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Hello all, I am new to making wine and have got somewhat mixed messages from all the websites online on making wine, though i have gotten some good info also. But my first problem/question of sorts is: I have 8 lbs of chokecherries that my brother in law has picked and frozen. I decided to take it upon myself to make some wine. I want to use a recipe similar to this one.http://www.homebrewit.com/recchkchry.php but i am not sure where to start exactly. So i will throw some questions out and hopefully get some feedback. Do i let the chokecherries thaw and then crush/remove pits? What do they mean by adjusting the acid? Can i get some general tips for adjusting the SG? Hopefully the good folks of HBF can help me get started. Thanks in advance
The questions you've asked could fill a book but I'll try to answer some and direct you to place that can answer your questions better than anyone here. Yes, you'll need to thaw and no, you don't need to crush and remove the pits. You can mash the berries lightly with your hands but you don't want to break the pits. Also be aware that 8 pounds will make 2-3 gallons of wine at the most. Get a hydrometer to measure your starting gravity and begin with a pound of sugar per gallon and adjust from there to a starting gravity of about 1.090 +-. Go to Jack Keller's website and he'll answer all your questions in detail and even provide you with a recipe for your chokecherries.
One of my best wines is chokecherry! Check out my recipe to see how I did it. I have 5 gallons in secondary now, and I'll be making another 20 gallons or so this winter with frozen berries. Even when they thaw, they are kind of hard to smash. I ended up getting a strainer type set up, with a wooden "smoosher" to smash the berries without breaking the pit. Then I put the fruit in a big mesh bag, so it could ferment but not be too much of a mess to remove.
Thanks for the help. I will try to keep updates posted as a go along, if only for constructive criticism.
Yooper, With your recipe, when you say cut the grape concentrate, does that mean cut it out or cut it down?


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What do you get when you cross a former Army counterintelligence officer, an MIT grad with an aerospace engineering degree who used to design professional baseball equipment and a former Montana State University Billings student of the year?
A new batch of teachers, if you're part of Billings Catholic Schools.
With the new school year starting today, Billings' largest private school system is dealing with change it hasn't seen in several years — five new educators coming into the fold and a few current ones shuffling duties.
New faces
But even with the unusually high number of new faces — there was just one new teacher at the beginning of the 2009-10 school year — school officials are looking forward to what they can bring to the table.
"We have a passionate group of educators that, I think, they want to maximize the potential of each and every kid they see each day," said Billings Catholic Schools President Harold Olson. "We've hired an exceptional group of teachers this year, and we were very fortunate."
The new teachers bring a wide range of experience and will tackle many subjects.
Almost all of them will be at Central High, with the exception of a new counselor at St. Francis Upper School and a new orchestra teacher who will help with the system's general music program.
Greg Williams is a first-year educator and will teach geometry at Central. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with an aerospace engineering degree and spent the past four years as a field engineer designing professional baseball equipment for Rawlings Sports.
A Montana native, Williams has been studying for the past two years in Montana State University's Northern Plains Transition to Teaching program, a distance-education program that prepares industry professionals for education jobs.
"I'm hoping to show students that what they're learning in the classroom is relevant in the real world," Williams said. "Just look at my last job. There's an awful lot of math and physics in sports."
Another new teacher, Tim Lowe, also took part in the transition program. He taught science at Bishop Blanchette, a private Catholic high school in Seattle, for the past nine years. Prior to that, he spent several years as an Army counterintelligence officer and earned a master's degree in physics from the University of Washington.
Rising enrollment
Lowe was hired to fill a new position as a hybrid math and science teacher at Central. It was created because of rising enrollment in those subjects at Central. He said he's looking forward to settling in with Billings Catholic Schools and watching students progress through the grades.
"In Seattle, every private school is its own little world," said Lowe, whose wife is from Billings. "But here, with the Billings schools, it's all one system (from kindergarten through high school)."
The rest of the new teachers are religion teacher Katie Hogan, who has been teaching at the St. Joseph School in Missoula; English teacher Danielle Barton, a Montana State University Billings graduate; and orchestra teacher Codie Wahrman, MSUB's 2009 Student Employee of the Year.
Angela Hirt, who coaches track for the system and taught there from 2004 to 2007, will be a counselor at the Upper School. English teacher Bob Keenum will also take on the role of Central's college adviser.
Central Principal Shel Hanser said the new hires should help continue what he described as "record-breaking" school years since 2008. For example, 95 percent of last year's Central seniors took the ACT college entrance exam, with a composite score of 24.3, which is the highest in school history. Billings School District 2 students posted a composite score of 22.6.
"Every one of them brings something new to us," Hanser said. "But it's important to remember that we have a great staff already and they've done so much good work here. You can't take away from what they do."
