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We had a few set-backs with amplifying the Varroa jacobsoni mitochondrial DNA and isolating the fragments which were of the correct size (we needed approximately a 10 kb and 6 kb fragment from a mite from each population in order to get the whole genome). However, once we were able to achieve this and digest the DNA (cut it into smaller sized fragments), the next step involved the transformation of bacteria so they could uptake the DNA fragments we had amplified (and cut up) and make lots of copies of them. The pictures below show the colonies we were recently able to create containing the mite DNA.
I've scraped out the individual colonies and have started to run some PCRs on the to amplify the inserted mite DNA so hopefully if that goes well I'll be able to send away some samples to be sequenced very soon.


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What do we need for the hunt?
CLOTHES: Minimum of 3 sets of hunting clothes (long trousers with shirt)
Something cooler for hotter hunting days
Warm jackets for the early mornings and chilly evenings
Good and comfortable walking / hunting boots with 3 pairs of good socks
Hat for the sun that covers ears too
Comfortable clothes and shoes for days of travelling
Personal Belongings
Laminated name tags (4 per animal) with full name & address to tag trophies
Cameras and films
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Medication (if needed)
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About malaria tablets: we are not going to say that you should not take it, it's up to yourself but most tablets makes people sick when they are in the sun and taking the tablets. Except from that, it's too cold for mosquitoes that time of year and they are usually not a problem at all.
Laundry is done daily
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RIFLES: 30-06 or bigger are recommended as well as hard rifle cases to carry the rifles
Ammunition: maximum of 60 rounds per rifle is allowed and not less that 180 gr. The .338 Win Mag is the best bet for African plains Game.
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A person doesn't know how much he has to be thankful for until he has to pay taxes on it. ~Author Unknown
If you are paying too much in taxes there are two ways to get you in a lower tax bracket that will enable you to have more deductions or to have less taxable income.
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3If you have a lot of credit cards, pay them off because you cannot deduct the interest. A lot of people will refinance the home or get a second mortgage on the home to pay off the credit cards. The interest on the new mortgage is tax deductable.
4If you owed the IRS last year, then you probably paid a penalty. Lower the number of dependents at work or you will pay another penalty when you do this years taxes.
5Start thinking of next year's taxes this year and get a box and start collecting records for next year because the most important thing you can do to reduce next years taxes this year is keep records of anything that might be deductible.
6At tax time you will need to sort those records into likely deductions. Only you know what sorts of deductions you might be able to take. But here are a few examples of deductions that might help you on your way.
- Have a child or support a disabled person. Dependents are a type of deduction.
- Live off the grid. If you make less than $9,500 per year you do not have to file taxes.
- Take a class. Going to college may be a deduction. Or you may be able to deduct the cost of classes you need for work.
- Get a money-making hobby. Your hobby or business (or hobby business) can give you deductions. (In general, you can only deduct losses on a hobby that makes money in three out of five years. Regardless of whether you made money or lost, you need to run it as a real business. Keep records, get business cards, advertise, etc.)
- Buy a house. Owning your own home (or two) means you can deduct for points on loans and for interest on loans.
- If it is time to install a new roof installing energy efficient roofing (such as a metal roofing) can make you eligible for a tax credit. Keep records.
- Repair your house. Fixing up a home to make it more energy efficient can make you eligible for a tax credit. Keep records.
- If you buy a rental property, Any repairs are tax-deductable. Remodeling is not tax-deductable until you sell the property unless it is some form of energy tax credit that is deductable a little each year.
- Buy a car. Buying an electric or alternative fuel vehicle can be a deduction. But be sure you won't lose money in the buying of it. Sometimes the cost of an energy efficient car is too much to justify your anticipated savings and tax deductions.
- Get a loan. If you have certain types of loans (school/home) they might be deductible.
- Give to charity. Charities are a great way to get rid of stuff you don't need or want any more. Keep records.
- Serve for a non-profit. You might get un-reimbursed mileage and other expenses. Keep records. Out-of-pocket expenses are deductible as if they were cash gifts.
- Be a teacher at a school. There is a deduction for things you buy out of your personal funds without reimbursement. Keep records. (The Educator Deduction has expired as of Jan 1, 2008.)
- Pay sales tax. If you don't pay sales tax on items shipped to you from another state, you may have to declare this on your state income tax return or face very high penalties. Penalties cut in to your tax bill.
- Open an IRA or contribute to one.
- Pay your alimony. It's deductible.
- Pay medical costs. Unreimbursed medical costs are deductible to the extent they exceed 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).
- If you have a disaster, make sure to find out about any related deductions and use them.
- There are other deductions available and your own individual situation will vary.
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- Remember that even with paying taxes, you will still have lots of your own money left over to spend. Out of control spending and debt can make taxes seem like a burden at tax time. Each purchase you make is an investment in your future tax picture.
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Chen CA et al. – In this Asian congenital heart disease (CHD) cohort, they demonstrates a shift of BMI distribution from more underweight and less overweight/obese compared with healthy children, to a pattern similar to that in healthy adolescents.
Methods- Patient group consisted of 705 first grade elementary school students (children) and 219 first grade senior high school students (adolescents), while 18753 healthy children and 15014 healthy adolescents served as controls.
- Body mass index (BMI) percentile was calculated to define underweight (BMI < 15th percentile) and overweight (BMI 85th-95th percentile)/obesity (BMI > 95th percentile).
- In CHD children, the prevalence of underweight and overweight/obesity was 21.0% (control 16%, P < 0.001) and 14.5% (control 19.8%, P < 0.001), respectively.
- Children with moderate to severe CHD, especially cyanotic CHD, were more underweight and less overweight/obese than children with non-cyanotic CHD.
- The prevalence of underweight (23.3%) and overweight/obesity (26.5%) in CHD adolescents became close to that in controls.
- From childhood to adolescence, different shifts in BMI distribution were noted; controls became more underweight and overweight/obese for males and more underweight and less overweight/obese for females, while CHD patients became more overweight/obese for both genders, including cyanotic CHD.


