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- I need new rubber!
gonna go 235/85/R16 "E" radials
i have split rims...
o.k. so i'll get some metal valve stemmed tubes and be all set.
I'm having a hard time finding a place in chicago that'll still work
on split rims.
( a few agreed to look at the rig; and i haven't tried truck stops
once the tires are inflated are there any pro's/con's?
7 new wheels will double my out of pocket costs
(and i don't want to be eating peanut butter for a year ;)
should i keep looking for a shop with a cage
or bite the bullet?
- last post seemed to have a problem..
anyway i was jsut inquiring if anyone know what types of wheels i
should be looking for to install on a circa 1972 dodge M300 chassis
(duallies in rear)
- --- In email@example.com, "Robert" <koldei@a...> wrote:
>If yours has the 17 inch split rim wheels with 5 bolt hubs, there is
> anyway i was jsut inquiring if anyone know what types of wheels i
> should be looking for to install on a circa 1972 dodge M300 chassis
> (duallies in rear)
> > thanks,
> Robert
an aluminum one piece wheel that takes 19.5 inch tubeless tires you
can buy as a replacement. Nice and shiny. They were made by Alcoa,
and I think by other makers too, but like lots of parts for the 72
dodge M300 they wont be stocked on a shelf at your local tire store -
you'll have to get them ordered in. If yours has the 8 bolt split
rims with 16 inch tires, there are also newer 8 bolt one piece wheels,
but I think they are 17.5 inch - for the drop center part of the rim
to fit over the drums on those Dana axles.
And if you are getting rid of a set of the 17 inch split rims, and are
east of the mississippi river, I might be interested in latching onto
them. I have two winnebagos with the 17 inch split rims, and I like
them - because they are original and I can change the tires myself.
- --- In email@example.com, "Robert" <koldei@a...> wrote:
>original and I can change them myself; but they arent for everybody.
>I have split rims on my 72 Winnebago, and like them because they are
In some states they arent legal for commercial vehicles, and some tire
places dont want the insurance liability of working on them. And
there is sometimes safety certification issues for the shop owner.
What is Very important is only using wheels that are in good
condiiton: not rusty, or bent, or have cracks starting - no matter
how minor. When I do my remounting I inspect the wheels with a
magnifying glass, after I get them clean enough to eat off of. I mark
the pieces and put them back together in the same position they were.
I also coat the mating surfaces with an antirust before assembly,
and I make sure the gap between the ends of the detachable rim are no
larger then when I took it apart. I also carry two spare tires on
long trips, cause the 17 inch size are not easy to find. denison
- I currently have the 8 lug 16" wheels
with (32?)X 7.5 X 16 tires
A) i don't s'pose anybody has the specs for these wheels
(dodge m300 chassis) offset etc.
B) if i end up upgrading to bud wheels, should i go w/ a larger
diameter wheel?
IE all these tires are about the same diameter
*235/85/16* likely choice
of course at that point it starts getting silly
- -If you upgrade you might have to use use a larger diameter wheel,
because the brake drums have to clear the minimum diameter of the new
wheel, which in the case of a one piece wheel, means a dropped-center.
The only ones I have heard of were 17.5 inches, which I think is the
tubeless tire size for light trucks. But if you stick with the 16
inch split rim wheels, there are probably hundreds of them still
available in truck salvage yards, so they should be cheap.
And in choosing the wheels and the width of the tires on them,
remember the sidewalls of your duallies must never be so close
together as to overheat. The facing sidewalls of my dually tires
-7.50x17- are 1.75 inches apart. denison
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Green Mt order delivered
Another order came via UPS from Vermont. All of the hosta were in bags with some peat around them, I guess that is what I saw. There were some big pips poking up, but nothing unfurling. Since I was extremely tired today, having spent the entire day blending mix and getting rid of the WalMart pots which were rotting my hosta, and giving all the rescues new potting mix and a new pot, I just put the Green Mt bags in a cool spot in the house ... our a/c is running ... so I can do the potting early in the morning shade while it is nice and cool.
Here are the NEW GUYS ...which means each variety is added to my total....but only ONE per variety, correct? So the duplicates do not count, correct? Good. just so I'm on the same page with the way things are done.
Dust Devil....I had it, lost it due to southern blight. Added back to my list.
Alligator Shoes ... medium
Dixie Chickadee ...fragrant
Fair Maiden....small
Fat Cat ...medium
Harpoon...medium (got 2 but only count it once, okay?)
King Tut...medium
Montana Aureo Marginata ... giant
Reptilian ... small
Sweet Home Chicago ...medium
Perhaps you can see the influence of DonB in a couple of the above hosta.
The rest of the order consisted of
2 Princess Anastasia...I thought mine had died, so I ordered 2 more, and now #1 has 7 lovely eyes!
Dick Ward ...medium.... #1 dates from 2010
Dark Shadows...medium #1 dates from 2012
Fragrant Dream...large....I only had ONE want a backup
Fujibotan ..medium...#1 from GreenMt too
Verna Jean...small...ordered 4 more, now I have 10 of these and they multiply so easily. I'm working on a border for in the ground! How neat is that!
