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OllyJuly 1999 |
I am privileged to come from a family (or I say family, actually it's just me and my mum) who are very open minded. My mum made it clear to me just what she thought of the racists, fascists and religious bigots in this world and this was what influenced me in my decision to come out to her at 15, which is pretty young in the whole scheme of things. Needless to say, she was totally fine with me "being gay" and all that -- but one of the things that I have learned through the Internet is that often that is not the case.
A lot of people are scared to come out to their parents because they are afraid of what the reaction will be. Often this is just a natural fear and in reality, when the parents find out, they will be supportive and there will be nothing to worry about. But unfortunately there are many cases when this does not happen. The person, after having put off the decision to come out for many years, finally plucks up the courage to come out and WHAM, the parents are very much not sympathetic.
This can range from the simple "I want you to know that I don't like what you've chosen," (and I'll leave the discussion about the use of the word "chosen" for another time) through to the "you're no son/daughter of mine--get out," style of speech.
The fact is that these views stem from a lack of education and understanding, but also from surprise. Now while everyone reading this knows it is okay to be gay--and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise--a parent would, given the option, probably prefer a heterosexual child. When a child comes out as being gay, some of the earliest thoughts to a parent is the shattering of the illusion of wedding bells, grandchildren and such like, replaced with images of camp men dressed in tight clothes and unprotected sex on one night stands, the so called "gay community."
But when a parent does not get over this initial shock, this is when the problems begin. This was portrayed really well in a film that I saw called Our Sons (or at least I think it was called that...!). Here is a brief summery of the story line: "boy 1 comes out to mother, mother throws him out, boy 2 comes out to his mother, mother is supportive, boy 1 and boy 2 are going out, boy 1 gets aids, boy 2's mother goes to try and persuade boy 1's mother to come and see him before he dies as they haven't seen each other for a long long time, boy 1's mother does come and see him eventually and realizes what a fool she's been." Understand? Good!
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The Montana State University School of Music's Balinese gamelan orchestra, Gamelan Sekar Gunung, will perform its fall semester concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, in Reynolds Recital Hall. Admission is free.
The program features several traditional Balinese pieces, including "Beleganjuran," "Topeng Dance", "Gending Angklung Tua" and "Baris Dance." These works would be found in a traditional Balinese street processional or temple ceremony.
The program also includes contemporary works for Gamelan Angklung composed by Alan B. Leech, MSU music professor emeritus, "Kura-Kura" and "Music for Pieces of Brass, and "Saja Lahir Baru,"a composition by group director Jeffrey H. Vick.
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Ugh! WHY do I keep bothering with Cover Girl?!? This foundation is just another example of the crap that continues to flow from the factories (where they put in all the junk listed on the back of the package). I hate this stuff- it's pure shit. The color was O.K. (I don't feel like digging through the trash to find out the exact name, but suffice to say it was the palest one they had) but I was shiny again in like, an hour. Worse, the makeup looked all cakey, so you could tell I was wearing makeup. What really ticked me off was the package. First of all, blue is my least favorite color (this is just opinion, though.) What's more, the top piece kept snapping off, and the last time I tried to put it back on, it broke in two. The powder itself got a little crack in it after just a few uses, and broke in half, out of the pan, and into my lap, where it proceeded to get poweder all over my clothes. AnNoYiNg!!! I will never, ever, buy this crap or anything of CoverGirl's again. (See also, my reviews for CG Eye Enhancers and Pressed Powder for more examples of CG suckage. ^__^)
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I'm a MAC girl but their powders and foundations break me out. Although this doesn't absorb oil all the well, I like it because it doesn't oxidize and turn orange on my skin. I use it alone or as setting powder. Tawny(665) is my color of choice.
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Bleck. Looks horrible on my face, turns shiney soon after application and made my face break out. Whenever I wore it, I'd wash my face and have a new batch of pimples. And why is this classified as a cream foundation when it's clearly a powdered foundation?
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I will never doubt MUA again. After using Guinot product for years I was tired of paying so much for a little tube. I always had a hard time finding a good foundation or powder because 1) I am ultra sensitive and break out easily and 2) I can never find a good color match 3) it just sits on my skin like a mask. I have not bought anything from CG since highschool (15 years now).
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I have a Chanel Double Perfection compact that I have used only once sitting in my make up drawer. This was crap! Don't believe that expensive means better - its pure BS!!
The Fresh Complexion did what I prayed the Chanel would do.
Provides an ok coverage, perfect shade for me, but it makes my face shiny just about 2 hours after application. But I do like the first 2 hours of matte-ness, gives me nice n clean appearance (that's why I'm giving it a 3, I know I'm too generous). Will I buy this product again? Yes if I can't find something better. I do want to try Jurlique Silk Dust to keep me matte tho...
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Scientific name: Pithecia pithecia
Country: Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela
Continent: South America
Diet: Fruits - frugivore, leaves - folivore, flowers, small birds and mammals
Food & feeding: Omnivore
Habitats: Tropical rainforest
Conservation status: Least concern
Relatives: Uakari, black saki
Description: The difference between the sexes is considerable. Adult males are black, with the striking white face. The females are brownish-grey and have only a narrow white stripe on the face between the inner eye and mouth. Colour differences like this between the sexes are termed 'sexual dichromatism'. They have long, shaggy coats and non-prehensile, long bushy tails. Adult males weigh around 2 kg females are slightly smaller at 1.7 kg
Lifestyle: These arboreal (tree-living) monkeys are fast moving and shy, so very little is known about their behaviour in the wild. They move mainly in leaps, and jumps of up to 10m have been recorded. For this reason native people call them 'flying monkeys'. They are active during the daytime (diurnal).
Family & friends: The white-faced sakis live in small family groups, consisting of the parents and two or three offspring. The offspring may help to look after their younger siblings.
Keeping in touch: They usually make bird-like chirping sounds and display aggression by body-shaking, arched posture and loud growl.
Growing up: A single youngster is born after a gestation of about 170 days. The baby clings to the mother for the first couple of weeks, when the male or one of its siblings may also carry it. They are independent by six months, but they usually stay with their family after this period. They live to approx. 14 years of age in the wild, but up to at least 20 years of age in captivity.