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I was reading a book on building your own greenhouse and hot beds with various materials.
Two of the suggestions were galvanized pipe and rebar. The author said wherever the plastic film rubs on metal, a hole will appear. He suggested covering the metal with rubber or foam tubing. All the materials I could find would be pretty expensive. Then I thought of that latex used to dip tool handles in. I am thinking of using a small roller to roll this material onto the metal where it would touch the film. Has anyone done anything like this? My first thought was to roll the latex on the side of the panels that would be on the outside, then arch them into place. Then I wondered if bending the panels would stretch the latex too much. My second thought was to arch the panels into place, then roll the latex on the outer surfaces. Any thoughts? Sue |
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Cattle panels make a good little greenhouse about 8 feet wide. I made one and used it for one year and then went much larger. The metal never rubbed a hole in the plastic. Just bend them with the vertical pieces on the inside. Run your hand over the horizontal pieces and if you find a rough spot, grind it or file it down or wrap it with tape. The ends are the problem, there is a very easy and cheap fix. The wires stick out about 1/2 inch. So I took black pipe insulation as small as you can find and put it on the ends. Then wrap a few pieces of tape every few feet. This covers the ends and protects the plastic. You could use plastic pipe or even garden hose, but you will have to split those. The pipe insulation is foam and is already split. Here is a picture of the building that I built three years ago. |
Here's a site that shows a hoop house made from square tube coated with what I believe is a clear plastic coating. They don't indicate any issues with rubbing through. I really like their design too. |
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They are anchored to the ground at the corners. I set a 4 by 4 post in the ground 3-4 feet. The baseboard is screwed into these 4 posts, one at each corner. The bigger one has posts in the corner and one in the center. I had shorter baseboards to put together to reach 18 feet. Wind, the PVC building rocks and rolls alot, but it has been up for 3 years. We had a tornado that was less than a 1/4 mile away. We lost shingles and had a window broke out. The buildings were ok. Some rips and tears in the plastic, but all was good. Jay |
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Summary: Exploring Geology by Reynolds/Johnson/Kelly/Morin/Carter is a new, innovative textbook intended for an introductory college geology course, such as Physical Geology. This ground-breaking, visually spectacular book was designed from cognitive and educational research on how students think, learn, and study.
Nearly all information in the book is built around nearly 2,700 photographs and stunning illustrations, rather than being in long blocks of text that are ...show more not articulated with figures. These annotated illustrations help students visualize geologic processes and concepts, and are suited to the way most instructors already teach. To alleviate cognitive load and help students focus on one important geologic process or concept at a time, the book consists entirely of two-page spreads organized into 19 chapters. Each two-page spread is a self-contained block of information about a specific topic, emphasizing geologic concepts, processes, features, and approaches. These spreads help students learn and organize geologic knowledge in a new and exciting way.
Inquiry is embedded throughout the book, as is the way geologists investigate problems. The title of each two-page spread and topic heading is a question intended to get readers to think about the topic and become interested and motivated to explore the two-page spread for answers. Each chapter is a learning cycle, which begins with a visually engaging two-page spread about a compelling geologic issue. Each chapter ends with an Investigation that challenges students with a problem associated with a virtual place. The world-class media, spectacular presentations, and assessments are all tightly articulated withthe textbook. This book is designed to encourage students to observe, interpret, think critically, and engage in authentic inquiry, and is highly acclaimed by reviewers, instructors, and students. ...show less
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That is still considered a high attendance time of the year, but so many schools in the country start classes before Labor Day now, that it may not be as bad as you think.
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7 For they sow the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind. The standing grain has no heads; it shall yield no flour; if it were to yield, strangers would devour it. | 7 "They sow the wind and reap the whirlwind. The stalk has no head; it will produce no flour. Were it to yield grain, foreigners would swallow it up. |
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Staff normally prepares the agenda, and any requests for agenda items must be made to the county administrator by two commissioners in writing, current county policy states. In practice, if a commissioner wants to raise an issue before the board, the commissioner must seek the support of a second commissioner outside of a meeting. If that second commissioner does not support the request, things become problematic. If the first commissioner raises the issue with a third, a quorum of the County Board will have discussed the issue outside a public meeting. Such "rolling meetings" are violations of Minnesota's Open Meeting Law. "That system is broken," Commissioner Steve Jacob said at a December meeting, calling for the board to discuss the issue.
"I guess you'll need two commissioners, then," Commissioner Greg Olson said, noting that Jacob was requesting an agenda item as a lone commissioner. Commissioner Marcia Ward supported Jacob's request.
"I've always felt that if a commissioner feels passionate enough about a certain issue that [he or she] shouldn't have to have the permission of other commissioners to bring it forward," Commissioner Wayne Valentine agreed at last month's meeting.
County Administrator Duane Hebert placed the item on the board's agenda for Tuesday's meeting, and the board unanimously voted to change the policy. Jacob first raised the issue last October.
Commissioner Jim Pomeroy agreed with Jacob's concern that one could "very easily violate the Open Meeting Law" under the current policy. Under the new policy, board members can bring up a potential agenda item at the end of a meeting and seek a second commissioner's support to add the item to a future meeting's agenda.
This way, citizens can raise issues during the public comment period at the beginning of board meetings and the board can decide whether to add it to the next meeting's agenda at the end of that same meeting, Jacob said. Ward said that the change should improve citizen access to government and pointed out that staff will have more notice to prepare technical information regarding commissioner-requested agenda items.
In past discussions, Pomeroy expressed concern that people on all sides of an issue be notified of board discussions that might affect them, referring to a commissioner-requested agenda item regarding Amish buggies that came before the board this summer without Amish representation. However, he supported Jacob's proposal for agenda item requests to be aired at meetings. "This makes more sense to me," he said. "One, you don't violate the Open Meeting Law, and two, there's a notice before the fact."


