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Dear editor, Re: Is information centre worth the cost? (letter by Don Kidd, Orangeville Banner, Oct. 3). I found Don Kidd's letter interesting because a year or so ago, I also wrote about the tourism bureau and the fact that Orangeville had received grant money to do a study on tourism in the Town of Orangeville.
This report could be accessed publicly and its conclusion was that the Town of Orangeville was not a tourist destination in itself but rather the surrounding area of Caledon and Dufferin were. Yet, the town council was determined to build a tourism office promoting tourism in the town alone and not the surrounding areas.
Headwaters Tourism, who had been renting that location for a number of years, put in a bid of $26,000 to run the office for the town and they were turned down by the town council at the time.
Headwaters Tourism has a proven track record of some 17 years or more in the tourism business. Instead, the town council hired Theatre Orangeville to run the tourism office and now, as Mr. Kidd has pointed out, their budget is $47,000 per year to run the office.
Headwaters Tourism has, as their business has developed and expanded over the years, maintained that most people use their computers and the Internet to search out areas of interest and events in those particular areas as well as for accommodation information. Yet, for some reason the town council disagreed and could not come to terms accepting Headwaters proposal for staffing the site.
Headwaters Tourism has subsequently found a home in the Town of Mono on Hockley Road in a building that is now in the process of being renovated.
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Ok maybe that's true but now imagine that adult running at full bore thru the kids. He/she would demolish them and maybe stumble a bit or fall but the kids would be messed up and shouldn't impede the progress thereafter.
When I'm running at full speed on my carrier or even half they should be able to slow me but not stop me instantaneously, that is ludicrous. If they slapped a beam on me it should rip the emmiter to pieces. We are talking even at impulse speeds a significant amount of speed and mass at the same time. However the technology of the beams would of course mach up somewhat to compensate. Still I think the op is correct in saying there should be an inverse proportion of damage.
Even at full stop I should be able to get moving again. This has been shown in many episodes when you hear "captain I don't know how much longer we can hold this tractor beam lock".
actually the kids would hit you where you dont wanna be hit while trying to grab your leg you bend forward and break your nose as the kids swarm you and tie you up like you are gulliver. Seriously you would think you could mow them over but it really hurts doing that even when they are 30 pounds and your 300.


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He Lived Long, Prospered… And Spoke Yiddish
Like so many others, I was very saddened to hear about the passing of Leonard Nimoy last week.
One of my friends, an avid Star Trek fan, felt the loss more deeply. He grew up with Mr. Spock, Nimoy's legendary character. He is one of many fans: reading through the copious amounts of tributes, it's clear that multiple generations were profoundly shaped by Mr. Spock, a half-human/half-Vulcan man who strived to follow the Vulcan philosophy of logical discipline and emotional control but also wrestled with pesky human emotions.
Nimoy's performance as Spock was a wonder of sensitivity and nuance, and it aptly reflected the struggle we all must face as humans: how to balance hopes of the heart with matters of the mind. Over the years, Nimoy made Spock a surprisingly relatable character because of his empathetic impulses. In so doing, Spock, and Nimoy for that matter, will hold a lasting legacy in the American psyche.
Many people might not realize this, but Nimoy drew from his own Jewish background to play Mr. Spock. A lot of people might be aware that the Vulcan salute, created by Nimoy, has Jewish connections and is even said to have originated from the kohanim blessing. But you might not know that the Jewish influences on Spock didn't end there. Born into an Orthodox Jewish family, Nimoy was subject to anti-Semitism in his hometown of Boston. By Nimoy's account, the experience of being a minority in an Irish-Catholic enclave helped him to better identify with Spock's marked sense of alienation from both the human and the Vulcan world. Though Boston has a sizeable Jewish community, Jews were still always a minority – a relatable reality for those of us in smaller towns, in the South and elsewhere.
His Jewish identity did not just help him with bringing Mr. Spock to life. Nimoy actually credits his Jewish upbringing with getting him into the acting business. Nimoy became interested in pursuing professional acting after appearing in the play Awake and Sing (a play that chronicles the hardships of a Jewish family during the Great Depression). He told Abigail Pogrebin in Stars of David: Prominent Jews Talk about Being Jewish that he ended up finding "a home in a play about a Jewish family just like mine."
As an adult, Nimoy continued to participate actively in Jewish causes. In 1992, he produced and starred in Never Forget, a television movie based on the story of a Holocaust survivor who sued a neo-Nazi organization of Holocaust deniers. Because his grandmother spoke only Yiddish, he became fluent and supported the Yiddish Book Center in their efforts to preserve the Yiddish language. He also participated in the Center's Wexler Oral History project with them.
Like so many others, I will always cherish Nimoy for his portrayal of Mr. Spock. Turns out, Nimoy's parents weren't huge fans of the show. (Although, funny side note: His father, a barber, did offer Spock-style haircuts for some time.) Even if they didn't appreciate Mr. Spock and the strange new worlds of Star Trek, I would like to think that Nimoy's ancestors would be proud to know that their Jewish heritage helped to produce both a man and character that made a difference to so many people.
His last tweet brings the message of Nimoy's life and legacy home: A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory.
Thank you, Mr. Nimoy. May your memory be a blessing.
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Christians and Jews Sharing Shabbat in the Delta
My family lives in Greenwood, Mississippi. Nestled in the heart of the Delta, we are proud of our small-but-vibrant shul; even when only a dozen or so folks fill the pews, time spent in our building is meaningful. However, recently we saw our sanctuary overflowing with guests for the first time in years—and we were honored to host an event that led to powerful connections and conversations with our Delta neighbors.