Since they are all pips, give me a few days for the pictures to be interesting.
Looking forward to the pics, I'm jealous of all your potting/planting time. I spent the two "nice days" out of the last 10 in Chicago and now it's raining here AGAIN. I will go out and look for pips tomorrow, though...we had some warmth and I noticed that I had growth spurts in some plants while I was gone....so maybe an early pip or two.
Wow, an IN the ground border? That's new for you for, right?
getting rid of the WalMart pots which were rotting my hosta,
==>>> how does a pot cause rot??? one might think its the pot design.. rather than the seller of such...
shall i presume its a drainage thing???
sounds like you are really into ... FULL CONTACT HOSTA GARDENING ... lol ... no half measures for you.. eh .???... lol [and i mean that literally]
Ken, the term applies. Yes, full contact is how I approach this business, as you'd agree if you saw me right now. I've been out potting the new guys from Green Mt., and they are all lined up with their new pots as the newest of the new to watch in my staging area for a few days. So far no pepper splashed on them, but all in due time.
I thought I'd indicated that it was the lack of drainage, even with holes drilled in the bottoms, pots and saucers included, that would NOT drain. For whatever reason, maybe because the holes were on the bottom, even though they sat on thick cypress shredded mulch, that some were swimming in water after some of our heavy reains. I'd been cycling them out of my hosta garden, but this spring I really saw the damage they did with my poor plantaginea collection. I had 8 of them, mostly from 2012, and they are like miniature plants. The soil was soaking wet in the bottoms and a good way up the tops. I was disgusted. I am very pleased that Chris at Hallson sent extra plantaginea as my gift hosta, since I only ordered one. One can never be too rich, or have too many Mama plantaginea hosta.
Anyway, my two neighbor ladies who garden and each own ONE hosta....its a greenie and might be Honeybells, I'll see when it blooms.....they are quite pleased to have the old pots since they pot and sell their daylilies and such. Making a little retirement $$$ from their green thumbs. Both have free passes to my hosta garden.
Not much is showing in the potted hosta, since there were some pips but no leaves. I realize that it is a lot easier to pot dormant or pipping hosta than the leafed out ones. With Chris' directions, I'm HXLL on wheels with the pot job! I think I almost know what I'm doing these days.....hehehe....
But I'm pulling out those NON DRAINING pots, which just happen to be sold by WalMart, only place I ever saw such for sale though, and using the very basic black nursery pots of appropriate size.
With this windfall from GreenMt, I got my Fair Maiden and it had over 20 eyes. I got confused and started the count over a couple of times, then finally said, 20 is close enough for gummit work. And my additional Verna Jean plants (I ordered 4 more) came apart into about 8 to go with 2 full pots from 2012 also from Green Mt, so I put them in a ring around a full The Razor's Edge to make a nice full display pot. Verna Jean multiplies quickly too, so I have visions of a real nice small hosta edge to my driveway bed. Not quite on the driveway, but close enough!
I got one giant in the bunch, my very first Montana, Aureo Marginata. Judging by the size of those pips, bigger around than my THUMB, and the heavy roots on it, with a big piece of crown as well, it will fill up a good sized pot this summer. I'm looking forward to that one.
Then I had 2 Harpoons. Those roots were fine as angel hair spaghetti, and had many eyes on each plant. I put them in one pot like twins, the next size up from the small pot.
Maybe later today I will be restored/refreshed enough to take my camera out to show off the flat black pots full of mix and white ends of name tags punctuating the lineup. But right now, I'm pooped.
I know I'm omitting some in my remarks, but that will change as they poke noses above the edge of the pot. I really want to see my golds.....the new ones, Cadillac, Fat Cat, King Tut...I'm a sucker for the gold hosta! I noticed most of this order was for medium sized plants, not intentionally, it just worked out that way. I also like the smalls, and those which are slightly bigger than small too.
Well, hope I've appropriately responded to the WalMart point of order. No reason to cast aspersions on them or their products. Just these pots are not good for hosta. Avoid them. Wanna see a picture? I'll show you a few shortly.
Mocc, I know exactly what you mean! I bought some nice looking plastic pots on sale, hoping for something a little more "front porch worthy" than my trusty nursery pots. They have the water reservoir at the bottom, so I used a hole saw on my drill to turn the bottom of the thing to Swiss cheese. Those pots still stay wetter than the nursery pots. To me, it is proof of the "contact with earth wicks water out" principle. If we are thinking of the same pots, the potting mix is held off the ground level by a plastic insert. Do you think that's what's up?
Nooooo, not exactly that, DonB. If it were an OPEN saucer, with a big enough drain hole inside the saucer, it might work okay.