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Michigan Social Worker Sentenced In Health Care Fraud Insurance Scheme
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2011 – GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. –– Olga Ortiz-Button, age 57 of Kalamazoo, Michigan, was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison and ordered to pay $276,794.00 in restitution for a scheme that bilked insurance carriers for over a quarter of a million dollars of counseling services that were never provided. Ortiz-Button, a Licensed Masters Social Worker who did business as the Christian Counseling Center, PLC, was also ordered by Chief United States Judge Paul Maloney to serve two years of supervised release after she is released from prison. At the sentencing hearing, Chief Judge Maloney emphasized that this sentence was intended to both punish the fraud and to deter other health care professionals from engaging in fraudulent billing practices by making clear that the penalty for such conduct "will be prison."
Ortiz-Button was only the most recent in a series of cases involving professionals in the health care field. Earlier this year, Aaron and Michelle Clark of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan pled guilty to charges of health care fraud stemming from a scheme to defraud Medicare and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan through their operation of Superior Physical Therapy in Sault Ste. Marie. That indictment charged that Aaron and Michelle Clark utilized a variety of schemes to fraudulently obtain payments in excess of $500,000.00 for physical therapy services that were either not reimbursable or that were never provided to patients. The Clarks' sentencings are scheduled before U.S. District Judge Robert Holmes Bell on April 12, 2011. On December 15, 2010, Robert D'Amour, 50, a dentist from Kingsford, was sentenced to 14 months' imprisonment for a felony conviction of illegal distribution of narcotics outside the normal course of professional practice. D'Amour was also ordered to forfeit $50,000 and to pay a $10,000 fine.
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The 2014 Lyn Lake Street Fest and Open Streets Rock Together on June 8th!
After four successful years, the Lyn Lake Street Festival has become a signature community event that celebrates the Lyn Lake brand. It's also a gift to the surrounding communities that support local businesses along the avenues of Lyndale and Lake Street.
The festival returns on Sunday June 8th and moves to a new location in the Garfield parking lot behind The Jungle Theater and Fuji Ya between 29th and Lake Street from noon to 8 PM.
This year's festival partners with the other premier event on Lyndale, Open Streets Minneapolis, closing Lyndale Ave from 22nd St. to 42 St. for the 4th consecutive year. Pedestrians take over the streets and promenade on bikes, blades, skateboards and strollers between the hours of 10 AM to 4 PM.
This year's Lyn-Lake Street Fest features seven popular Twin Cities bands for an afternoon of non-stop music. Headlining the show will be the Secret Stash Soul Revue (6:00-7:00pm), Rogue Valley (5:00-5:45pm), Dosh (4:00-4:45pm), Toki Wright & Big Cats (3:00-3:45pm), Ginkgo (2:00-2:45pm), Ashley Gold (1:00-1:45pm) and Bunny Clogs (12:00-12:45pm). Dave Campbell of 89.3 The Current's Local Show will be the event's host emcee.
All event net proceeds are shared by three community non-profits, the Blaisdell YMCA, The Lyn Lake Business Association and the Joyce Food Shelf, strengthening the sense of community that's at the heart of our eclectic neighborhood. The Blaisdell YMCA plays a prominent role as a key sponsor for the festival and providing a large part of the volunteers for the day of the event. This year will also feature the Finnegan's Reverse Food Truck. Instead of selling food, Finegans collects food at community events and delivers it to local food shelves.
The Lyn-Lake Street Festival promises to be one of the highlights of the local outdoor concert season this summer in the Twin Cities, free and family friendly. Partnering with Open Streets Minneapolis adds a new dimension to the already festive feel of the Lyn Lake community. The Lyn Lake Business Association is encouraging businesses on both Lyndale and Lake Street to join the festivities.
Here's something fun that will be going on. Trade a like for a bike, in this case two foldable electric bikes will be raffled off during the festival by sponsor Uptown Eyeswear. He'll trade a raffle ticket for the chance to win one of these cool bikes, and he'll also be cleaning glasses and your cell phone faces during the festival.
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My bath has porcelain tile with an accent wall of calacutta gold. We are at the point of installing the shower curb, window sill and niche base and shelf. I got a quote for $900 to fabricate and install in calacutta marble. It seems very high for a few small pieces of marble (note I am in NYC though). An alternative would be ceaserstone in linen which seems to match both the marble and tile, but doesn't come in the thinner slab needed for the niche (that's what contractor explained to me). My questions: I am not sure if mixing to save a few hundred will look right, and I am wondering if there might be a better source. I tried two other stone places in NY and their quotes were even higher. Is that just the continuing luck of living in the city? |
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That would be about average even in the heartland. That's a lot of labor to make all of those itty bitty pieces. That's what you're paying for. The stone cost itself is only incidental to the labor. I wouldn't imagine that you'd get a substantially cheaper quote in any material. Even if the material was free, I'd still expect the labor to rund $600-$800 for that amount of fussy detail work. |
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Hey there, wanted to let everyone know that Brent Hartinger and his partner Michael, the editor of afterelton.com, are doing video blogs on afterelton.com called "Two Gay Guys," where they review current TV, Broadway, movies, and books.
Fun stuff... and, in case you aren't aware, afterelton targets men, so the stuff all has a male slant. (I didn't see a similar video blog on sister site afterellen.com)
Anyway, check them out here.
oh, uh....afterellen has a video blog with sarah warn and her girlfriend. they kind of cover things in pop culture that are lesbian-related. i can't recall what it's called at present, but yeah...
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I looked but didn't see it on there, someone pop up a link if they find it.
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Is the link to the female one--- it's a miz of written blogging and video blogging if there is a thing that said SHE MADE ME WATCH THIS with pictures and such on the top of a blog it's a video blog-- i'm pretty sure that's how it works.
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The latest edition of Brent's video blog shows Brent shirtless, sitting poolside in Palm Springs. He and his partner Michael are too cute! They review my book on the video, too. Let us all remember, however, that Jeff beat them to it. He reviewed the book all the way back in January!