We had two special visitors drawing the crowd in that night: Dr. Amy-Jill Levine (or AJ, as she prefers), and Rabbi Jeremy Simons of the ISJL. Rabbi Simons led a beautiful Shabbat service, warmly welcoming everyone and putting all attendees at ease immediately. I was so proud to have him representing the Jewish faith and standing up there in front of so many, leading everyone in a shared experience of Sabbath peace.
Then, AJ took the stage. AJ is the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Professor of New Testament Studies at Vanderbilt University Divinity School, Department of Religious Studies, and Graduate Department of Religion. She's a Jewish woman who studies and teaches about Christianity—and thereby she possesses a rare ability to speak the language of both Christians and Jews. She can represent both viewpoints fairly, and help us understand each other. Her opening line was something like: "Faith is more like love than Sudoku. Sudoku only has one correct solution. Love is subjective rather than right or wrong—you can't control who you love and different people will have different preferences."
People came from all over to hear her speak; Christians were challenged and enriched by her teachings on Christianity, and Jewish attendees were similarly riveted by her approach to scholarship and religious studies transcending both religions. Though the program took place in a synagogue, AJ knew her audience was primarily Christian. She addressed all equally, and encouraged all to be open to challenge and new notions. As local bookstore employee and program partner Steve Iwanski noted in his wonderful blog following AJ's presentation: "…she sought to bring light to the parts of Jewish faith that may be unfamiliar to the typical Christian.
The crowd lingered for a long time afterward, and one could pick up smatterings of conversation that sounded exactly like the kind of interpretive dialogue Dr. Levine had implored us to engage in." Having Rabbi Simons and Dr. Amy-Jill Levine lead and teach from our synagogue's pulpit to a completely full house was an incredible delight. Everyone there shared in learning, in listening, in strengthening our own individual understanding and also our collective understanding of one another.
As an Ahavath Rayim member, an ISJL board member, a Greenwood resident—I could not have been more proud. It was not just a night of academics, but of spiritual moments. My 86-year-old mother-in-law, Ilse Goldberg, kindled the Shabbat candles and recited the blessings, which was such a moving moment. A lot of planning goes into bringing an event like this together, but moments like this are so precious that all the planning is worth it.
That night, I felt the pride of our ancestors – Ilse in the room, and others no longer with us. If they could have seen the full pews and felt the support and investment of our neighbors, I know how proud the previous generations of the congregation would be. I'm just honored that I could be part of such a wonderful communal experience, and grateful to see our shul stuffed to the gills with long-time supporters and first-time visitors. I hope to see our friends and neighbors joining us in fellowship many more times in the future.
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"Southern & Jewish" Does Not Mean "Less Jewish"
My family flew to Los Angeles two weeks ago to attend the funeral of my father-in-law, z''l. We had been with him for a visit in December, and we are grateful for these good and recent memories. He was truly a wonderful man. Throughout this journey to Los Angeles, many emotions flowed through us. We were relieved that he's no longer suffering, sad that he won't be here for so many lifecycle events and moments with the grandchildren. I was expecting to feel those emotions. I was unprepared for some of the others that came up while we were there.
My husband grew up in the L.A. area, and his parents and his brother and extended family still live there. We are the ones who don't – the "family that lives in Mississippi." At the shiva house, as people chatted after the service, I received an odd comment, from a woman I did not know. The woman said: "I noticed your children seemed to be able to really participate in the service with the Hebrew… and you're from Mississippi? That's wonderful."
In that moment, I think I was in shock, so being the "polite woman from Mississippi" I simply responded by saying thank you and moved on to the next person. However, two weeks later, it's still bothering me – it's that itch that's in the middle of your shoulder blade that you just can't reach so it just keeps irritating.
I'm sure this woman felt like she was complimenting my children, but the implication that they would be Jewish illiterates because we live in Mississippi is infuriating and ridiculous! Yes, it's wonderful that my children are from Mississippi and have learned Hebrew, attend religious school, participate in youth group, and so on. But it shouldn't be shocking, and I imagine there are others who share this woman's sentiment.
Raising Jewish children anywhere can be a challenge. You have to work at participating in the Jewish community. It's very easy to sit at home and not get involved. We have been active in our synagogue and involved in Jewish organizations. We go to Shabbat services, religious school, holiday celebrations and programs at the synagogue. We have a Shabbat meal together, and our children are enriched by going to Jewish summer camp. Two of our children have gone on a NFTY-in-Israel program, and our third will go once he turns sixteen.
We enjoy a fulfilling Jewish life here in Jackson, Mississippi. We don't enjoy it "in spite of where we live"—we enjoy it because we seek it out. We participate. We make the effort. You can live in Los Angeles and do nothing Jewish beyond going to a good deli and eating fresh lox. And you can live in Mississippi and do something Jewish every day. It's not about where you live—wherever you live, it's about the choices you make.
The legacy that my husband's parents gave him, raising him in Los Angeles, and the legacy my parents gave me, raising me in Mississippi, is a shared one: we are committed to being active participants in the Jewish community. It is a legacy that I hope our children take with them – wherever they may choose to live as adults.
And to that I proudly say, "shalom, y'all"— from Jackson, Mississippi.
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Unnecessary. You are not training your hands to...
Unnecessary. You are not training your hands to be stronger or be able to move faster with more weight when practicing guitar, you are training your hands to become more efficient.
Besides, most of...
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Now i don't know you, ór any of your band mates....
Now i don't know you, ór any of your band mates. But that general attitude puts a lot of people off. Perhaps the other members of the band found that they had more similar tastes in music and in...
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I learn to sing them along with the recording...
I learn to sing them along with the recording first, then without the recording, then learn it on my instrument.
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Phrasing is many things. You could say phrasing...
Phrasing is many things. You could say phrasing is a combination of articulation, dynamics, feel and rhythm. It has to do with as you said, how you play the notes. If you use bends, sliding, legato....
