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They're born and the next thing you know, your children are adults. How does that happen?
The farm 'chain gang' toiled in the fields, in the hot sun. But we weren't planting or weeding or even picking a crop. Unless you call rocks a crop.
Sometimes just the right words, placed on paper, can help make sense of what seems totally senseless.
In historical terms, I had never really thought about how young our country was in the 1930s. The United States Regional Cook Book, edited by Ruth Berolzheimer, copyright 1939, made me realize this simply by the index of the book. Broken down in sections for the Scandinavian part of the country, the Wisconsin Dutch and […]
One aspect of country life that interests me most is that it is never the same day after day. There are always new footprints on the snow, some familiar, like those of the skunks, who leave a special track near the big old trees where the tail drags, and some others that are impossible to […]
In a recent poll among U.S. citizens, 73 percent believe America is heading in the wrong direction. One friend quipped, "but hey, with the price of gas, we can't afford to get there!" I was coming of age during our first real gasoline spike back in the late 1970s. Just prior to it, I can […]
By JUDITH SUTHERLAND Farm and Dairy columnist I read with interest the academic study report just released that says growing up on a farm impacts immune system health in a positive way. The University of Bristol's School of Veterinary Sciences research has shown that spending early life in a complex farm environment increased the number […]
A Pekingese isn't your typical farm dog, but they've been the favorite of columnist Judie Sutherland her whole [farm] life.
The year that I turned 6 was a big year. I started first grade. I started piano lessons — against my will. And I started helping with the daily chores of feeding calves. School was kind of nothing new. I had spent hours playing school at a real student desk with three big sisters telling […]
One of my favorite photographs, displayed where I can see it often, is a candid shot of my dad with John McNaull. They stand talking and laughing amid the backdrop of antique tractors, a passion they shared.
There is no other relationship quite like those of teacher-student, and the shadow of some of those connections follow the student for a very long walk in to adulthood.
As we watch our world changing, environmental landscapes shaved away, plowed under and concrete poured over, all for the sake of development and sprawl, we displace so much that deserves preservation.
Cats of every color and every possible temperament have long been a part of just about any farm I have ever set foot on, and most can agree that they are good to have around if they are capable hunters.
In the past couple of weeks, I have had the good fortune to sit and chat with some good people about how farm life and the land itself molds us in to who we are.
Yesterday was one of those gray, dreary days that make us long for sunshine and blue skies. Winter's crop, so far, has been fresh mud on top of old mud.
We rarely think of ourselves as having interesting stories, as we just live it out, day by day, often bored with the humdrum beat of making a living while creating a life. There is something about the enormity of this season, though, that prompts us to look back, to take stock of where we've been.
I was talking with a lady not long ago who told me she remembered her very first trip to the dentist. It was 1936, and she had a terrible toothache, which was made worse each morning and evening when she had to milk by hand the family's three cows.
Clovis Webb had left his tractor and hay baler overnight in a rented field on the old Monroe County Poor Farm, which is no longer used for the poor. The Soil Conservation Service share-rented the hayfield to Clovis. The field was fenced, but the night he left his tractor there vandals cut the fence and […]
My paternal grandfather and his brother Sam told some great stories about the 'kid wagon' that came through the old country neighborhood to carry the children to the one-room schoolhouse.
The notebook we kept in the dairy barn was a way of communicating with one another from one milking to the next, but it makes me laugh out loud to read some of the zany things we shared.


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On my first day in Madrid, Mery (atria007) took me to Aranjuez which is south of Madrid. It was a great time especially since Mery is so fun to be with and the place is beautiful. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aranjuez
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waiting...where is my train???
@atria007, another word for train in English is 'loco', so you don't need to wait. :D
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So GTA V is a great game. Some may not like it, but for my money, it's pretty damn good. Not great, good.
My problem is for all the hype surrounding the heist aspect of the single-player, there really isn't much meat to it. You only get about five heists and no room to boost the stats of your accomplices outside of the standard gunman. Further, you're only tasked to set up getaway cars twice, and only use masks once. That, to me, feels lacking.
Yet with such a huge world and so many interesting locations throughout, I feel like there could have been so much more to the heist aspect of the game. Here are a few ideas I came up with. Lemmie know if you agree, or what you would have wanted to see.