With almost 95 percent of last school year's graduating seniors accepted to a college or university, Hanser said the new and old teachers alike have their work cut out for them.
"I think we've continued to grow every year that way," he said. "We really have the mindset of being determined to keep that trend going."


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What is the relationship
between the Recreation Department and RYAA?
Is RYAA a Chartered Little League?
When does the season start and end?
How often do the kids practice?
Are there mandatory play requirements?
What is the annual fundraiser?
What is the relationship between the Recreation Department and RYAA?
RYAA is a separate organization from the Raymond Recreation Department.
It is a tax-exempt, non-profit corporation, registered with
the State of New Hampshire. Although RYAA and the Recreation
Department are separate, both organizations work cooperatively
to foster the youth athletics in the town. The Recreation
Department assists RYAA with general administrative and
field maintenance work. All other operating costs of Little
League and Babe Ruth, including insurance, equipment, league
fees and capital improvements, are funded through registration
fees, RYAA fundraisers, concession stand operations and
the generosity of sponsors.
The original founders drafted and presented the Constitution
and Minutes of Organization of RYAA at its first official
meeting of the incorporators on Nov. 21, 1977. The State
of New Hampshire soon after issued the organization's charitable
non-profit seal on April 21, 1978.
Is RYAA a Chartered Little League?
RYAA is an auxiliary member of the Lamprey River Little League.
Lamprey River Little League consists of the New Hampshire
towns of Candia, Deerfield, Nottingham, and Raymond. Each
town manages its own youth association: RYAA in Raymond;
CYAA in Candia; Deerfield Youth Baseball in Deerfield; and
Nottingham Youth Association in Nottingham. All auxiliary
organizations combine to form the Lamprey River Little League.
RYAA is also an auxiliary member of Lamprey River Baseball Babe
Ruth. The Lamprey River Babe Ruth Baseball League, the group
for 13-15 year old players, consists of New Hampshire towns
of Candia, Deerfield, Raymond, Chester, Brentwood, Epping,
Danville, and Fremont.
Assuming that there are enough players to field a team(s), RYAA also
offers a Babe Ruth Baseball program exclusively for 13 year
olds and (eligible 12 year olds). In this program, the 13
year old prep team competes against other 13 year old prep
teams in the Seacoast area. This program allows player transitioning
from small to big diamond to compete among players of the
same age.
RYAA is also offers Babe Ruth Softball for girls 8 to 17 years
old (if you are 16 on January 1 you are eligible to play)
to be able to play softball in U10, U12, U14 and U16 programs
When does the season start and end?
The opening day for the Little League regular season for all
divisions is tentatively scheduled for first Saturday in
May. The season will run through about the 2nd week in July.
If your child is chosen to participate in one of our All-Star
teams, then those teams will have tournaments and practices
through the 2nd week of August.
All-Stars from Major Little League Baseball are selected by the coaches
in Lamprey River Little League (includes coaches from other
participating towns of Candia, Deerfield and Nottingham)
near the conclusion of the regular season.
Lamprey River LL also conducts tryouts in June for the Jimmy Fund
tournament teams which are for 9 and 10 year old players
and 11 year old players. The purpose of the Jimmy Fund Tournament
is to provide competitive baseball while at the same time
raising money to benefit the Dana Farber Cancer Center.
The season for Babe Ruth Softball U10 and U12 programs is tentatively
scheduled for first Saturday in May.
The season will run through the second week in July. If your child is chosen to participate in
one of our All-Star teams, then those teams will have tournaments
and practices through the 2nd week of August.
The season for Babe Ruth Baseball 13-15 division begins mid-April
and ends mid-June. The 13-15 division plays a 17 game schedule
for all who tryout and make the team(s).
The season for Babe Ruth Baseball 13-year old prep starts mid-May
and ends the last week of June.
The Babe Ruth Softball U14 and U16 programs will not begin until
first week in June. This eliminates any conflicts for those
of you playing at the high school level. The U14 and U16
teams will be playing a minimum of 10 regular season games
for all who tryout and make the team(s). Our schedule will
include teams from all over the state, not just Candia,
Deerfield and Nottingham.
What does the league provide?
RYAA supplies the uniform shirt, hat and socks and all catchers'
equipment and batting helmets, umpires, and equipment needed
for a safe and fun game. Players are required to provide
their own shoes, glove, white baseball pants [black shorts
– softball) and glove.
If you have not turned in your uniform shirt from last year,
we request that you notify drop off the uniform as soon
as possible at the Raymond Recreation Office.
If a player has his/her own bat that is Little League/Babe
Ruth approved for that level of play (stamped with LL/BR
seal), he or she may use it.
How often do the kids practice?
