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Thursday, January 24, 2013
SANFORD — More than 20 members of the Sanford High School Key Club helped ring bells and fill red kettles with donations for the Salvation Army during the holiday season last month.
Key Club is an international organization in which high school students participate in and host community-service events to help their school or town. There are currently more than 5,000 schools in more than 30 countries that have more than 260,000 high school students serving their communities. Being one of the oldest, student-led high school clubs, Key Club has been helping students for over 80 years in experiencing community service.

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Dr. Mitchell graduated summa cum laude from Ohio University and completed her medical training with an M.D. from Ohio State University. After her residency in diagnostic radiology at the University of Cincinnati, she completed a fellowship there in computed tomography (CT), ultrasound and interventional radiology. She continued subspecialty training at Johns Hopkins in interventional radiology and subsequently joined the faculty.
Dr. Mitchell''s research interests include vascular malformations and HHT.
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One state — California — stands apart from the others as setting "a pattern of lax management, inefficient operations and out-of-control costs," Bloomberg reports in the first story in "America's Great State Payroll Giveaway," a six-part series.
California in 2011 had the highest average salary for public employees, at $60,313. Its nearly 246,000 public workers also collected $964 million in overtime payments that year.
Ohio, by contrast, paid state workers an average of $48,812, which was sixth-highest among the 12 largest states. (Doesn't it seem like Ohio is almost always in the middle, no matter what's being ranked?) The state's 66,510 workers collected $108.4 million in overtime in 2011.
The issue of compensation for public employees has become a hot-button political issue of late, prompting, for instance, Republican Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin to strip most government employees of collective-bargaining rights and to take other steps to limit payroll spending.
The averages don't strike me as all that outrageous, though benefits for public workers undoubtedly are more generous these days than the typical private-sector worker.
Bloomberg, though, did turn up some particularly striking examples of public pay largesse.
For instance, Britt Harris, chief investment officer at the Teacher Retirement System of Texas, last year collected $1 million, including his $480,000 salary and two years of bonuses — more than four times what Republican Gov. Rick Perry was paid. Pension managers in Ohio and Virginia made up to $678,000 and $660,000, respectively, according to the data, which Bloomberg obtained using public-record requests. (In an interview, Mr. Harris told the news service that public pension pay must be competitive with the private sector to attract top investment talent.)
Bloomberg also notes that psychiatrists were among the highest-paid state employees in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and New Jersey, with total compensation of $270,000 to $327,000 for top earners.
Also, "state police officers in Pennsylvania collected checks as big as $190,000 for unused vacation and personal leave as they retired young enough to start second careers, while Virginia paid active officers as much as $109,000 in overtime alone, the data show," according to the story.
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2029 Online
UPDATE: This game has been shutdown and is no longer available
2029 Online is a 2D, sci-fi MMORPG that utilizes well known gameplay mechanics, but delivers them to the user with a wonderful array of bells and whistles. 2029 Online successfully sets itself out from the crowd with its easy to use and functional interface. 2029 Online blends together a flowing soundtrack with simple, yet beautiful landscapes to create an enjoyable online gaming experience.
Publisher: IGG
Playerbase: Low
Graphics: Low Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Must set 'PvP' Flag
Filesize: 1700 MB
Pros: +Simple and effective user-friendly interface. +Unique mercenary system. +Plenty of quests to complete.
Cons: -Only three classes. -PvP restricted until level 40. -Little end game content. -Little character customization options.
2029 Online Overview
2029 Online is an innovative MMORPG by IGG that combines RTS (Real Time Strategy) tactics and social interaction to enhance its gameplay. The player is allowed to create a character by selecting from one of the three available races and a gender to suit. A static avatar can be selected from a sizable selection to help players differentiate their character from others. The game's story unfolds on an alien planet named Helen Continent, where different cultures struggle for survival. 2029 Online's great user interface promotes and allows for great social interaction and a rich gaming experience. Like most free MMORPGs, character diversity is unfortunately quite limited, as players are allowed to choose between only three different races:
Humans: The humans have arrived on Helen Continent due to the destruction of their home, Earth. They are portrayed to care mainly about politics and wealth, and favor the use of guns.
Dryads: These forest giants are supposed to be the peaceful brutes of nature. Starting off with primitive club-type weapons, Dryads use their strength and connection to nature to their advantage.
Electric Elves: This mysterious race has a background that remains largely unknown. They are said to be conceited and keep mainly to themselves, wielding their intelligence as their main weapon.
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2029 Online Review
By Kenneth Bodzak
2029 Online is an innovative MMORPG by IGG that combines RTS (Real Time Strategy) tactics and social interaction to enhance its gameplay. The title's gameplay is far from unique and detracts from its originality; however this also smooths out the game's learning curve. With straightforward combat and a helpful interface, 2029 Online has the potential to be very enjoyable. Players are encouraged to group with one another and progress through the game together. Players are also encouraged to participate in server-wide events that are broadcast on-screen throughout the game.
