjoys listening to Qawwali and is a fan of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan whom he takes his inspiration from. Muhammad Milad Mustafa Raza Qadri is also a fan of the great musician A R Rahman.


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Updated: December 27, 2012 6:27AM
With no one matching all the numbers picked in Saturday night's Powerball drawing, the grand prize for the multi-state lottery game is now the highest in the game's history, at an estimated $425 million.
The last time someone won a Powerball jackpot was on Oct. 3, when a player in Delaware won $50 million, according to the Illinois Lottery.
Saturday night's grand prize of $325 million was the fourth-highest in the game's history. The winning numbers were: 22-32-37-44 and 50, and the Power Ball number was 34.
The closest anyone in Illinois came to collecting the jackpot Saturday night were the five players who matched four of five numbers and the Power Ball, according to the Illinois Lottery. Those five players will each receive $10,000.
Before this jackpot, the biggest grand prize ever in the history of the Powerball game was $365 million, won in 2006 by eight workers at a Nebraska meatpacking plant.
And while it may be fun to dream about what you'd do with $425 million — or more if ticket sales drive the jackpot even higher — if you match every number picked this Wednesday in the next Powerball drawing, the odds really aren't in your favor. The odds of winning that jackpot are 1 in 175 million, according to the Illinois Lottery.
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Animal Fantasy Fiction
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The capture by Kathryn Lasky
Varjak Paw by S.F. Said; illustrated by Dave McKean
Redwall by Brian Jacques; illustrated by Gary Chalk
Sunwing by Kenneth Oppel
Time cat; by Alexander, Lloyd
Ratha's creature: the first book of the Named by Clare Bell
Urchin of the riding stars by M.I. McAllister
Mouse Guard. Vol. 1. Fall 1152 by story & art by David Petersen
Time stops for no mouse: a Hermux Tantamoq adventure by Michael Hoeye
One for sorrow, two for joy by Clive Woodall
Watership down: a novel by Richard Adams