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Football capsule- Deweyville
DEWEYVILLE pIRATES District: 10-2A Div. 2 Coach: Russell McDaniel (6-13, 3rd season at Deweyville). 2009 records: 2-8 overall, 1-5 district (last place). Last playoff appearance: 2006, lost 42-14 to Corrigan-Camden in Class 2A Division II first-round game. Returning letterwinners/starters: ##/11 (5 offense, 6 defense). Returning all-district players: Second team —Tim Burch, jr. ,LB; Trey Craft, […]
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Footbal capsules- Buna
Buna Cougars District: 10-2A Div. ICoach: Bradley Morgan (58-72, 12th season at Buna). 2009 records: 6-5 overall, 4-2 district (third place). Last playoff appearance: 2009, lost 55-13 to Newton in Class 2A Division II bi-district game. Returning letterwinners/starters: 22/17 (nine offense, eight defense). Returning all-district players: Newcomer of the Year — Lynn Williams, jr., […]
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Football Capsules- Anahuac
Football Season Preview for Anahuac Anahuac Panthers District: 10-2A Div. I Coach: Darrell Barbay (18-14, fourth season at Anahuac; 59-46, 12th season overall). 2009 records: 8-3 overall, 5-1 district (second place). Last playoff appearance: 2009, lost 28-7 to Kirbyville in Class 2A Division I bi-district game. Returning letterwinners/starters: 20/14 (seven offense, seven defense). Returning all-district […]
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Must-reads before the high school football season
August 27, the first Friday of high school football games, can't get here soon enough. Until then, here are some books high school football fans might want to read to tide them over until the start of football season. "Down the Trails of Victory" by Jon Buck Ford- The story of Port Neches Groves High […]
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UTEP offers Nederland's Forney
Nederland quarterback Dionte Forney said Monday that he has been offered a scholarship to play quarterback at the University of Texas-El Paso. The 6-5, 240-pound Forney became Nederland's starting quarterback last season after injuries to Kirby Bellow and Tyler Smith vaulted Forney to the top spot. He responded by going 3-0 in the regular season. […]
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How Class 6A would affect area teams w/breakdown
If the UIL adds a Class 6A, the classes would most likely be evened out to be 200 schools per class, according to the UIL executive director. Here is what the cutoffs would be using 200 schools per class and below is a list of which area schools would fall under each category. 6A: 2,204 […]
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West Brook, Memorial would move up to Class 6A
UIL executive director Charles Breithaupt speculated the UIL could place 200-215 schools in each conference in a six-conference setup. Using 200 as the benchmark and eliminating the 45 smallest schools in the current 245-member Class 5A, the minimum enrollment number for 6A based on 2010 totals would be 2239.5. That means, West Brook (2,467) and […]
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UIL considers adding 6A
UIL may add a 6A classification for high school sports. Currently, no proposal has been made involving a cutoff for the schools that would be in the 6A Classification. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/hso/7114965.html
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Begelton named to All-Tournament team
West Brook's Reggie Begelton was named to the All-Tournament team at the State 7-on-7 football championships. West Brook reached the quarterfinals of the tournament before losing to eventual champion Lake Travis. The Bruins went 4-2 at the tournament. Begelton, a senior had 31 catches for 512 yards last season.
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A moral victory for LC-M
Little Cypress-Mauriceville may not have won the state championship at the 7-on-7 football tournament on Saturday in College Station, but they came closer than anyone to beating the champion, Lake Travis. Lake Travis beat DeSoto 42-39 to claim the state championship. Lake Travis is also the three-time defending champion in Class 4A Division I in […]
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Do Czechs have an inferiority complex?
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W. Basketball – JCCC's starting five earn first-team all-conference
W. Basketball – JCCC's starting five earn first-team all-conference
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – All five starters for the Johnson County Community College women's basketball team were recently named as Kansas Jayhawk Conference D-II performers. Guards Juanita Robinson, Timeka O'Neal, Sameia Kendall and forwards Nieka Wheeler and Kariel Hutt were all selected to the first-team.
Additionally, Robinson was named the KJCCC D-II Most Valuable Player, and head coach Ben Conrad was named the D-II Coach of the Year. This is Conrad's fourth Coach of the Year award in his six seasons at JCCC.
The Lady Cavaliers currently stand 29-1 and ranked second in the NJCAA. They begin their postseason run tonight when the host Hesston College in the semifinals of the Region VI Tournament. A victory will advance JCCC to the championship game Sat., March 8, at Koch Arena on the campus of Wichita State University.
A victory over Hesston would also give Conrad his fifth straight 30-win season, making him the first coach in the 91-year history of the Kansas Jayhawk Conference reach that milestone.
Robinson averages 10.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game this season. She has reached double figures 18 times this season, and led the team in scoring in five games. She also was selected the Week 4 KJCCC/Verizon Wireless D-II Player of the Week.
O'Neal leads the team in both scoring and assists, averaging 12.2 points and 5.1 assists per game. She also has missed only seven free throw attempts all season, and is on pace to set the season free throw percentage record.
Kendall is averaging 11.8 points, 3.7 rebounds and 3.4 assists. She also leads the team in steals with 59. Kendall has scored in double figures 17 this season, and 30 times in her career. Earlier this season, she scored 22 points followed by a career-high 29-point effort. Those two performances earned her the Week 3 Conference Player of the Week award.
Wheeler averages 11.5 points and 5.3 rebounds per game, and shooting an impressive 57 percent from the field. She also was the first player on the team this season to be selected the KJCCC/Verizon Wireless Player of the Week, earning the Week 2 award. She also earned the award in Week 14.
Hut averages 8.3 points and a team high 11.0 rebounds per game, which ranks her 18th in the country. Hutt recently became the seventh player in team history to record over 500 career points and 600 career rebounds. She also recently was named the KJCCC/Verizon Wireless D-II Player of the Week for the fourth time this season.