An Innovative Interface
One of the most overlooked aspects of any game is the user interface. A user interface, in my opinion, can make or break a game, and a great user interface is one of the features that can really make a game, especially an MMORPG, shine above the rest. 2029 Online's biggest strength is by far its clean and easy to use user interface. This sci-fi title's simple key bindings, well labeled buttons, and great features make it an incredibly easy to play and enjoyable game. One of the most noteworthy and novel features is "AutoLocate". Like the 'path finding' features in Zero Online and Eudemons Online, the AutoLocate feature in 2029 allows the player to select a friendly NPC or a Monster from a list, and the game will automatically path their character to that location. Other features available via the map allow automated movement to selectable locations that would be otherwise too tedious to navigate to manually.
2029 Online provides the player with an unusually small array of character options, boasting only three races (referred to in-game as "classes") to choose from. Each race (class) has its own set of skills which can be trained and improved upon with points earned by leveling up. Each level only awards one point, and the lackluster selection of skills really detracts from the joy of reaching that very next level. On the other hand, each skill has a unique animation and gives 2029 combat that cliché "spam your attacks" feel. This may come as a relief to some, but also may seem redundant and overused to others. 2029 Online combat is quite simple and easy to follow, perhaps too much so, thanks to an excellent interface.
Not Quite the RTS
IGG slaps the acronym "RTS" in some of the game's title's descriptions and, quite frankly, fails to live up to it. The RTS components involve the mercenary system present in 2029 Online. The mercenary system is a great idea and well executed, allowing the player to employ mercenaries and literally create their own "party" to go fight with, similar to the system in Guild Wars. Having a bunch of minions following you around, performing mostly if not all automated attacks and spells may feel as if your playing an RTS, but the only real tactic is choosing which ones follow you. The mercenary system helps create a rich combat system later in the game as enemies become more difficult, but RTS is clearly a misnomer for this situation.
When a character is created and a race/gender is chosen, the player feels as if they should customize the character and add some personal variations. Unfortunately 2029 online leaves this thirst unquenched, as the only forms of diversification available are through cheesy avatars (pre-supplied) and later on through item skins. Both the models and the skins are leave something to be desired and puts a slight damper on the overall feel of the game.
The Path is Set
2029 Online really helps players along with character progression. Some MMORPGs usually filter down to a dreadful grinding spree ripe with repetitive combat and spawn camping. 2029 Online makes leveling quite enjoyable by allowing the player to switch between completing various quests and straight-up grinding. Not only does the lush questing environment aid in the game's storytelling, but it also ensures that players constantly have something to do. Spawn times are very quick and allow the player to farm a small area efficiently if they so choose, and also prevents multiple players from competing for monsters while leveling.
Combining the AutoLocate feature with an abundance of quests allows 2029 Online to provide its playerbase with an enjoyable and swift leveling experience. Leveling up is the key to enjoying 2029, as many zones and activities are restricted by level. The more activities a character qualifies for, the deeper the player can immerse themselves in the 2029 experience. Furthermore, the community is constantly updated (via in-game announcements) on upcoming special events. IGG hosts plenty of events, ranging from double experience weeks to "Players vs. GMs" and even mystery auctions. The community as a whole is kept close together and the social aspect of the game is alive and well.
Blood and Money
PvP combat is an option that becomes available to players of 2029 at level 40. 2029 Online PvP is brutal and unforgiving; PvP deaths result in items and equipment being dropped for others to loot. The system is quite innovative in the way that it promotes an incentive to attack those who attack others. A player who has killed large amounts of other players will have their name displayed as a darker shade of red. Red names signify an increased chance of suffering item or equipment loss upon death and therefore the most ideal target. Aside from item loss, PvP combat seems to be identical to all other combat sans the fact that it is against another player. 2029 Online's PvP system allows players to compete against each other both for pure sport or even wealth.
In relation to wealth, earning money in 2029 is fairly straightforward. Similar to most MMORPGs, the easiest way to earn money is to kill enemies, as enemies have the chance to drop items and cash. Said items can then be sold to a vendor or another player for money, or traded for other items. 2029 also allows players to earn some cash by setting up a "stall" from which they can open their own shop and sell their items at their own price and discretion. Further deepening the economic aspect of the game is the auction system. The auction panel is available to you regardless of your location and allows you to purchase, sell, and bid on items from players, NPCs, and even GMs. Like many free-to-play MMOs, IGG allows players to enhance their experience in the game if they choose to pay actual currency. These bought items always bring a slight imbalance to a game, but is a major flaw that sometimes must be overlooked in the free MMO market.
Where to now?