But the ones I mean have the saucer flush with the side of the pot, and they are about 2 inches deep. The saucer seems to plug up and retain water and last year I found a couple with rain up to the top of the pot. I went on a drilling spree, thinking that would solve the drainage problem But no, it did not work. I had about 6 of my plantaginea plants in them, and they shriveled up to nothing over the winter, losing most of the crowns, so they are tiny like mini hosta. THAT did it! And other hosta are down to nubbins as well, or I take them out (it hasn't rained in at least a week) and the roots are mushy rotten. It is disgusting.
Surely I have a picture of such a pot. It is cheap, comes in several colors (black, green, gray, yellow, red, and I liked the yellow). Let me do a search through recent pictures.
The only place I found these was at WalMart.
Yeah, here is lovely Beet Salad in one of them. It is to be repotted quickly.
I'm like the proud mama showing pictures of the kids....and if you like SONOGRAMS, then I have some new hosta pictures for you! Took them less than 20 minutes ago on my tablet, direct upload to Flickr already done.
I potted the newcomers yesterday and the eyes were basically covered, just white pips actually. This morning some of Fair Maiden is showing above the wet mix, and you can spot her quickly down front in this photo.
You know, only a hostaphile will look fondly at a newly planted almost dormant hosta! We are all in need of therapy!
And here is the staging area, with the bigger green plants some from Solberg and PDN in North Carolina, and then some of my repotted older items including Bro Stefan. Oh, there is more around the corner where no sunlight strikes the ones which wilted down....but all are about ready for prime time over there.
None of these is from GreenMt, since they were basically near dormancy. But this gets a cool breeze through the crawl space vent and it is in north shade all day at this time of year. Isn't Shimmy Shake impressive with her white backs?


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Oregon Business magazine has named the fourth annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work for in Oregon. The rankings were revealed Thursday night at the Portland Downtown Hilton, along with the October issue of the magazine, which spotlights the winners and the nonprofit sector. Max Williams, president and CEO of the Oregon Community Foundation, gave the keynote speech to the crowd of 500.
Nearly 5,000 employees at 169 nonprofits throughout the state participated in the project. Based on the magazine's widely regarded 100 Best Companies project, the nonprofit version was created to recognize a critical business sector that employs hundreds of thousands of workers.
"We realize nonprofits see themselves as very different from other businesses, but we also believe they have one thing very much in common: caring about their employees," said Oregon Business Editor in Chief Robin Doussard. "So we created a workplace best-practices project just for them. We wanted nonprofits to have the insight into their workforce that the corporate world has come to value over the years."
1: Life Flight Network, Aurora
2: Oregon Research Institute, Eugene
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2: Northwest Housing Alternatives, Milwaukie
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4: Western Rivers Conservancy, Portland
Any not-for-profit or nonprofit organization with more than 10 Oregon employees and /or volunteers was eligible. Those who entered included a wide range of charitable nonprofits that help children, animals, breast cancer victims and many more; business associations; faith-based groups; government entities, and civic organizations.
There was no cost to enter the survey, which was comprised of an anonymous employee survey and an employer benefits survey administered by research partners DHM Research and Oregon Business research editor, Brandon Sawyer. The Nonprofit Association of Oregon consulted on the creation of the survey questions.
The 5,000 employees who participated in the 100 Best Nonprofits survey ranked satisfaction and importance of workplace qualities in six categories: benefits and compensation; work environment; decision-making and trust; performance management; career development and learning; and sustainable workplace practices.
The sign up for the 2013 100 Best Companies survey is now under way. For more information and to register, go to Oregon100Best.com.
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This volume of thirteen original essays provides a timely analysis of African foreign policies in a post-Cold War environment where African marginalization from the global economy appears to be increasing. Four thematic essays give an overview of critical changes occurring in African foreign policies, & ten country-by-country case studies provide specific analyses of decision-making, intraregional relations, & the struggles over policy with external agencies, including the World Bank & the International Monetary Fund. African Foreign Policies offers explanations for how African states are adapting to the international challenges of the late twentieth century.
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Preparing for gridiron greatnessPublished 9:43am Wednesday, November 27, 2013
It's time to put on eye black, tape the ankles, light the lights and take the field for the final contest as the Underwood Rockets will look to claim its first ever 9-Man football state title.
The journey to the Metrodome has been full of challenges as the Rockets had to defeat a conference foe, avenge two earlier season losses and knock off two undefeated teams on its way to the 2013 Prep Bowl. The Rockets proved that they should not be taken lightly as they have recorded double digit wins over its last two opponents. But its time to wash away the season's accomplishments as it all comes down to just one game.
In one corner, the scrappy but confident Underwood Rockets and in the other, the Section 1 champion and last year's state runner-up Grand Meadow Superlarks. The Superlarks boast a 12-1 record entering the game and have been on a rampage winning seven straight after the team's only loss in early October. The team, much like Underwood, was not favored in its own section as it held the No. 3 seed.
The Superlarks have been able to produce a high octane offense as junior running back Landon Jacobson has led Grand Meadow with 2,545 all-purpose yards, 1,775 yards rushing and scored 28 touchdowns as the team averages 40 points a game. Jacobson isn't the only weapon in the team's arsenal as senior quarterback Trenton Bleifus has been a potent passer and can carry the ball when called upon. This poses a dangerous threat for a Rocket defense that has given up 20 or more points in its last two games.
