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By: Suzanne Wednesday March 12, 2014 10:00 pm |
Hi Suzanne.
Lost one of my two hives. Bee guy came today, think last time was 2 weeks ago, when both were alive. Dead one still warm, plenty of food, so died recently, perhaps intervening spate of frigid temps. Come spring he'll try to figure it out.
hey ecahn — oh noz! how's the remaining hive doing?
Pissy girls. It was 40 & raining, they were near the top of the hive, indicating they are running out of food. Bee guy put in cane sugar supplement with some herbs. As I mentioned in my prior report, this is the most critical time of year for them.
Life sucks & then you die might be the applicable cliche.
Will hope remaining hive pulls thru, swarms early, can capture the swarm to repopulate the dead hive.
On edit: Bee guy brought about 10 girls into the house that had gotten tangled in his neck scarf. As they started warming up, they buzzed around. Chris caught them all & released them outdoors, though it is doubtful that they could fly the distance back to hive in low temp & rain.
What's your news, Suzanne?
i hope they pull through too ecahn… you've put a lotta time and energy into the girls and learning how to take care of them
don't have any ecahn. putzed around the house this weekend. did some grocery shopping and restocked my supplies. hired girl came and did windows and floors.
they are!!! she did the living room windows inside and out as well as the front door and screen. my kitchen window is all sparkly too. the better to see leaf buds and the show spring will put on.
Food suggestion.
Lookg for ways to use up containers of pesto in my freezer that I made end of last summer. Not only basil, but mint, rosemary, taragon, etc.
Ground lamb mixed with small amount of pesto is delish. Did it with mint pesto, got some I made today with rosemary pesto to eat tomorrow. Lamburgers.
yum! i bet ya could try them on chops too. of course, there is always crusty bread and on pizza
Bread good suggestion. I don't eat much bread, but next shopping I'll buy some & toast with pesto in oven. Would make tasty lunch.
of course, there are always cocktails
Hadn't thought about that way to use fresh herbs! Will definitely apply to martinis when season arrives.
Will avoid the Abbey Martini as she has disgraced herself. Just opened RT on another window, she's up on her high horse chair. RT apparently hasn't fired her yet nor has her gambit got her a job on U.S. corp media.
quick hi!
wanted to give a thanks to eCAHN for her efforts at clearing air & standing up for clarity w/r/t way that I see Ukraine mess is being 'supposed/analysed'.
You're keeping a modicum of sense when others, I feel, gulp at crack coming out of pravda.ru or RT and ignore or atr best marginalize stories from pravda.ua.
Can't understand why peeps would be so willing to accept so completely Putin's media arm with so little scepticism.
It's complicated. I sure ain't there, but nobody else here is either.
hey ks — how ya doing tonight?
I use those threads to clarify my thinking. I know so little about the subject, am trying to move up learning curve quickly. Feedback, good or bad, is helpful, latter perhaps more than former.
Can't bear infiltrators, though. Naming & shaming has worked so far.
I'm ok. cold front came in last night and disappeared.
today acted like a spring day, windy, grey, but warming.
should be decent weather rest of week
glad 2 hear you got your windows cleaned!
Good evening, Suz..! Hiya eCAHN, ks tw3k and lln lurking pups.!
Good, thanks – hope you're well up north, Suzzz
situation is fluid. outcomes are far from certain.
People saying such and such is so, based on Russian propaganda, adds fuel imo rather than reports news
i love clean windows — just not cleaning them *laughing* my hired girl does a great job *sigh* to be young and full of energy again…
hey past — how ya doing tonight?
U.S. propaganda much more biased than Russian. Much of what is reported on U.S. corp media, BBC, is outright lies.
i'm doing ok ppd – thanks. loving the spring days but rain returns tomorrow night …
Sorry to hear that one of your hives died, eCAHN. So close to making it through to spring. Did your bee guy offer any explanation why the the living hive is nearly out of food, while the dead hive had plenty of food? Is just dependent on how many bees per hive or that one hive collected more pollen than the other?
Hope your bee hives survive the bad weather, eCAHN.