As mentioned before, one of the strongest aspects of 2029 Online is its unique and enjoyable interface and questing system. Unfortunately, regardless of the great job the game does at leading you down the path to higher levels, it is truly a treasure map with no treasure. End-game content is a myth, and players who reach the level cap are soon introduced to the new practice of "AFK in town". The game could be greatly improved if more endgame content was introduced. Currently the only endgame activities for players to participate in are PvP combat and Guild relations
2029 Online is most definitely a community-oriented game. Being such, guilds and groups can play quite a role, especially later in the game. The guild interface helps keeps the guild organized and updated, and if a guild grows strong enough it can eventually participate in some guild only PvP or larger scale combat against city guards. Unfortunately, regardless of what the game can support, currently it does not appear that the player base can support the large-scale battles and territorial disputes that would make 2029′s endgame content sensational.
Final Verdict: Good.
2029 Online has a number of drawbacks, but its strong interface and variety of quest lines allows the game to set itself apart from other free MMORPGs. All in all, IGG has delivered a good MMORPG that makes use of its strongest features to provide the player with rich and enjoyable gameplay.
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2029 Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
CPU: Pentium III 800MHz or above
RAM: 256MB or more
Graphics Card: 32MB, DirectX7.0 or above
Internet: 56K Modem
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As an educator, I participate in many cancer-awareness events and I always come away with an incredible sense of pure joy and hope. It's so incredibly moving to see a group of people getting together to raise money or give support for the cancer cause. The whole idea has helped us move from a time when cancer was a word rarely spoken, to the present, when support and awareness are free and open.
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I agree that the breast cancer fund raisers overshadow the several other types of cancers that people get. Well meaning people donate to this group forgetting there are other groups that could use their support even more. I recommend donating to the group of your choice that focuses on research, not public relations and marketing. I like the concept of "Colors of Cancer" event that Debbie wrote about. I also think that it would be helpful if more people donated to help people who don't have the insurance or economic means to obtain the cancer treatment they need. It always disheartens me when I see people having a fundraiser in a restaurant because they don't have the means to obtain the treatment they need. Even though my mother died of breast cancer I am a bit tired of the overemphasis on "pink."
I am celebrating my 10th canciversary of living with persistent thyroid cancer by swimming a 10K(6.2 miles)ocean swim next month. I am an average 57 yr old woman. I never swam competitively until I started doing triathlons at the age of 43. Being grateful, living fully and sustaining joy while waiting for the next doctor visit, has been a mental challenge. Without a thyroid, I have additional challenges to fueling my muscles for swimming this distance. Especially difficult is fighting brain fog while trying to stay warm. My goal is to raise $10K for thyroid cancer research. Selfishly, it is because I would love to hear those words, "no evidence of disease" or "in remission" or the best of all, "cured". I know without the research made possible through fundraising for all cancers, it is unlikely to happen in the rest of my lifetime. Therefore, I believe what I am doing is a challenge worthy of the gift of life. A prayer I plan to repeat during the swim; "Dear God, thank you for my life, I want to live." I haven't always felt that way in the last 10 years.
I do believe, any type of cancer research benefits all types of cancer in some way. It has been through the unfortunate mass number of women and men with breast cancer, that researchers have developed new treatments and found the "keys" to other types of cancers, as well. Find a charity that gives 90-100% of your donation to research grants when designated. www.thyca.org is
LAst March we held a "Colors of Cancer Event" to help raise awareness of all types of cancer, not just the pink ones. It was also a fundraiser for the ACS. Everyone picked a ribbon to wear for the evening that represented someone they new with that type of cancer. The room was full of over 200 lapel ribbons, many people even chose to wear 2 or more. We gave awards, held a silent auction and had dancing and delicious hors d'oeuvres. WE are currently planning the second annula Colors of Cancer event for March 2012. We are adding honorary chairpeople and a live auction. As a melanoma "fighter" (I don't believe you survive melanoma, you must fight every day of your life) it was an emotional night. The color ribbons, the awards, and the support of the community was overwhelming. It was a wonderful event and I can't wait for our next one!
Awareness is one thing. But a sizable percentage of the donations are used to stage an event, it becomes frustrating. It means that the walks have become PR events to publicize that an organization is doing something. It allows these groups to claim that they have been successful in their mission. There are too many cancer groups and foundations that are vying for the same donation dollars. According to a major online charity rating site, a good charity spends 70% of what they collect on overhead. The American Cancer Society contribute 10% of its funds to research for all cancers So think about all the organizations out there that are operating that way. That is a staggering amount of money that doesn't go to research.
From my perspective, we don't need more awareness. We need money for more research.
I went for check ups every year and had negative mammograms and still was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer. I don't need a cure. I need something to keep this thing in stasis.
Thank you for this wonderful site! Not only educational but a great way for cancer survivors to support each other. I am so fortunate to be where I am now, both physically and emotionally. I cannot say enough positive things about Longstreet Cancer Center!!