That is up to each coach. Practices will begin immediately after
tryouts (indoor and outdoors).
That depends upon the league of play, but all leagues generally
play on Saturday. Although subject to change, weekday games
for each Little League of play were historically played
on the following days:
Babe Ruth Softball U10 and U12: Varies;
Major Baseball: Tuesday or Thursday (generally, one weekday game,
but no more than two);
Minor Baseball: Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday (generally, one weekday
game, but no more than two);
Farm Baseball: Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday (generally, one
weekday game, but no more than two);
Rookie (Tee Ball): Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday
(only one weekday game).
Fridays are left open to reschedule make-up games for league play
above Rookie level.
Officials from Lamprey River Little League prepare the final 2008
game schedules — these schedules will be available for
distribution sometime during the last week of April.
Where are the games played?
The Raymond Softball teams U10, U12, U14 and U16 generally play
home games at softball diamond (stone dust infield) at the
Rt. 107 Welch Field. They also travel to play away games
in the surrounding towns of Candia, Deerfield, and Nottingham
as well as other surrounding towns in the state.
The Raymond LL Major, Minor and Farm Baseball teams generally
play home games at two fenced little league baseball diamonds
at the Cammett Complex (Onway Lake Road). They also travel
to play away games in the surrounding towns of Candia, Deerfield,
and Nottingham.
The Babe Ruth Baseball team(s) (13-15) plays home games at the
Babe Ruth diamond at Rt. 107 Welch Field. They play several
away games in the participating towns in the Lamprey River
or Seacoast Babe Ruth League.
The Raymond Rookie teams only play within the town of Raymond.
The Rookie/Tee Ball field is located at the Rt 107 Welch
Are there mandatory play requirements?
There is a minimum that each player who attends a game is required
to play. In LL Major Baseball, every player on a team roster
will participate in each game for a minimum of six defensive
outs and bat at least one time. In other divisions, all
players are put in the batting order and there is free substitution.
In the Babe Ruth Baseball (13-15 year olds) and Softball (U14
and U16) divisions, there is no minimum play rule; however,
it is the mission and objective of RYAA and coaches to make
sure that all players have an opportunity to play in each
What are tryouts?
Little League tryouts are really player evaluations. Tryouts are
scheduled in the last week in March or first week in April
– each player will be called as to the exact time and location
for his/her age group. Player evaluations are held so that
teams can be balanced. Managers and board members observe
the players so that teams can be selected with a good mix
of pitchers, fielders, and hitters.
Shortly following the tryouts, Raymond Youth Athletic Association
conducts drafts at the Major League Baseball and U12 Softball
divisions only. The coaches prior to the start of the season
draft players. Minor League coaches conduct a "blind"
draft whereby players of equal evaluations are selected
randomly and placed on teams. T-Ball, Instructional and
Farm division players are assigned to teams randomly. You
will be notified of team assignment soon after the tryouts.
What is the annual fundraiser?
RYAA is a non-profit, self-supporting organization. The League
fundraisers are just one of the ways that we raise money
to help purchase the proper equipment (balls, bats, uniforms,
hats etc.) and insurance for the children of our league.
Without these fundraising events this league would not be
able to operate. Each family is required to participate
in the annual fundraisers. More information will be provided
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HARRIMAN — The Cleveland State Lady Cougar softball team got their train back on the track on Friday afternoon as they traveled to Roane State and came back home with a pair of big Region VII Conference wins. The Lady Cougars took game one 5-2 and then outlasted the Raiderettes in a game two slugfest, 10-6 to complete the sweep of the doubleheader.
"This was a must have win," explained Lady Cougar coach Katie Willingham. "Our goal was to win each inning and score some runs. We accomplished that today. Kelsey Capella pitched a heck of a game and did what she had to do to get our first conference win."
Emily Huston walked and came around to score on a single from Amber Swaney to put the Lady Cougars on top in the second inning 1-0.
Ciera Belcher reached base on an error and scored ahead of Amber Covington who blasted a two-run homer for a 3-0 Cleveland State lead. Mica Gaines belted a solo shot for the Raiderettes in the fourth, but the Lady Cougars got that run back plus one as Sydney Howell singled and scored in the sixth and Belcher added an RBI to the cause in the seventh for a 5-1 advantage.
Melissa Buchanan doubled and scored on a Lady Cougar miscue in the bottom of the seventh, but that would be all as the visitors took game one. Capella got the win allowing only three hits and one earned run for Cleveland State while Gaines took the loss.
Covington put the Lady Cougars on top to start game two while another run crossed on an error for a quick 2-0 lead. A wild pitch pushed a run across for Roane State in the second and RBI single from Brianna Leathers tied the game at 2-2.
Amber Swaney singled in the top of the fourth and Jessica Still air-mailed a two-run homer to put Cleveland State back on top 4-2.