Defensively, the Superlarks bring strong linebacker play that looks to shutdown the run. In its last win, the Grand Meadow was able to allow only one touchdown as it shutdown the run-first ways of Kittson County Central in a 21-7 victory. The defense has allowed an average of 16 points in its 13 games, but has racketed up its defensive play since allowing 47 points in its loss to Lanesboro.
But the Rockets have proved that even though you know what they are doing, doesn't mean you will be able to stop them. Every Underwood opponent has been fearful of letting running back Noah Thompson find open space, but due to great play in the trenches Thompson has been able to average 210 yards a game.
An interesting side match up will be the play of both running backs. "Both have explosive break away speed," Rockets' head coach Chuck Ross said of the two backs. "Noah is much better at reading blocks, staying patient until he sees the hole, while Jacobson might be a little more of a power runner."
Grand Meadow head coach Gary Sloan agreed with Ross' assessment saying that Thompson is patient and waits for a hole, while Jacobson just creates one. "These two have very different running styles but are both very dangerous," Sloan added.
The practices have become shorter, but the focus and precision of the team has improved. The coach knows that his players are ready to take the field and the jitters of playing at the Metrodome are in the past after controlling their semifinal win.
Ross sees the time off between games as a good thing as his team needed to rest up after a hard fought road to the title game. "We needed the time to get healed up, mend some bumps and bruises." The coach also knows the other side of the coin, the Rockets were on a blistering pace and many felt they were unstoppable. "The disadvantage is that we were on a big time roll and you hate to see your momentum slowed down because of a break. I guess the same could be said about Grand Meadow and hopefully, it took away some of their momentum."
A betting man could have not predicted this season for the Underwood football team. Expectations were high for the team, but a rough start and injuries put the team's success in question for most of the season.
"It really has been a Cinderella story. When you consider the fact that we lost a key player before the season started and then starting the season 1-2 it really tells you how far this team has come in a season. The players have done everything that we have asked of them and then some. They have been a treat to coach and it was really fun to see them progress though out the season," Ross said.
Ross explained that the whole community is excited as parents and community members have whipped the whole town into a Underwood football frenzy. "This is going to be something that the players, coaches, parents, school and community will never forget."
The community of Grand Meadow is also excited to have an opportunity to redeem last season's loss.
"It means an awful lot to our town. Grand Meadow is very much a football town. By tying for the conference this was the 25th conference championship in school history and by getting to the championship game last year, our people are excited about getting a second chance," Sloan said.
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After Years of Tide...
And reading all about the cool detergents you guys have (Persil,Ariel,Vaska) I wanted to try a imported detergent myself.
So.. while I was at Walmart, I found a 2kg bag of Foca Powder for 3 dollars and some change, and grabbed it.
Yesderday, I finally did the first load. Honestly, I didn't know how much to use, or really what I was doing. However, at the suggestions of a previous member here I ended up using 3 Tablespoons, and using no fabric softener.
Well.. I was so nervous, I kept checking up on the Washer like every 10 minutes, and there was very little sudsing whatsoever.
But, from another suggestion from this ever so helpful forum, I hit the "Pause" Button and felt the water. It was very slimy, which I think means, the detergent softened the water well enough, that it was good for cleaning.
Finally, from what felt like forever (I was so anxious, lol) My front loader, played it's little ringtone sounding tone, saying, "It's finally done" :)
I opened the door, and everything was just Clean. I can't really say though, how well the detergent was at stain removal because our clothing wasn't really stained to begin with. However, the clothes felt soft, and I could tell that the detergent was well rinsed out.
Now, I have some questions.
Should there have been more sudsing going on? I mean, there were some slight bubbles, that would run down on the glass of the door, however, I didn't really see anything in the Tub.
I did have a medium size load though, with some Towels, and Clothes. So I think that may have been the reason I didn't see much.
Considering the water is pretty slimy already, would adding STPP make much of a difference? The bag of Foca I'm using is "Phosphate Free", however, I think it's doing well in the washer itself. But, if I can get better results, I'll add it.
Do any of you think, I should just keep using the Tide? I have a very large supply of it, and I know it works pretty well. I guess I'm just curious, to see if there is anything else better.
This weekend, I'm going to be near a Mexican Grocery Store, and will probably be able to pick up some Arial. I'm very excited :)
Read up on Foca at the following link which is a real persons review.
Here is a link that might be useful: Foca Review
I gave up Tide and all other "non-green" detergents more than 3 years ago. I experimented with different "green" detergents and (so far) I like Charlie's Soap the best. Nellie's Soda is good too. Planet was good for washing diapers but it does not get the stains out as well as CS. I didn't like Seventh Generation but cannot remember why. And some of the other ones advertized as all natural turned out not so natural after all.