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I'd say it i just a matter of keeping at it. I...
I'd say it i just a matter of keeping at it. I learned quite a few songs incorrectly (be it with tuning or the actual notes) before i became comfortable with learning by ear. Nowadays it's not that...
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Alright, then i have a few recommendations for...
Alright, then i have a few recommendations for you. But you'll have to dig a bit through their catalog yourself, because many of these players have simpler and more advanced stuff. Perhaps that can...
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It's really not that strange if you think about...
It's really not that strange if you think about it. The language equivalent is hearing someone say something in person (learning by ear) versus reading what someone said. (tabs/sheet music) If you...
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It depends on what kind of music you are after,...
It depends on what kind of music you are after, saying that you are after a sax player to learn music from is as vague as saying you like the sound of a guitar and want to figure out some of that...
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Good on you man. Learning by ear really is the...
Good on you man. Learning by ear really is the best you can do, both for the guitarist part of you and musician part of you. Ever since i started learning by ear many years ago i have felt very free...
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Well, most of the music i listen to where i know...
Well, most of the music i listen to where i know that hybrid picking occurs is country and fusion. I'd recommend you take a look at Johnny Hiland, Brad Paisley, Albert Lee, Greg Koch, Chet Atkins and...
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It is important to note that even though scales...
It is important to note that even though scales might help you with this, the best way to develop good improvising abilities is through training your ear, and connecting your ear to your...
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Even if talent exist (i am one of those that...
Even if talent exist (i am one of those that argues it don't) it only exists to a specific point, and after that point only practice, dedication and patience will allow you to go further. Regardless...
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I have to agree with Steven and Vayne on this...
I have to agree with Steven and Vayne on this one. You have been playing for two weeks, you don't know what an effective or good way to make progress is yet, you will likely come back to that video...
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A lot. But i'll try to make a quick recap....
A lot. But i'll try to make a quick recap.
Finished high school, where i studied at a music program. Started attending music college, dropped out later on because of financial reasons. Started...
|Forum: Musician Talk 03-19-2015, 07:32 AM
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I use my iPad, opening my sheet music in the...
I use my iPad, opening my sheet music in the Adobe Reader app. (Preparing sheet music on my computer before importing it)
Then i use the Airturn BT-105 (two pedal) board to switch pages.
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NOTE: I don't have a degree in law, so what i say...
NOTE: I don't have a degree in law, so what i say might not be entirely accurate.
It depends. I think they would have to file for some sort of copyright in order to sue you over a name, just like...
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I agree with this. As i mentioned in my previous...
I agree with this. As i mentioned in my previous post, when i came out of school i couldn't make a living doing 100% music stuff. I took a job, and over time i was able to make more and more money...
|Forum: Musician Talk 03-15-2015, 07:53 AM
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As MM said, it depends on what you want to do. It...
As MM said, it depends on what you want to do. It is really hard to make money doing one thing in music these days, you have to do multiple.
I am currently teaching privately and doing session work...
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Most of the time, yes. The original changes are...
Most of the time, yes. The original changes are only serving as a template, and you work of that. You might want to change the progression to a new set of changes, re-harmonizing the tune. You may...
|Forum: Musician Talk 03-13-2015, 05:52 AM
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Or you could just, you know, learn from...
Or you could just, you know, learn from recordings of artist you like and learn things in an actual musical setting.
|Forum: Guitar Techniques 03-12-2015, 02:39 PM
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I think it is what Zaphod mentioned, a guitar...
I think it is what Zaphod mentioned, a guitar with a slide and ebow being used. That is of course pure speculation, but i think that is what it is.
|Forum: Guitar Techniques 03-12-2015, 06:01 AM
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They had guidance, they had the records of the...
They had guidance, they had the records of the musicians they liked. They picked up the guitar and started imitating their heroes from the records. It is a loot like learning to speak your native...
|Forum: Musician Talk 02-26-2015, 02:02 PM
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Silly me, i got caught on the fact that he said...
Silly me, i got caught on the fact that he said in E minor and didn't bother to think about it as another pentatonic scale. Good thing to have someone slap you on the hand every now and then.
|Forum: Musician Talk 02-26-2015, 01:03 PM
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Alright. So pentatonic scales are a...
Alright. So pentatonic scales are a "stripped down" version of the full scale, leaving out the second and sixth degree if we are talking minor pentatonic, and leaving out the fourth and seventh if we...
|Forum: Musician Talk 02-26-2015, 11:44 AM
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It wouldn't be called anything specific, that is...
It wouldn't be called anything specific, that is just the natural minor scale in Em without playing the third and sixth degree.
A dominant pentatonic scale is a scale that consists of the following...
|Forum: Musician Talk 02-26-2015, 08:09 AM
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Major and minor scales are related to eachother,...
Major and minor scales are related to eachother, but what scale you are playing is determined of the key you are playing in, and what chords you are playing over.
The C major scale contains the...
|Forum: Blues, Jazz & Other Guitar Styles 02-22-2015, 10:56 AM
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Only player i can think of who plays fusion music...
Only player i can think of who plays fusion music and plays somewhat slower is a couple of Jeff Beck records. Otherwise all players are around the same level as Guthrie and Allan in regards to speed.
|Forum: Musician Talk 02-21-2015, 11:27 AM
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I'm going to censor myself so i don't start a war...
I'm going to censor myself so i don't start a war with this topic but i firmly believe this is bogus. That being said i am a jazz player myself, and have studied modes in music school. But modes is...
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I think your post was addressed to MM, not me,...
I think your post was addressed to MM, not me, since i didn't mention rhythm in my post.
My point was more about notes being an overrated aspect of music that is focused on too much. Not overrated...