Look at how these animals grip branches and you'll see that rather than grab them between their index finger and thumb, as we would, these monkeys and their close relatives grab them between the index finger and middle finger, so they have three fingers on one side and a finger and thumb on the other.
Conservation news: Whilst not an endangered species, sakis and other South American primates are vulnerable due to the destruction of their habitat by humans. They are also hunted for food and for the pet trade.


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JEFFERSON CITY, MO., MARCH 3, 2010 -- What do you think about when someone says the word wetland? The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is asking Missourians for their input. The department's Water Resources Center is conducting an online survey to gauge people's basic understanding and impressions of the state's wetland resources.
Any Missouri citizen may participate in the wetland survey by visiting the department's Web page at dnr.mo.gov/env/wrc/. The purpose of the survey is to measure public awareness of wetland functions, as well as state and federal efforts towards wetland monitoring. The survey results will help natural resource managers gain knowledge of the public's perceptions of wetlands. The 11-question survey is anonymous and does not ask for contact information.
In 2008, the department received a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant to conduct hydrologic, chemical and biological monitoring at six Missouri wetland sites. These sites include two state parks, managed by the Department of Natural Resources, and four conservation areas, managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation. Collecting information regarding the public's knowledge and impressions of wetland resources is a requirement of the grant.
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Fear not, Etsy Lab teaches us the latest DIY trend. What you'll need. Craft Project: Russian Nesting Doll Card. Matryoshka Doll Card Opened Card Closed Today I felt like making a matryoshka doll card, for no particular reason.
Sometimes it's nice to make something just for the fun of it. Craftster tutorial. 3 - Machine sewing Start sewing from one side of the opening, and follow the line all around the body.
For straight corners, sew all the way to the corner, make sure the needle is down (so the fabric stays in place) then raise the foot of the sewing machine, pivot the fabric around, lower the foot and start sewing again. Do some backstitches at the beginning and the end of the line, to secure the thread. I usually leave the opening between the bottom legs, so it's less noticeable if I mess it up.
In this case, I felt very confident and left it open betweent the ears (and the legs were to close to each other, too). Surprise Balls. This article is also posted at Squidoo!
Inside this ball of yarn are all sorts of little goodies I chose for a friend. I wanted to send them to her in a way that's entertaining, and since the gift will travel a long distance, I also had to come up with something that would take the abuse of going through the mail. My solution? Reusable snack bag tutorial. 50 Summer Crafts for Kids. Summer is here!
Keep your kids busy with these crafts and ideas: 50 Ways to Get Children to Love Reading from Read-Aloud. Tie Dyed t-shirts from Kaboose. Crafts. Calming the senses with weighted blankets « Craft Nectar. Note from Weeks: Both my husband and daughter are restless sorts.
When our daughter was little and we went to a restaurant, Bill would take her out to run up and down the sidewalk while I paid the bill so she wouldn't start squirming at the table. Those kids who kick the back of your seat on planes have the same issue. Therapists refer to them as "sensory seeking." LearnPysanky.com: How to Make Ukrainian Easter Eggs (pysanky) Easter Eggs – Elegant Ideas For Your Easter Eggs! - A Storybook Life. Have Some Fun With Your Easter Eggs This Year!
I don't know about you, but for me, there's nothing like a pile of freshly boiled eggs and the smell of vinegar to bring back wonderful childhood memories of the day before Easter… around the table with my family! And… because eggs are so inexpensive this time of year, you should take a few minutes around the kitchen table, to create some memories… and a masterpiece with your little ones! The number of ways to decorate an egg are limitless, but I thought I would share a few of my favorites with you today. Painted Eggs. The Handy Hausfrau: Oilcloth-Lined Bag Giveaway. Today at The Handy Hausfrau, I'm having a giveaway.
I've been busy sewing up a storm this week and thought this was the perfect time to share the goods with you, my readers. Let me give you a little background. I'm a sucker for bags and purses. Tiny things into which I can put tiny things make me happy. But since I had kids 5 years ago, I've noticed a problem. Fat Quarter Handbag Tutorial. The Simple and Sleek Fat Quarter Handbag from Jennifer Sweet Trees Clutch Purse This simple and sleek fat quarter handbag is one of my favorite bags that I make.
Circle Skirt From An Old Sheet. Water Balloon Luminaries. A fun and easy project with a beautiful payoff. Learn how to make these Balloon Luminaries. You will need: High-Melt Paraffin Wax (IGI 1260)Party BalloonsDouble BoilerCookie Sheet Instructions: DIY Solar Lamp: Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Sun Jars. The principle is simple and seductively clever: solar lights that store energy during the day and release light at night. These can be purchased ready-made in a variety of colors (yellow, blue and red) but they can also be built at home.
A simple, less-technical approach involves buying a conventional solar-powered yard lamp and then essentially harvesting it for key pieces to put in a jar. This is simply a way of taking an existing solar lamp design and appropriating its parts to make something more attractive for display around a house or home. Top 100 Tutorials of 2009. It was a good year in the online crafting world. Here's a list of 100 craft and sewing tutorials of 2009, not ranked in a particular order. I made a similar list last year that continues to be popular. This year I decided to include my own tutorials! Feel free to comment and link to your favorites, as I'm sure that I've left many off the list.
It's amazing how much creativity is out there. Repurposed Hardcover Book to Notebook Tutorial. I've told you before I'm a bit obsessed with books. I love all books where I intend to read them or not. A local library has a huge book sale every year where you can pick up a grocery bag of books for $3! How to Make Non-Obnoxious Alphabet Magnets.
Okay, okay. Non-obnoxious isn't a word. But neither is unobnoxious. Not really, anyway. I've come to embrace this part of my life where I have a baby and a toddler. Look to inspire - page 17. How to Make Leaf Skeletons.