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Volume 4, Issue 3 October 2010
To date, the only available subdermal implant used for contraception in the UK has been Implanon, which contains 68 mg etonogestrel. In October this year, a new product—called Nexplanon—replaces Implanon. Nexplanon also contains 68 mg etonogestrel and is bioequivalent to Implanon. Similar to Implanon, Nexplanon can be used for up to 3 years, and is removed in the same way as Implanon.
Nexplanon differs from Implanon in two ways:
Practitioners who currently insert Implanon should become familiar with the new Nexplanon, and should complete both theoretical and practical training before attempting to use it. An online visual training programme includes animation of the insertion technique. Once completed, model-arm training with a placebo implant is strongly recommended. Further details about the training programme and how to obtain placebo devices can be found on the manufacturer's website: www.nexplanon.co.uk/training, or by contacting 0844 556 1444. Further details about training can also be found at the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare website www.ffprhc.org.uk/
Implanon will now be discontinued. However, you can continue to prescribe, dispense, or fit any remaining Implanon stock you may have.
Advice for healthcare professionals:
See also letter for healthcare professionals sent September 2010.
Nexplanon is also our highlighted Patient Information Leaflet of the month (see article O1).
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There are more than a thousand plots on our allotment sites and another four hundred plots on sites run by parish councils or independent groups. For those that wish to grow food in new or alternative locations there are a range of options available.
In addition to the allotments managed by City of York Council, there are over 20 other allotment sites in the city. Also, see information on other allotments in York.
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All reconditioned tools are inspected, tested, and cleaned by manufacturer trained technicians. They are then repackaged and distributed to our warehouse ready for sale – just like new!
Enjoy an average savings of 20-30% compared to new tools. Reconditioned tools are distributed to dealers like CPO after passing multiple inspections – allowing us to sell to you at amazing prices!
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Weight: | 56 lbs. |
Amperage: | 15 |
Arbor Size: | 5/8 in. / 1 in. |
Bevel: | Dual |
Blade Diameter: | 12 in. |
Blade Speed (RPM): | 3800 |
Cutting Capacity (0 Miter/0 Bevel): | 2 in. x 14 in. |
Cutting Capacity (0 Miter/45 Bevel Left): | 2 in. x 12 in. |
Cutting Capacity (0 Miter/45 Bevel Right): | 2 in. x 12 in. |
Laser Guide System: | No |
Max. Bevel Angle (Left): | 48 Degrees |
Max. Bevel Angle (Right): | 48 Degrees |
Max. Miter Angle (Left): | 50 Degrees |
Max. Miter Angle (Right): | 60 Degrees |
Positive Miter Detents: | 10 |
Slide System: | Dual Rail |
Voltage: | 120V |
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I upgraded from a 10 inch Dewalt compound miter saw to this Dewalt dws780. My first impression when I pulled it out of the box is, it's a big saw. I was laying 5"x 3/4" hardwood flooring and this saw had no problem handling the task at hand. The LED light is dead on accurate. The blade had no problem cutting the flooring, I did notice a lot of saw dust on the floor and noticed two problems with that. First the dust collector bag that came with the saw was to big and would not stay on the saw, I had to use my old bag from my other saw to work. The second problem I had was that the dust collection tube seemed to clog up easily, I think what is was is I tried ripping some of the boards and the ripping dust was bigger than the dust collector tube was designed for, I tried the ripping on that saw cause I was to lazy to use my table saw, had to use it.
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I'm looking at parsons type chairs online and have narrowed it down to two. I'm keeping my existing table. Carrington Court ($309) Not the color shown, but rather Chinese red or Sherwin Brown.carrington court camel back or Arhaus ($199) color as shown |
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- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Tue, Feb 11, 14 at 21:55
We recently ordered a CC chair. We sent them fabric. This is a chair we will use occasionally with a desk. They did a nice job, it's comfortable enough for our purposes and as a spare chair. |
I'm not sure you're comparing apples to apples for your extra $100. Carrington indicates their chair is leather; Arhaus is Eco-leather fabric which, a google search informed me, is made up of 20% leather. I can't speak to Arhaus quality or value, but I own 2 Carrington Parsons chairs and they are one of the best furniture values I've ever made. Very comfortable, if a bit narrow. |
I would happily do an infomercial on my CC counter height barstools! They are incredibly comfortable. We too sent our own fabric. We also specified custom leg color. These are the perfect height for a 36" high island. |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 8:38
Sorry to highjack this, but: Oldbat, what are the paint colors (both the gold and blue gray)? |
- Posted by allison0704 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 9:28
I just sold 4 CC chairs on local FB trading page - over 30 people were interested. They are extremely well made and comfortable. |
Appreciate the info and confirmed my thoughts that Carrington Court is a quality product. Now to decide on color. Joaniepoanie I love that fabric - classic but fun! it would work great with my colors. Old bat - I like your style! Wish I had your white trim. |
- Posted by joaniepoanie (My Page) on Thu, Feb 13, 14 at 14:32
hilltop...I got the fabric at a large, local discount fabric warehouse so have no information on it. ...i love polka dots. Bat2....thanks to nosoccer I just realized we have the same colors....my kitchen is gold and my LR and DR are gray. Nosoccer....if you're interested...my kitchen is BM Bridgewater Tan @75%....similar to Sandy Brown. My LR is London Fog, DR is on same chip but a bit darker-- Plymouth Rock. |
nosoccermom - the yellow is long gone and I'm not sure what it was (could go check the paint can graveyard in the basement if you would like!), but we have the blue throughout the downstairs. It's BM Aura Vancouver Day. |
Thanks hilltop! Be sure to post an update when you get the chairs. Joaniepoanie - please post a picture, would like to see your colors. (Another hijack, sorry!) |
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oldbat - do you have a German German Shepherd? Your dog is gorgeous! Sorry - so off topic! |
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This smells AMAZING!!! It make lips soft and moisturized plus makes me want to use it all of the time which is good
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I got this at Dollarama today for 2 dollars in lip gloss form, with a doe-foot applicator. It was a brown cola-colored gloss with holographic sparkles of purple, green, and tan/yellow; you could see these little sparkles in a nail polish. When applied, there is no colour except the sparkles. It feels like a lip gloss should without any grittiness or whatever. It dried within 10 minutes to the point where I could not smear it around on my lips. It smells like... candy. It is really sweet, and as someone else mentioned, almost fizzy. I love the smell, but it doesn't taste good. Like someone added water to coke and left it sit for an hour or two. I applied it about two hours ago and it's still there. I also really like the packaging, with the logo and stuff it looks really really cool. I really would buy this product again!