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tircd works with a subset of traditional IRC commands, so it is pretty intuitive if you already are familiar with IRC. Your last Twitter status shows up as the topic of the #twitter channel, and if you want to update your status, all you have to do is type a message in the channel. If you want to send a direct message to other users, simply send them a private message. Likewise, if they send you a direct message, it shows up as a private message in IRC.
There are two different ways to follow or remove users. First, you can follow or remove them from the Twitter site or from any other Twitter client, and you will see those users join or leave your #twitter channel. Second, you can use the /invite IRC command followed by the users' Twitter user names to follow them. To remove them, all you have to do is /kick them from the channel. If you want to block users completely, just use /ban, and use /unban to unblock them. If you want to get information about a user, you can use the standard IRC /whois command.
One of the more interesting aspects of tircd is that you can set up multiple channels with only certain users in it. This can be useful if you follow a large number of accounts and want to organize them. Simply /join a new channel on the tircd server, and use /invite to add those particular users to that channel. Now, whenever those users update their status, it appears both in #twitter and in this new channel.
You also can use new channels for custom search queries. Again, /join a new channel of any name, and then use the /topic command to change the topic to the Twitter search query you want to use. All of the results of your search then appear in the channel.
Okay, I admit it, Twitter isn't so bad when you can access it inside IRC. I still think it's easier and faster to chat with people over IRC, but with tircd, I can find out what Larry King and Oprah had for lunch in my localhost #twitter channel and chat with all the great people in the official #linuxjournal channel all from the same client.
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Since the temperature dropped down into the 20's last week, the growing season is coming to an end for all plants. With this, your chores for the fall should also be wrapping up for the winter season ahead. So, as fall chores come to a close, I thought I'd give you a few last minute reminders for the season. We are almost at the finish line, so this is just a few last minute reminders to help you have a beautiful lawn, and working lawnmowers this coming spring. Thanks to K-State Research and Extension's Horticulture expert Ward ...
The Principles of Agriculture Economics class at Barton Community College is currently exploring consumer choices and how they make those choices when selecting foodstuffs at the store. This discussion also includes the direct buyers of crops and livestock off the farm and ranch. It is helpful to remember that while economics is rife with numbers, charts, and statistics, economics is at its core a social science trying to explain and predict human behavior. This week's column explains how these choices made. Next week - how does agriculture respond?
Dr. Brian Faris will lead the "Hands on Herd Health for Small Ruminants" workshop from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 22, at the new state-of-the-art K-State Sheep and Meat Goat Center, 2117 Denison Avenue, Manhattan.
Over the past year and a half that I have been Barton County's agriculture and natural resources agent, the majority of questions that have come into the office for me are about trees. We have seen the effects in our trees from the crippling drought we have been in since 2011. Much of the damage with trees occurs where you cannot see it right away. With dry soils, the roots systems in many trees have been compromised. Small feeder roots constitute the major portion of the system. Under normal conditions, these roots grow upward from the large roots encountering ...
Why do you think your mom made a grocery list and stuck to it?
Mercifully, after next Tuesday campaigns end and with them the endless political commercials, ads, social media and mailers. Some of this material is directly aimed at farmers, ranchers, and those living in rural Kansas trying to convince voters a vote for candidate X is a vote to protect your way of life. After this Tuesday, whoever wins has the opportunity to demonstrate their conviction for rural Kansas. However, in agriculture the campaigns by various advocacy groups will continue aimed at either attacking or supporting agricultural practices. There is an extreme amount of "noise" out there directed at producers and the ...
The world of agriculture just got more high tech. The Kansas Wheat Alliance (KWA) has released the Kansas Wheat Yield Calculator app for Android and Apple devices. The application lets producers collect information about their winter wheat fields and uses industry-standard formulas to give an assessment of potential yield prior to harvest.
Cattlemen and producers are invited to the Fall Forage Tour, Friday, Oct. 31, and Saturday, Nov. 1st. The tour will begin at 1 p.m. on both days at the Dale Strickler Farm, one mile south of Courtland on the west side of the highway. Two audiences will benefit from participation in the Fall Forage Tour-cattle producers and those interested in utilizing cover crops to improve soil health. The tour will focus on improving soil productivity by using of cover crops, forages, and perennial grasses.
The fall weather lately has been beautiful, and made it very easy to be outside most weekends. The warm weather will not last much longer, so now is the time to prepare your garden and landscape for the coming spring if you have not already done so. Below, I have found a few pieces of information about fall chores that you may find helpful, and if you would like to learn more about fall prep for a healthy spring landscape, I will be giving a short program at the Extension Office located at 1800 12th Street over the noon hour ...
During the early days of our country, settlers hunted out of necessity. While farming and trading provided them with a great deal of food, it wasn't enough for sustenance. In order to survive, they hunted, fished and trapped wildlife where they lived and worked.
Katherine and Mathew Hicks of Great Bend competed on Oct. 11, at the Kansas State Rabbit Breeders Association annual convention. They participated in the youth individual contests, the royalty contest and youth rabbit shows. Katherine was third runner up in the rabbit judging contest, was a member of the queen court and won the American Chinchilla rabbit show with her home bred, home grown rabbits. Mathew was named the runner up Kansas duke in the royalty contest which is a six-contest skill-a-thon including a six-page written application, a 200-question test, the rabbit judging contest, the rabbit ID contest, showmanship and ...
Livestock producers attending the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) Convention in Wichita will hear an investigative journalist present the case that nutritional science has it wrong with respect to the healthfulness of meat and dairy products. A tribute to KLA's chief executive, who is stepping down, and comments from one of the nation's largest cattle feeders are other highlights of the convention, set for Dec. 3-5.