I have been living with carcinoid cancer/syndrome for 27 years. I am now 60 years old. I think the doctors are surprised that I am alive and as healthy as I am. Sometimes I do feel down and can be the crankiest person around. Most of the time I feel grateful and filled with joy. Good cancer care, finding a doctor who understands me, and trying to live a life filled with hope,kindness, purpose, and thanks have helped me. Please, don't sweat the small stuff - it is a waste of time.
I have found largely that the support of others has played a huge role in how positive I am feeling throughout treatment. I have stage 4 hodgkins and am only 21 years old. One thing I have been working on is a blog entitled "Sick Tips" through tumblr. For me, my goal is to create a vehicle for younger cancer patients to communicate with one another! http://sicktips.tumblr.com/
Feel free to take a look and enter any tips, or fun stories you have! It sure has helped me. (Go to the submit stuff section and go crazy!)
I agree with not enough support for all cancers in some of these conversations. This is a shame! Another thing that troubles me...Way too many events for survivors take place in the daytime when people need to work to pay for their medical bills. If some Administrators Really supported us, they would maybe rotate hours of their staff so survivors can attend various cancer classes in the evening.
It's true, thinking about cancer, and creating awareness of cancer is not an easy topic. My goal in this discussion is not to create fear in any way. I think that it is important that we are talking about cancer openly and creating new ways to support cancer research and resources for all cancer types. As an educator/nurse and as a person with family and close friends who have been diagnosed with cancer, I too have my own personal experiences with cancer. I think that our passion and drive to participate in awareness events does make a difference! Let's keep this discussion going...
Hi Sheryl
I applaud what you seek to do.
However, as an educator and author in relation to cancer (see what I do at my website www.anotherlife.com.au) I would ask you to think about what it is you may be doing when you write -- "We are all touched by cancer in some way during our lives".
My observations from 77 years of life tell me this is not a correct statement. It serves only to frighten people - and yes, I know that is supposed to be a good thing, when you are trying to sell something; and yes, you are trying to sell interest in what you do. Yet, also as someone who has just passed the 10 year mark from emergency cancer surgery, I feel this is a very sad thing. Stress increases our chances of cancer - I'm sure you know this.
People with cancer and those who support them need to not feel overwhelmed and that there is no hope for them - because of course they'll be affected.
So please consider - and consider that as a nurse you do not have the 'insider information' which only the firsthand experience of cancer grants. Cancer is such a learning experience it cannot be learned by seeing - only by having.
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I am disappointed that when skin cancer prevention is discussed this skin cancer is never mentioned.
I'm Daniel and I live in Western Australia.
I have Renal (Kidney) Cancer. I have a 2cm tumor in my right kidney. I can't have surgery at the present time as I have a blood disorder that needs to be treated first.
I lost my dad to cancer he was aged 54 I'm 51.
How I cope is in 2 ways...
1./ I tell everyone I can as I feel this creates awareness.
2./ I write about my own story on the web.
I decided against a blog as I don't want pity.
my site is http://www.kidneycancer-mystory.com
my inspiration apart from my beautiful wife and 4 sons, would be my mum, she nursed my dad through his cancer til his death.
It made me realize how strong my mum is and how important family is when there is a problem.
I can't say I blame anyone or anything for my kidney cancer that's not my nature, I don't think there is any point in getting angry or upset but that is me, I'm pretty laid back and take things in my stride.
I only hope I can create an awareness amongst people I know and meet and by getting my story out there I maybe able to help and educate others.
Renal cancer is known as one of the forgotten cancers, as not many people know about it.
Most people don't know they have kidney cancer until the problem is bad, mine was found accidentally when they where looking for blood clots on my lungs. Which is another story :-)
Don't worry be strong, fight like hell and tell everyone you can, get it out there.
Writing things out helps a lot of people even if you write on paper for yourself.
I have been truly inspired by all the patients who were receiving chemotherapy alongside my husband and by the angelic nurses who administered the drugs. Even though the patients were experiencing hours of chemotherapy, there were always smiles from both the patients and the nurses. My husband stayed strong emotionally for me as I tried to do for him, truly inspiring me to do as much as I could to make him comfortable. There are just not enough events to participate in as the fight to eradicate all cancers continues.
I was diagnosed with lung cancer in July, 2010 and I had never smoked. There is a stigma with lung cancer in that most people assumed you smoked and therefore you kind of deserve it, but no one deserves lung cancer. My sisters have become my Hope Warriors and in conjunction with the Lung Cancer Alliance held a lung cancer awareness vigil in November, 2010 and are holding another one this November. They pass out lung cancer fact sheets and information on how to get involved in getting better treatments and early detection for the deadliest of all cancers. It makes me feel so good to not only see my sisters being so proactive, but also how many people they have educated and made aware of just how prevelant lung cancer is now among non-smokers. I do wish all of the cancers would get as much attention as breast cancer. I think that's why I like Stand Up 2 Cancer since they are concerned about all cancers. I know there are other organizations that are concerned about all cancers and I do my best to support them all.