1. The jail. It's a big complex out in the middle of the desert that seems criminally untouched throughout. A game focusing on big-time crime sprees could have easily finagled this into its plot line. The first stand out would have been to keep Brad around rather than his current use as Michael's body double. But even without that, there are a ton of characters for which this jail could have been utilized in a breakout.
2. The Casino/Racetrack. Again, too big to miss on the map, yet never touched in any way. For some guys looking to rob and pillage, this is a no-brainer.
3. The Dam. This probably wouldn't really fit in the framework of the heists, but it's one of those things I discovered after beating the game. Blowing the thing up and flooding Los Santos is a plot befitting of something like Saints Row, but this still could have been a really neat set-piece.
4. The Army Base. Sure you steal the chinook for the anti-terrorism mission, and yes this would be a bit of a stretch, but the place is too cool to pass up.
Anyways, those ideas took me about five minutes to formulate. I still think a few of those would have added some really meaningful robbery-related meat to an otherwise scant showing.
What locations would you use and why?


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May 16, 2014
When Nigeria's Islamist group Boko Haram kidnapped 276 schoolgirls last month, it sent shockwaves around the world and drew widespread condemnation.
The kidnapping on April 14th in the Nigerian town of Chibok even attracted censure and disapproval from fellow al-Qaeda-linked groups. But the incident did receive one rare show of approval: from al-Shabaab.
Al-Shabaab, which also has a tradition of forcefully abducting children and conscripting them to fight, voiced support for the Nigerian group's actions through its official Radio al-Andalus Facebook page.
In a series of postings starting May 10th, al-Shabaab argues that the abduction is justified as a result of the Nigerian government's abuses against Muslims and that Boko Haram "rescued" the young girls from these injustices.
As a pretext for its argument, al-Shabaab in one post shows a series of images which it claims are Nigerian policemen forcing injured or disabled Muslims to the ground as a "young Christian" officer appears to execute them. The post also notes that Muslims should argue against these actions and "seek blood" in revenge.
Al-Shabaab also attempted to justify Boko Haram's actions saying they are less inhumane than the government's mistreatment of Muslims in Nigerian jails.
"The mujahideen are treating the women respectfully," one of the statements on al-Andalus' Facebook page said. "[Each girl] will be given to one man who will make her his wife or sell her to another man who wants [her]. Later, they will be freed and married like [other] free women."
In another post, al-Shabaab asks its followers to chime in about the fate of the abducted girls, giving three scenarios:
1. Should they be released without conditions?
2. Should they be given freedom for a ransom?
3. Should they be given to other jihadists so that 200 more boys can be born to join the mujahideen?
The post claims that all three options are allowed under sharia if the girls are labelled as part of the "infidels" or "disbelievers".
Readers' responses were split between options 1 and 3 -- releasing the girls without condition and "giving" them to the mujahedeen to support the cause of jihad.
"I think they should be freed without condition. Muslim scholars have 100% agreed that the kidnapping is wrong," one reader said, adding that kidnapping non-Muslims who live peacefully with Muslims will tarnish the image of Islam.
Others condemned the group altogether.
"There are standards for jihad. Boko Haram did not even get a good word from jihadi scholars or al-Qaeda. Their actions are a transgression and they do not have enough Islamic knowledge," another reader posted.
"Al-Andalus, do not misguide people. The militants are not mujahideen," he said. "It is true that Muslims are being oppressed and killed, but what [Boko Haram] did is something that cannot be tolerated."
"[Boko Haram] are not mujahideen; they are devils," another reader wrote. "They are wrong and Islamic sharia does not allow marrying women forcefully. I pray to God to free the women that they have abducted."
Sheikh Said Sheikh Mohamud Sheikh Abdirahman, head of justice affairs for Ahlu Sunna wal Jamaa in Guriel, said that anyone with true Islamic knowledge knows that Boko Haram's kidnapping of the girls is forbidden.
"Islam has given human beings special respect, especially [to] women whose rights must be safeguarded," he told Sabahi. "Therefore, what do you think [Islam says] of the person who abducts young girls who are going to school, whether the reason for the abduction is to seek money or not, or for reasons based on politics?"