That being said, I know that "green" detergents are not very good at removing stains in general. I have to pre-treat the clothes or soak them in Oxiclean. It is an inconvenience but I am willing to pay the price. :-)
Well, I constantly complain about DD's stained clothes (despite religiously pre-treating and soaking them for hours) but her little friend's mom says she has no problems, all the stains come out. I can ask her what detergent she is using but I can bet money it won't be "green". :-)


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The credit is most often given to John Glenn, pioneer astronaut and former U.S. senator from Ohio, who, when asked what it felt like awaiting the countdown to his 1962 launch into space history, offered the following:
I felt exactly how you would feel if you… knew you were sitting on top of two million parts -- all built by the lowest bidder on a government contract.
The quote may be apocryphal, but that doesn't diminish its real insight. The idea that competitive and open bidding invariably produces the best results for government and taxpayer alike has been a shibboleth of politicians and media hounds for many years now. Barack Obama the candidate certainly knew a good applause line when he delivered his broadsides against no-bid contracts, performance-based contracts, and acquisition outsourcing. And now President Obama is wasting no time delivering on his pledge to rid the government of "waste and inefficiency" by, among other things, insisting on more fixed-price contracts that guarantee the lowest cost to the taxpayer.
But as acquisition editor Matthew Weigelt reports in this week's cover story, there's a more complex problem here than the Obama White House or his clapping followers in Congress and the media allow for. Experts inside and outside of government believe the president is missing the most crucial problems of the federal procurement system, namely the increasing reliance on "task and delivery orders" rather than full contracts, and the incredible burden being placed on an acquisition workforce that is undermanned and undertrained for the tsunami of federal spending to come. (p. 8)
In other words, in their energetic push to "reform" federal procurement, Obama and Co. may be undermining their own need for immediate results and economic stimulus.
Matthew explores the procurement topic in greater depth further back in this issue, showing how a seemingly inoccuous statement in the economic stimulus bill could radically change the way the government does business. (p. 38)
Change, of course, has been Obama's mantra for two years now. And on the technology front, his administration seems bent on bringing new thinking to the White House and federal agencies alike. His long-awaited announcement of Vivek Kundra to fill the top IT post in the Office of Management and Budget signals a decidedly "open government" approach to policymaking, reports staff writer Mary Mosquera, particularly in the application of Internet practices and principles. (p. 10)
And then there's the flip side of transparency in government: the need for more storage capacity and flexibility to meet the growing demand for regulatory compliance. Contributing writer John Moore explores the new forces that are affecting enterprise storage operations and the new technologies available to government operations. (p. 26)
The federal procurement system he's missing some of the most crucial problems plaguing federal procurement, including an explosion in the use of of task and delivery orders rather than full contracts, and a stressed acquisition workforce.
The federal procurement system has been the butt of jokes for a long time now.
And Barack Obama, when he was running for president, certainly knew a good applause line when he delivered his broadsides against "waste and inefficiency" in government.
No wonder, then, that Obama's announcement last week
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If you believe the acquisition workforce is stressed now, eliminate the ability to use multiple award IDIQ's, government-wide acquisition contracts and multiple award schedules and then see what happens. We'll need to double the size of the workforce when every contract action is a full and open procurement.
I can agree that there has been an increase in task orders and that the acquisition workforce (AW) is stressed. However, the use of task orders is easier for AW because it limits the pool of potential bidders and until recently, task orders were usually un-protestable. Transparency is virtually non-existent with SeaPort E as an example. Overall competition is compromised, oversight is slight, and the FOIA process overwhelmed, but otherwise AW likes Multiple Award IDIQ's.
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with WK over the winter and for trading way too much for the MRPs last summer, I sure like the extentions of our starting pitchers!! Shows me they are serious about bringing the Reds back to the top!!
with WK over the winter and for trading way too much for the MRPs last summer, I sure like the extentions of our starting pitchers!! Shows me they are serious about bringing the Reds back to the top!!
Absolutely. The Reds are showing they mean business.
It shows me that the FO knows a bargain when it jumps up and bites them. Now the trick is to be able to detect a bargain when nobody else does.
While i understand JoJo's thought's on the other thread about Harang more tradeable, I was thinking about that later.
Can you see Bailey if he really takes off and then after a few years, the reds
say "Homer ...how about a good LTC with a hometown discount for the team that drafted you"?
Homer: " why....so you can trade me shortly thereafter like you did Harang a few years ago?"
I think the Harang signing showed the team is serious and I figured it may have an impact on future signings. Didnt know the impact would come this quickly but to Wayne and Bronson and I say ........ST is right around the corner !
Brandon Phillips
Scott Hatteberg
David Ross
Arroyo for Pena
Although I'm worried about them taking Hatteberg an extra year with his option.
Those four last year were some of the best bargains of the entire league. Give WK some credit.
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They have done this in the past.
Brandon Phillips
Scott Hatteberg
David Ross
Arroyo for Pena
Add in Everyday Eddie as well..maybe Kirk "Captian Sinker" Saarloos
Flip side of that..
"For every moment of triumph, for every instance of beauty, many souls must be trampled."