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How to make mental health care workBy Debbie F. PlotnickUpdated 1432 GMT (2232 HKT) November 25, 2013Just WatchedDeeds case cites mental heath problemsreplayMore Videos ...Deeds case cites mental heath problems 01:32Story highlightsDebbie Plotnick: Much not known about Deeds incident, but mental health implicatedShe says mental health care inadequate in U.S., particularly with painful funding cutsShe says Obamacare, Mental Health Parity Act will help, but community effort neededPlotnick: Restored funding, along with peer support, coordinated services essentialIn the days and weeks ahead, we hope to learn more that will help us understand the tragedy that befell Virginia State Sen. R. Creigh Deeds and his family last week. On Friday, Deeds was released from the hospital four days after his son Austin "Gus" Deeds stabbed him repeatedly before shooting himself to death.Mental health officials initially said that after a psychological evaluation for the younger Deeds, they had been unsuccessful in finding a bed at a psychiatric hospital for him. But nearby hospitals later said that they had available space but were never contacted. The state of Virginia is investigating the matter and also conducting a review of state and local mental health services to determine if changes are needed.Much is still not known about that sad incident. But what we do know is that mental health care is an area that remains underserved; many who need care do not get it. For years, the mental health system has suffered from shortages of funding and political attention. Of the estimated one in five people who experience a mental health challenge each year, about 60% receive treatment. While the one-in-five number includes depression, anxiety, insomnia, eating disorders and substance use, it is important to note that those are the issues that people report to their doctors when they do seek help. Sometimes these symptoms indicate that there is a more serious problem that, if treated early, it can be key to preventing a disorder from reaching a crisis or leading to disability.Debbie PlotnickThe mental health system in the United States is fragmented, and reductions in public mental spending have resulted in severe shortages of services, including housing and community-based services. Since 2008, more than $4.5 billion has been cut from state budgets nationwide, and there are unmeasured challenges brought about by sequestration. These include reductions in block grants to the states for mental health and justice initiatives and cuts to Indian Health Services, which have resulted in fewer mental health counselors being hired. These cuts have placed even greater demands on programs that provide community treatment and crisis services. And while we don't know whether these difficulties played any role in the Deeds incident, we do know that years of discrimination toward people with mental health conditions has contributed to confusion about how to access care and often resulted in denied care. Fortunately, there has been significant progress in removing barriers and expanding and equalizing insurance coverage. The Affordable Care Act includes mental health care and substance use treatment as one of its 10 essential health benefits. That sends a strong message about the importance of mental health to overall health and wellness. Coupled with the just-released final regulations for the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008, these changes will greatly improve access to care.We know that acute mental health inpatient services are very expensive, just as they are for the medical/surgical side of the health care equation. In recent years, there have been reductions in the number of community hospitals providing psychiatric care, as well as shortened stays. Treatment is increasingly being delivered in alternative/outpatient settings, as is the case for health care in general. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as long as coordinated community-based treatments are available. Community-based care, particularly when coupled with coordinated and supportive services similar to what is provided for other health conditions, produces better outcomes, helps people recover and reduces overall societal and medical costs. As part of their Medicaid plans, states such as Pennsylvania and Georgia are offering programs that provide alternatives to traditional services. They not only work well, they also cost less than not providing mental health services. Just WatchedMental healthcare at fault in stabbing?replayMore Videos ...Mental healthcare at fault in stabbing? 02:08PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedQuestions over son's mental health carereplayMore Videos ...Questions over son's mental health care 02:51PLAY VIDEOFor example, rather than having people experience long waits in overcrowded emergency rooms or forcing them to travel long distances, mobile crisis services are coming to adults and children (and their families) in their own homes in places as diverse as rural North Carolina, Minnesota and Tennessee, as well as in some of the nation's largest urban centers, including Los Angeles and Philadelphia. We know that community alternatives to traditional hospitalization are proving effective.In Lincoln, Nebraska, with its Keya House; at Rose House serving people in the counties north of New York city; and in multiple sites across Georgia, peer support and respite centers provide hospital diversion, a safe place for people in crisis and ongoing support to those at risk for a mental health crisis. Even New York City has recently added crisis alternative services. Legislators must make the commitment to restore the cuts to state mental health budgets. More state Medicaid plans and private insurance must add certified peer specialists to their plans to let people with state-provided nonclinical training help others stay on their medications and build social supports.Municipalities must better coordinate their mental health services and increase the number of mobile and alternative crisis services, and all community members need to understand that mental health is essential to overall wellness. We know what we need to do to head off tragedies and improve the quality of life for people with mental health conditions, and their loved ones. We need to find the political will to ensure that we address mental health with the same degree of attention as other health conditions, and provide the means and mechanisms to pay for it. Follow us on Twitter @CNNOpinion.Join us on Facebook/CNNOpinion.Opinion on the newsHow AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weatherDon't turn your back on these childrenPoverty isn't the only reason why so many parents are paying to have their child smuggled into the United States, says Carole GeithnerIran's hypocrisy in condemning U.S. racism Michael Rubin says it's a farce that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted tweets criticizing U.S. policeThe smart thing that makes you stupidRon Friedman says your smartphone may be making you behave stupidly; resolve to resist distractions in 2015Is AI a threat to humanity?Artificial intelligence does not need to be malevolent to be catastrophically dangerous to humanity, writes Greg Scoblete.Welcome to the troll ageThe ability to manipulate media and technology has increasingly become a critical strategic resource, says Jeff Yang.More from opinionAre drugs stifling women?What will happen if the bees disappear?Thanks, Ben Carson, but prison doesn't make people 'come out' gayPowered by Livefyre
How AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weather
Don't turn your back on these childrenPoverty isn't the only reason why so many parents are paying to have their child smuggled into the United States, says Carole Geithner
Iran's hypocrisy in condemning U.S. racism Michael Rubin says it's a farce that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted tweets criticizing U.S. police
The smart thing that makes you stupidRon Friedman says your smartphone may be making you behave stupidly; resolve to resist distractions in 2015
Is AI a threat to humanity?Artificial intelligence does not need to be malevolent to be catastrophically dangerous to humanity, writes Greg Scoblete.
Welcome to the troll ageThe ability to manipulate media and technology has increasingly become a critical strategic resource, says Jeff Yang.


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Students in Transition
As obligated by the federal McKinney-Vento Act, Evergreen Public Schools support students who find themselves in housing situations that are short-term, temporary and transitional and students who have become homeless.
Any child or youth, including unaccompanied youth, who lacks a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence is considered homeless and McKinney-Vento eligible for assistance and services. This includes children and youth who are temporarily sharing housing with others due to economic hardship, those who are living in motels, campgrounds, emergency shelters, cars, or other similar settings, those in transitional housing programs, and those awaiting permanent foster care.