Hey PPD. Been on any good rides lately?
agreed. RT was great covering wikileaks, Chelsea Manning, Snowden stuff.
It seems that us media is great when talking human rights etc outside of US, too, if extreme in nature(social media on Sochi Olympics) and also lousy when warreporting.
Sad semi-parallel.
Doing well, Suz. Yesterday woke up to 3 inches of wet snow, fortunately it all melted by afternoon. Today was up to about 50; spring is on its way..!
Weather pattern reverted to high pressure ridge with no rain forecast over the next two weeks. Not helping the drought.
yay! that's my favorite kinda snow. and yay for spring!!!
Here's an interesting twist, k-pop…! Hacked Email from U.S. Army Attache in Ukraine – For False Flags to occur so U.S. can take military action against Russia
LTC Gresh happens to be married to the current Deputy Economic Counselor in the US embassy in Kiev…!
Elizabeth Horst currently serves as the Deputy Economic Counselor at Embassy Kyiv, Ukraine. Most recently, as the State Department's Afghanistan Training Coordinator in Stability Operations, Elizabeth led the team training more than 1200 civilians for tours in Afghanistan and Iraq. She previously served as the Senior State Department representative at the U.S. PRT in Zabul province, Afghanistan (2008-2009), where she worked on an interagency team focused on governance, security and reconstruction. She was the point of contact for governance issues for five different military units in the province. She received a State Department Superior Honor Award and Department of Defense award for Outstanding Civilian Service for her efforts to bolster local Afghan institutions and combat corruption.
Entering the Foreign Service in 2001, she served her first tour as the political and consular officer in Lahore, Pakistan (2001-2003). Following a year at the State Department Operations Center in Washington, D.C., she studied Russian to serve as head of the political and economic section in Dushanbe, Tajikistan (2005-2007) and then Deputy Press Attache at U.S. Embassy Moscow (2007-2008), including a two-month stint as acting Embassy spokesperson during the 2008 Russian-Georgia conflict. Prior to the joining the Foreign Service, she worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa. She earned a B.A. from the University of Kansas and an M.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A native Minnesotan, she speaks German, French, Russian and Hausa. She is married to a U.S. Army Foreign Area Officer, Major Jason P. Gresh.
Not much, even though we've had lots of sunshine & warmer temperatures. Been busy with work, family, etc. I need to build my base miles for Wine Country Century in May.
Mid-Feb to end of March is when hives are most vulnerable. Queen starts laying in late January, related to daylight, not temp. Hive temp must be raised from 50ish to 90ish to keep brood warm. More stored honey consumption, fewer insulating bees, that die over the winter, no new food, blah blah.
Bees don't poop in hive. Once queen starts laying, unless outside temp above 50 degrees, can't relieve themselves. If none (was one last week) hive can die of dysentery.
Could add more details but you get the point.
Hive that died had plenty of food, so food was not the problem. Was alive 2 weeks ago, so who knows. Will find out (or not) when bee guy looks into it in the spring.
fork. we've had a very wet march — got more rain in the first third of the month than we get for the entire month on average. was hoping you guys were still gonna get more rain.
aloha tut — how ya doing tonight?
Time to call it a night. Be well, everyone.
Aloha, Suz and lln pups…! It was a gorgeous day here with steady breezes to keep it nice and comfy..! ;-)
that's interesting!
Also woulda loved to hear more abt the 2 hr phone call Biden had before the takeover in Kiev! I'll bet Hillary has 'interests' in this too as SoS.
You may remember one of my first q's was who owns the real estate in Kiev. Turns out prolly Western leaning oligarchs there.
So I can see facts and recognise potential consequences. Unlike Iraq, I am much more reticent to draw conclusions yet.
sweet! those tropical breezes are wonderful things
Hey, CT. I remember when Peace Corp volunteers joined to help the the poor and underpriveleged in third world countries improve their lives. Seems now it's just a stepping stone to CIA and subversive plotting against nations U.S. wants to lean on.
Enhanced conservation measures are in place now. This may be a blessing in disguise — may stop fracking in California dead in its tracks.