Roane State got a run closer in the fourth, but RBI singles from Huston and Meghan Allen and another Raiderette miscue pushed the lead to 7-3.
Courtney Taylor crushed a three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to draw the Raiderettes to within a run once again at 7-6. But, the Lady Cougars would not be denied on this day as they secured the win with three more runs in the seventh. Ditto capped off an outstanding 4-5 game with a two-run double to finish the game and the sweep.
"The girls did a good job of executing with runners on base. We need to be sharper on defense overall, but Ida Watson did a good job on the mound and we gave her some runs to work with."


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I can't decide if I want the matching color or silver. What did you go with? My faucet will be ORB, so I don't know if silver would look off with it. |
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We have the brown sink and ORB faucet and bought the flange and strainer to match. With all the brown I felt like silver would have looked odd. Except for the sink grids we have no silver in our kitchen! |
Anthracite bar sink, silver strainer and faucet |
I too have ORB faucet with my biscotti silgranit sink and bought the color matched strainers as it gives a nice cohesive look |
Do you need to buy the strainer baskets from Blanco or are there universal ones that fit? I'm planning to order the Blanco Performa with double bowl and I have a hard time thinking about buying two $59 strainers! |
My sink is truffle and I have a chrome flange. My faucet is chrome too but I think the chrome would look just fine regardless of your faucet finish. |
I bought a flange that matches my faucet from an outside vendor. I heard the Silgranite ones were not all that great Cafe Brown with Antique Brass. I would have to hunt the information on the vendor. |
I had decided to go with the matching one from Blanco, but I found out the day of installation, my granite guy didn't order it along with my sink, because he thought it was too expensive! So, luckily I found an ORB one at Lowes and it looks good with my ORB faucet. |
I just got the bisquit diamond sink and I bought the matching bisquit basket. I am also going with orb faucet. I like the one color look. I am upset that Blanco does not make matching sink grids. I have no silver in my kitchen and hate the way it will look. However I have always used grids and really like having them. I am unable to find one in bisque/almond. so I will probably get the stainless ones and take them out when I am finished cleaning the sink. |
Hi, Thought I'd already posted here. Guess not. Here's our bisquit sink with an off the shelf, from Home Depot, ORB flange and strainer. Can't imagine having a different color than the faucet, unless it matched the sink. Have fun! |
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change the toilet roll? Use up the last bits of deorderant, toothpaste whatever? I am forever finding I'm the only one using the last bit of whatever in the family...the rest seem to deem it OK to break out a new item when there is still that last few uses in the tube or bottle....and I swear I am the only one who knows how to connect toilet roll to the holder. OK that's my rant for today. |
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I am also the only one in my family who does those things. I'm also the only one who will pick up a penny that I've dropped. Nobody else seems to think it's worth anything. |
(chuckle) I grew up being the one to change the roll! Don't know what the big deal is. It just never bothered me. Guess it gave me something to do while I sat there. I never could understand reading in the bathroom. That always bugged me for some reason. I prefer to TCB and leave that particular room. Perhaps there were odoriferous encouragements? :) |
Nobody here but me - one problem I don't have. But I checked bag of garbage as kids finished cleaning out Mom's house - found enough "Apricot and Passion Fruit Jam" to (almost) do a slice of toast - and liked it so well that I bought a jar. Enough PB to do a slice, as well. Bottles needed little washing when I got done scraping. ole joyful |
I think the spatula is my best friend in the kitchen...another jar scrapper..Budster |
Another jar scraper here too! No kids, but my DH is the big waster in our house. I buy PB at Costco so I usually get 2 big jars at a time. He will leave the "empty" jar in the pantry and open the other one and there's usually enough for 2 more sandwiches in there! It's crazy. Same with jelly. I buy it by the case at Aldi cuz it's cheap and really yummy and I swear there's always 2 or 3 in the fridge with an inch of jelly left at the bottom. I guess the good thing is that he leaves them in the fridge and doesn't throw them away because I can at least scrape them out into one jar rather than waste it. |
Rubber spatula gets used on the butter dish too, although I tend to let laziness take over and often just leave the butter stick in the wrapper which is easier to scrape with a knife. Or used the wrapper to butter a dish when needed. |