I find inspiration from other patients during my once every 3-week visit for a quick, 30 second Velcade shot under my skin. Yea! No longer through an IV with a chance for my veins to heal. I didn't reach a second remission without Prayer Power, the support of my family and friends, great doctors & nurses, and meds that most multiple myeloma patients never had until 3 years ago. As for a cancer event that inspired me? I have no event except the one that revealed itself on Halloween weekend 2009. I was an emergency admit to Mayo Clinic that saved my life. Further, I give support to people in the chemo room and receive it from those who have reached a remission that guarantees a longer life span than I'll ever have--maybe. The hardest thing for me to see are the children with cancer and the patients who are younger than my 64 years. I have been given 2 extra years of life in which I have been able to see my second granddaughter and my mother just recently. For my fellow cancer patients, I listen to their stories. I offer encouragement and the promise that they'll be posted in my prayer journal. My story gives them hope. We have an instant connection that no one else has. It is a bend in the road of my life journey. It is frustrating and I get angry sometimes. However, I am still here without my husband who I lost to two cancers 5 years ago. I carry his legacy and his love. I am truly blessed and so are all of you.
I was diagnosed almost a year ago with breast cancer. Since then my sleep has suffered immensely. A combination of worry and illness haven't helped much either. When a friend suggested aromatherapy I was welcome to anything...that was about 3 months ago and I have to say after a couple of mediums through which I was trying aromatherapy I have found vaporization to be the best of the best. I discovered gotvape.com while researching the best way to get the most out of these essential oils.
The reason I'm sharing this is because beside all the chemicals and medicines they are having us put into our bodies we need to balance it all out with some peace and tranquility...feeding my mind and body with lavender and eucalyptus vapor has been beyond essential to my recovery...check it out, i promise you it is life altering worth while investment.
I was diagnosed 11 months ago with ovarian cancer. My sister in law has been active with Philly LIvestrong for several years and we had supported her efforts. This year, my husband joined their team "Friends Fighting Cancer" by entering 24HR of Booty. And I will be walking on Sunday for NOCC Break the Silence of Ovarian Cancer. I find it inspiring that so many friends and acquaintances have support our fundraisers for research and awareness. I'm truly looking forward to the Survivor photo at this weekend's event.
I recenlty had a biopsy and it was basal cell carcinoma. The lesion was removed in its entirety thye say. That particular lesion. But I feel and have felt that there is other cancer in my body. Loss of oweight, no appetite, the absolute worst itching in my life, etc other things,,, and since removing the lesionon my back, they have no oconcern at all and didn't even as kme if I had any qyestions which I did. IS it a waste of profesionals time to want to have an exam or tests to make sure there is no more cancer in my body and if I did dwould it stil be basal cell carcinoma if it werein my private organs or stomach or throat?
Many events today are defensive moves against the overwhelming and absurd pink retailing frenzy that has created false impressions about breast cancer and harmed the level of support needed for other cancers. It truly is disgusting when health providers jump on that same band wagon and don't use their knowledge and influence to help all people with cancer.
I have to go in for a biopsy this thur., I had some blood work done and all turned out good. Is this a good indcation that it is not cancer if my white blood count is not up?
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RPI Tough Guy Automatic Waterer is tough enough for medium to large dogs, sheep, goats and horses. Connect your garden hose to provide consistent fresh water. Read More
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Multi-purpose waterer is tough enough for all types of animals. Just connect to your garden hose to provide consistent fresh water.
Fence or wall mount.
Easy to clean, just twist the large drain plug and discharge old water waste. Rust proof, durable, cleans quickly and sun resistant.
Perfect for medium to large dogs, sheep, goats, and horses.
Dimensions: 14.9"L x 13"W x 6.1"D
1½ gallon
- Size: 1½ Gallon
- Feature: Elevated
- Style: Replenishment
- Type: Waterer
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"Smells AWFUL"
This smells like really gross chemical I am sure anything that would drink out of it will eventually get cancer it is seriously awful when I asked to return it I was told I was the first one to ever complain about the smell. Give me a break, it stinks so bad you would have to be nuts to give it to any animal you cared about. I have owned for horses for 10 years have never had any kind of plastic bowl or anything stink the way this thing does. Two thumbs down!
"decent for price - Continued"
"(continued) ""We don't carry any spare parts for it but you can call the manufacturer at 850-526-7655 and ask for Charles, he can get what you need."" So if you need replacement parts, call that number and you can order them. Having said all that- I like this waterer. It's easy to assemble and install, and was really very easy to hard pipe and set up with a good drain that's plumbed outside the stall, to prevent wettng bedding when cleaning. If you have some basic plumbing skills, you can easily turn this basic waterer into a permanemt, sturdy, and easy to clean fixture for use inside a stall. Even if you plan to just attach a water hose and leave everything as is, it's pretty good for the price."