Confessions of an Economic Hitman, eh?
i hope it does stop the fracking ppd. i was living in sf during the 76/77 drought and was restricted to 225 gallons a day. i was pregnant at the time.
Per headlines at HuffPo, that Malaysian airliner's engines were on for another four hours after its last transponder contact. It seem that every 30 minutes those engines report to their maker, Rolls Royce, how they are doing, including the altitude and speed.
That makes it appear that the plane was commandeered and was likely flown to an airport for some purpose. Assuming that it flew in a straight line, it should be fairly easy to locate on the map the airports would be likely to have been flown to. Hmmmm.
thanks for the explanation. Complicated lives of bees, well developed but vulnerable to whims of climate – a metaphor for humans too, I suppose.
hey wigwam — how ya doing tonight?
One thing I do know is that Monsanto craves the Ukranian 'bread basket' and BlackwaterXeAcademi have been spotted in Kiev…! 8-(
Yeah, a lot like that book. Motto 'Join the Peace Corp and Climb the Ladder of Coercion". Read the economic hitman book about 5 yrs ago or more.
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark
Not just the Peace Corps, but, most of our Foreign Aid NGO's, past…! 8-(
We'll see if Jerry Brown & the democratic supermajority legislature can stop fracking before our precious bodily fluids are wasted away.
Much happening in SLC this month and next – some exciting visitors coming to speak. Stephen Zunes next week speaking on Palestine-Israel. Thomas Drake in mid-April on NSA undermining the Constitution; and Ann Wright in mid-April. Woot..!!
or fracking triggers the san andreas — stupid forking idea to force water underground in earthquake prone region when its been proven that doing so triggers quakes
woot indeed! wow past — are you gonna attend any of then?
hey PPD, didja see Maddow tonight talking abt irradiated tube filter disposals in N Dakota tonight? Naturally occurring radium gets sucked up and concentrates in these filters that are then disposed of willy nilly.
more consequences than just earthquakes and gas in water lines!
local link
can ya really blame the Ukrainians for throwing out the Putin stooge?
Yes – perfect policy for end times Armageddon dead enders.
The Pakistan Govt. is now paying the parents to get the kids vaccinated…!
Didn't see Maddow's show tonight – doesn't surprise me though
My math oriented brain insists as many will that 2+2=4.
But still won't accept that 2 + {a bunch of unknowable fractions}=4.
That Depends on what all those fractions are… and they are moving and changing…
long known that peacecorp and ngo's have long been prime cia recruiters and posts. Makes sense from their pov
Did you feel the 6.9 quake offshore way up Northern California last week, Suzzz?
Col. Wright is an awesome speaker, past…! I've had the pleasure to meet her on several occasions(sign-waving too), ask her questions, she's always happy to answer 'em…! ;-)
Yes, a local organization Peace Advocacy Coalition is the sponsor. I'll be attending at least one speaking event for Zunes and Drake. And my VeteransForPeace buddy and I will likely be providing transportation for Ann Wright to her speaking events. Will be a good opportunity to get to know her, I've met her and briefly spoke to her in DC in October 2011 at the Freedom Plaza occupation.
not at all…. iirc it was only felt as far north as bandon on the oregon coast… that's way south of me
i gotta head out pups — time for token etc.
g'nite all — happy dreams
Putin's Stooge…? Delve deeper, k-pop…!
Look at whom is instigating it… Both Ukrainian and Venezuelan protesters have been called fascists. Why?
That's cool, CT. She lives in Hawaii aomewhere, but she's pretty busy with engagements all over the world, I don't know how much time she actually gets to 'stay home'. and yes, she seemed to be a real nice lady, caring and down-to-earth.
How could Ukraine's elected government fall without U.S. Interference? Russia has no choice but to protect its Black Sea port. What would D.C.'s response be if Florida's government was thrown out by Cuba?
Then you have insane neocon Armageddonists like Bolton & Kristal urging nuclear retaliation in the Crimea because ….wait for it …. Benghazi & get that Keystone tar sands pipeline built!
Pepe Escobar was on fire earlier today, PPD…! Spinning Ukraine…
Sure – Pentagon/NSA industrial complex can't wait for a new Cold War threat.