While not avoiding this topic, it seemed smart to wait and see how fall harvest and planting progressed. However, as you read this, the area is experiencing early summer, not mid-fall temperatures. First let's look at fall yields followed by winter wheat planting.
Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) State Conservationist Eric B. Banks, announced an application evaluation cutoff date of Nov. 21, for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
One hundred years ago, Dr. Norman Borlaug was born. His semi-dwarf, disease-resistant wheat spurred the Green Revolution and saved more than a billion lives from starvation. It is fitting that the 2014 World Food Prize, which Borlaug created, will be awarded on October 16 to a wheat researcher for the first time. And Dr. Sanjaya Rajaram is not just any wheat breeder - he was Borlaug's successor.
If Billy Crystal's Fernando character were to visit a Kansas farm this spring you can be sure he wouldn't be telling too many farmers, "Darling, you look marvelous." You can also bet not too many farmers, step into the cab of their tractors wearing any of the high fashions portrayed on the pages of GQ or Esquire.
Over the year, I get many calls from people concerned about crabgrass and how to get rid of it. The general rule for killing weeds is getting them when they are vulnerable. Right now is the time to treat your lawn if you have seen crabgrass in the past. Here is a write-up from K-State Research and Extension about treating your yard for crabgrass so that you have to best chance of getting rid of it in your turf.
The Kansas Department of Agriculture announced the results of the elections held for the five grain commodity commissions-corn, grain sorghum, soybeans, sunflowers and wheat in districts One, Two and Three in the Western region of the state.
Today, let's catch up on some loose ends that haven't been addressed over the last few weeks during the discussion on soil acidity. Summer row crop planting season is almost here and winter wheat produces have been hard at work topdressing their crop.
A highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in four states can be very deadly for birds, but a Kansas State University poultry expert says humans don't need to worry about their own health or contaminated poultry products.
Kansas State University is leading an international, multimillion-dollar project that is looking at unmanned aerial systems - or UAS - as a quick and efficient method to detect pest insects and diseases in food crops before outbreaks happen.
In celebration of Ag Day and Ag Month, the agricultural organizations in Kansas partnered together to launch a virtual tour of a dairy farm. The video, which has been posted on the KSRE YouTube channel, features a Kansas dairy farm and can be used as an educational tool for classrooms and organizations statewide.
Over the last few weeks this column has explored what acidity is, what determined the native (original) soil pH condition present, and how agricultural practices have affected soil pH over time. This week wraps this up and discusses how producers can adjust soil pH to optimize crop production. Remember for the crops common to our area the optimal pH is approximately 6.3 to 7.3 and acid soils have pH readings lower than 7 while basic soils are above 7. While soils in our area may have pH readings in the 8 range, typically they aren't like the ...
The smell and sight of spring burning on the Flint Hills evoked this childhood memory.
As I was glancing at my calendar today, I realized that April is almost here. This year is really flying by! With the start of April, we will have the Great Bend Farm and Ranch Expo out at the Expo grounds just west of Great Bend. The 3 day event will have programs, vendors, and a chance to meet up and see what's new in farming and ranching. Together with K-State Research and Extension, Kansas Farm Management, and the Kansas Forest service, we will be giving informative lunch time programs at noon every day in Expo 3, so come ...
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#50401"The World Record"Arthur tells his friends about the World Records that have been broken, and they try to break some of the records. Buster, walking backwards, Francine trying to kick a soccer ball in the air the most times, Muffy not talking, and Binky, building the largest popsicle stick bridge. All these were very hard tasks, so Arthur decides to make the largest pizza in the world by getting help from the whole city.#50402"The Cave"The kids of Lakewood Elementary go to the Clark Caves, and Fraincine and D.W. starts to bother Arthur of being afraid of bats and the dark. But it was Mr. Ratburn and Francine who were terribly afraid.moreless
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Gerald Lewis
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Buster: Did you hear about the cannibal who wouldn't eat clowns because they tasted funny?
Connections to other episodes This episode has several connections to past stories "The Big Blow-Up," "Arthur vs. the Piano," and "Lost!" In "The World Record," Francine tries to break the world record for kicking a ball in the air the most times. She does 113 kicks before messing up. In "The Big Blow-Up," Binky bounced a soccer ball on his head 347,826 times. In "Arthur vs. the Piano," Arthur imagines all of the careers that he could have. One of the jobs is having the world record for creating the world's biggest pizza. Although, the pizza in "Arthur vs. the Piano," the pizza is bigger. When Binky imagines having the world's longest beard, the man driving the bus is the same bus driver from "Lost!"
In "The World Record", when Francine is walking down the street with Muffy and kicking the soccer ball, her count is ahead of her kicking.
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Curb Appeal Ideas
Just bought this old house near Los Angeles. 3 bed 2 bath (2 story) 1974 construction. I bought this with the intention of totally remodeling it inside out. Its a small house (1400sqft). I'd really like to get some ideas for giving it some updated curb appeal. The roof line is low and I would love to construct a gable style roof over the window and also the garage. Anything that would give us some face to work with. Ive only got 50k budgeted for the front facelift and I will be owner-builder. I posted a picture...hope it shows up.
Any ideas would be welcome...
Here is a link that might be useful: Need Curb appeal
I think you would be better off working with what's there and dumping money into landscaping. It is not unattractive. It's just naked. I think it would take a lot more money than you want to spend to make it look better than a 70s house that someone tried to make look like something else. That's expensive to do right and not end up looking silly.
I'd redo the trim and gutters in a rich deep green and then go to the landscaping forum.
It's really not bad!
The low pitched hip roof is what gives it that ranch STYLE! Run with that style. If you do anything hip the other two gables as well, put on some architectural shingles to give it more texture, and paint the garage door something closer to the house color rather than that stark white. Then some simple landscaping and a great door color like orange or lime green and it'll be groovy!
