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Longtime UMass men's soccer coach Sam Koch dies after two-year battle with sinus cancer
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Canelas: Things worth watching in Spring Game 2014
The UMass football team will give fans their first look at the reconstruction of both a program and stadium in Wednesday night's spring game.
UMass hockey cuts goaltender Mac Haight
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UMass football embracing change in defense under Tom Masella
The UMass football team is back in a 3-4 base defense under coordinator Tom Masella, and is confident it has the personnel to succeed in the system.
UMass quarterback A.J. Doyle using spring camp to gain an edge, adjust to new offensive system
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After trying freshman season, UMass football's Lorenzo Woodley excited to play in offensive system that 'fits my running style'
Lorenzo Woodley spent most of his highly anticipated freshman season battling injuries, but is excited for a new opportunity in his first spring camp with the UMass football team.
UMass football optimistic on outlook of program following decision to cut ties with the MAC after the 2015 season
The UMass football team showed optimism and excitement following Wednesday's announcement that the program agreed to cut ties with the Mid-American Conference after the 2015 season.
UMass football to leave MAC after 2015 season
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UMass football embracing the learning curve, culture change under Mark Whipple in spring practice
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Rob Blanchflower sits out pro day, still confident heading into NFL Draft
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Former UMass hockey standout Michael Pereira seizes opportunity in unexpected AHL debut weekend
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Conor Sheary out to 'prove people wrong again' after signing AHL contract with Wilkes-Barre Scranton
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GUT-WRENCHING: UMass hockey's season ends with last-minute loss to Vermont in Hockey East playoffs
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UMass hockey seniors embrace final chance to win Hockey East Tournament game
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UMass' Frank Vatrano set to begin the next phase of his hockey career
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Canelas: Don't count out UMass hockey in a playoff game
The UMass hockey team may be stumbling into the postseason after a disappointing 2013-14 regular season, but all indications show that the Minutemen aren't a team to be doubted in the Hockey East Tournament.
Slow start dooms UMass hockey in loss to No. 12 PC
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UMass hockey's comeback bid falls short versus Northeastern
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Reveals the secrets of the world's most famous magicians and illusionists from the ancient Egyptians to Harry Houdini while explaining how to master such examples as the classic cups-and-ball illusion and mind-reading card tricks.
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Comment: Re:Gravity is the weakest force (Score 1) 231
Still, as they find slowly their way through what Plasma in space can achieve, mainstream science is blinded by Gravity only suppositions turned into "reality" with an increasingly set of fudge factors. TFA just list a small number of them. But talk someone on the "mainstream" - including just self-presumed scientifically educated persons that the Big Bang perhaps did not take place, and point to the political and social movements inside Science that led to its conformation, and you are as an "heretic" as someone who tries to tell a fundamentalist Christiant that Hell or Heaven may not be the way he have been told.
Comment: Re:Oh no, not you, Mr. Perens !! (Score 1) 51
Rather, it is just the confirmation of slashdot's true darma.
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Comment: Re:"Icy nucleus" (Score 1) 47
BTW, the grandparent post was written in a "trollish" wording on purpose - but I seriously consider the electric comet theory - and would advise anyone not tending to hold "the most accepted current theory" in science as if it were a religious fact. If anyone one is curious about it, give it a read.
Now - I just got to this article and video depicting an explosion in Mars that fits quite well with the electric comet model - but which would get a hard time being explained by ice blocks: https://missiongalacticfreedom...
Comment: Re:"Icy nucleus" (Score 1) 47
There is no water coming out of comets. What is detected are OH- ions, that are believed to be derived from water - which is not there - but can equally derive from ionized oxygen combined with protons (A.K.A. H+) from the solar wind.
Comment: "Icy nucleus" (Score 0) 47
I wonder why do they still write "icy comet nucleus" if no comet photographed up to today - and we have at least three close encounters with crafts - had displayed icy features. All of them are pretty much rocky.
By now it should be obvious that the light-show given by comets is electric in nature, and has nothing to do with melting ice or snow.
Comment: Youtube (Score 1) 268
Just uplad everything, and let the netowrk be your backup.