Case Manager
Peggy Carlson2205 NE 138th AvenueVancouver, WA 98684(360) 604-3900 firstname.lastname@example.com
To remove barriers to education and to provide educational stability and support students in transition are entitled to
Please notify your child's school if you anticipate that you may lose your permanent housing. We will work with you to keep your child in their home school, if at all possible, or connect you with another district if needed. For more information, contact the school counselor or social worker. You may also contact Peggy Carlson, the District Case Manager for Students in Transition, at (360) 604-3900 ext. 1662 or at email@example.com.
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This is my first AAR. Currently I'm playing with Brunswick:
The nice flags and borders are the work of DanubianCossak.
Brunswick is a nice country, located in between bigtargetsfriends:
The big neighbouring nations are Brandenburg, Munster and the Hansa.
The actual game is already somewhat ahead, but the first mission was the same:
Yay, war!
Actually that is two different wars, justified by this:
In the meantime, we saw Meckleburg was isolated and without heir Without Mecklenburgian allies to fight, that was an easy war.
Then, we declared war on Hesse. Chain alliances meant that all my neighbours would fall upon me - but the King of Brunswick is not dumb:
Well, at least not militarily. And for the other matters he is well advised.
Pommerania-Woltgast, which we expected to be war leader because it was the only one with two provinces, was being eaten by rebels; Pommerania's allies, Hamburg and Saxe-Lauenburg were losing an War against Hansa - Lauenburg was even vassalised by Hansa before I declared war. I was only left with Lippe and Hesse (it used to be Kassel before I annexed it). A new mission pops up and God says those nasty people at Hamburg are not worthy of the space of land they occupy.
The confident Mecklenburgian king agrees:
(you can see Pommerania is still rebel occupied - peasants don't like taxes)


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Archive 2008
Brisbane Valley Rail Trail - Coominya Section Opened
(Posted: 16/12/08)
A further 12km section of the rail trail has been opened and Rail Trail "Ambassadors" announced.
Update Ballarat to Skipton Rail Trail October 2008
(Posted: 21/11/08)
On the 29th October the newly resurfaced rail trail was opened. The complete distance of 54km has been widened and resurfaced.
Rail Trails Australia 2009 Calendar Available
(Posted: 08/11/08)
Railtrails Australia is pleased to announce its first calendar filled with exceptional photographs of rail trails from around Australia.
No VLine Train Services To North East Victoria
(Posted: 08/11/08)
From Sunday 9th November VLine trains to Wangaratta and Wodonga will be replaced by buses, which have limited provision for carrying bikes.
Murrumbidgee Valley Rail Trail Feasibility Study To Get Underway
(Posted: 17/10/08)
Expressions of interest are being sought for consultants to undertake a study into this proposed rail trail in southern NSW.
Railtrails Australia Newsletter Archive
(Posted: 18/08/08)
An archive of the Railtrails Australia newsletter from 1994 to 2008 is now available. Through it you can follow the development of Australia's rail trails network.
Progress on Sandy Creek Bridge, High Country Rail Trail (Vic)
(Posted: 11/06/08)
The City of Wodonga has called for tenders to reinstate the landmark 600m bridge over Sandy Creek Inlet, near Tallangatta
Great Southern Rail Trail (Vic) Bridge Opening Celebrations
(Posted: 10/06/08)
A reminder that the official opening of the Pumphouse Bridge over the Tarwin River is occurring this Friday with further celebrations over the weekend.
Bass Coast Rail Trail (Vic) Funding Announced
(Posted: 27/05/08)
The Victorian Government has announced funding of $150,000 to upgrade the surface of the Bass Coast Rail Trail.
On-line Survey for Proposed Yarra Valley Rail Trail (Vic)
(Posted: 27/05/08)
Closing date is 12pm Sunday 1st June.
Sidings Rail Trail (WA)
(Posted: 18/05/08)
A description and map of the recently-opened Sidings Rail Trail has been added to the website.
Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (Qld) Openings
(Posted: 18/05/08)
Horse yards to open at Linville on May 25th and Moore to Linville & Fernvale to Lowood sections reopened.
The Pioneer Rail Trail (NSW) Offically Opened
(Posted: 20/04/08)
This rail trail from Oberon to Hazelgrove was officially opened on the 31st march 2008
Tarwin River Bridge Open on the Great Southern Rail Trail (Victoria)
(Posted: 31/03/08)
The major new pedestrian bridge over the Tarwin River is now open.
Start of Port Fairy to Warrnambool Rail Trail (Victoria)
(Posted: 27/02/08)
On Monday 25th Febraury 2008 a collection of interested people gathered near the station site in Port Fairy to see the first sods turned to start the new 37km trail.
Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (Qld) Draft Plan Open for Comment
(Posted: 22/01/08)
A reminder that the Draft Plan for this rail trail is available for public comment, with submissions due by the 31st of January 2008.


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Snow and cold temperatures create difficult driving conditions in Duluth
DULUTH, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Transportation advises motorists to slow down and drive responsibly as snowplow crews continue work to keep roads passible. MnDOT snowplow crews have worked continuously for three weeks to plow and treat the highways, but blowing snow and frigid temperatures are causing slippery conditions that may continue throughout the week.
The Minnesota State Patrol responded to 111 spinouts, crashes and other weather-related incidents yesterday. They are busy responding to many calls again today.
"Many of these crashes happened because people were driving too fast," said Pat Huston, MnDOT District One Operations engineer. "It snowed on-and-off all weekend and more snow is forecast for this week. Motorists should expect slippery spots and drive with that in mind."
MnDOT snow plow operators are doing their part to make highways safe. Motorists should remember to:
- Check road conditions at www.511mn.org or call 511; it takes time to get roads back to good driving conditions.
- Be patient and remember snowplows are working to improve road conditions for your trip.
- Stay back at least five car lengths behind the plow, far from the snow cloud. Snowplow operators will pull over when it is safe to do so to allow traffic build-up to pass.
- Stay alert for snowplows that turn or exit frequently and often with little warning. They may also travel over centerlines or partially in traffic to further improve road conditions.
- Slow down to a safe speed for current conditions. Snowplows typically move at slower speeds.
For updated information on road conditions, visit www.511mn.org or call 511.


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School Tours and Group Visits
School Tours
To learn more about booking a school tour of Noah's Ark through the Skirball's school outreach program, please visit the School Tours page.