Another shiny Bauble to distract the sheeple, while they're being sheared…! 8-(
I've cut the cord, so I don't get Rachel in real time. But, I really like her show and I can get it on my Roku (on a channel called "Nowhere TV") about two hours after it ends. The only problem with Nowhere TV's version of TRMS is that they often have the segments on the wrong order. But you can play the segments one at a time (no commericals) in whatever order you like. And, you can figure out the original order by browsing the show's web site.
That was a great discussion, CT. Thx..!
that wapo article is far less than clarifying!
The Putin stooge that I meant was Yanukovych, since he decided to impose dictator powers over Ukraine and because he went along with those ministers who have always maintained ties with Kremlin and have been scheming to ensure Ukraine joined the proposed Eurasian group.
This is a month old, dated two weeks before Russia moved troops in, and four days before Yanukovych fled, but clearly juxtaposes the EU w/ proposed Eurasian group. Especially clear is the last half of this nyrb article.
a great quote: "…the Ukrainian government is telling itself that its opponents are Jews and us that its opponents are Nazis."
Why would LaRouche's Executive Intelligence Review repeat Russian/RT/pravda.ru talking points?
Never saw you CT as someone who aligned himself with projects that Lyndon La Rouche would push for. Especially if you knew it.
On the other hand, I can understand how some in Venezuela would liken anti-socialist groups with fascists. When Lopez turned himself in some weeks ago, Cruz & Rubio tweeted how the US should send forces there. That would also likely look like a kind of fascist (i.e.controlling) intervention by the socialist gov there. Unfortunately for Venezuela, Maduro seems to be in over his head – and the population feels it…
ditto! always fun to hear pepe give us his take on things. The China pov from Ms Lee is interesting as well, seeing greater cooperation in future btwn R&C.


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The shock of the new is placing a heavy burden on an island that cannot afford a full civil service. It may one day have to throw itself upon Guernsey, its much larger neighbour—and in so doing, lose its right to set taxes, which are currently rock bottom. Sark's democratic revolution sounds good in principle but it may cost the island its independence.

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thanks, the look of the elk antler doesn't come through in the pics. I don't do a lot of bolsters with dovetails but I really liked the way this one came out. I was hoping for better detail.
The second picture of the three is the home screen on my phone. Beautiful work Dan
Very impressed as always looking at your work..
Nice work. I like the knife a lot.
Looks like a nice knife. Good job.
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I'm going to have to get a better camera. this sony just isn't cutting it. I lose so much detail. Anyway here's a new one in Black Ash burl
Oh dern.... Revelation 19:11 And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.


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- Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- Cartoon Characters: Butch, Four Kittens.
- Directed By Robert Allen.
- Produced By Fred Quimby.
- Animated By Carl Urbano, Al Grandmain.
- Music: Scott Bradley.
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Few people in Germany noted the country's final $94 million WWI reparations payment on Sunday. Some historians say that's for the best.
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To some historians, World War I ended Sunday.
Amid the news headlines marking the 20th anniversary of German reunification, the country quietly finished paying the last of its debt stemming from reparations imposed by the Versailles Peace Treaty more than 92 years ago.
"It's a symbol. It marks the end of World War I," says Ursula Rombeck-Jaschinski, a professor of modern history at Heinrich-Heine University in Düsseldorf. "It shows that Germany is prepared to pay back its debts after 92 years. More importantly, it also shows that Germany today is a totally different Germany than it was in the 1920s and 1930s."
Today Germany has a robust economy and is a model of financial stability, far from the heavily indebted nation that once ran up inflation and shrugged off creditors. While the last payment connected with the reparations passed virtually unnoticed here Sunday, for some Germans and many historians it marked the symbolic closing of a highly controversial treaty that ended one war and laid the foundation of another.
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The so-called "guilt clause" of the 1919 Treaty of Versailles placed full blame for the war on Germany and ordered reparations of 132 billion German marks (roughly $400 billion in today's dollars). The debt fed a cycle of hyperinflation that pushed Germany to the brink of financial collapse.