Comment: Re:But people forget what MENSA concluded (Score 1) 561
Q. "So who cares about IQ anyway?"
A. MENSA members!
Comment: " 300,000 years " or "300 million years"? (Score 1) 152
Given TFS later tells of "1.5 billion years since switching off", and the impossibility of measuring 300.000 years accurately in this context, I suppose the reactor was active for 300 million years, not 300 thousand years. Is ee the "300000" number is in TFA, but it looks suspect.
Comment: "beofuels from corn" is not just stupid (Score 5, Insightful) 159
It is brain-dead stupid!
How much of the total plant bio-mass are you processing to start with when you are dealing with corn? 2%? 3%? (That is until you get to
the actual fuel, which is much less than that.) When you do Biofuels from farming monoculture the proper way (if such a thing is possible at all), like from sugar-cane, where maybe 30-50% of the biomass is the part to be processed into biofuel, you may be getting some improvement over oil status-quo. With algae you maybe can achieve 100% of the biomass to start processing, sounds even nicer.
But from Corn? It is so stupid, it does not even deserve a proper adjective. It is even stupid to waste time making "studies" on it.
Trying to do it is only about corn super-production, hype, and abuse of government subsidies to plant corn, all mixed with a large, big
dose of the reverse of common sense.
Comment: Re:Did Fluke request this? (Score 4, Insightful) 653
If it's the latter, Fluke should step up and allow them to make a one time exception for this shipment. It would generate considerably goodwill for the company and show that they're not bullies keeping the little guy down.
You are new to this "capitalism" thing, aren't you?
Comment: The quantification of the work as time is the key (Score 1) 716
The problem seems to be that the managin practcies of breaking work in "time unites" rather than tasks makes us allbelieve it is the right thing to do. But as a matter of fact, outside a big construction company (and I am not shure how it is dealt inside such a company), one would not hire the builder to "build a wall in 20 hours", and I pay you this per hour. The only sane thing to do is to hire the builder to build the wall - he will take his time, and make his price for that. In the slavish software development World dictated by this managing techniques, we all learned to think of the "man hour" as a reality - when what should happen is a contract to build a software piece. So, yes, the bugs problem should be built in the price for building the "software piece", up to reasonable time after deployment and seriousness of bugs. But also, that implies that the idea of ordering one to "build this piece of software in 8 hours" is also nonsense.
Comment: And seers? (Score 1) 465
Given that for each "not immediate dismissable" time traveler there are thousands of plausible future-tellers, I don't know how
positive identifications of "events published before they happen" could actually signal one rather than the other.
Comment: But --- (Score 3, Funny) 418
After the Orwell's 1984 fiasco had not Bezzos "promised" he would never use this feature again?
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What I've learned about Bluestar in 5 years
If pushed, they will support their product 100%. 5 years past purchase and following my 2nd very frightening arcing spark show in my kitchen, along with a very, very long list of other problems, they replaced my range. While it happened to take them 5 weeks to do so after agreeing to do it - during which time I had no oven - for this action I am truly grateful.
In 5 years, here's what's changed on the range - some things improved, some things the same, and some things actually worse:
1. The burners are still amazing, and are now improved with the individual burner ignition system. What was always best about the BS is now better.
2. Right out of the box the oven is a truly consistent performer. I've always had total faith in the calibration of BS and based on early tests and use, this hasn't changed. I do love that reliability.
3. The range looks a bit better than it used to. The kick plate is more tightly manufactured and squared off in a way that looks slicker. The island trim has also changed and looks better.
4. There are now 2 separate metal inserts that sit on the drip tray which, I think, eliminates the need for tinfoil. These inserts can now be removed and cleaned, and because they're each half the size of the total drip tray they'll fit into the sink.
5. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but the door is even hotter than it used to be. And, generally speaking, the door feels flimsy, and is indeed, now completely hollow. The glass is loose and rattles and the trim on the outside of the glass does not fit snugly. The old doors (all 3 that I went through) felt more solid and well-built.
6. I can't believe I'm going to say this too, but the knobs now get very hot while the oven is in use. This never, ever happened with my old range. This sucks.