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Honestly, who would even purchase this? You'd find it at the dollar store. If you have dry/sensitive skin, do not apply on this product or anything with a strong fragrance or harsh chemicals. It made my lips so dry that there were actual open chaps on my mouth. The smell is very appealing but it doesn't do any good for your lips.
This Coca Cola Lip Smacker is amazing. It's just heaven. I feel like it is softer than other Lip Smacker, I don't know why. It applies smoothly.
The smell. I think a lot of people don't like this smell, and say that it isn't like the Coca Cola drink at all. I kinda agree, the smell is like Coca Cola lollipops, and it kinda has a strong cinnamon smell. That's weird. So it isn't the greatest Coca Cola smell, but if you're blindfolded and smell this, you're going to know it's Coca Cola.
The taste isn't that powerful. You taste something, but it's not exactly like Coca Cola.
The packaging is so awesome, the Coca Cola logo. It's really pretty. But as always, the sticker tends to get loose when you use it often. Also, my friend wanted to know how much was still left, so I twisted it all the way, and I couldn't get it back, so I had to cut the stick off, because obviously, the cap wouldn't fit on anymore. I was kinda dissapointed that I just couldn't get it back. So yeah now I wasted that one.
For £1.50, this product smells really good (if you like the scent of artificial coke, which I do). Probably it's only positive. It makes my lips cracked and dry and for me, didn't give off any colour whatsoever. I wasn't expecting much for £1.50, but I have to admit this was a shoddy product. I totally recommend you buy a lip balm from blistex or chapstick, both making affordable flavoured lip balms that taste even better than this one that actually moisturise your lips!
This is one of my favorite lip smacker flavor. If you are a coca cola fan, you have to get this! It looks like a coca cola can in a lip balm! Not only that, it smells just like coca cola. I am a little embarrased to say that I still have mine from a few years ago because it's just so cute looking(even though the shelf life is a couple years).
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Really fun lip balm! Tastes just like coca cola, even has some fizz to it! It moisturises well and lasts about 2 hours. Cheap and easy to find!
I didn't really like this. It has that artificial Cola-cola scent (not the one that you smell when you pour Coke in a glass but the one you would smell if you added a slice of lemon in that glass and left it outside for three days). It's really sweet, almost too sweet and sickly. It doesn't moisturize well and it doesn't last long on your lips. A waste of money.


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on May 16, 2013There are underground economies and then there are underground economies.
The al-Yamama company advertises its unorthodox new fast-food smuggling service on Facebook. It gets tens of orders a week for KFC meals despite having to triple the price to 100 shekels ($30) to cover transportation and smuggling fees. The deliveries go from the fryers at the Al-Arish KFC joint 35 miles away to customers' doorsteps in about three hours. The fact that the tunnels operate quickly and cheaply enough for the Colonel's secret recipe to be enjoyed in the tightly controlled Gaza Strip shows just how much of a sieve the Egypt-Gaza border has become.
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Workshops and lectures by invited speakers: provide insight into how to prepare for the challenges of the medical profession and how to take advantage of the rewards.
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November 2014: Alumni in Residence Premedical Session - Dr. Richard Oshrain (periodontist), '72, "Experiences in dentistry."
October 2014: Michelle Grasek, Admissions Counselor, New York Chiropractic College, "Opportunities in chiropractic medicine and acupuncture at New York Chiropractic College."
September 2014: Alicia Foster, Associate Director of Admissions, Ross University, "Medical and veterinary programs offered at Ross University."
March 2014: Chris Bell, Assistant Director of Admissions, Keck Graduate Institute (Claremont, CA), "Postbac, Master's, and PharmD (doctorate in Pharmacy) programs offered at KGI."
November 2013: Alumni in Residence Premedical Session - Dr. Steven Goldsher (dentist), '90 and Dr. Janet Gordon (emergency medicine doctor), '81, "Experiences in dentistry and emergency medicine."
October 2013: Taylor Young, '00, MA '03, student at UMass Medical School, "Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory: Exploring the Universe of Premed Students."
April 2013: Yuliya Yakunina, '12, Clinical Research Coordinator I, Cardiology Department, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, "How to use your Clark degree to obtain experience, and eventually a job, in clinical research."
January 2013: Kristen Viola, Assistant Director of Admission for the Northeastern U.S. and Canada at St. George's University School of Medicine, "MD and other graduate healthcare programs (e.g., veterinary, public health, and nursing) offered at St. George's University" (Grenada, West Indies).
November 2012: Alumni in Residence Premedical Session - Dr. Peter Stern, '84 and Joyce Greenleaf, '85, MBA '86, "Experiences in emergency medicine and health care policy and administration."
October 2012: Michael Cole, Director of Admissions for Operations, Quinnipiac University Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, "Introduction to this new medical school in North Haven, CT."
October 2012: Lee Cozzens, Assistant Director of Admission, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, "MCPHS programs in accelerated nursing, physician assistant, physical therapy, pharmacy, and optometry."
September 2012: Ford Barnet, Admissions Counselor, Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, "Opportunities in veterinary medicine."
September 2012: Lili Young, Assistant Director for Admissions, New York College of Podiatric Medicine, "Opportunities in podiatric medicine."
May 2012: William Pollack, DDS, private practice dentist in Worcester and Howard Sachs, MD, University of Massachusetts Medical School, "Dentistry or medicine: Which is the most awesome profession?"
April 2012: Mitchell Cahan, MD, FACS, Associate Professor of Surgery, University of Massachusetts Medical School, "Careers in surgery."