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WELCOME to the web site of the LONDON IRISH RIFLES ASSOCIATION.
On behalf of the Regimental Association, I would like to send my best wishes and the hope for a healthy and prosperous 2015 to you all.
The major focus for the year ahead will, of course, be our visit to Loos in September, which should be a fantastic commemorative occasion for the Regiment. From March onwards, we shall start to provide regular updates recalling the 100th anniversary of our two battalions' actions during the First World War and for which they were awarded twenty five Battle Honours resulting from their service in France, Belgium, Greece and the Middle East.
We should also not forget that 2015 marks the 70th Anniversary of the ending of the Second World War and we shall be remembering the time when our 1st and 2nd Battalions met on the battlefield for the first time during April 1945 in northern Italy.
There is no doubt that the year ahead will prove to be a memorable one for us all.
Major Peter Lough TD
Chairman of the London Irish Rifles Association.
Sunday 15th March 2015 - St Patrick's Day Parade, Connaught House.
Saturday 13th June 2015 - AGM/Annual Reunion Lunch, Connaught House.
Sunday 14th June 2015 - Combined Irish Regiments' Parade,Whitehall.
Find the full calendar of Association events here.
Recent Events. News Articles. D Company. Regimental History. Museum. Pipes and Drums. Army Cadet Force.
Read the latest news and articles here.
You can view photographs from recent Association events here.
We have a thriving Regimental Association and our members take part in regular events as well as occasional battlefield tours. Each year, members receive the journal of the London Irish Rifles, the 'Emerald', which has been published annually since 1949.
If you or a member of your family has served with the 1st or 2nd Battalions, the war time raised (Young Soldiers') 70th Battalion or more recently with D Company, we would most certainly like to welcome you as an Association member.
Learn more about joining the Regimental Association here and you can contact the Membership Secretary here.
We also have a Northern Ireland Branch, which meets every 3 months in Newtownabbey, under the chairmanship of Lieutenant Colonel Ant Maher. Read more about the activities of the Northern Ireland branch here.
The London Irish Rifles now form D Company (London Irish) The London Regiment, and is based at Connaught House in Flodden Road, Camberwell.
Read about the current activities of D Company here.
Here's a link to the Army Page for D Company, and you can go to the Army Jobs page here, and find a link to the Army Jobs Facebook page here.
You can also read about the government's plans for the future Army Reserve by following this link.
A short item showing the London Regiment, including D Company, at their annual 2013 camp in Suffolk can be found here.
Read 'London's Return' No 11.
The London Irish Rifles was formed in 1859 and at that time was known as the 28th Middlesex (London Irish) Rifle Volunteer Corps. Numbered among the ranks of its first members were the Marquesses of Donegall and Conyngham, the Earls of Arran and Belmore, and also former Prime Minster, Lord Palmerston, who, at the age of 76, joined as a private soldier.
Over the past 155 years, the London Irish Rifles has gained 65 battle honours with London Irishmen serving in the Boer War and throughout the First and Second World Wars - probably the Regiment's most famous battle honour was gained in September 1915 at the Battle of Loos, when men of the London Irish Rifles kicked a football into German trenches, thereafter entering immortality as 'The Footballers of Loos'. This event is commemorated by the Regimental Association every year on Loos Sunday at Connaught House.
See some photographs from our Regimental history here.
Read a detailed account of the history of the London Irish Rifles.
Read about some of the Regiment's most famous events, including the story of the 'Footballers of Loos'.
Read a selection of First World War stories.
Read a selection of Second World War stories.
The Regimental Pipes and Drums was founded in 1906, and has been affiliated with the Regimental Association since 1969. Today, they take part in many events including ones at Connaught House and 'The Lord Mayor's Show' through the City of London in November.
Read more about the activities of the Regimental Pipes and Drums and to find out how you could join the Band.
We have a Regimental Museum at Connaught House, which contains many interesting artifacts, including the original Loos Football, which has recently been re-conditioned.
Alex Shooter and Nigel Wilkinson are available at all Regimental Association events and they can provide you with further information on the history of the Regiment.
Read here about our recent acquisitions, and how you can visit the Museum.