"Every Muslim person understands and there are no questions about the illegality of the abductions," he said.
"The men carrying out kidnappings such as these are sinners far [worse] than what we have seen before "he said."[This] is something to be ashamed of in every sense."
Abdirahman said he was not surprised that al-Shabaab's media outlet would exalt the actions of other terrorist groups.
"It is to be expected from a group, to whom beheadings and suicide bombings are normal, to glorify the kidnappings of a terror group with their same ideology," he said, adding al-Shabaab has been responsible for even worse crimes than what Boko Haram is doing now.
Hassan Ali, a 53-year-old traditional elder from Mogadishu, said al-Shabaab and Boko Haram are cut from the same cloth.
"When terrorist groups similar to al-Shabaab, who have emerged strongly in the last ten years across the world and in African countries, are weakened, they are unanimous in the abduction and abuse against children and women," Ali told Sabahi.
"That is why I was really sad when I heard the group Boko Haram had abducted young female students," he said. "It reminded me of the actions al-Shabaab carried out throughout many towns across Somalia's regions when they controlled [them]."
The kidnapping of the schoolgirls has triggered a global uproar and sparked an international social media campaign using the hashtag -- #BringBackOurGirls.
US government officials on Thursday (May 15th) slammed Nigeria's "slow" response to the kidnapping and to the threat of Boko Haram in general.
Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Senator Robert Menendez said Nigeria had been "tragically and unacceptably slow" to deal with the crisis, despite offers of assistance from the United States and other countries.
"I have called on President [Goodluck] Jonathan to demonstrate the leadership his nation is demanding," Menendez said.
"In the face of this sophisticated threat, Nigeria's security forces have been slow to adapt with new strategies and new tactics," US Department of Defence official Alice Friend said.
The United States has sent a team of around 30 civilian and military personnel to help the Nigerian government hunt for the kidnapped schoolgirls. The US military also confirmed it is flying surveillance drones as well as manned reconnaissance planes over the country in an effort to locate the girls.
Asha Farah, a 26-year-old who studied public administration at Mogadishu University, welcomed the support offered by the US government and the international community in the search for the girls abducted by Boko Haram.
"I really view this as an ugly act by the Boko Haram group, which is claiming to be a group that fights in the name of Islam. This is an action that international terrorists are known for," she said.
"In support of the appeal made by Nigerian parents, I urge Boko Haram to release the children if they care about humanity at all," she said.
Very nice. We get online news so easily.
It must be improved.
my allah helpp mu jahidinta al shabab and boka haram viva islamic insha'allah we finsh all kufar } allah akbar }
It's very dangerous, o brothers. We have to look at the One who is above. He is the one who is able of all. He is capable of ending wars without weapons. I hope that, for God's grace, they will be released. That's all from Rombo - Tarakea.
The world must deal with the sources of terrorism instead of waiting for terrorism to use drones. I personally take terrorism as a result of the most oppressed class that seems to loose hopes thus taking any decisions as long as their oppressors get the message. The best approach is for the governments to try being just.
Jihad must go on to the end of the world. Some Muslims don't understand themselves. They don't see what is done to other Muslims. They are still with the nonbelievers.
What do these people want because there are kidnappings everyday. Is this the end of the world? Kenyatta must take his soldiers out from Somalia. He must be kind enough to see people are dying. He should fear God.
While kidnapping those girls has caused a lot of cries, they are just being treated well wherever they are, while our Boko Haram brothers in Nigerian prisons are being severely tortured. Do you take Boko Haram as barbarians just for pressurizing government to release our jailed brothers? You are as good as nothing. We will take Nigeria as well as Somalia.
I am sure that this website belongs to Somalis, however, it is affiliated to the followers of the disbelievers, brothers this religion was revealed by Allah; Al-shabaab and Boko Haram, are doing deeds to get closer to Allah but what is entertaining is that you don't give peace to people who are protecting the religion of Allah and paying their wealth and property towards it for sake of Allah and you choose the disbelievers and the enemies of Allah. This war is not a war that has begun today but it is war that has been there for long time, so brothers first of all learn the religion.
Terrorism must be stopped!