"decent for the price"
"I purchased these with plans to hard plumb them, not use a water hose, so I can't speak to using a water hose. Well, I will say that I've never liked using plastic connectors to attach anything to a metal water hose end- it's too easy to mess the threads up. If you're using a hose, be very careful when you screw it in, because if you mess the threads up, the connector will leak, as another reviewer mentioned. My initial thought is that the flap that covers the float valve, is awfully flimsy plastic. I'm wondering how it will hold up to my walking horses, who play with (and frequently destroy) anything they can get their teeth or hooves on... I wish it was metal, maybe galvanized steel or aluminum. Something sturdier. I may have a metal replacement cover made to fit it, if they break the plastic one. Regarding the plumbing- I wish the drain was bigger, the exit hole of the drain line is 1/2"". Will clog very easily. Also I don't like that the drain opens by putting your hand into the bowl and unscrewing the plug. I bought a 1 1/2"" threaded coupling, and replaced the bottom nut that holds the plug on, with this coupling, then hard piped a 3/4"" drain line with a valve. So to drain the bowl I just open a valve, dont' have to get my hands wet. I haven't done it yet by my plan to enlarge the drain opening bigger than 1/2"" is to cut off the nipple on the drain assembly, then drill out the hole to 3/4"", to minimize clogging. Even using it straght out of the box, you'll have to remove any hay or junk your horse has dropped into the bowl, before you drain it, or the drain will get clogged. I have hard water, and float valves get mineral deposits on them and stop working after a couple years at most. I asked jeffers about replacement float valve parts,and this was their response: ""We don't carry any spare parts for it but you can call the manufacturer at 8"
Have two for over a year and no problems one for a steer and horse.I put the steer low to the ground as so he can't butt with his head.I'm ready to buy another
"Leaks from the get go."
The plastic connecter is not compatible with the metal water hose connection piece. In short it leaks like an open faucet. So now we just have a very expensive water bowl that we still have to refill daily and refilling takes forever due to the float valve. This product is definitely not worth the money.
"Great Waterer"
We bought two of these waters for our dog kennel and we are about to order more due to the quality.
"Simple and strong"
"This is a very simple, very strong waterer. I am mystified by anyone ""needing instructions."" The key to this product is strength and durability. We have had ours in the Alabama sun now for six months and it is holding up very well, still looks like new. The drain is important. Without it there would quickly be mold. Looking at the drain I just cannot see how it would leak, and if it ever did, just a simple washer from Home Depot would take care of it. This is real simple, just like water hose fittings. Is this one well made? Yes, it is. "
"Leaks Bad"
We bought two of these waterers. They come with very minimal instructions to set up and the drains leak terribly. I contacted the company that makes these directly and though they were helpful in sending directions to set up along with new drains to install...they still didn't work. These need to go back to the drawing board. I was very disappointed. :(
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ASP FAQ Tutorials :: Classic ASP 1.0 :: General Topics :: Why do I get 'HTTP 500-12 Application Restarting' errors?
Why do I get 'HTTP 500-12 Application Restarting' errors?
If you have extremely long processes that are processed during Application_OnStart or Session_OnStart, you might occasionally see this message. If so, consider moving such processes to an offline source (e.g. for pure database processing, use a job in SQL Server; for ASP tasks, see Article #2143 to learn how to schedule a VBS file instead).
This could be due to McAfee running on the server. According to KB #303881, it marks global.asa as modified during each scan, and this causes IIS to reload global.asa. If this is the case, you need to reconsider your virus protection. Like Norton, using a desktop application on a server can have unexpected results.
See KB #236446 if you are running Site Server 3.0, and try commenting out any instance of the 'ReloadSite' method.
If none of the above solves the problem, you could check your event log for any ASP-, IIS- or MTS-related errors. This may reveal a deeper problem.
Other than that, even Microsoft doesn't have much to offer. They say "the message is harmless" and that "there is no good workaround" ... check out KB #248013 for more details.
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Many congratulations!
Many congratulations!
~~ My Current AARs ~~The Sleeper - an EU3 Narrative
These Oranjes Are Not For Eating - Fun and Games in the Orange Free State
Favourite Comedy Victoria AAR: Q1 10 Q2 10 Q3 10 Q4 10 Q1 11 Best Character Writer: 28th Feb 10; 5th Jul 10 WritAAR of the Week: 6th Mar 10
For AARs past and present please visit my Ink Well
God's protection is better than the strongest armor or the tallest tower.
Fan of the Week: 4/25/10 Was a recipient of one of King_Richard_XI's birthday cookies: ●
Nationality: American (Dixie), Religion: Southern Baptist, Ideology: Reactionary, Issues: Jingoism
billy bob's opinion of Mississippi
My first AAR: Etruria: Forging an Empire (a disaster, but completed)
My second AAR: Confessions to a Boatman: An Ottoman AAR (dead)
Many thanks for this. It is a very pleasant surprise.