Any potential clients here for the "Tightwad Gazette" books - I, II or III? By the way - have you ever tried to add, subtact, multiply or divide using that numbering system? The Arabs had it all over the Romans, that time! I need my margarine, coffee, jam, PB, etc. empty containers. I've been having trouble with grain moths - that love nuts and several kinds of cereals - but I find that I can leave prepared breakfast cereal unprotected: they won't eat it. Smarter than we humans, I guess. I thought that they couldn't penetrate the thick, multiple-layered paper flour and oatmeal porridge bags - found out that I wuz wrong! Thought those divided-shell English walnuts would be immune - wrong, again! Those tin cookie boxes are a real help, as well. I used to put peanuts, almonds into empty frozen juice tubes, then drop a small yogurt container into the top - until I lost almost all of my teeth. Had to make do with PB, then. But I recently fell heir to a blender, so ... the other night at the supermarket when peanuts were on sale, I got some, did 'em up in the blender - not only can I eat 'em, the smell when I pull out the yogurt container warms one's heart, as well. Which I need, right now - a bit of snow last Fri., more coming now and promised(threatened?) for tonight and tomorrow: upwards of a foot, they foretell. Have a happy home, everyone. ole joyful |
It snowed. And the wind blew - heavy duty. Car sitting near corner of shed - engine compartment half filled with snow. Car wouldn't start - but it wasn't the snow, as it started and ran for a couple of seconds, as it has been doing for a while and the garage can't find what's wrong. I wasn't about to go anywhere on shank's mare, let me tell you. The owners of the cattle came and gave them some hay and we hooked up the plastic hose from the pump to the water trough to water them - they were thirsty, hadn't broken the ice in the pond, I guess. We have to unhook it and drain it, or it freezes. Which it did last Friday and after I'd carried several gallons of hot water to run slowly back and forth over the pipe to melt the ice enough to let water pass through, I called the younger man (in his 40s - his Dad's 85 and active) to ask how far he thought we'd have to go to find a few fellas dumb enough to have left a pipe full of water outside last night and expected it to carry water today. He said possibly not too far. I can't say that I envy cattle - running around with no overcoat. It must be really tough running the range out west when it gets 40 below. Sump pump not working yesterday: saw the sump full, lifted the float line, pump didn't start, wiggled the electric line, pump started - and ran, and ran, and ran. Oh, oh. Shouldn't keep running like that. Looked into the sump - water was swirling around, not going down. Knew what was probably wrong - drain line frozen. Lucky the pump didn't run and run and run - and burn out. Drain line outside had been moved when they cut the grass and left lying so that the discharge end was higher than part of the pipe. Water lying in there froze, plugged the pipe. Next time pump ran, filled the rest of the pipe outside the house with water, so the whole thing froze. Took about 10 gal. of hot water to thaw it out. Put a block under the line close to the wall, so that there's fall all along the discharge line, now. Called my landlord to tell him what I'd done - he thanked me for clearing the system. Told him not to plow the lane, as not enough snow to bother with. Actually - it was clear this morning - the 35 m.p.h. wind had blown all of that snow somewhere else. Sort of like leaves in the autumn - when the guy who'd raked his leaves gets disgusted with his neighbours who hadn't. 'Twas nice not to have to go to work, though. I don't envy the guys/gals who must scrape windshield in the dark in the morning before going to work, then drive home at night in the dark. Hope you're all enjoying winter. ole joyful |
There are four in my family,myself, DH and two teen daughters. All have a brain, two hands, and two legs. Yet I am the only one who ever removes a full bag from the wastebaskets. The other three like to "balance" items on top of the full bag. I have seen 6 or eight inches of stuff piled on top of the wastebasket.I guess they consider themselves "performance artists". I am tired of being the only one to pick up the bag, lift it out of the wastebasket, and carry it to the trash can outdoors. |
Jannie, I think that's called The Great Wastebasket Pyramids! Soon to be an Olympic competition. Isn't it great when someone sets something across the top so more can be stacked up on top of it? Inevitably, someone bumps it and it's all over the floor. Cats or dogs are great assistants to spread the wealth. :) |
I can add to the trash can thing. Mine is under the sink in the cabinet. When the trash can gets full you just keep throwing it in anyway. Just fill the cabinet. Mom will clean it all out, finish filling the bag, and take it outside. |
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Yes, I do the toilet paper, toothpaste, & trash bag! Only we have a little system, DH & I: he puts fresh roll on edge of tub, he takes the trash out. But I have the toothpaste thingey licked since I hide the new tube until ALL is pushed out of old tube, then I replace it,too:)! |
- Posted by Garden_Momma (My Page) on Tue, Dec 13, 05 at 0:03
Hilarious, ROFL...All sounds familiar! |
Jannie, Have you ever tried leaving their places at table empty of plates until they sit down, then bring in plates already loaded with some of the stuff that's been piled on top? Have a friend ready to snap a pic of their faces when they realize what's going on. Have a great week - and holiday. ole joyful |
It's light switches here. Apparently my hubby knows how to turn them on, but not off. I wander about the house turning lights off (repeatedly.) But at least I know where he has been. . . :-) If I need him, I just follow the well-lit path. |