7. The convection fan on the new range sounds awful. Buzzing and rattling to the point that it rattles the lids on pots on the stove top. This is sad as I had to have the convection fan on the old range replaced for the very same reason. Sigh.
8. There still seems to be a problem with final quality control at the company. Right out of the box one of the trim circles around one of the burner knobs is totally loose and moves around. I am mystified by the release of products from a factory with such obvious flaws.
Anyway, ultimately a good news story with a dose of reality.
Great news and well deserved in view of your tribulations. Kudos to Bluestar as well.
The "modern" stressed skin, lightweight doors seem to be getting more common on ovens of all makers. Everyone should be aware and cautious because it is a very different animal and previous experience investigating the old style doors is no great help. Think big mousetrap.
Thank you for posting your experience. This further cements my decision to go with a Bluestar range top and (different brand) wall oven.
I already felt like the top was the best part of the thing, and worried that the oven would be too much like the one on my current viking range, which I hate.
Bummer to hear that BS quality is going down hill - it is made near my home town (not that I ever heard of it when I lived there)
I love that you can put a full sheet cake pan in the 30 inch oven - but will live with my new Wolf.
I have had my BS 36" RNB with grill installed for about two months. So far I love it. It is not perfect but I would buy it again in a heartbeat. The burners are awesome and gorgeous. The oven is huge and accurate. My baking has never been so good. The broiler is terrific. I made some beautiful ribeyes under it yesterday as a change of pace from the grill. The door does not get hot but the kick plate does and so do the knobs. The grill is good but not great. The back runs hotter than the front part so I have to move the food around a bit. I really wanted a grill because we don't have the ability to grill outdoors.
Since I recently ordered a 36" RNB, this is interesting to me to say the least. I'm happy to read your first four positive comments! Numbers five and six strike me as very odd, considering the hot door issue has been discussed on these and other forums, and one would think BS would make improvement in these areas! Rather, you say it is worse?? I'm really looking forward to cooking on my new ranger, but would rather not have to wear welding gloves to do so...
Originally, I think they wanted the door hinges more exposed to the outside kitchen air, as baking the hinges, on the old model (before the V-1) made the hinges stick.
I don't know why they don't go back and insulate the door more now and remove the side door vents... maybe they thought the insulation held moisture that was hard on the hinges. I think this could be remedied.


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Pitchfork.tv Presents a Documentary Film on Belle and Sebastian's If You're Feeling Sinister
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By Lindsay Zoladz on February 18, 2013 at 9:32 a.m. EST
As part of the "Pitchfork Classic" series, which explores the making of important albums, Pitchfork.tv presents an hour-long documentary by director RJ Bentler about Belle and Sebastian's 1996 album If You're Feeling Sinister.
It might seem like artists deliberately cultivating "mysterious" personas is a recent, internet-fueled phenomenon. But while watching this documentary, it's easy to see that the Scottish band was ahead of the curve. In those days, the band members themselves rarely appeared in press photos or gave interviews. Their album covers featured artful images of bookish outsiders and looked like stills from imaginary movies; their aesthetic was immaculately curated in a way that feels decidedly proto-Tumblr. All of this added up to the band's strange allure.
"At the time If You're Feeling Sinister came out (in the U.S. at least), it was extremely hard to hear their first album Tigermilk because it had such a limited pressing," recalls Pitchfork.tv's RJ Bentler, who directed and produced the documentary. "All you had to go on were these very cryptic liner notes, and a handful of images. I think all of this helped foster the cult following that is to this day a huge part of their fan base."
It also made it pretty difficult to track down all the archived photos and videos that appear in the documentary. But with a little help from the Belle and Sebastian family, the film provides a rare, vivid snapshot of the band's early years. ("Karn David, Stuart David's wife, went above and beyond and had a bunch of film from the period transferred to digital so we could use it," Bentler says.)
The film also serves as a reminder of Belle and Sebastian's humble origins. Although Sinister has achieved indie classic status today, it didn't make a huge splash when it first came out. And given the intricacy of its arrangements, it's even harder to believe that Sinister was recorded and mixed in just a week and a half.