I started commenting more a little while ago after reading a comment (from one of the Mods I think) about how important feedback is for the writAARs. Having now had a little go at AAR-writing I can only agree with that comment. It is probably especially important for new AARs when writers are finding their feet.
Time for a quick plug for some of the AARs I am really enjoying at the moment:
News from Nowhere a confederate Vicky2 AAR by Jape. A great read and one of the most plausibly explained Conferedate AARs I have seen.
The Star of New Orleans - A Louisiana AAR by AllmyJames. This is has become the newspaper I read most often, even though is is set in independent 19th Century Louisiana (Vicky2).
I, Alexei - A Russian Modern AAR by TemplarCommander. HOI2 in a Russia special forces penal battalion.
"One and Indivisible" (A Russian Kaiserreich AAR) by Teival. A HOI2 Kaiserreich AAR in Russia. Part of the reason why I have just spent about 4 hours trying to (so far unsuccessfully) install the Kaiserreich mod.
The entire Rome forum which is having a revival.
Note that the HOI2 AARs are things I have just started reading becuase of recommendations in the AARland choice awards or writer of the week.
Anyway, I don't really get near a computer on the weekend so I am going to do the next nomination a tiny bit early.
The nominee is someone who has won both writer of the week and character writer of the week (which must put him in a small group), but is also a frequent and constructive commentatAAR across the fora. He is also one of the (very) small band who have reminded me that not all of the views on my AAR are from people who have clicked there by mistake.
Congratulations Loki100
Exile in the East - a Helleno-Varangian CK AAR (Part 28 posted 03 January 2012)
AARland Choice AwAARds - CK historybook winner Q3 & Q4 2011
Showcased 09-Sep-2011, Character writer of the week 28-Mar-2011
Fan of the Week 07-Feb-2011 & 03-Jul-2011
Well deserved congrats, loki100!
My AAR overview in The Ink Well (updated again 3/12/2009)
AARland Rules #1 | AARland Rules #2
Fan o. t. Week 24/7/08-31/7/08 | 25/7/10-1/8/10
When I use this color I am speaking as a Moderator.
Ragnarök is getting closer, with Loki now here amongst us.
Congratulations, Alfredian! And now, also, to Loki!
Loki100 is an active commenter in most of my AARs, so I must definitely concur on this award! Thanks for the support and encouragement. I appreciate it!
Serenity - (V2 v1.3) - An isolationist Japan tries to stay out of everybody's way (Updated July '13)
Kriegsgefahr (Impending War) - (HOI3/SF/HPP) - Germany attempts to remain at peace! (Updated Apr '13)
Locarno - Italy vs. Germany (HOI3/SF/HPP) - What if Mussolini stood with France against Hitler?
The Die is Cast (Roman Civil War) - Caesar will make a name for himself! (Updated June '12)
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Castles In the Sky (Vicky 1) * Sforza!!! - A Milan AAR (EU III) (Updated May '13) * I Am Siam (V2 Minor) (tied for Silver VictAARian Cross for Best AAR completed in 2011) * A Long Time Ago... (HOI 1 Argentina)* Check Rensslaer's Inkwell! (list of online writings)
Congrats loki100! Nice choice.
Read my Cuzco MEIOU AAR Children of the Sun! (ongoing)
AARland Choice AwAARd: EU Gameplay Q1 & Q2 2011, Weekly AAR Showcase 17-10-2010, ●
Follow Gentlemen in Germany - a Brunswick AAR! (ongoing)
Participating in 1001 Sultans - A Jalayirids Succession AAR (ongoing)
WritAAR of the Week 24-5-2011, Fan of the Week 3-12-2009 & 15-1-2012
Speed - A Castille (mini-?)AAR (finished)
Took part in the HT Succession Game (finished)
As far as I understood it, loki reads all these AARs to get inspiration for new CBs.
I always appreciate feedback from loki so this is clearly well deserved (as my opinion is SO important!).
~~ My Current AARs ~~The Sleeper - an EU3 Narrative
These Oranjes Are Not For Eating - Fun and Games in the Orange Free State
Favourite Comedy Victoria AAR: Q1 10 Q2 10 Q3 10 Q4 10 Q1 11 Best Character Writer: 28th Feb 10; 5th Jul 10 WritAAR of the Week: 6th Mar 10
For AARs past and present please visit my Ink Well
thank you Alfredian, that is a surprise but a very nice one ... and to all for the congratulations. I set myself a new year goal of having at least one AAR in each forum that I would read and comment in on a regular basis (a practice I wouldl recommend, especially as its all too easy to hang around particular boards), seems I have to expand that level of activity at least for a week to show due spirit to this award. And yes, it is both true that Ragnorak is but 48 years away (as the CK clock turns) and I do indeed gleefully nick ideas from all the rest of AARland, especially innovative CBs.