And read up on mid century style and ranch houses. Don't destroy what makes them unique in any other of your interior renovations. Respect the home's style and work with it.
It's a typical tract so.cal. home in subdivisions that offer 3-4 different floorplans but remained pretty close in design, popular in the seventies and still doing them in our area with minor differences, most being more efficient windows, insulations and of course, trends that are current such as stainless and granite. Upgraded structural and code changes as well, otherwise pretty much the same home. I wouldn't call it a ranch but here is an example of a house that is similar but with stucco elements instead of brick.
Here is a link that might be useful: newer home, similar design
That garage door isn't original to the house. In the seventies, garage doors on these homes in so.cal were 2x3 framed with 3/8" t-1-11 type siding sometimes with grooves some without with some types of trims made out of the 3/8's ply laid over the 3/8" door sheathing, (arches, perimeter trimming, or nothing at all).
Re-do the garage door, and brighten up the front door. Maybe a type of stained wood would be best. I would also HIGHLY suggest doing outdoor sconces on the left side of the garage and two around the front door to brighten things up. Without them the house just looks dim, and I'm sure it is even worse at night.
If it is in your budget you might want to run a light brick walk from the front door a little further down the driveway and add a small garden between the walk and the driveway there. I would also bring out the stones you have in front of the window about 4-5 feet lining them up with the front walkway. Maybe put some simple rose bushes or something in there for appeal.
Landscape lighting is pretty cheap to do as well, and brings out the home at night.
Good luck, this house has a lot of potential to look great. Congrats.
I design a lot of renovations and from my experience it appears you have handicapped the design process by assuming the front facade should be remodeled first and thinking of it in term of updating curb appeal. It reminds me of magazine articles of how to spruce up your house.
What you need to do is figure out what doesn't work for you in terms of space use and what kind of image you want to project to the world. The best way to save money is to put it where it counts because you will most certainly run out of it before you are done.
I always start with measured plans and elevations and a perspective computer drawing in sketchup. Then I develop changes in the plan to suit your family paying attention to how the front of the house can be made more attrractive for your family and the neighborhood.
Without sufficient information about the house, your family and your neighborhood all I could say is to paint the garage door, add planting, sell it and find a house you like.


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Russia 2 @ QMJHL 0
Nikita Kucherov, Russia, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Tournament toals: 1 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Nikita Nesterov, Russia, DNP
Tournament totals: 0 GP, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM
Sergey Kostenko had a 42 save shutout to lead badly outshot Russia over the QMJHL All-Stars 2-0. Lightning prospect Nikita Kucherov was second on Russia with 3 shots on goal. Russia mustered just 12 attempts on net on losing goaltender Maxime Lagace.
Game 2 is on Wednesday, when Nikita Nesterov may make his first appearance.
KHL (Russia):
Dynamo Riga 1 @ Cherepovets 4
Vasily Koshechkin, Cherepovets, Win, 35/36, 1.00 GAA, .972 sv%
Season totals: 16 GP, 8-6-0, 1 SO, 2.71 GAA, .918 sv%
Vasily Koshechkin and Cherepovets rode into the Karjala break in style with a 4-1 win over Riga. Ex-Lightning prospect Martins Karsums had Dynamo's lone goal, which was his 9th of the year. Cherepovets is off until a week from Wednesday when they'll play Mytischi.
Johan Harju is on Sweden's initial roster for the Karjala tournament. Russia has yet to release theirs, which typically has included Koshechkin. Finland's roster features ex-Lightning players Janne Niskala and Karri Ramo while Czech Republic's features ex-Lightning picks Ivan Rachunek and Marek Kvapil.
SM-liiga (Finland):
Riku Helenius, JYP, DNP
Season totals: 10 GP, 6-4-0, 4 SO, 1.51 GAA, .933 sv%
Riku Helenius sat backup on the second half of the back-to-back as JYP defeated HIFK 5-1. Ex-Lightning forward Eric Perrin had a helper in the win. JYP's next match is a week from Tuesday against TPS as Europe heads into the Karjala Cup break.
Elitserien (Sweden):
AIK 0 @ Lulea 2
Johan Harju, Lulea, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 3 SOG
Season totals: 20 GP, 7-3-10, +2, 8 PIM
Johan Harju was scoreless in Lulea's 2-0 shutout win over AIK. AIK goaltender Viktor Fasth, rumored as a Lightning target in the offseason, stopped 35/37 in the loss. Lulea is off until a week from Thursday for the Karjala Cup, when they'll play Timra.
As expected, Nikita Kucherov did not appear for CSKA Jr. today in their 4-1 loss to Mytischi Jr., as he is headed to North America to participate in the annual Subway Superseries.
SM-Liiga (Finland)
Pelicans Lahti 2 @ JYP 3 (OT)
Riku Helenius, JYP, Win, 17/19, 1.96 GAA, .895 sv%
Season totals: 10 GP, 6-4-0, 4 SO, 1.51 GAA, .933 sv%
Riku Helenius' amazing 3+ game shutout streak ended at 19:04 of the first period, but he still made 17 stops to help JYP to a 3-2 overtime win over Lahti. Ex-Lightning forward Eric Perrin had 1 goal and 1 assist in the victory for JYP. The club faces HIFK on Saturday.
KHL (Russia):
Dynamo Minsk 3 @ Cherepovets 0
Vasily Koshechkin, Cherepovets, DNP
Season totals: 15 GP, 7-6-0, 1 SO, 2.84 GAA, .914 sv%
Ex-Flames pick Kevin Lalande made 22 stops to lead Minsk to a 3-0 shutout of Cherepovets. Cherepovets will play one of the other Dynamos, Riga, on Sunday.