April 2011: Jessica Colangelo, Assistant Director of Admission, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, "Opportunities at MCPHS in pharmacy, physician assistant, and nursing programs and information about new programs being developed."
November 2010: Dr. Audrey Saftlas, Professor of Epidemiology, University of Iowa College of Public Health, "Pathways to becoming an epidemiologist."
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January 2010: Dr. Lawrence Blaszkowsky, Medical Director, Cancer Center Infusion Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital, "Challenges and rewards of treating patients with cancer."
October 2009: Dr. Howard Sachs, UMass Medical School, and William Pollack, DDS, private practice dentist in Worcester, "Challenges and rewards of medicine and dentistry."
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February 2008: Dr. Sanjeev Goyal, Worcester Medical Center, Cardiology Department, "Technological developments in cardiac electrophysiology."
December 2007: Dr. Sarah McGee, UMass Medical School, Division of Geriatric Medicine, "Challenges and rewards of practicing in the field of geriatric medicine."
October 2007: Dr. Howard Sachs, UMass Medical School, and William Pollack, DDS, private practice dentist in Worcester, "Challenges and rewards of medicine and dentistry."
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February 2007: Dr. Tiffany Moore-Simas, UMass Memorial Medical Center, "Challenges and opportunities in obstetrics and gynecology."
November 2006: Dr. Octavio Diaz, Chief of Emergency Medicine, and Jacquelyn Calcia, Director of Volunteer Services, St. Vincent Hospital, "Emergency medicine and Clark's volunteer/shadowing program at St. Vincent Hospital."
October 2006: Kimberly LeBlanc, University of Massachusetts Medical School, "New mentoring program at University of Massachusetts Medical School for local college students interested in medicine."
March 2006: Julia Crawford, Tufts University School of Medicine, and Kimberly LeBlanc, University of Massachusetts Medical School, "Life as a medical student."
February 2006: Dr. Okike N. Okike, Professor of Surgery at UMass Memorial Medical Center, "Surgery as a possible career in medicine."
December 2005: Dr. David Fields, Clinical Chief, Division of Geriatric Medicine, UMass Memorial Medical Center, "Living life fully: How medical care changes for those over 75 years of age."
November 2005: Dr. Phillip Fournier, Medical Director in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health, UMass Memorial Medical Center, "Finding ways to practice family medicine."
March 2005: Dr. John Paraskos, Associate Dean for Admissions, University of Massachusetts Medical School, "Preparing for medical school admissions."
February 2005: Dr. Octavio Diaz, Chief of Emergency Medicine, and Nancy Pedersen-Gac, Head of the Volunteer Office, St. Vincent Hospital, "Emergency medicine: The challenges ahead."
December 2004: Dr. Benjamin Nwosu, pediatric endocrinologist; Dr. Timothy Gibson, pediatric hospitalist; and Dr. Christopher Stille, pediatric physician, UMass Memorial Medical Center, "What on earth am I getting myself into (but how can I have the most fun doing it)?"
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NYU Medical Center Mourns the Passing of Stephen B. Colvin M.D.
Dear Colleagues,
It is with deep sorrow that I am writing to inform you that Stephen B. Colvin, M.D., passed away suddenly yesterday evening. I know from the reactions of those of us who learned of this tragedy over the weekend that this news will cause grief and shock to all who knew him.
Founding Chairman of our Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Dr. Colvin had an unswerving commitment to improving surgical techniques that revolutionized heart surgery. He pioneered mitral valve repair surgery in the United States and led the world in perfecting minimally invasive heart surgery methods, allowing complicated, life-saving surgery to be performed with less pain, less scarring, and remarkably accelerated recoveries. A surgeon who was often heard to say that he had always liked to "take care of the more difficult and challenging things that people have wrong with their hearts," he estimated a number of years ago that he had performed more than 10,000 heart operations. His youngest patient was one-day old. The oldest one we know about was 98.
Under Dr. Colvin's direction, NYU's Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery grew to perform more than 1,800 cases annually at three hospitals, and expanded to include programs in pediatric cardiac surgery and high risk adult surgery. He also built one of the nation's finest training and research programs.
In addition to extending and improving the lives of a staggering number of his own patients, Steve was widely celebrated for saving tens of thousands more, by sharing the techniques he helped invent with surgeons from around the world. The satellite conferences he and his colleagues conducted reached from Montana to Louisiana here at home, and to countries as far-flung as Israel and China.
Steve was also a remarkable humanitarian, performing heart surgery on desperately ill children across the globe, in collaboration with several international non-profit organizations. His vision and passion to help young children with heart disease led him to co-found Project Kids Worldwide, a non-profit organization that provides life-saving surgery and improved medical treatment for impoverished children with congenital and acquired heart disease from medically underserved regions of the world.
Dr. Colvin, who completed five years of surgical training and two years of specialized training in cardiothoracic surgery at our Medical Center and a fellowship at the NIH, had been a member of our faculty since 1978. He was a fellow of the American College of Cardiology and the American College of Surgeons, and a member of numerous professional organizations, including the Society of Thoracic Surgeons, the American Association of Thoracic Surgeons, the Thoracic Surgery Directors Association, and the Cardiovascular Surgery Council of the American Heart Association.
Steve's death is a terrible loss to us, both as individuals and as members of the Medical Center Community. I know you join me in offering our deepest sympathy to his wife, children, and entire family, as well as to his immediate colleagues.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow, Monday, March 10, at 10:00 a.m. at Riverside Chapel, 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. The Medical Center will be lowering flags to half staff for a week in his honor, and will be holding a memorial service in the near future.
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Christmas can be so different for everyone, depending on their traditions they celebrate with their families, to the varying weather in each location. However, I think everyone can agree there's something magical about the Christmas season, which is found in the innocence of children and their ability to believe.