In a lot of ways, Sinister was a product of isolation. In his early 20s, Belle and Sebastian mastermind Stuart Murdoch was suffering from chronic fatigue and was usually too weak to go to school, leave the house, or do much of anything besides tinker around on the piano. But as he started writing songs to pass the time, he channeled these feelings of loneliness, detachment, and desire for escape into his songwriting.
"I always wanted to write about normal people doing normal things, because I wasn't normal, I was out of the game," Murdoch recalls in the film. "It was very attractive to me what normal people were doing." Accordingly, the assortment of characters brought to life on Sinister (including beautiful track stars, teenage rebels, misanthropic Catholics, and curmudgeonly old soldiers) are the sort of people Murdoch observed around Glasgow as he gazed out his window or occasionally (like the narrator in "Get Me Away From Here I'm Dying") when he had the strength to ride the city bus and people-watch.
But Belle and Sebastian is, of course, far from a Stuart Murdoch solo project. Bentler spoke with all the members of the band at the time and explores the group dynamic that went into the making of the record. In fact, the collective sometimes overrode Murdoch's creative decisions. Recalling an anecdote that didn't make the final cut of the film, Bentler said, "Evidently, in the early stages of "Judy and the Dream of Horses", one of the original lyrics was, 'You will fall asleep with my hands in your pants.' It was obviously changed to 'You will fall asleep with ants in your pants.' Sarah Martin remembers that Isobel Campbell was 'appalled' by that line. Chris Geddes remembers feeling a bit 'prude' about that line, and asking Stuart to change it. Eventually, he did."
Still, the record's rogue spirit survived even the occasional intra-band censorship. "Timeless is a terribly overused word," engineer Tony Doogan says in the film, but as Sinister nears the two-decade mark, it feels like an apt description.
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Dots are inherited from the French swinging sixties, when fashion from the streets became mainstream, creating a complete revolution in the wardrobe and expressing the contestation of youth.
The Spring/Summer 2015 KENZO collection reinterprets the extremely creative era and celebrates the independent woman born in the sixties. This retro-futuristic influence can be found in the silhouettes and the prints: geometrical mini A-line skirts, sack dresses and of course dots of all sizes!
Set on a navy dots pattern, the Badges print celebrates two icons of the city: the Eiffel Tower and The statue of Liberty.
The Eiffel Tower was added to KENZO logo by Carol and Humberto as a fun and obvious reference to the house's French origins and it now comes back every season. Our second icon of the season is the Statue of Liberty. And only very few people know it but the Iron Lady (in a smaller version) is also facing the Seine River, melting into the Parisian landscape. This season, those symbols are two elements of the same idea: an outsider view of Paris that twists the Parisian clichés.
Mountains, one of our prints of the season for women, takes this vision and distorts it. In bold Lime, the print presents an image of a mountain as reflected and twisted in shattered glass, alluding to a sense of drama and mystery that percolates through this collection as a whole.
Shop the Mountains dress, skirt, jacket, skinny jeans and scarves.
Our iconic bag, the Kalifornia, is also available in Mountains print.
Of course, an iconic black and white chevron pattern forms the floor of the 'Black Lodge', the extra-dimensional setting for the finale of David Lynch's 1990 television series Twin Peaks.
In typically KENZO style, the pattern has been deliberately broken and distorted, and this bold print spans the floors and walls of the KENZO loves Printemps pop-up store, and is best admired on the Broken Floor print scarf.
Like the Doors, Neon Plaid and Peaks prints, White Noise draws on the stylistic devices and cinematic signatures of director David Lynch, whose oeuvre inspired the KENZO Fall/Winter 2014 collection. The flickering black and white illusion of broken peaks reflects that of TV static – a visual experience now relegated to an earlier era thanks to digital – , and a device used in the credits for both Lynch's Twin Peaks and his subsequent 1990 feature film Fire Walk with Me. In the opening credits of the latter, the camera rolls over what is revealed to be TV static; David Lynch's name appears last in the roster, then someone smashes the TV with an ax. White Noise also drew inspiration from his 1997 film, Lost Highway, a psychological thriller in which the lead character is tormented by video tapes of himself sent to his home.