The London Irish Rifles has a well deserved reputation as a fighting Regiment...at the same time, we are equally well known as being an extremely friendly bunch. Even during the midst of battle, it was reported that one of our riflemen walked into a bar in Loos on September 25th 1915, asked for a cafe au lait, drank it slowly and then picked up his rifle and returned to the fight.
So it is not surprising that we have excellent connections with three very fine hostelries:
The Freemason's Arms in Covent Garden where our Regiment was founded in December 1859.
The Sportsman at Seasalter in Kent, where our 1st Battalion took German prisoners after the Battle of Graveney Marsh in September 1940.
The Rifleman in Whitton which has been re-signed in honour of local resident Rifleman Frank Edwards and his comrades, 'The Footballers of Loos'.
Order a pint of the black stuff and enjoy the craic.
We have a variety of items for sale, including a fantastic limited edition print of four eras of the London Irish Rifles (left), which was painted by renowned war artist, David Rowlands. There are also several books about the Regiment, including the 'History of the Pipes and Drums' and 'The Footballers of Loos'.
See what else you can buy at Connaught House.
The London Irish Rifles has two (soon to be three) Army Cadet Force detachments, based at locations in the South East sector.
Find details about how you can join the London Irish Rifles' Cadets, and be able to wear the Regiment's caubeen and hackle.
There have been a number of books written about the London Irish Rifles' rich history with some available from the Regimental Museum while others can be purchased from reputable book sellers.
You can find a link to relevant web sites and further reading by following this link.
Connaught House is located in Camberwell, South London, and is easily accessible by car, bus, train and tube.
Find a full guide on how to visit us.


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text: Hello all, first let me say I am new to this forum and to posting like this in general so please be gentle if I violate etiquette somehow and kindly show me how it's supposed to be done. That being said, I did LAWL many years ago and lost significant weight, gained it back (my fault) and am ready to do it again because it does work! My question to all the vegetarians out there is this: I know about hummus, ricotta, etc but how do you count meat analogs (ie: fake meats)? Is there an exchange system like it must have X grams of protein but not more than X grams of fat/carbs or you have to count it as a protein + a fat/starch? The last time I did LAWL the counselor told me this wasn't a good program for vegetarians (I was not fully veg yet back then) but I find that hard to believe. Thanks for any help! :carrot:


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NATIONAL NEWS (CNN) — Pediatric orthopedist Dr. David Marshall is concerned about the weight that students shoulder from their backpacks.
"We're starting to see more and more back pain complaints in the doctors' and the sports medicine offices, and the question is: Is there a correlation between backpacks and back pain?"
It's true that they're a campus standard when it comes to carrying books, notebooks, computers, papers and pencils around. But experts say a backpack's weight should be limited to about 10 -- 15% of a student's body weight.
If a traditional backpack exceeds that, you may want to consider a rolling backpack (the kind that looks like luggage).
Those who do carry their school supplies on their shoulders can take a few steps to better distribute the weight.
First, cinch up the straps. Dr. Marshall says a backpack's weight should never be lower than the waistline; you want it high up on your shoulders.
He also suggests using both straps to make sure both sides of your torso are carrying the backpack evenly. And if yours comes with an abdominal strap, it's a good idea to fasten that too.
Given, it may give you a bit of a hiker look (even if the hike is only from English to social studies), but a well-placed backpack can help you avoid neck and spine problems either now or down the road.


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The episode opens with Kurt speaking in voice-over, mourning the loss. "I'm going to spend the rest of my life missing him," he says. Rachel doesn't show up until the end of the episode, when she sings this Bob Dylan song (most recently covered by Adele) in his honor. In an interview with TV Week, Michele called filming the episode "therapeutic."