Group Visits
The Skirball welcomes the general public to reserve self-guided group visits to Noah's Ark at the Skirball. Self-guided group visits to Noah's Ark will be permitted on Wednesdays and Fridays between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. The fees per person for group visits are $7 General, Seniors, and Full-Time Students, and $4 Children 2–12. Children under 2 are free. (Please note that regular admission fees are $10 General, $7 Seniors and Full-Time Students, and $5 for Children 2–12. Skirball Members who will be part of a group visit are not entitled to free admission to the galleries.)
If you are interested in arranging a self-guided group visit to Noah's Ark, kindly review the Group Visit Guidelines below.
Group Visit Guidelines:
Group visits to Noah's Ark must be booked a minimum of 24 hours in advance and can only be scheduled for Wednesdays and Fridays with entry times between 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. The galleries are open until 5:00 p.m. Keep in mind that our Call Center operates Monday to Friday only. Please note that groups will not have exclusive access to the exhibition. Due to space and staffing limitations, birthday party celebrations cannot be accommodated.
Group size: Groups must be at least ten people and no more than forty people. The Skirball requires advance reservations for groups of this size to ensure space availability.
Group composition: One adult is required for every four children.When calling to book your group, please be prepared to share the number of adults, seniors, students, and children in your group.
Payment: A group liaison must pay by credit card at the time of booking and must pay the full cost of the group visit. The Skirball will not accept multiple credit cards for one group. There are no refunds if a group cancels its visit.
Dining Options:
- Enjoy lunch at Zeidler's Café, open 11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Beverages and desserts are served until 4:30 p.m. Reservations for groups are required. Click for more information.
- Pick up lighter fare at Zeidler's Cart, located adjacent to Zeidler's Café and open 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Zeidler's Cart offers family-friendly options such as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, juice boxes, and cookies.
- Bring your own lunch. Please note that food is not permitted in the galleries. If you are arriving for a group visit, plan to eat your lunch prior to your gallery entry time. Tables are located in the Skirball's Taper Courtyard but are not always available and cannot be reserved.


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Vacation and pet sitting
Summer days are here. A
lot of us love going on vacation but cannot take our pets with us. When
considering either a friend or relative to care for your pet while you are away
there are some things to keep in mind.
Know that your pet will
miss you and your family no matter that they know the person you have chosen.
Always have a collar on your pet, whether a cat or dog. Always make sure the
collar is snug enough that it cannot slip over their head. Test the collar after
you have adjusted it to make sure it is snug enough. Make sure their pet ID tag
and rabies tag is securely attached to the collar. Most dogs that do not have
tags do not make it home.
When we get a stray dog
that has only a collar, that collar tells us nothing. We need to know your pet's
name, address, and phone number so that we can connect your pet back with you.
Many times a citizen will see your dog or cat. Ninety five percent of the time
that citizen will try to contain the dog or cat and call the owner if they see
tags affixed to the collar. The tags also tell whoever sees your pet that you
care enough to have identification. Make sure whoever is keeping your pet has a
secure and contained area for your pet.
In the case of cats,
keep them inside only. For dogs, please walk your fence line to make sure there
is no area where they can get out. It is always a good idea when you are letting
the dog out to potty to go out with the dog. If you have to leave make sure the
dog is contained where it cannot possibly get out. No matter how much they like
you they want to go home. Keeping that in mind will help you make the safe
decisions while caring for your friend or relatives pet.
If the pet does get out,
call us right away. That way if someone finds the pet we can get your pet right
back to you. Tell all your neighbors also. We want many eyes watching for the
pet. Call your local veterinarians. Have a picture of the pet handy. Using your
digital camera is fast and simple. Take that picture when you get the pet. That
way we know exactly what the dog/cat looks like.
If I ask ten people what
the dog or cat looks like, they will all describe the pet differently. The
picture is exactly what we need for accuracy. Go looking for the pet. Have
friends or relatives help. Together we can hope for a good outcome, which is
getting your pet back. Always call us back if you do find the pet.
Our policy on strays
All stray dogs and cats are vaccinated
upon arrival for their safety and the safety of the other dogs and cats. They
are also neutered and spayed on the sixth (6) day. All costs are the
responsibility of the owner claiming the dog. Strays are held for five (5) days
and then are for adoption.
Wish list:
Dog and kitten food needed
Dog food is really
needed-adult only.
***We need large stainless
steel bowls for water.*** We also need treats for training. Small milk bones and
other tasty treats are great.
**Please donate kitty/cat
food.** We have 11 cats/kittens now. Dry kitten food, Purina kitten food is ok.
Friskies canned food, ground only, is also greatly needed! Please help us help
We are almost out of blankets.
Please donate your clean used ones.
We really need canned and dry
cat/kitten food and litter right now. We also need small ceramic bowls for the
kitten and cat food. We also need covered litter pans.
We need towels to bathe our
dogs and cats. Please don't throw your old towels away—we will put them to good
***We need nylabones and tug
toys for the dogs/puppies and toys for our cats/kittens right now.***
You can drop all donations of
food, toys, blankets, etc. at Orofino Builders Supply. Steve and Leila Crockett
continue to be animal lovers and great supporters.
Remember, your donations are tax
deductible. Thank you for thinking of us!
Our mailing address is:
For adoption:
By appointment only
Any questions call
Please call to see if we have
the perfect dog or cat for you!
For any information on any of
our animals, call
Lost and found
Pictured. Two female beagles
were found July 12 about four miles outside Kamiah. Neither one had a collar or
If you find a stray dog,
please contain the dog or cat, if you feel it is safe to do so, and then call.
Many times I get a call from someone that has a stray but by the time I get
there the person calling says the dog ran off.
Please contain in a yard or
tie the dog until I get there. We want to keep these poor dogs safe and either
find their owners or get them a wonderful lifetime home.
All stray dogs and cats are
vaccinated and wormed upon arrival for their safety and the safety of the other
dogs and cats. They are also neutered and spayed after a five (5) day waiting
period. All costs are the responsibility of the owner claiming the dog or cat.
Strays are held for five days and then are up for adoption.