LOL Lola_Lola, at least you save money not needing a bloodhound to find him! ;) |
Pretty much the same story here, too. Thanks for the laughs. |
DW will change the toilet paper roll, but she always hangs it so the paper hangs from the front. I have to change it so it hangs properly with the paper against the wall. Sheesh. Thinking of trying to get her to get some counseling. |
spewey, Good luck. o j P.S. I agree with you about the proper way to get well hung. o j |
I being a wife, mother, only woman in the house of 5, means I do most of the cleaning. Always have the pyramid of trash in the waste basket. I have a trash can with the lid that you push open in the front, well it gets taken off. Then the trash get packed down so tight, Im surpized that I don't have a hernia trying to get it out!! As for the toilet tissue, I hang it front ways. Hate it the other way. My husband and I disagree of course, so I'm always changing it around. Oh the life of a Super Mom... will they ever change??? |
I like the toilet paper hanging against the wall too but when you buy anything fancy, the pattern is such that it has to be hung the other way. Why??? |
ivamae, Find an empty core. Reroll the fresh roll onto it. Backwards. (Or should that be, upside down)? (In which case - you'd have a lot of TP on the floor in the interim). Have a great week. ole joyful P.S. Did you see my story a year and a half ago about how I reused TP? Asked if others had found a way to do so. Not much response, as I recall. Actually, at the speed at which this forum moves ... ... maybe it's still down there in the past pages, somewhere. o j |
- Posted by kayakingkris (My Page) on Tue, Jan 24, 06 at 11:54
I am the only one who can recognize the jelly spot on the floor that needs wiping up. Apparently the sticky noise your shoe makes only bothers me. It's like nails on a chalkboard! |
We have the same problems here, garbage is filled until it's overflowing - often they take the time to take the lid off so they can stuff more in. Toilet paper paper is hung away from the wall, stops little kids fingers smudging the wall with whatever they just got on their fingers - most of the time anyway. My husband sometimes does change the roll but he won't put the empty into the trashcan, no they are left on the window sill. My kids just throw them on the floor. |
What would happen were you to put one of those plastic covers that you get on dry cleaning down on their beds ... ...and dump the contents of the trash can on it? Think that might get their attention? If they call you, "irresponsible" ... ... seems to me you might be able to think of a fitting reply? Have a great, trash-free, for once (well, if not "-free", "-taken care of", at least) week, everyone. ole joyful |
Ivamae, it's called the "Northern Rule". If you're going to hang the paper backwards, then you have to look at the pattern backwards! ;) Let's face it, there's only one *right* way to hang the cheek-scrape. Anything else is uncivilized! |
cybic, Now, now! Talk about prejudice! Or narrow-minded. Or something. o j |
I've always wondered if it mattered which way the paper hung, now I know! I shouldn't complain about the garbage, usually when it gets high enough my DH takes it out. However, he seems incapable of putting in a new liner. Sigh! Oh well, he makes it go away, I put in new liners. He also has his own tube of toothpaste and he can do as he wills with it. Squeeze it in the middle for all I care! In my estimation, all households should have separate toothpastes and separate computers to be happy households. |
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Bowling: Synthetic enhancements for Hobart Lanes
By Anthony Nasella Post-Tribune correspondent August 28, 2012 10:20PM
Rob Tucker, owner of Hobart Lanes, has made several major improvements to his 16-lane center headed into this season. | Steve T. Gorches~Post-Tribune
Updated: September 30, 2012 6:28AM
It's no secret that the challenging economy has affected many bowling centers' profitability in the region and caused some proprietors to consider upgrading their facilities to draw new customers and keep present ones happy.
Hobart Lanes owner Rob Tucker did just that over the summer, disposing of the wooden lanes which were in the center for 50 years and replacing them with new, synthetic lanes.
The result is definitely evident esthetically. But more importantly for Tucker is the upgrade in the number of leagues which have signed up compared to a year ago.
"We've got four new leagues that have joined us for this year, so we can only assume that the new lanes had a lot to do with that," said Tucker, who has owned Hobart Lanes for 20 years. "I just picked up four new teams on Sunday, so that's a good sign, too."
Tucker said he started considering new lanes last summer. After receiving the financing this year, Tucker closed the center from June 18 to 27 for the lanes — Brunswick Pro Lanes — to be installed.
"They're the same brand that Olympia Lanes has," he said, referring to the 40-lane center in north Hammond. "We might have an upgraded version since Olympia has had their lanes for a while. They look fantastic. They have a lifetime warranty, which is really nice. We just have to oil the lanes and keep them clean."
The company Tucker contracted was Lane Low out of Illinois, which had been doing the maintenance on Hobart's wooden lanes for years.