-Hunter S. Thompson
None of those guys listed have been brought in to be a big part of the team other than Loshe and Stanton. I will take that success rate 7 days a week. Everyone makes waiver claims or DFA trades like the Reds do, and none panned out as well as the Reds did. I'm not even a big WK fan, but I have to support him on these moves so far.
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Aw man...sorry for this late post.
Its sad to lose ANOTHER member of AO...you'd think that we'd gain members in the summer but instead we're losing them...
Well, from what you're saying you're gonna be gone just for the summer right!? Hopefully in the fall we will see you again.
Until then you take care and stay out of trouble. LOL
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Epic Movie Trailer Narrator Pranks Hapless Pedestrians
This prank shows what it would be like if your life had a professional narrator, like in a cheesy movie trailer. Turns out it wouldn't be very much fun, actually.
This prank shows what it would be like if your life had a professional narrator, like in a cheesy movie trailer. Turns out it wouldn't be very much fun, actually.
As far as pranks go, this one is a tyrannosaurus-sized success.
The latter part of May into the early part of June is accompanied by all of the usual pomp and circumstance of high school graduation, where students across the nation are recognized and applauded for their accomplishments. Yet, what often goes unnoticed is the skilled craftsmanship of a senior prank.
Comedian Nathan Fielder is making good use of his power on Twitter. He's been coming up with a number of pranks for people to play on their parents/friends and having them send him the often-hilarious results. This time he told his legion of followers to text their parents asking if it's illegal not to tell somebody you gave them an STD and say they were asking for a friend. These are the results. Keep fighting the good fight, Nathan Fielder.
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This surely makes waiting for the bus a little less boring.
We've all been tempted to do this, have we not?
Seeing the extensive list of salad topping choices on a menu is almost like telling someone not to look down from a ledge; we so badly want to! Sadly, we just can't seem to bring ourselves to spend $229.93 on a salad. However, thanks to this video from College Humor, we don't have to. They've done it for us.
In a recent episode of the Oprah of the 2000's (aka 'Ellen'), the daytime talk show host sent one of her writers to Lowe's in order to stir up some serious confusion in a few unsuspecting people. How so? By speaking to strangers only with the lyrics of Taylor Swift's hit 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.'


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The Ferguson-Florissant School District has hired a Harvard-trained educator who leads a rural North Carolina school system as its next superintendent.
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A southeast Missouri school superintendent is charged with trying to sell steroids through the mail.
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Suspended Super Meeting Accusers
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Kelvin Adams Will Be SLPS Superintendent Until 2016
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Richard M. Fairbairn, a resident of Margaretville, died at his residence on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014.
Dick was born on September 6, 1937 at Margaretville, the son of Howard and Dorothy (VanValkenburgh) Fairbairn. He married Brenda German on September 6, 2004 in the Town of Middletown.
Dick worked with his father, Howard for many years at the Fairbairn Lumber Mill and building log homes. He also worked in the construction business with his excavation equipment.
He graduated from Margaretville Central School in 1955. Dick enjoyed playing poker and pool.
Harry Irvine Odell, of Margaretville and Washington, DC, died in Margaretville on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2014.
He was born in Cornwell-on-Hudson on February 25, 1921 to Harry Green Odell and Mary Conner Odell.
A graduate of Margaretville High School, Harry was a member of the basketball and baseball teams and a snare drummer in the prize-wining MHS band.
Sandor Adami, born November 11,1954 in Budapest, Hungary, died Monday, Sept. 15, 2014 in Brooklyn Heights.
Sandor came to the United States through many trials. He left Hungary on foot with only a visitor's visa for a week's vacation in Yugoslavia. At that time Hungary was under Communist rule. In order not to alert the passport office of any plans of not coming back to Hungary, Sandor could not bring any family mementos or photos.
Sandor traveled many miles on foot until he reached the border of Italy. He was then interred for six months in a camp for refugees in Trieste, Italy.
William Schaumloffel, 87, of Andes passed away on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014 at the Margaretville Hospital, surrounded by his family and friends.
William Schaumloffel
He was born in Bremen, Germany on September 9, 1927, the son of Adolf and Anna (Lelienthal) Schaumloffel. He married Rosemary Walker on October 21, 1961. They had two sons, William J. and Christopher.
Sheryl L. Rieck, 65, a resident of Margaretville, died September 20, 2014 at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany.
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Sheryl graduated from Margaretville Central School in 1968. She was employed at Big Scot in Kingston and also worked at the PX at the military base in Munich, Germany, returning home to be employed at the Margaretville Department Store.
Susan Dabritz, 50, of Kailua-Kona Hawaii passed away on Friday, September 12, 2014 after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Susan Dabritz
She was born in Delhi and lived in Andes on 60 beautiful wooded acres with her mother, Joan, father, Fred and siblings, Kate and Fred. Sue would often explore the woods for hours with her faithful dogs, coming back home late in the afternoon. She had even discovered some caves on the property in which she enjoyed camping with friends.