If you recognize any of the
above strays and know who the owner is, please call. We want to get these
wonderful dogs and cats back to their homes. Call


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PM can work with 'reasonable' O'Farrell
PUBLISHED: 28 Mar 2011 11:47:23 | UPDATED: 28 Mar 2011 16:32:55PRINT EDITION: 28 Mar 2011NSW Governor Marie Bashir, right, stands next to Barry O'Farrell as he is sworn in as NSW Premier. Photo: kate Geraghty
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has described NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell as a "reasonable man" and says she can work with the new state coalition government despite some policy differences.
Ms Gillard went to the 2010 federal election promising to prioritise the $2.1 billion Epping-to-Parramatta rail line but Mr O'Farrell wants to defer the project and the funds transferred to the coalition's North West rail link plan.
The Prime Minister also wants a national education curriculum and hospitals agreement with the states, but Mr O'Farrell has given no assurances he will support either of these policies.
Ms Gillard told reporters in Canberra on Monday she could work with Mr O'Farrell, who was sworn in as the 43rd NSW premier on Monday morning.
"The people of NSW have spoken. They were delivering their verdict after 16 years of government ... and now it's my task as prime minister to work with Mr O'Farrell in the interests of his state on areas like education, health and transport," she said.
"I always believe reasonable people can sit down and work together."
Ms Gillard said she intended to honour her election commitments.
"I understand Mr O'Farrell has a set of policies and plans for transport in NSW and I will be happy to speak to Mr O'Farrell about those policies and plans," she said.
The federal government would provide NSW with $20 billion for education, $12 billion for health and $12 billion for infrastructure.
The prime minister said she struck an agreement on health funding earlier this year with two coalition premiers at the table and believed she could get Mr O'Farrell's support.
She said she did not believe the NSW election result had federal implications.
"I believe the people of NSW know the difference between state issues and federal issues. This (election result) was a decision a long time in the making," she said.
"The message here is people want to see you make progress not play politics. This is a government that is making progress."
Coalition frontbenchers have declared the Nationals' wins in the seats of Tamworth and Port Macquarie a snub to two NSW independents, Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor, who delivered Ms Gillard minority government last year.
But Ms Gillard said the two independents had made their decision last year "in the best interests of their electorates".
"They made a decision on policy ... They understand the power of the national broadband network to transform regional economies," she said.
"The problem with this analysis from the opposition is it never goes through to the next stage: why was the opposition in a position where it didn't have the right policies for regional communities?
"What we continue to see from the opposition here in Canberra is just continued negativity."
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The Queue: R-r-repeat {WoW}
Mar 14th 2011 2:27PM Where do you even find shit like this?
The WoW Insider Show 184.5: This week in WoW news {WoW}
Mar 12th 2011 3:27PM This needs a new theme music, separate from the one I submitted for the full show...
Patch 4.1 PTR patch notes update for March 9 {WoW}
Mar 10th 2011 3:02AM Blizzard would have to come up with a spec to replace BM, and in the basic concept and ideology there's not a lot of difference between MM and SV. Although I wouldn't argue this if they finally let us shoot in melee range.
Patch 4.1 PTR patch notes update for March 9 {WoW}
Mar 10th 2011 1:08AM Pet system just got that much better. We still need better control over our pets while not sacrificing any character control for BM to be reasonable in PvP.
WoW Moviewatch: 9 Crimes {WoW}
Mar 8th 2011 11:31PM Good God I love this song now. Thank you for introducing it to me. 10 listens on Grooveshark just from me so far.
Spiritual Guidance: A first look at patch 4.1 for priests {WoW}
Mar 1st 2011 5:34PM I suppose you can't make someone cease ignorance.
@Dawn, hurray for fun non-spam classes
-your hunter twitter follower
15 Minutes of Fame: Student composer brings WoW music to video game choir {WoW}
Feb 25th 2011 12:15AM "Back when I was touring as a trumpet in Frank Sinatra's band, we worked on a piece that drove us crazy, it took ridiculous amounts of times to perfect and it had a very specific style to it, the piece was called New York, New York. A few years later I was in Japan with another guy from Sinatra's band, and we were passing through the hotel's lobby, and there were these two Japanese couples, and despite the language barrier, I could recognize the melody as New York, New York, so I mentioned something to my buddy, he replied, 'That's not New York, New York. That's the melody, but it's nothing like New York, New York.'"
-Dr. Bob Baca from the University of Wisconsin
Scattered Shots: Hotfix hunter changes speculation {WoW}
Feb 22nd 2011 6:00PM I beat off to my MM talent tree. It's just the sexiest thing alive. Although I am a world pvper so utility and pleasure take priority over DPS.
The Queue: Alex won't shut up about his RIFT characters edition {WoW}
Feb 6th 2011 3:34PM Don't know if this has been already stated, but Dungeons are not region wide if I recall correctly. They merged all the battlegroups into four mega-groups, but not one like with BGs.
Raid Rx: 4 more healing lessons {WoW}
Jan 28th 2011 4:49PM I would add a clause to the stubborn thing in a heroic. If a dps is still doing dumb Wrath things, like pulling for the group, or even pulling their own aggro when its obviously not a mistake (or in the latter case, after it being pointed out once or when it happens repeatedly regardless).


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The End of Summer
Summer flew by because I chose to keep myself busy. I chose to say yes to teaching my sixth class of SPED 480 - Technologies for Children with Disabilities. I chose to provide substantial feedback to students on projects, rather than issuing a grade or a point total with no explanation. I chose to meet with my students weekly via Blackboard Collaborate, so we could all learn through each other. I chose to immerse myself in work, rather than allowing myself to relax and bask in the beautiful Hawaiian sun.
Could I have made different choices? Yes, of course, no one forced me to do any of the above. If I had to do it over, would I do things differently? Certainly, as I made many blunders and mistakes. But through it all, I gained the respect of 26 future educators. THEY made my summer full and worthwhile.
If I chose differently, I would have cheated the students out of learning as much as possible in the span of 12 weeks about empowering ALL children with the appropriate tools of support. Further, I would have cheated myself out of maximizing my ability to learn and grow from this great opportunity.
Teaching at a University is a privilege; not many get an opportunity. I am beyond grateful to all who supported me and continue to support me to this very day. From Dr. Jim Skouge, who has been an excellent mentor and friend, to Eric Arveson who has seen me grow up from the time I was just 2 months old at Easter Seals Hawaii into the person I am today, to Dr. Kavita Rao, who is such a great friend and colleague that endlessly shares all of her knowledge so I can learn just as much, and yes, my mom, Grace, who has been the quintessential rock in my life. My mom has been nothing but a source of encouragement and unwavering support. She's the one who sacrifices her time and energy so her son can stay up late into the night working on preparation for a class or grading many, many assignments.