The White Noise parka and skirt showcase a small version of the print that could be mistaken for heritage houndstooth from a distance, while it is blown up to graphic effect on shoes and scarves.
Oregon and Washington states are renowned for their spectacular landscape of rugged coastline, lush green interior, shadowy forests and epic peaks. David Lynch, whose oeuvre was the core inspiration for the Fall 2014 collections, set his cult 1990 television series Twin Peaks in a fictional lumber town of the same name in Washington, and this print is a tribute to Twin Peaks' weird and unexpected elements. The Peaks graphic also resembles a double-gabled house, reflecting the eerie double nature of the fictional community: Twin Peaks is an all-American town of homely cherry-pie values, and yet the site of an ambiguous, ancient evil.
The color-palette of the Peaks print reflects the twilight tones of this moody, misty and at times mystical region. Deep contrasted shadows behind the Peaks play on the effect of cinematic lighting, as found in the Doors print, another one of our prints of the season.
Shop the Peaks print on women's jeans, men's shirts and sneakers.
photos: Laetitia Hotte
Photographer: Laetitia Hotte
Art Direction: Lola Raban Oliva
Set Design: Louis Benzoni @ Artlist
Stylism: Georgia Pendlebury
Models: Lena @ Viva Paris et Ryan @ Success Models
Hair & Make-up: Anthony Preel
The bold pattern of repeated squares creates a negative/positive optical illusion to create an extremely graphic look. In the same vein as the Doors print, Squares make reference to the frames in rolls of film – a cinematic nod to the work of David Lynch which was the focal reference of the Fall/Winter 2014 collections.
The films of David Lynch – the core inspiration for Fall/Winter 2014 – are peppered with machines and tools, and Carol and Humberto played on this motif for their KENZO collections. The opening credits for Twin Peaks, for instance, include a disturbingly long 50 second focus on a saw-sharpening machine. They entertained the fantasy that tools could have their own agency, and so the 'Monsters' print was born.
Our 'Monster' seem to be composed of an assortment of steelworker's tools left carelessly on the floor, yet there is a strange beauty about them: from another point of view they could be mistaken for the silhouettes of birds of paradise, or floral patterns.
You can find the Monster print on leather jackets, sweaters, t-shirts and shirts for men.
The deeply contrasted colors of the Doors print play on the effect of harsh cinematic lighting and the disturbing, unnatural shadows and highlights that it produces. Like many of the other prints in the collection, Doors is a subtle optical illusion that reflects the offbeat atmosphere of the collection as a whole.
Shop the Doors print for women in blue and white, across shirts, skirts and dresses.


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Have you tried memory foam yet?
I'm 170.
Just rotate and flip the mattress on a regular basis. Also rotate the box spring on a less frequent basis. Sheesh.I bet you there was a tag on the mattress telling you to do that.
quote:You know the mattresses are the same......
$700 is expensive for a mattress?!I don't skimp on shoes or mattress'. I'm in one all day and then in another all night.My tempurpedic was roughly 5x that with boxspring and basic frame. If it sags more than a 1/2" or 1" they replace it. Something like a 30 year warranty.I have slept on latex, didn't like it. Waterbeds are horrible. I know a couple people who have them. Everyone loved them. Being a bachelor I always get compliments on it.I have found a couple people who put it down or "slept on one and didn't like it". One person slept on the "bob-o-pedic" generic (nothing like it) and another clone.My mattress has never been "hot". I've always been comfortable with the temperature.Sorry if I sound like a commercial, i'm not. I had back problems for years until I got this mattress.I had a friend that worked for a name brand store. They have you lay on this bed and determine X and Y. After that my friend said go walk around and lay down, see what's comfortable.
With that said my wife asked if our next bed can be something that doesn't move as much. I toss and turn sometimes and shake the whole bed. So one that would not transfer movement too much would be good. The Sleep number bed might be my choice. Not a fan of memory foam beds as I not sure if I would like my bed to hold/trap me in place.