MHL (Russia Jr.):
CSKA Jr. 5 @ Spartak Jr. 3
Nikita Kucherov, CSKA Jr., 2-0-2, +2, 0 PIM, 6 SOG
Season totals (MHL): 14 GP, 13-15-28, +8, 28 PIM
Season totals (KHL): 10 GP, 0-1-1, -1, 2 PIM
Nikita Kucherov had an even strength and power play goal in CSKA Jr.'s 5-3 win over Spartak Jr. CSKA Jr. draws Mytischi Jr. on Saturday, but Kucherov may have travel plans.
Chelyabinsk Jr. 5 @ Khanty-Mansiysk 2
Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk Jr., DNP
Season totals: 22 GP, 6-8-14, +10, 18 PIM
Nikita Nesterov did not play in Chelyabinsk Jr.'s 5-2 win over Khanty-Mansiysk Jr. He is scheduled to play in all of Russia's matches in the 2011 Subway Super Series against the CHL All-Stars. The first match of that series will be on Monday in Victoriaville against the QMJHL's All-Stars. Nikita Kucherov will also participate in all of the series' matches for Russia.
Elitserien (Sweden):
Lulea 2 @ Linkopings 1
Johan Harju, Lulea, 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 0 SOG
Season totals: 19 GP, 7-3-10, +2, 8 PIM
Johan Harju was scoreless in Lulea's 2-1 win over Linkopings. Linkopings got a goal from former Lightning forward Jan Hlavac and 29 saves from former Lightning pick Fredrik Norrena in the loss. Lulea plays AIK on Saturday.
KHL (Russia)
Poprad 5 @ Cherepovets 0
Vasily Koshechkin, Cherepovets, Loss, 18/22, 8.17 GAA, .818 sv%
Season totals: 15 GP, 7-6-0, 1 SO, 2.84 GAA, .914 sv%
That's back-to-back dismal performances for Vasily Koshechkin, as Cherepovets was fed their hats by Slovakian club Poprad today, 5-0. Despite Poprad's offensive onslaught, ex-Bolt Prospect Vladimir Mihalik was scoreless in the match. He did manage a couple of minors for high sticking and delay of game, though. Cherepovets will try to right the ship against Dynamo Minsk on Friday.
MHL (Russia Jr.):
Spartak Jr. 0 @ CSKA Jr. 2
Nikita Kucherov, CSKA Jr., 0-2-2, +2, 12 PIM, 5 SOG
Season totals (MHL): 13 GP, 11-15-26, +6, 20 PIM
Season totals (KHL): 10 GP, 0-1-1, -1, 2 PIM
Nikita Kucherov had secondary helpers on both goals by Nikita Gusev in CSKA Jr.'s 2-0 win over Spartak Jr. He also got a 2+10 for a hit to the head late in the third period. CSKA Jr. rematches Spartak Jr. on Thursday, with or without their talented offensive dynamo.
SM-liiga (Finland):
JYP 4 @ Ilves 0
Riku Helenius, JYP, Win, SO, 15/15, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 sv%
Season totals: 9 GP, 5-4-0, 4 SO, 1.46 GAA, .937 sv%
No way. Riku Helenius posted his third straight shutout in JYP's 4-0 thumping of Ilves Tampere. I could not make this up if I tried. Helenius earned second star honors for his effort. Ex-Lightning forward Eric Perrin was the game's first star with 2 helpers in the game. Helenius and JYP get the Lahti Pelicans, Karri Ramo's first club, on Friday.
MHL (Russia Jr.):
Chelyabinsk Jr. 3 @ Tyumen 1
Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk Jr., 0-1-1, E, 0 PIM, 2 SOG
Season totals: 22 GP, 6-8-14, +10, 18 PIM
Nikita Nesterov on a third period power play goal that was an insurance marker in Chelyabinsk Jr.'s 3-1 win over Tyumen. The Baby Polar Bears draw Khanty-Mansiysk Jr. on Thursday.
Nikita Kucherov's CSKA Jr. will face Spartak Jr. on Wednesday.
Elitserien (Sweden):
Lulea 1 @ Farjestads 2
Johan Harju, Lulea, 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM, 0 SOG
Season totals: 18 GP, 7-3-10, +2, 8 PIM
Johan Harju's mini scoring streak came to an end in Lulea's 2-1 loss to Farjestads. Ex-Devils draft pick Christian Berglund scored the third period winner for Farjestads. Lulea draws Linkopings on Thursday.
KHL (Russia):
Chekhov 6 @ Cherepovets 4
Vasily Koshechkin, Cherepovets, ND, 10/14, 11.42 GAA, .714 sv%
Season totals: 14 GP, 7-5-0, 1 SO, 2.63 GAA, .919 sv%
Vasily Koshechkin was lifted early in the second period after allowing Chekhov to amass a 4-0 lead in Cherepovets' 6-4 loss. Backup Roman Smiryagin took the backdoor loss in relief. The living legend, Nick Tarnasky, had a helper on Chekhov's opening goal.
MHL (Russia Jr.):
Chelyabinsk Jr. 4 @ Tyumen 1
Nikita Nesterov, Chelyabinsk Jr., 1-1-2, -1, 0 PIM, 4 SOG
Season totals: 21 GP, 6-7-13, +9, 18 PIM
Nikita Nesterov had a goal and an assist, both on the power play, in Chelyabinsk Jr.'s 4-1 win over Tyumen.