Of course, like all other kids, my girls each wrote letters to Santa, thanking him for the gifts he brought last year and kindly asking for a new batch of toys this year. We visited Santa at the local shopping center so they could even give their requests in person. (They may have been a little more excited about the miniature candy cane they received after the annual event of sitting on the bearded man's lap.)
Their excitement mounted when they received a video email from Santa, personalized for each of them. "He knew what grade I'm in and what I've done this year! He really IS watching me!" And of course, a surprise visit from "Santa" at their school classroom hyped the hope of the approaching Christmas Eve night even more.
What they didn't expect was what they'd experience after falling asleep on Christmas Eve night. And what I didn't expect was their reaction to it!
Soon after I was sure they had fallen asleep, I ran into their room, shook them awake, and with a contained excitement whispered, "Girls! Girls! You'll never guess who is in our living room right now!" The oldest immediately sat up with widened eyes. "Let's go watch!" The wide eyes quickly turned worried and she laid back down on her pillow, clutching the blankets to her chin. "No…. what if he sees us? He won't leave us presents!" I tried my best to assure her we'd be hiding and he wouldn't even know we were there. It wasn't until she realized her little sister was going out to peek, that she decided to tag along.
Peering around the corner of the wall, the girls watched in amazement as Santa placed gifts under the tree, then relaxed on the couch with the plate of cookies and milk that had been left specifically for him. Ad had seen enough, she quickly ran back into her room and jumped into bed with the hopes that her presence hadn't been detected. They quickly fell back to sleep, but awoke in the morning with stories to tell dad, who, sadly, wasn't able to witness the event.


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Posted By: LoisDate: June-22, 1998 at 11:11:54
In Response To: People who 'know' ER4YT, but "won't" do it - an enigma (Steve Shapiro)
Steve,If you remember, we ex-veggies were brainwashed byKlapper, McDougall and every animal rights groupout there that all diseases are caused by eatingmeat. They all had what seemed a reasonable andwell-documented arguments to refute just about anythingwhole health professionals might say to advocatethe eating of any animal protein. Add that to ourbias of devoted compassion for animals and you havethe stubborn, single-mindedness that led us to full-blown immune disease.So when I had chronic problems for years followingmy surgeries, I swore devoutly that my vegetarianismwould heal and strengthen my body when in fact, ithas done the opposite. The toughest part of goingEY4RT for me was coping with the guilt and humiliationof being and ordained 13 year advocate for veganismand suddenly having to cower secretly in a cornerand gnaw on flesh to begin the healing process. It'stough for people so passionate in thier beliefs toadmit they might have been even a little wrong andharder still to admit they may have been alot wrong.Lois


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Some family lost their father.He lived in a small house.They want to destroy the house ,build a new one,my hubby is a builder.He said the house is just like the day he died.He said to the family 3 times when are you cleaning it out?They said we're not were done.So hubby called me he said do you want to root before we bulldoze it ,He said there is some nice dishes etc Alot of the stuff he didnt even use its still in original packing,I got 2 cut glass bowls,2 candy dishes,a beer stein,pitcher & bowl set I want to look up some of these things,there were 2 bibles,even his glasses & remote were still on the table beside the couch..There were baby pictures,the family just didnt want to bother.They bulldozed it yesterday |
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That's so sad when a family just is willing to destroy all the old family pictures and momentos. But glad you got the good stuff out.... |
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"We're done'. It sounds like the family cleaned out (took) what they wanted, needed, had room or a use for it. Go to the 'organizing' forum and you may get a better understanding of why stuff was left. Or, interpret as they took the REALLY good stuff. Either way, you got some things that you can enjoy. Barbara |
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Chapter 2 focuses on safety—energetics safety, electrical safety, and lead. Although the chemical agent warheads will no longer be present when the separated rocket motors are handled, the separated rocket motors are hazardous in their own right because they contain M28 propellant, which has aged and degraded and will continue to degrade. Explosives safety precautions are necessary in all handling and storage operations that involve the separated rocket motors. Chapter 2 also addresses hazards of electromagnetic radiation to ordnance and risks posed by electrostatic discharge if the igniter leads and shunting are damaged when the rockets are cut.
Chapter 3 is an overview of technologies—primarily chemical and thermal treatment methods—that could be used to dispose of the separated rocket motors. The chapter presents information on both thermal treatment options (open and contained) and chemical treatment options, such as base hydrolysis and supercritical water oxidation. Recycling of the rocket motors is unlikely in that the M28 propellant is old and degraded and contains lead. It would not be practical or cost-effective to reuse the propellant, recover its ingredients, or work it into another form, such as fertilizer. In addition, the SFTs contain polychlorinated biphenyls. The committee envisions that the separated rocket motors will be removed from the SFTs before disposal of the motors, in part to avoid the contamination of disposal waste streams with polychlorinated biphenyls; this is discussed in more depth in Chapter 5. The discussion in Chapter 3 includes recommendations of the technologies that may be best suited for disposal of the separated rocket motors.
The storage of separated rocket motors is discussed in Chapter 4. The storage of the separated rocket motors is a potentially limiting step in M55 rocket disposal at BGCAPP, inasmuch as their disposal will probably proceed at a lower rate than the rocket-cutting operations at BGCAPP. Although the storage of the separated rocket motors is not an explicit item in the statement of task, it is central to the timely processing of M55 rockets through BGCAPP. If the separated rocket motors cannot be transported to a storage or disposal site outside BGCAPP at least as quickly as they are accumulated in BGCAPP, rocket-cutting and warhead-processing operations at BGCAPP would need to be slowed or halted.
Chapter 5 presents some of the specific issues that BGCAPP project management will need to consider when selecting the most appropriate location for disposal of the separated rocket motors. On-site disposal options reviewed by the committee include open burning of the propellant grain at the BGAD permitted explosive hazardous-waste treatment facility; using the D-100 detonation chamber currently operational at BGAD; using alternative technologies, such as explosive destruction technologies, which can be added to BGAD capabilities; and disposal at BGCAPP after completion of all chemical agent destruction operations. Off-site disposal options, in which all the separated rocket


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