The people who are not knowledgeable about Islam should not rush to associate these incidents of kidnappings and current bad deeds as a true path of religion! Islam is a religion of peace and a guidance to human beings! If people are doing things for their political gains through Islam, that is to tarnish the image of religion and God will punish them! Anything evil you are doing in this world, will be paid in the Hereafter.
Religion is about peace and love and I don't believe their religion tells them to kidnap, explode and commit violences. How can you, a human being, defend God. A true god shows himself to people and cannot wait for you to defend him.
those are not fighting for islam they are fighting for wealth.
These things are surprising to people with knowledge. The United States collaborated with other countries to commit barbarism in Afghanistan, Iraq and many other countries where innocent children were killed, women raped and murdered and people were disabled. It might be remembered that the United States attacked Japan with nuclear bomb and caused huge damages. It is believed that no one will be able to do such harmful things as Americans in the world, but they are not deeply mentioned, just some few words about them. But surprisingly, when a group appears to do heinous acts, and called itself Islamist. Why? Why when G Bush or America attacks Muslim nations and kill Muslims, we don't hear them called fundamentalists? We should not blame Islam for the dirty things done by a Muslim. Islam is not just about reading Prophet's sayings or Qur'an or speaking Arabic. We must be serious and careful. Why, when it was believed that Nigerian girls have been kidnapped, the United Nations did not immediately send military assistance and instead the US army goes there? Something is behind the scene. People have got to be careful with what is going on in this world. If you study it, you will find that Islam does not teach barbarism, abuse, hooliganism and killing against innocent people. We should not look at what the groups associated themselves with Islam and blame or hate Islam. Study Islam and know what is behind the scene, because there is a hidden truth that a lot of people have got no idea what it is!
We would like to ask Nigerian government to do whatever it can so that these girls are able to return and continue with their education.
Is true that those shown in the picture are schoolgirls? Why are we made stupid by the West? What about drones that kill people in Palestine and rape against Muslim women in Baghdad? Are those right? Haven't seen them? Nigerian brothers, be careful. America wants to instigate something here. Terrorists.
Like Nigeria'this our contnent have got the strongest disease of the terrorist,'So let we pray for our God to our earth
They are not definitely doing that to humiliate. They would better fulfill their demands. Why are not saying anything while their colleagues have been arrested? They are doing God's job for their faith
May God help these girls. Everything has its end. The truth will definitely be known. Who is the real GOD.
I tell to all of Somali people that the outrageous act committed by the people who use the name of Islam is not something good but everything has it's time.
I am surprised why the non-believers are outraged against the abduction of 200 women, while generally more than 1000 die every day in Africa because of hunger and conflict, why don't they talk about those?. Is there any specific Interest in these girls or the westerners fear that this issue will affect them?
As a Nigerian Muslim, I must be candid that Boko Haram is not just evil but it is a sect that emerged to blackmail Islam. It was tolerated by Muslim leaders and the ummah in Northern Nigeria and Govt on the other hand, was helpless because of corruption that is part of our daily lives. Boko Haram started over a decade ago but jihadist killing took another dimension in 2011. Part of this article claimed that Nigeria Muslims are being killed by the Police. This is misleading. Boko Haram lives among the people and use them as sheild. In this case, who do we blame? We must be careful because part of our publicity would directly aid boko haram campign. Thank u
How could we understand Muslims as their statements are conflicting each other. Some say it's right and others say it's wrong.
According to my little knowledge, kidnapping is against Islamic law...
Its vry sad n shokin as innocent girls r bein kidnaped.its my humble prayer that gvp shud do smthng
This is not an act of islam. But devil act!
I was expecting to find good news in here.
Islam doesn't allow oppression against any people, especially against women and children who are helpless. Even Allah is not pleased by what Boko Haram and al-Shabaab do.
They are all hooligans!
I like al-Shabaab and Boko Haram very much.
May Allah guide us all to the rightful path, there are people who are striving hard to discredit the religion. We are following the best religion of the world, Islam which means peace or peaceful and Allah promised that it will be protected until judgment day.
We have forgotten Prophet Muhammad's (pbuh) words who said Jihad will continue till the Last Day. We should stop American and Jewish propaganda. Islam is being fought!!!