"They have done a great job over the years for us," he said. "They had previous experience with these types of lanes. Basically, however, they put themselves out of their annual job of maintaining our wooden lanes because the new lanes are maintenance-free."
To up the ante for the league and recreation bowler, Tucker has a promotion in place in which he'll pay $300 dollars for the first bowler to shoot a 300 game and roll an 800 series. The only catch is, it can't be the same person.
Tucker said he almost had a winner the first night.
"Three leagues have bowled so far since we started the promotion," he said. "Just last Thursday, our best league, with the bowlers who probably have the best chance, we had three different bowlers who had the first nine strikes.
"One of them had the first 11 (Geoff Fox) and left a solid eight pin. It wasn't meant to be."
Tucker is happy about the positive feedback that he's been receiving from his customers — which is very important given that Hobart Lanes is based in an area with other thriving bowling centers such as Camelot Bowl in Portage (two miles to the east), Cressmoor Lanes in Hobart (one mile to the west) and Ray's Lanes in Lake Station (two miles to the north).
"We're hoping this is a new start for us," he said. "The bowling industry has been through some tough times in recent years like a lot of other businesses. So hopefully we can now better compete and thrive with the new lanes."
In addition to the lanes, Tucker also added new larger flat-screen scoring monitors, as well as new flat-screen TVs on the concourse and in the bar.


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In the early 1900s the islands were accessible only by boat. It was said that only lovers made the effort to get to this romantic island, thus the name Lovers Key. A road to the island was built in 1965. Local legend hints that Black Island got its name from Black Augustus, a pirate who had been captured by authorities, and later escaped, making this island his home for the remainder of his life. Fish camps were located on Black Island from the early 1900s until the late 1950s. Then, in the 1960s and 1970s, the four barrier islands were slated for development. Preparations for development damaged the islands. Mangrove swamps were altered to uplands by dredging a canal through Black Island. In 1983, the state acquired the islands and in 1996, merged with adjacent Carl E. Johnson County Park to become Lovers Key Carl E. Johnson State Park.
Prior to acquisition by the state of Florida, Black Island was private property. Canals were dredged in the interior creating man-made beaches and paddling opportunities for visitors.
As private property, the canals within Black Island were dredged in an effort to prepare the land for development. A resort-style community was originally planned for the property.
Plans for a causeway connecting the small barrier islands between Estero Bay and the Gulf of Mexico to the mainland began in the late 1950s. Prior to the causeway's construction, the islands were accessible only by boat. Boaters favored Lovers Key as the place to watch a romantic sunset.
Exotic plant species have thrived in the disturbed uplands of Lovers Key State Park. Park management has worked diligently over two decades to eradicate Australian pines, Brazilian pepper, lead tree and other invasive species. Today, exotic removal is at a maintenance level and native plants dominate the landscape.
As is the nature of barrier islands, Lovers Key is ever-changing. A series of storms eroded large sections of the south beach between 1998 and 2003. In 2004, a renourishment project was completed, which added sand and vegetation to the shoreline. The continued removal of Australian pines from the beach, combined with ongoing planting of native sand-holding species (such as sea oats and railroad vine) has prevented further erosion. Today, the beach offers nesting habitat to loggerhead sea turtles, least terns, American oystercatchers and other shorebirds.


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March in Michigan seems to be a month of extremes, weather wise. I call it mud season. It can be cold, snowy one day and sunny with 60 degrees the next. Yesterday and today were very pleasant days when we didn't have to bundle up in order to spend some time outside. The rain will be moving in tonight though.
Most of the snow piles are gone with just a few tiny piles left over from where it was piled when we plowed. Snow storms were heavy early this winter and we did have an actual blizzard. Not the worst I remember, but still a blizzard.
The ground has thawed, allowing the puddles to drain. Now instead of plowing snow out of the driveways, we're fixing the pot holes, a never ending task. The other never ending task is picking up sticks from the yard. Since we had a couple of ice storms recently, there are lots of limbs to clean up, as well as branches. Still just a nuisance, nothing like other areas have seen. We're high enough here not to flood, although there are areas nearby that do, along the rivers. Lakefront properties can flood as well, but that's more of a "high water" issue that pretty much remedies itself. We have some low spots on the farms that will have standing water periodically, but for the most part our soils drain well. We only have one farm that has any tiling on it, but we also have county drains that run through or near the farms. Other parts of Michigan are totally dependent on tiling and drains, and you'll see rather deep ditches along the roads in those areas. If we flood here on the Climax Prairie, we're in a world of hurt, as they say, since we are at a much higher elevation than the communities in the Kalamazoo River valley.
We are still heating the greenhouses and cutting wood this time of year can be a challenge. The cutting crew heads out early in the morning while the ground is still frozen and before everything turns to mud. The wood burner keeps the boiler pumping heated water into the root zone heating in the tomato house. Got to keep those tomato plants nice and warm.