Remember, whatever the question, the answer on 18 September is Yes ...
Congrats, Loki!
The Russia Megacampaign - See my other work at my Inkwell
A YeAAR's Education - Rurikovich in Crusader Kings 1066-1393
From Rus to Russia - Kiev in EU3 1393-1836 - Get the Loading Screen Pack - Weekly Showcased AAR, 6/6/09 and 7/7/10 - WritAAr of the Week, 27/7/10 - Ambitions are denied and tasks appointed - Check out the first installment of the Medieval Atlas!
Duke of Bonbon, and also Chevalier Grand Croix of the Ordre Militaire du Saint Christophe.
Congratulations loki100!
Current AAR:
Our Kingdom Stands Alone - How the Magyars Transformed Hungary into an Empire :: Weekly AAR Showcase - 19, September 2010
WritAAR of the Week - 23, February 2007
When I speak in this color, I do so as a Demi-Moderator.
Forum Rules :: AARLand Rules #1 :: AARland Rules #2
God's protection is better than the strongest armor or the tallest tower.
Fan of the Week: 4/25/10 Was a recipient of one of King_Richard_XI's birthday cookies: ●
Nationality: American (Dixie), Religion: Southern Baptist, Ideology: Reactionary, Issues: Jingoism
billy bob's opinion of Mississippi
My first AAR: Etruria: Forging an Empire (a disaster, but completed)
My second AAR: Confessions to a Boatman: An Ottoman AAR (dead)
Congratulations! I see you all over the boards lately, so definitely a well-deserved nod. And thanks again for recommending To hell on an armored train in the AGEOD AAR forum, it's a fun an educational way to learn about that game (yes, that's a poorly disguised plug, folks ).
On-hold: Mamma Mia! The AAR ●
Completed: Europe is our dancefloor | The Shortest Road to Damascus | No Iron, One Lion, Maybe Zion
The July AARlander is out now, no excuse not to read it: Thread | PDF | iBooks
Congratulations Loki100
EUIII AAR: The lilies of France
Awarded Best Character Writer of the Week 25. Feb 2007
Awarded WritAAR of the Week 22. April 2007
HoI2 AAR: Enig og tro til Dovre faller A Norwegian AAR
Awarded WritAAR of the Week 25. Sept 2005
Awarded Weekly AAR Showcase 25. Jan 2006
Awarded Fan of the Week 26. March 2006, 7. October 2007 and 10. November 2008
Boer War AAR: Joes War- a Boer War AAR
Well won and well deserved!
Ongoing AARs:
The Shield of the Mander - a GoT AAR
Many, many congratulations. Hugely deserved!
This AAR Soks
WritAAR of the Week: 8 January 2012 and Weekly AAR Showcase: 15 April 2012
Are you Deshtined to suffer another kiss?
Favourite EU Comedy AAR AARland Choice AwAARds 2010 (Q3) and 2011 (Q3)
Character Writer of the Week: 5 December 2010
My Inkwell - Warning! This content is rated EP: Extremely Poor
Fan of the Week: 7 September 2010, 27 February 2011 and 26 April 2012
Ah, apparently I won fan of the week way back in December. I would like to thank you for the nomination and the congratulations.
I am glad that my work on the Mil Score was helpful.
No I don't post much, but I do read a lot, and as you can see, I've been a member for a long time.
As for my name, I am a vegetarian and some friends thought it would be amusing to start calling me Meat. I thought it was amusing too, so I've kept it. Sometimes, though, people seem to think it has an entirely different meaning.
Again, thanks for the honour and sorry for the very, very late reply.
Capitalism is savagery! --Hugo Chavez


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Lucky for visitors, Vermont wine and cheese can be savored at wineries, restaurants, and cafes, and purchased at farmers' markets and annual festivals including the Vermont Life Wine and Harvest Festival and the Vermont Cheesemakers' Festival.
Vermont Wines Flavorful cold hardy grapes, like Frontenac, Reisling, and Lacrescent, are a key ingredient to Vermont's delectable wines. Hand-crafted varieties of reds, whites, and dessert wines offer a full range of choices, as do fruity wines made blueberry, rhubarb, apple and raspberry. Also, liqueur-like ice wines are not to be missed. These are made from grapes harvested after the arrival of winter, when the juice of the grapes is highly concentrated and super sweet. To sample Vermont's delicious wines, plan on visiting wineries around the state for tastings and tours. Vermont Cheese Vermont is home to more than 30 cheesemakers using milk from sheep, goats and cow breeds ranging from Dutch Belted to Brown Swiss and Jerseys. The variety of cheeses seems almost endless – fresh, cheddars, alpine, and blues and all their iterations. Whether the unique flavor – a hint of fresh grass or fresh basil – is due to what the cows have eaten or the endless creativity among cheesemakers, more than 150 varieties are available. Conduct your own taste test and visit farms and shops on the Vermont Cheese Trail.