This summer also brought some sadness, as another friend from my Fort Shafter Wheelchair Bowling League passed away unexpectedly. His passing was a great reminder that we need to cherish every moment we have on Earth, but more importantly cherish the people around us while they're living. Many times we get caught up in the busy-ness of life that we don't take the time to really appreciate individuals that God has purposefully placed in our lives.
And then another great loss occurred with the passing of Dr. Richard Radtke, an esteemed oceanographer and a champion for disability awareness. His legacy can only live on if we ALL do our small part to make our worlds that much greater by promoting disability awareness and empowering ALL children to become all they wish to be.
So, as I look back upon this summer, I know where it went, but it sure went by quickly. I'm excited by all of the potential that this fall semester holds. I won't be teaching any courses, which is disappointing, but things happen for a reason. I KNOW I'll manage to keep myself busy and will be better able to cultivate friendships that have been neglected for much too long. And I also look forward to forging new friendships with the greater freedom with my schedule.
Yes, I do know I still have a LOT to get done for school, as I continue on my path to earn my PhD in Exceptionalities (Special Education). Whether I finish this journey or not is still left to be determined, but for now while I'm still in it, I need to commit my entire being to this process. Without such a commitment, my efforts would be futile and I'd be wasting the time of those who support me and continue to support me in this endeavor.
It's been a while since Ive posted any entries on this blog. For those of you who still check in every now and again, I apologize that I've neglected this. I hope to carve out time weekly to post a simple entry sharing my random thoughts as I navigate my way on this magical journey called life.
Have a great Fall semester/season!
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Slogans of the United States Army
Slogans of the United States Army changed only rarely in the 20th century, but have been replaced more frequently in the 2000s.
2006 to present[edit]
"Army Strong" is the recruiting slogan that is used currently by the United States Army. The composer of the music used in the Army Strong television commercials is Mark Isham.[3]
2001 to 2006[edit]
"Army of One" was a relatively short-lived recruiting slogan. It replaced the popular "Be All You Can Be" and was replaced in 2006 by the new slogan "Army Strong".[4] The reason for the replacement is believed to be[by whom?] that the slogan "Army of One" is contrary to the idea of teamwork.[citation needed] It is unknown whether this slogan was taken directly from the poster for the 1976 Clint Eastwood film The Outlaw Josey Wales, which had "An Army of One" under a drawing of the Josey Wales character. The "One" in the slogan was an acronym, standing for Officers, Non-Commissioned, and Enlisted,[citation needed] the three types of soldiers in the U.S. Army.
1980 to 2001[edit]
Be All (That) You Can Be was the recruiting slogan of the United States Army for over twenty years.[5] This popular slogan was created by Mark Lee Krangle at Queens College with Earl Carter in 1970 and Earl Carter used it eleven years later, at the advertising firm N. W. Ayer & Son. Earl was awarded the Outstanding Civilian Service Award for his efforts.[6] In his autobiography Soul of It All, Michael Bolton claims to have sung the jingle in the early 1980s.[7]
1971 to 1980[edit]
"Today's Army Wants to Join You" was a recruiting slogan from the 1971 Volunteer Army (Project VOLAR) campaign, which was introduced as the country prepared to transition to an all-volunteer military. When N. W. Ayer & Son, who were engaged by the US Army, believed they felt the army said "Today's Army is changing; we want to meet you half way", the firm came up with that slogan. General William Westmoreland asked "Do we have to ask it that way?" but agreed to the campaign. The slogan was replaced by "Join the People Who've Joined the Army" in 1973, which later evolved into "This is the Army."[8]
Slogan was written in 1971 by Ted Regan Jr., Executive Vice President and Executive Creative Director of N.W. Ayer, the Army's ad agency. Regan also wrote the follow up slogan, "Join the people who've joined the Army."
Circa 1950s–1971[edit]
"Look Sharp, Be Sharp, Go Army!"was a recruiting slogan in the 1950s and 1960s. The Big Picture,[disambiguation needed] public announcements on broadcast television, and highway roadway signs advertised the slogan during a time of a national draft of young men 18 to 34 years of age. The advantage of volunteering for Service, vice being drafted, was choosing the career field you wanted to serve and/or first unit or location of assignment.
World War I[edit]
"I Want YOU for US Army" featured on a poster of Uncle Sam painted by James Montgomery Flagg.
See also[edit]
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- ^ "The Most Famous Poster". American Treasures of the Library of Congress.
- ^ "Who Created Uncle Sam?". Life's Little Mysteries. Live Science. Archived from the original on 3 December 2008. Retrieved 16 February 2012.
- ^ The making of "Army Strong"
- ^ Tyson, Anne Scott (22 November 2006). "Army Debuts New Slogan in Recruiting Commercials". The Washington Post. Retrieved 2012-06-12.
- ^ The Themeline That Changed The U.S. Army
- ^ Earl Carter Awards.com
- ^ Bickel, Britt (February 20, 2013). "Ten Tidbits From Michael Bolton's Autobiography 'Soul Of It All'". 94.7 The Wave (news.radio.com). Retrieved September 7, 2013.
- ^ pp.141–142 Griffith, Robert K. & Wyndham, John U.S Army's Transition to the All Volunteer Force 1868–1974 1997 DIANE Publishing


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Deer tend to move around within a region.<quoted text>I use to see around 7 deer in one field but now am lucky if I see one.These hunters feel that the road next to their lodge is open to them even if the land is private.I also use to have a visit from bear but have not seen them in a while.
is season not over today?This one guy is still riding up and down the road then parking.He said he hurt his back at work so how can he pull a deer from the field and how is he able to ride up and down the road all day and night?
Are you talking about hunters {plural}, or are you griping about some guy running the road at all hours?


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Mom got the keys to her new place on Monday morning, which was great timing because I was off school Monday and Tuesday because my school is a polling place for the election. It ended up being two really good days, and having President Obama re-elected made things even better. I just don't think Mitt Romney would have done anything positive for GLBT's.