They are not true Muslims. One's faith is in his heart. They cannot force a person this way. Islam needs belief. What Boko Haram did is totally inhumane.
Al-Qaida, al-Shabaab, Boko Haram are instruments for the enemies of Islam and they are not Muslims. They have been created by Westeners led by Zionists so as to eradicate Islam. They were made from the rift between Muslims. Its solution is in mosques which truly follow God's words (Qur'an) and his Prophet (PBUH). It's a rift between Muslims who don't have a leader. God himself has promised to defend the religion (Islam) till the last day. Let's ask Him to minimize the pains in the killings carried out by al-Shabaab and Boko Haram. Amen.
First of all, it's not good to force someone into Islam.... it's not good at all.
The abduction of Boko Haram is prohibited in Islam. They are not real Muslims, but they have downgraded the integrity of Islam and they are terrorists.
I totally fail to understand Islam. How can you abduct school children and yet claim God's help.
The world is heading to its end. Religion is about teaching good and not bad things. But now the religion has been about war. I don't know where we go.
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An Arlington teacher and his ring have been reunited after nearly 2 decades after he lost it. Kelly Bonner, a defensive end on the 1983 McMurry University championship football team, lost his ring after leaving it in the ash tray of the truck he traded in in 1988. The ring was found by David Garcia in a desk that he bought from a thrift store. Garcia contacted the university, and tracked down Bonner.


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A 1953 animated short film narrated by James Mason and based upon Edgar Allan Poe's classic story.
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The plot focuses on a murderer whose increasing guilt leads him to believe he can hear his victim's heart still beating beneath the floorboards where he buried him. Seen through the eyes of the nameless narrator, the surrealistic images in the film help convey his descent into madness.
Paul Julian served as both designer and color artist for film, and Pat Matthews was the principal animator.
In May 1953, pre-production started on The Tell-Tale Heart, which originally was intended to be a 3-D film. However, it is not known whether or not the film was animated in this fashion, and it was not released in 3D if it was. There is no reference to 3D in a technical trade review. Furthermore, the leaders on original prints of the film do not indicate it ever was part of a pair of 3D prints, typical of all other 3D pictures.
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This week's New/Upcoming Release of CDs, Books, & DVDs Recap - updated 1/6/15
January 11, 2015
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January 10, 2015
Off Off Broadway Reviews A Hard Rain Theater for the New City
January 9, 2015
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January 8, 2015
Off Broadway Reviews Dying for It Atlantic Theater Company
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Sound Advice Top Ten Cast Albums of 2014
January 7, 2015
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January 6, 2015
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January 4, 2015
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January 3, 2015
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January 2, 2015
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January 1, 2015
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December 30
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December 29
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December 25
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December 23
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December 22
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December 21
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December 20
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December 19
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December 18
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December 17
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December 16
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December 15
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December 14
Off Broadway Reviews Every Brilliant Thing Barrow Street Theatre
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December 13
Off Off Broadway Reviews All That Dies and Rises M-34
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December 12
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December 11
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Sound Advice The Man Who Saved Christmas and Mark Jennett's Everybody Says Don't
December 10
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December 9
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December 8
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December 7
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December 6
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December 5
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December 4
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Off Broadway Reviews A Christmas Memory Irish Repertory Disenchanted! Theatre at St. Clement's
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Sound Advice Carols for a Cure: Vol. 16, John Schneider & Tom Wopat Home for the Holidays, Micah Young: Come in from the Cold
December 3
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December 2
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November 30
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November 24
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November 13
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November 12
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November 10
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November 9
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November 7
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November 6
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November 4
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November 1
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October 27
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Mrs. Betty Fox Storie, age 84, of Lenoir, passed away on Monday, August 19, 2013 at Caldwell Hospice and Palliative Care in Lenoir.
Netta Sue Caudill Miller King McKnight of Montgomery AL, formerly of Augusta GA, Memphis TN, and Boone, passed away on Saturday, August 17, 2013.
Mary Isaacs Goodman, age 83, passed away Sunday, August 18, 2013 at Duke Regional Hospital in Durham.
Mr. Grant Joseph Cook, age 86, of 2329 Deerfield Road, Boone, passed away Sunday, August 18, 2013, at his home.