Margaret Mary Curran, a resident of Mt. Upton and formally of Yonkers, the Bronx, and Halcottsville, passed away surrounded with love by her daughters and sons-in-law on September 17, 2014 at the age of 68.
She was born in London, England on July 19, 1946 to the late John and Ita Cleary of County Limerick, Ireland. She immigrated to America in 1952 and was raised by her mother on South Broadway in Yonkers.
She attended St. Mary's School in Yonkers and graduated high school from Blessed Sacrament Academy. Margaret was a graduate of Mount Vernon School of Nursing, where she
David E. Goodchild Sr., 88, a resident of Arkville, died at his home on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014.
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He was born on August 11, 1926 at Omer, MI, the son of William and Ethel (Jersey) Goodchild. David married Rose McCann on February 28, 1946 at Fleischmanns. Rose died on October 7, 2010.
PO1 Virgil Allyn Taylor, USN, (Ret.), 68, of Goose Creek, SC, and formerly of Roxbury, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014. His funeral service will include military honors and he will be buried in Riverview Memorial Park, 3715 Azalea Drive, North Charleston, SC.
James S. Kirk, 89, passed away at his Andes residence on Monday, Sept. 1, 2014.
He was born in West New York, NJ, the first American child of three children to Millie and James McGhee of Scotland. His father passed away when he was three years old. His mother remarried to Alexander Kirk. They then had two more sons. James grew up in Wyandanch on Long Island.
James was in the U.S. Navy and served on submarines as a radio man in New London, CT during WW II.
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Blockbuster posts Q4 loss of $435M as woes deepen
DALLAS (AP) – Blockbuster Inc. suffered a fourth-quarter loss of $435 million as its video rental stores struggled to attract consumers who are increasingly getting their movies through the mail, vending machines and high-speed Internet connections.
The setback announced Wednesday reflected a dismal holiday season, usually one of Blockbuster's busiest times of the year.
The company, based in Dallas, boosted its ad spending in December in hopes of luring more customers into its stores, but the investment didn't pay off.
In a key measure of a retailer's health, sales in Blockbuster stores open in the U.S. for the past year plunged by 16 percent in the fourth quarter.
Blockbuster's woes contrasted with a sharp upturn in business for DVD-by-mail pioneer Netflix Inc., which added 1.16 million subscribers during the final three months of 2009 to generate a fourth-quarter profit of $31 million.
Most of Blockbuster's fourth-quarter loss, which translated into $2.24 per share, stemmed from charges to account for the crumbling value of its franchise. Blockbuster lost $360 million, or $1.89 per share, at the same time in 2008.
If not for the non-cash charges in the latest quarter, Blockbuster said it would have lost 24 cents per share. That figure was still higher than the loss of 17 cents per share anticipated by analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters.
Blockbuster's fourth-quarter revenue plunged 18 percent to $1.08 billion – in line with analyst estimates.
The downturn has renewed concerns about whether Blockbuster will be able to bring in enough money to repay its debts, which totaled $964 million entering this year. Those worries have bruised Blockbuster's already battered stock.
The shares fell 4 cents in Wednesday's extended trading after closing the regular session at 36 cents, down 2 cents. The company said it may seek shareholder approval for a reverse stock split to lift the value of its shares above $1 and preserve its listing on the New York Stock Exchange. It also is considering a recapitalization that could involve giving its lenders stock in exchange for reducing its debt.
Movie Gallery Inc., the owner of Blockbuster rival Hollywood Video, filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month because it stores weren't bringing in enough money to cover its debt. It marks Movie Gallery's second bankruptcy reorganization in less than three years.
As it scrambles to adapt to the new ways people are renting video, Blockbuster has accelerated its plans to close as many as 545 of its U.S. stores this year.
The company shut down 253 of its U.S. stores last month and plans to close another 150 stores in April. The company closed 374 of its U.S. stores last year, leaving it with 3,525 entering 2010.
To help fill the void, Blockbuster is setting up more video rental kiosks similar to those operated by Coinstar Inc.'s Redbox, another rival that has been chipping away at Blockbuster's market share.
Blockbuster added 2,000 kiosks last year and plans to set up another 7,000 of the vending machines this year in a partnership with NCR Corp.
The company also is offering to mail DVDs that customers can't find in stores in an effort to compete with Netflix. Blockbuster is battling video-on-demand service by renting movies and TV shows through the Internet.


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We have had this table for over 4 years and it has survived daily use...this table does articulate at the elbow but is not meant to be moved on a regular basis to vacuum around . The glass top is very heavy...overall just beautiful....