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Several people have mentioned a heat factor with memory foam. It is true that some brands of the quality memory foam do run warmer than others however that is eliminated or mitigated satisfactorily with the proper cotton sheets or topper cover.
First choice = Tempurpedic


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There are 7 private schools in Lake Forest, IL, serving 2,042 students.
Minority enrollment is 25% of the student body, which is less than the IL state average of 31%.
The student:teacher ratio of 8:1 is lower than the state private school average of 14:1.
Lake Forest, Illinois Private Schools
- School Location Students Grades
Lake Forest Lake Forest Academy
1500 W Kennedy Rd
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)615-3248441 students | Gr. 9-12
Lake ForestDearhaven Childcare & Learning Center
1100 N Westmoreland Rd
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)535-6175Daycare / Preschool157 students | Gr. K
Lake ForestEast Lake Academy
13911 W. Laurel Drive
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)247-0035(Roman Catholic)130 students | Gr. PK-8
Lake ForestLake Forest Country Day School
145 S. Green Bay Road
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)234-2350(Non-sectarian)381 students | Gr. PK-8
Lake ForestMontessori School Of Lake Forest
13700 W Laurel Dr
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)918-1000Montessori School174 students | Gr. PK-9
Lake Forest School Of St. Mary
185 E Illinois Rd
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)234-0371(Roman Catholic)588 students | Gr. K-9
Lake ForestWoodlands Academy Of The Sacred Heart
760 E Westleigh Rd
Lake Forest, IL 60045
(847)234-4300171 students | Gr. 9-12
All-girls (Roman Catholic)
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Has anyone had this error when trying to use the package manager with Nuget? This happens to me when I am using either the GUI or the console.
I have cleared my local cache directory.
PM> Update-Package [My Name]
Update-Package : Archive file cannot be size 0.
At line:1 char:15
+ Update-Package <<<< [My Name]
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Update-Package], FileFormatException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NuGetCmdletUnhandledException,NuGet.PowerShell.Commands.UpdatePackageCommand
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The Canadian Press - ONLINE EDITION
To a family of pipeline workers, Keystone XL presents struggle of the century
OMAHA, - There's a clan of semi-nomadic tradesmen quietly watching for a sign that, somewhere on the horizon, there might be a resolution to the Keystone XL dispute.
The Berringer brothers have travelled far, and often, to build pipelines like their dad did. Between the now-retired father and his two burly boys, their total combined experience adds up to about a century.
And in all that prodigious pipeline-laying history, they say, not once have they ever witnessed a struggle like the one over Keystone XL.
The Berringer boys happen to have a few bucks riding on the outcome.
They'd expect their union to land them some sort of construction work this summer, somewhere, but apparently nothing pays like pipelines.
"If it goes through I'm going to pay off a lot of my bills," said Jason Berringer, a 43-year-old from Yorktown, Iowa.
"If not, I'm gonna be carrying them bills a little longer."
American pipeline workers have become a human football in the political debate over the long-delayed Keystone XL plan, designed to increase Canadian pipeline capacity into the U.S. by about 25 per cent.
Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird referred to them last week in Washington when he pleaded for a decision before the construction season so that workers aren't left sitting at home, waiting for the phone to ring.
The debate has been as much about them as carbon emissions or the energy supply. On the one hand, the Obama administration's opponents routinely beat up on it with the symbolic cudgel of tens of thousands of unfilled Keystone jobs. To the president's environmentalist base, however, the project would simply create tens — not tens of thousands — of permanent jobs after a brief construction phase.
The Berringer math, however, is a little more complex than the zero-sum formulas of political Washington.
To them, the calculus starts with a $45-a-day per diem. There's a six-day work week. Twenty overtime hours a week, at time-and-a-half. Because there's so much pressure to finish the project in one season, if possible, workers are brought in from all over the place and handed a heavy and lucrative schedule.
Given that the standard salary for a worker in their union is about $30 to $40 an hour, the extra cash can amount to about $1,500 per week — or, over an eight-month construction season, a grand total of about $48,000 in extra salary.