SM-liiga (Finland):
JYP 2 @ Assat 0
Riku Helenius, JYP, Win, SO, 36/36, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 sv%
Season totals: 8 GP, 4-4-0, 3 SO, 1.65 GAA, .932 sv%
Holy smokes! Don't call it a comeback, Riku's been here for years. The former first rounder (pictured) notched his second shutout in back to back days as JYP beat Pori Assat 2-0. He earned first star honors in the victory. Ex-Lightning forward Eric Perrin had a helper on the first period goal by Jani Tuppurainen, which turned out to be the game winner. Helenius and JYP face Ilves on Tuesday, and have climbed above the line to the all important 6th position on the SM-liiga table, which gives teams a bye in the opening round of the playoffs.
KHL (Russia):
CSKA 3 @ Cherepovets 2 (OT)
Vasily Koshechkin, Cherepovets, OTL, 25/28, 2.86 GAA, .893 sv%
Season totals: 13 GP, 7-5-0, 1 SO, 2.38 GAA, .926 sv%
Defenseman Mikhail Pashnin scored a game winning goal in overtime to lead CSKA to a 3-2 win over Cherepovets. Cherepovets gets Chekhov on Monday.
Elitserien (Sweden):
Skelleftea 0 @ Lulea 2
Johan Harju, Lulea, 1-0-1, +1, 0 PIM, 2 SOG
Season totals: 17 GP, 7-3-10, +3, 8 PIM
Johan Harju had a first period goal that turned out to be the winner in Lulea's 2-0 shutout of Skelleftea. Wild draft pick Johan Gustafsson stopped all 26 shots he faced for Lulea. Next up is Farjestads on Tuesday.
SM-liiga (Finland):
Riku Helenius, JYP, Win, SO, 20/20, 0.00 GAA, 1.000 sv%
Season totals: 7 GP, 3-4-0, 2 SO, 1.89 GAA, .916 sv%
In a battle of former first round draft picks, Riku Helenius bested TPS's Marek Schwarz with a 20 save shutout in JYP's 2-0 win. Helenius retakes the Lightning prospect lead in shutouts with 2, and has a very nice GAA of 1.89, now. JYP faces Assat on Saturday.
MHL (Russia Jr.)
CSKA Jr. 5 @ Khabarovsk Jr. 2
Nikita Kucherov, CSKA Jr., 0-3-3, +3, 0 PIM, 7 SOG
Season totals (MHL): 12 GP, 11-13-24, +4, 8 PIM
Season totals (KHL): 10 GP, 0-1-1, -1, 2 PIM
I know one team that's not sending Nikita Kucherov a Christmas card this December. Kucherov assisted on all 3 goals of Nikita Gusev's first period natural hat trick to help lead CSKA Jr. to a 5-2 thumping of Khabarovsk Jr. In the 2 game set with Khabarovsk Jr., Kucherov compiled 1-4-5 and a +5 rating with 10 shots on goal.


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You may have to remove that font to make Firefox use a different font. --- (I see that you are on Linux. I hadn't check the system details before, so sorry about the Windows menu path)
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Do NOT click the Reset button on the Safe mode start window or otherwise make changes.

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- WIndow View is number 3 in the project Digital Spaces.
The concept was to create the illusion of there being a window this small intimate space.
(The wall, light, frame and window pane are all create in an animation software. The video aspect is merely the footage behind the window pane).
Although it appears to work well, I discovered the photographs of the results were more effective than the live view. This is due to the noticeable brightness of the projectors display within the space. When a wider shot is taken you can see where the display ends and reality begins.
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I found this, from another Utah source, earlier in 2013:
"Homeless and LGBT officials said the number of homeless Utah youths is estimated at about 1,000, of which about 300 to 400 are LGBT. Out of those LGBT homeless youths, about 150 to 200 are believed to come from Mormon homes."
I applaud the efforts, and am glad to see that the homeless veteran issue is being addressed, but the youth issues require different handling. Homeless youth, some damaged by having to leave homes that rejected them, are much more likely to turn to prostitution, leading to more drugs, and are much less likely to be wise about how to survive on the streets.
Previous studies suggesting that 30-40% of homeless youth are LGBT have been reported over the years. Obviously, if the kids left home or were kicked out due to "religious" reasons, it may be important to soft pedal any religious mention until they are safe enough to choose to hear it.
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The city should hire the homeless to do government jobs at minimum wage. Save the taxpayer money and help the homeless.
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There is much to note in this article. However, there is one thing missing in the discussion. Why do we not attack the reason for the homelessness rather than treating the symptom. No one discusses the reasons for homelessness and asks where the extended family is in all of these situations. Let's first address the cause rather than try and manage the symptoms.
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Most of us have adequate food for our needs.
It is easy to add some extra canned, preferably protein foods, to your cart when shopping.
Your local Food Banks are very appreciate of these donations!
So many folks will have a sparse Christmas. At the very least, we can all help provide food to sustain them.
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One thing I wish this article included is a way to help. Rather than sit and blame the food stamp cuts and the government. Maybe include a list near the end that says "here is what individuals can do to help." Food to the food bank and so on. Include a list of places to take food and where it is needed the most. Rather than just report the problem, try reporting an attempted solution at the same time.
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I have a leak in a small vintage in-wall steam radiator, 18" wide, 5" deep, 2" tall. We discovered the leak while renovating the bathroom. The leak isn't' coming from the feed pipe, but is a crack in the radiator itself.
What can I replace it with? I've searched the web but haven't found anything. Any ideas?
From the info you give, you could have mostly anything. Since you're renovating the bathroom you can thus DO mostly anything.
Is this an open loop system (do you need to vent steam)? You can replace like with like. You can get something fancy instead. You can use any old finned tubing. You can hit a demolition/recycling yard. You can hang a heated towel rack radiator. You can lay down steam sub-floor heat. You can lay down electric sub-floor heat.
Sounds like more of an opportunity than a problem! There's no real restriction.