Triangle Coffee Table in Black
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I installed this table in a reception area and immediately had a concern about how stable the base was considering the weight of the glass top. We bought this table in October and the base cracked in March. Luckily the glass top did not break! Now I have to have a new base fabricated for the table for probably as much as I paid for the entire table. Overstock says the base isn't sold separately and the table isn't under warranty.Read More
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We have had this table for over 4 years and it has survived daily use...this table does articulate at the elbow but is not meant to be moved on a regular basis to vacuum around . The glass top is very heavy...overall just beautiful.Read More
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This table is exactly what I was looking for. So far I have not had any problems with it. The glass top is quite heavy and it's not made to just push out of the way to vacuum around. I was shocked at how quickly the table was delivered.Read More
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My aunt bought this table over 45 years ago. I inherited it. My God it has survived all her nieces and nephews abuse. Even though this is not a good table to have with children, it is just beautiful. I'm trying to find end tables to buy and match.Read More
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This is a great looking coffee table. Unfortunately it will fall apart on you within a couple months. The base s held together wood to wood by a single long bolt ant a nut. Over time of the table moving the wood breaks down and falls apart unable to be fixed. I was sent a replacement by Designer Seating only to have the exact same problem. DON'T BOTHER!Read More
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End Table Buying Guide
In the world of living room furniture, the sofa and coffee table might be the stars, but your end tables are important parts of the supporting cast. Without end tables, where would you put your lamps? Where would you set your drink? Where would you pile up the last week's worth of newspapers? End tables, also known as console tables, come in many shapes, sizes and styles. Whether you are looking for a traditional end table, round end table or basically any variety, this end table buying guide will show you how to buy end tables that will be just right for your home.
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When you set out to purchase a new sofa table, it's best to think about the basics. By zeroing in on the fundamentals of your living room, like coffee, sofa and end tables, designing your living room will be much easier. A sofa table can add so much to a living room, but with so many options available, you want to make sure you find the right sofa table for you. Consider the size, type of material, style and type of sofa table you seek, and there's no doubt that you will find something that matches your lifestyle ideally.
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Nothing will accent the furniture in your home quite like end tables selected to accent and complement sofas and room decor. Not only do end tables, or console tables, have the power to make the rest of your furniture sparkle; they are a functional addition to any living room. A cocktail table or some modern coffee tables make a perfect place to house reading material or room decorations, in addition to drinks for visitors. There are many reasons to pick up some end tables for every room in your home. Here are some end table facts to help you on your way.
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Fashionable and elegant coffee, sofa and end tables make a stunning addition to any room. Their unique and versatile appearance easily allows them to match many different living room styles ranging from modern to classical or traditional. A glass coffee table acts as an instant furniture focal point in your living room. However, because it's made of a delicate material, it must be treated with caution and care in order to make it last. The glass table top is susceptible to scratches and nicks. However, keeping glass coffee tables clean and scratch free is easy if you follow the instructions below on how to care for a glass coffee table. Your glass coffee table will last for many years if treated with care.
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Whether you're looking for a place to set drinks or a way to divide a room with style, coffee tables, sofa tables, and end tables are the solution. Accent tables can be the perfect finishing touch for your living room, making the space more functional and fashionable. If you need a companion to your vintage-inspired velvet couch or want a piece that will perk up your contemporary leather chairs, try adding an accent table. Here are the best way to use them in your living room.
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Five Former NJ Governors Support Marriage Equality
January 31, 2012 by HRC staff
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Five former New Jersey governors support marriage equality, according to NBC New York.
Former Democratic governors Brendan Byrne, James Florio, Jim McGreevey and Jon Corzine support marriage equality. As does former Republican governor Tom Kean, who said:
"There are already people living together, as good neighbors and good people and contributing to the economy of this state, and I don't see any reason why they shouldn't be able to continue with the blessing of marriage."
Democratic State Senator Dick Codey – who has served twice as Acting Governor – also supports marriage equality, and is a key supporter of the marriage equality legislation.
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great view! Our father's day will be just the same as yours. relaxing, grilling and just enjoying the man in my life!
same fathers day here,, quiet,, my Dad and my husbands are gone now,, makes the day a bit sad,, good time for reflection,, thos berries look soooo good, have a good friday,
The berries look great! It will be very quiet around here on Father's Day. Brian is taking his daughter fishing and I'm packing them a picnic so I will have the house to myself.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Melynda!
We will be having a quiet Father's Day as well, both, father, and son, spending some time on the beach or the pool, and a leisurely lunch at home.
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Happy Friday Melynda! Last night was fun, lol, glad you joined in! :o) I'm making Joe pulled pork sandwiches for Father's Day. It'll be pretty laid back and quiet. Have a great day1
Ditto. Quiet here as well, which is a good thing. I do have some favorite foods planned though. Shh, don't tell.
Those photos all look so inviting!!
You betcha I have quiet days when cooking is not all that alluring to me. And fathers Day? I know it will be realxing...depends on what he wants to do. Probably not much since he's been putting our knew kitchen floor.
Have a great day!
Love that view! We hope you have a wonderful Father's Day, too. :)
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The Harvard Theological Review is postponing publication of a major article on the papyrus fragment in which Jesus seems to refer to his wife, raising further doubts about a discovery that was set to turn Christian history on its head when it was announced last September.
The article by Harvard Divinity School professor Karen King was scheduled for the reviews January edition. It was expected to provide answers to questions that had been raised about the relics authenticity soon after King announced the discovery to select national media and at an international conference of biblical scholars in Rome.
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