James Harley Morrin, age 70, of Pennington Branch Road, Creston, passed away Sunday, August 18, 2013 at his home.
Martha Pardom Peterson Mosher, age 81, of Todd and Matlacha, Florida, passed away Thursday afternoon, at Watauga Medical Center.
Gezina E. "Ine" Klees, age 67, of Banner Elk, formerly of Boone, passed away Thursday afternoon, August 15, 2013, at Life Care Center of Banner Elk.
Shirley Ann Slate, age 76 of 430 Hemlock Hill Road in Boone died Tuesday, August 13, 2013.
Mr. John Paul Edmisten, 81 of Concord, passed away Sunday afternoon, August 11, 2013 at home. Born September 10, 1931 in Watauga County, he was a son of the late Walter F. and Nell Hollars Edmisten. Paul was a graduate Appalachian State University, a POW in the Korean War while serving with the US Air Force and retired from Phillip Morris as an industrial engineer. Paul loved being outdoors where he could hunt deer, fish off shore and raise miniature donkeys.
Mr. Captain Stines, age 50, of Pinola Lane, Banner Elk, passed away Saturday morning, August 10, 2013 at Kate B. Reynolds Hospice House in Winston Salem. Born March 4, 1963 in Avery County he was a son of the late Jessie Stines and Stella Presnell Stines. Captain was employed by Republic Services as a truck driver and laborer.
William "Leck" Willett, age 62, of Ski Crest Park Road, Blowing Rock, passed away Friday afternoon, August 9, 2013, after a short battle with cancer, at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Shirley Swift Mast of Vilas, NC passed away Thursday morning, August 8, 2013, at Watauga Medical Center. She was 83.
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Test Center 2013 Digital Supplement
April 17, 2013 11:50 am | by MDT Staff | CommentsThe 2013 Test Center supplement to MDT covers a number of areas of medical device testing relevant to design engineers. One article covers examining and testing the human factor when it comes to the handling of a medical device. Another article focuses on the new ASTM F1929-12 guidelines for testing for seal leaks in porous medical packaging using dye.
March 2013 Digital Edition
April 17, 2013 11:40 am | by MDT Staff | CommentsIngestible medical devices offer a convenient, non-invasive method of healthcare; however, the sensitive electronics must be protected. "Coating for Consumption" highlights a coating technology that is being used to guarantee such protection is provided.
January/February 2013 Digital Edition
April 17, 2013 11:36 am | by MDT Staff | CommentsThe remote patient monitoring field is a rapidly growing one given the advantages it offers for home healthcare, remote regions, and elderly care. However, with it comes a long list of considerations and critical issues for designers and engineers to keep in mind. The cover story examines this area.
Medical Molding 2012 Digital Supplement
January 29, 2013 4:05 pm | CommentsThe 2012 Medical Molding supplement to MDT highlights several very different aspects of the component fabrication process. Ensuring quality results by establishing effective process monitoring is the subject of one article.
November/December 2012 Digital Edition
January 29, 2013 3:50 pm | CommentsThe November/December 2012 cover story, "Industry Forecast," highlights the significant topics for the industry in 2013 and shares the thoughts of leaders from the community. In "Meeting the FDA's Mandates for Unique Device Identification," technology is reviewed that can aid in ensuring manufacturers are in compliance to this coming regulation.
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October 23, 2012 3:41 pm | CommentsMDT's Prototyping supplement covers the advanced technology enabling prototypes today and how it is being used in both the design and development process for medical devices. Additionally, articles cover the benefits of using prototyping technology to fabricate finished parts that can be used in the healthcare industry as a finished product.
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October 10, 2012 2:46 pm | CommentsIn the October issue, the cover feature, Balloon-Forming Innovations Improve Quality and Reduce Cost, highlights a number of innovative technologies that are being offered to help balloon manufacturers ensure their products are defect-free the first time.
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August 8, 2012 4:43 pm | Comments"Miniaturization in Medical Devices" In the July/August "Miniaturization" issue, there are three features that highlight challenges involved with trying to make medical devices smaller.