"Where you make money in construction is your overtime. It's not your 40-hour work weeks," explains the elder Berringer brother, 53-year-old Ron.
That cash trickles down into local economies along the pipeline route, he says.
Ron proudly describes seeing banners outside businesses, welcoming pipeline workers. He even recalls one restaurant owner in Yankton, Neb., being so thrilled with all the extra business that he brought free lunches to the crew one day.
"A town just gets flooded with all the pipeline people. They fill all the motels, all the restaurants, the mechanics' shops are filled, the barber shops," Ron said.
"A town just loves it when a pipeline goes through it because they fill everything. Maybe a business is going downhill, now it's not going downhill as much because we came in and gave them a lot of business."
The brothers are adamant about one thing: their pipelining passion isn't just about the pay.
There's also the pleasure of working outdoors.
And then there's the camaraderie of being on the road with the boys, who will often bunk together as a group in tents, campers or motels to save some of that per-diem cash.
It's just that pipeline jobs aren't always available, and the union will dispatch them to different projects.
Just last week, Ron was laid off at a power station at Fort Calhoun, Neb.
He's now on the lookout for his next job. Whatever it is, though, he'd hope to drop it the instant Keystone XL became available.
"We'd love to do pipelines all the time," Ron said. "It's just that there's not pipelines all the time — so we have to do something else."
A common complaint in Nebraska is that because so many of the workers are from outside the state, they're likely to take their money elsewhere so communities won't see much benefit from the bitumen coursing through their soil.
Laborers Local 1140 would be responsible for dispatching about half the 2,000 workers for Nebraska, and Iowa's Berringer clan would almost certainly be among them. Local 1140's business manager, Ron Kaminski, says about 70 per cent of the workforce would come from within the state.
But like so much else in the Keystone discussion, the issue of who lives where isn't always black and white.
Take the Berringers, for example.
Jason mostly lives in Iowa. He's also spent long stretches building pipelines in Illinois, Wyoming, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado. He's built some in Nebraska, too, and he rents a motel when he's there.
Ron, on the other hand, has a Nebraska apartment, in addition to his Iowa home. He's worked on about 20 pipelines in different states. He says it's not easy spending so much time away from his family.
So a share of workers' earnings get spent in local businesses. Also, TransCanada money would go to landowners who have been offered various amounts in exchange for a pipeline on their property.
Nearly one-third of the Nebraska landowners on the pipeline path have refused to settle, making it the only state with such stiff resistance. Holdout farmers worry that the figures being offered just don't compensate for the fear of a toxic leak.
It's the Berringers' job to help avoid that kind of thing.
The pipe comes in on rail cars, already commercially coated, Ron explains. Workers will then weld together 80-foot links. They'll sandblast the weld and heat it so the area is sticky, then add a layer of coating to that spot on the joint.
"(Then) just in case it's got any chips we inspect and patch them up," Ron said.
He's not aware of any spill, he says, on any of the pipes he's worked on.
The brothers admit they're getting a little frustrated with the whole Keystone XL discussion. The latest route, Ron says, hardly touches the ecologically sensitive area known as the Sandhills that pipeline opponents initially vowed to protect.
"It's barely even hitting the Sandhills now. That's what they wanted — for it to be re-routed. And now they don't even want that," he said. "To me it seems like it's not even really about the Sandhills. It's just, 'How long can we delay it? Let's just keep fighting it. We've already fought it for five years.'... It's like they're in a boxing ring or something, (thinking) 'Let's see how long we can go with this.'
"This has been the longest fight I've ever seen — and the longest fight anyone's ever seen."
One of their friends, they say, had to sell his car and now rides in an old clunker. He wouldn't be driving a jalopy, they say, if Keystone XL had been built.
As for the Berringers, they're not always sure which long-term jobs to accept and which ones to pass up on, because they keep holding out hope for Keystone. Jason says workers like him have lost out, financially, because of the wait.
They'll be waiting again, this spring. But they're setting a deadline date: May.
If there's no news by then, the Berringers will, for the rest of the 2014 construction season, roam elsewhere in the hunt for work.
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