We spent most of Monday with us just driving around the area in her rental car, with me as her personal GPS showing her my favorite places, where we get our groceries, the mall. Important stuff like that. At Target (one of my favorite places) she filled two carts with stuff she needed like sheets and towels and home stuff, things that would bore the shit out of me normally, but somehow doing this with her was exciting. I mean people go to Target everyday but being with her was a big deal to me, and then I realized that that was the first time we had ever gone shopping together. Before we got in the car she hugged me really hard and told me she loves me. She's been doing that a lot and I don't mind.
At her place we unloaded her haul and then she asked me where I wanted to go to lunch, and we went to the buffet that my Dads and I go to all the time. I don't think she was ready to see how much I can eat, and she told me that I really am a human garbage disposal...I just laughed and kept eating!
Back at her place she took off my shoes for me and had me stretch out with her on the air mattress she's sleeping on until her bed gets delivered. Mom massaged my legs for a long time, like she knew they we sore -I stopped wearing leg braces a few weeks ago and they get really sore and tired fast- and it just felt really good.
You look just like your Dad did when he was your age Sam.
Mom...what was Dad like back then, I asked.
Her face went from a smile to a frown, and tears started running down her cheeks.
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In The New York Times, psychology professor Joshua Davis discusses an "enclothed cognition" phenomenon: the effects of clothing on cognitive processes. The article describes research showing that the ability to pay attention increases when wearing a white coat believed to belong to a doctor. An excerpt:
""I love the idea of trying to figure out why, when we put on certain clothes, we might more readily take on a role and how that might affect our basic abilities," said Joshua I. Davis, an assistant professor of psychology at Barnard College and expert on embodied cognition who was not involved with the study. This study does not fully explain how this comes about, he said, but it does suggest that it will be worth exploring various ideas."
Read the full article.
Prof. Davis' research deals with "embodiment," the study of thoughts and feelings in terms of their connections with sensory-motor processes. His recent work concerning Botox's impact on emotions has received considerable media attention.
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Cool and classic basses: Fender Coronado II
No prizes for guessing that this hollow body was Fender's answer to the popular Gibson EB-2. Two models were made, the single pickup Coronado I and the tonally superior Coronado II. They were designed by Roger Rossmeisl who was known for his outlandish Rickenbacker designs from the 1950s.


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This a quick and healthy meal that takes no time at all. I picked up some mahi mahi patties from Trader Joes to try them out and turns out they are delicious!
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- 1 bag(s) Spring Mix salad
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- 1 white onion
- So simple just cook the patties according to the directions on the packaging and throw some slice onions in the pan along with it. While the patties are cooking I would toast the english muffins as well. When everything is done just spread the sauce on the muffins, put some salad mix on top, patty on top of that, onions on the patty, then as much on the smoked salmon as you want and thats it:)
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New 20' models have been added to Badger's line of forage boxes. The bigger size is available in all configurations, including front unload, rear unload, combination front-rear unload and receiver boxes.
All the company's boxes have feathering clutches, variable-speed transmissions, grouped operator controls and swing-open access panels. The pto has an easy-hookup design.
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Round Balers
The Hesston 730 and 740 round balers are designed to produce high-density round bales at an economical cost. Both feature the company's open-throat, vertical bale chamber design, which ensures quick, sure bale starts and excellent capacity without the need for a special floor roller.
The 730 requires a tractor of only 30 pto horsepower to make bales weighing up to 500 lbs. The 740 gets by with only 45 hp to produce bales weighing up to 1,000 lbs.
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Three new disc mower-conditioners from Case IH have slip and over-running clutches to protect the pto drives. The discs operate at 3,000 rpm for consistent cutting, and conditioner roll separation is automatic for worry-free operation when slugs are encountered.
The DCX101 has a 10'4" cutting width and eight discs, the DCX 131 has a 13' cutting width and 10 discs, and the 12-disc DCX 161 cuts 15'7"-wide swaths.
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Pasture Herbicide
BASF's Plateau herbicide was recently registered for use on pasture and rangeland.
"Plateau is the only product that offers long-term, sustainable control of leafy spurge, cheatgrass and a number of other noxious and invasive weeds," says Mike Tweedy, BASF marketing manager.
Research has shown that, when fall-applied, the new product controls up to 96% of leafy spurge and dalmation toadflax, and nearly 100% of cheatgrass and medusahead rye.
In the South, it can be used for selective broadleaf weed and grass control in bermudagrass pastures and hay fields. Its control spectrum includes large crabgrass, rhizome and seedling johnsongrass, sandbur, yellow and purple nutsedge and broadleaf signalgrass.
Circle 104 on reply card or call 800-545-9525.
Forage Blowers
High velocity and volume are trademarks of a new series of forage blowers from Miller Pro, St. Nazianz, WI. A unique power paddle design with a 35° paddle angle generates a greater air stream, moving more material with less power. Other features include a large hopper intake area, an auger trough distributor, large transition opening and heavy eight-paddle fan.
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Alfalfa Varieties
Producer's Choice, Inc., Sanger, CA, has introduced its first alfalfa varieties.
CW 704 is a high-yielding, fall dormant (7.0 rating) variety for California growers. It displays 79% multifoliate expression and is resistant to anthracnose, fusarium wilt and phytophthora. It's also resistant to blue alfalfa aphids, pea aphids, spotted alfalfa aphids, southern and northern root-knot nematodes and stem nematodes.
CW 907 is a non-dormant variety adapted to California and the Southwest. It has a tall, upright growth habit and medium green, leafy foliage. It's resistant to the same pests as CW 704, plus bacterial and verticillium wilts.
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Rotary Rake
Claas of America's Liner 880L twin rotary rake clears a 24-27' swath. It features dual rotors with 13 tine arms and four double tines for thorough cleaning. Equipped with tandem-axle undercarriage, it smoothly follows the field's contour. It has steerable axles, allowing tight turns, and folds hydraulically for transport.
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Vertical Mixers
Knight Manufacturing Corp., Brodhead, WI, has added three bigger models to its Verti-Maxx Mixer line. The new models have 738-, 858- and 1,009-cu. ft. capacities.
The line features a patent-pending bull-gear drive that's simple and dependable. The mixers' twin-auger design provides superior mix quality, faster big-bale processing and lower loading heights than other vertical mixers.
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