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Brown Downs Niagara 75-74 - Match Report
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Brown earned a 75-74 victory over Niagara on Tuesday, getting 23 points from Sean McGonagill at Pizzitola Sports Center. Brown was a 5.5-point underdog in the win, and managed to turn a profit for their supporters. Brown got 20 points from Matt Sullivan and another 15 points from Tucker Halpern. Sean McGonagill contributed 7 assists, while Tucker Halpern cleaned the glass with 10 rebounds. Niagara got 18 points from Ameen Tanksley in a losing cause and another 17 points from Juan'ya Green. Juan'ya Green contributed 5 assists for them, while Antoine Mason had 9 rebounds. Brown trailed at halftime, 37-27. The rebound battle favored Brown as they grabbed 53 boards, while Niagara only had 42. |


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WALLA WALLA - This area's four remaining prep football playoff teams will all be on the road this weekend for quarterfinal matchups.
Two of the four, Waitsburg-Prescott and Pomeroy, are actually serving as the home teams, but their games will be played back-to-back at Edgar Brown Stadium in Pasco.
Waitsburg-Prescott, which bumped its undefeated record to 11-0 with a 48-7 victory over Brewster Saturday in Waitsburg, is matched against Lind-Ritzville-Sprague (9-1), which advanced with a 34-7 victory at Manson on Friday. The Class 2B-11 quarterfinal is slated for a noon kickoff on Edgar Brown's artificial turf.
Then it will be Pomeroy's turn on the same field.
The Pirates (9-1) reached the Class 1B-8 quarterfinals last Friday with a rousing 62-40 victory over Northport in which they racked up 58 points in the first quarter alone. On Saturday at approximately 3 p.m., they will be pitted against Wellpinit (9-2), which reached the quarters with a 62-40 home win over Garfield-Palouse.
Touchet and Weston-McEwen, the area's other two playoff teams, will be true road teams during the quarterfinals.
The Indians, who snapped a two-game losing streak and hiked their season record to 8-2 with a gruding 28-20 victory over Cusick on Saturday, will trek to Moses Lake Friday night for a battle against No. 1-ranked Almira-Coulee-Hartline in a Class 1B-8 quarterfinal. A-C-H improved to 11-0 on Thursday with a 64-24 home victory over Wilbur-Creston.
This Friday's game is scheduled for a 7 p.m. kickoff at Moses Lake High School.
Weston-McEwen faces the most daunting trip of all as the TigerScots cross the state to meet Kennedy in Mount Angel, which is located a few miles east of Woodburn in Oregon's I-5 corridor. Saturday's Oregon Class 2A quarterfinal is slated for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
The TigerScots raised their perfect record to 10-0 over the weekend with a 48-14 triumph over Knappa. Kennedy also played at home on Saturday and defeated Heppner, one of W-M's chief Blue Mountain Conference rivals, 35-12 to run the Trojans' record to 6-4.
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Minot, John (1872 - 1941)
Genre: General Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry
John Clair Minot was born in Belgrade, ME, attended Cony High School and Bowdoin College (1896) which gave him the honorary degree of Litt.D. in 1925. He worked as an editor for the Kennebec Journal for 10 years then at Youth's Companion and the Boston Herald where he was the literary editor for 19 years. He wrote stories about Bowdoin College, poems, and book reviews and delivered hundreds of lectures in contemporary literature at Boston University where he was the first to broadcast book talks in 1922-23.
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What are the signs of a well going dry?
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Umm lack of water? Couldn't resist. Seriously I would think an increase in sediment and the pump drawing air or something like that. Hopefully somebody else will have more answers. I suspect if you're asking (what symptoms are you experiencing?) you already know the answer :) |
So far just the water has become a little dirty. |
- Posted by shadetree_bob (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 21:21
I have an irrigation use only, shallow well and sometimes after a hard rain or a long period without rain the water gets cloudy. Generally the water clears after a few days of rain, or no rain depending on the cause. My intake is only about 40' down, with about 20' of head. How deep is your well and what kind of pump and how much head. Has this been going on for a long time? Does the water pressure drop or the flow dwindle after some period of time, if so how long. If it is just dirty water with no other symptoms then that means you probably have a leak in the casing which is letting in ground water. That is not good if you are consuming the water, but ok if you , like me, are only using it for irrigation. |
The well is 225 ft deep. I think jacuzzi submersible for the pump. It started last night but it happened back in late July or early August for a day. We have been in a drought for a couple of years. The water is oderless and tasteless. |
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