We're just starting to seed flats for the gardens. After ordering seed, it's the next period of excitement for the coming growing season. We start most of the plants for the gardens and high tunnels, however since there is a very large bedding plant industry in the Kalamazoo, Portage and Comstock areas, we know lots of greenhouse operators. A friend who runs one of them will start some of the standards for us. He can do it very cost effectively because they're doing thousands of flats, compared to us doing less than a couple of hundred. We fill flats by hand while they have fillers. They have automatic waterers, compared to us with a hose. There is also a greenhouse co-op and they purchase in bulk. Germinating mix prices have gone up again, so every little cost savings helps.
Just a reminder, that this is National Agriculture Week. You can learn some fun Ag Facts at www.agday.org/education/fun_facts.php


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Last Friday evening, the dejected Flames left West Florida after the Argonauts were awarded a penalty kick in the final minute, forcing Lee to settle for a 1-1 tie.
On Tuesday evening at the Lee Soccer Field, the Flames and West Alabama were knotted at 2 in the 86th minute when the Tigers were called for a foul in the box and the Flames were presented with a PK. Senior Josh Ball zipped his ninth goal of the season into the back of the net and the Flames turned back a final charge by the visitors to claim the hard-fought 3-2 victory.
"Another night, another battle in the GSC," said coach Paul Furey. "We beat a good team tonight. Our guys can be proud."
Tuesday's win marked the second time this season that Lee defeated West Alabama in the closing minutes. On Oct. 2, the Flames battled back from a 3-0 deficit to win 4-3 in Livingston.
Senior Chevon Roberts got the Flames off to a quick start with his first goal of the season. Travis Kiger delivered the assist and Roberts powered the ball into the back of the net, putting Lee up 1-0 with only 2:42 gone off the clock.
"Chev's (Roberts) goal was just an unbelievable shot," pointed out Furey. "It was a great way for us to start the match."
West Alabama tied the game in the 39th minute when the Flames were caught off guard by Thibault Charmey. The forward quickly took advantage of the napping Lee defense and his free kick sailed into the left corner of the net.
The contest was knotted 1-1 at the half but Charmey put the Tigers on top in the 57th minute (2-1) with his seventh goal of the year. It also came on a free kick from the top left corner of the box.
Lee fought back to tie the exciting match in the 66th minute. Gabe Franco tallied his first goal of the year on Eli Price's assist. "We battled back from a 2-1 deficit and that again shows the character of this team," said the pleased Furey.
Lee's defense held the Tigers to only 10 shots, but six were on target. Keeper Tom Halsall had four saves in the win. The Flames fired 15 shots and put eight on the mark. West Alabama's Lavares Stone was credited with four saves.
The Flames improved to 5-3-3 overall and now hold an impressive 4-2-3 mark in the GSC. "We have a big weekend ahead," noted the coach. "We will try to keep it going."
The Flames will hit the road for GSC matches on Friday and Sunday. They will face Christian Brothers at 8 p.m. on Friday, and then travel on down to Cleveland, Miss., and challenge Delta State on Sunday afternoon at 4:30.


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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Throughout May, many organizations, led by the National Institute of Mental Health, will be hosting events, benefits and teach-ins to bring awareness and compassion to serious mental health illnesses and issues including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety disorders. Today at the Neighborhood Writing Alliance, we're honoring mental health awareness by posting NWA writer Allen McNair's piece "Under Construction," which describes the struggle to control mental illness through the metaphors of construction and building.
Allen McNair
The psych ward is under construction
As the patients restructure their lives.
The maintenance crew is restructuring the ward.
Internal emotions change, as does the wing.
Furniture of the mind is uprooted
As physical furniture is uprooted in the unit.
Objects in the objective world are moved around
As the subjects of the subjective are also moved.
Hopefully the unit of the hospital is improved
Like the individuals undergoing treatment.
Through counseling and group therapy
We can get a better handle on ourselves.
Medication helps to stabilize the patients,
Just as setting furniture in a different place
Will stabilize the various rooms on the ward
Where we strive to better cope with our lives.
The hospital is initially turned upside down
As our lives, at first, are upset when brought
Into this hallowed institution as we make
A valiant attempt to right ourselves emotionally.
Some of us want to reconstruct our lives
Which started out in desperate disarray.
Others are still under reconstruction,
Struggling through a mess of difficult emotions.
The hospital unit is slowly put in greater order.
The patients are also slowly becoming more orderly.
Just as external order is ongoing,
So internal order progresses in minds and hearts.
"Under Construction" was originally published in "I Am Here," the Fall 2011 issue of JOT.


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