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July 17, 2012 4:40 pm | CommentsInside: Read about the impact of the 3rd edition of IEC 60601-1 will have on medical device products in "60601 3rd Edition Transition Solutions;" and read about the change of technology available for leak detectors and automation in "5 Factors to Identifying the Best Leak Tester for You."
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May 1, 2012 11:30 am | CommentsInside: "How Low Can You Go?" Read about low power design options from the Microcontroller Solutions Group at Freescale. Shared are embedded design techniques that can lead to a significant extension of the usable lifetime of a product. An emphasis on Molding can be found in Medical Murray Inc.'s "Injection Molding Small Complex Bioabsorbable Implants;" Phillips Plastics' "Conformal Cooling Using DMLS;" and Proto Labs' "Living in the Material World."
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April 1, 2012 12:00 am | CommentsInside: "Pinch It: Contamination-Free Fluid Management Using Pinch Valves" Read about transferring fluids in healthcare applications with no contamination from outside surfaces via a pinching mechanism from Bimba Manufacturing. Also, extrusion by balloon tubing can be found inside, as well as self-lubricated polyisoprene. Shared are professional's opinions on battling HAIs and orthopedics. In addition, check out the selection of products.
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We are just finishing up a bathroom remodel project and I would like to incorporate some storage solutions under our sinks and in our linen cubpoard. I'm hoping I can get some advice on pricing of products.
Is $70 a reasonable price for a roll-out undersink drawer? It's available through Organize.com: http://www.organize.com/roll-out-undersink-drawer-11x18x14.html. Also, I was hoping for something coated in white rubber or the like so that the storage solution isn't so industrial looking. I also found some acrylic drawer oranizers for approx $4 6 inches by 3 inches by 2 inches) a piece. I would need 15 of them so that starts to rack up in terms of cost. Any ideas? Or should I just be happy that I found something that works for my space requirements and go with it? |
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- Posted by oilpainter (My Page) on Sat, Jan 16, 10 at 15:40
Home depot has a wooden pull out drawer in 12 and 15 inch widths for $49.99 I would check hardware stores and Ikea before I paid that kind of money. If your husband is at all handy he could build a simple box and buy the roller slides to mount it. Check out dollar stores for your little organizers too. |
Check at Lowe's; they have both white coated wire and chrome pullouts, much less than $70.00 The Container store also has a pretty good selection, but I found Lowe's to be priced the best. Barbara |
Thank you both for your feedback. I'm new to making a real attempt at maximizing my storage and, gettin my house more organized. I appreciate your input! I'll check out Home Depot and Lowes for more options. (We don't have an Ikea nearby) |
Go for storage. You'll be very happy with it later on. My favorite kitchen "gadget" is a trash basket that hangs on the inside of the cupboard under the sink. Wonderful to prepare dinner and just throw the garbage/wrappers away without having to take more than a coupke of steps. |
Once you know the right "terms" for what you want, like "roll-out undersink drawer white," plug those phrases into www.froogle.com (part of Google). It'll bring up different vendors' products, and you can change the listing's order to "priced low to high" to help. I always do that when I'm looking for something online, and then I can compare those (when I add shipping costs) to what I see in the neighborhood stores. |
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Hello all,
I am a young guy in college, huge fan of the CIDP's and our 2 monsters were trimmed and I saved the dates on the bushel. They are really ripe and were about 1 week away from dropping so I decided to let them ripe some more on the vine. I have had the bushels inside a 55 gallon drum soaking in water which is changed every other day, for the past 4 days. My question is that I have seen posts on various websites that say to remove the flesh, but It seems like every time I peel the flesh off I take out a vein that runs down the center of the seed which leaves it looking funny (almost like a de-veined shrimp. Am I doing this correctly or should I just throw the orange seeds in a bucket after soaking for a week or so? Any help would be great!!!! |
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Peeling off all the fruit is highly recommended before trying to terminate any palm seed. Fruit can rot and fungus can grow and hurt the chances for the seed to sprout. I've had my best luck from seeds that dropped and the fruit was already gone by the time i found the seeds. Soak the stone (it should look wrinkled) for 24 hrs in warm water, changing the water a few times. Plant in a good potting soil mix in small pots or six pack annual trays. Cover with plastic wrap and keep warm. They sprout really quickly. |
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