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Boeing workers are spilling into Narbeck lot, frustrating regulars
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Cars line the parking lot at Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary in early November as Joan Douglas finishes up her walk. She walks regularly at the sanctuary but often has a tough time finding a parking spot.
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Cars line the parking lot at Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary in early November. Joan Douglas (left) and Debbie Schols (right) regularly at the sanctuary but often have a tough time finding parking.
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Gretel Alasti, of Mukilteo, walked around the Narbeck Wetlands Sanctuary on Oct. 29. As the parking problem at the sanctuary has gotten worse, Alasti said she sometimes can't find a spot.
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Cars line the parking lot at Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary on Nov. 2. Parking spaces have become scarce over the last year as Boeing has added workers at its nearby site.
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Cars line the parking lot at Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary on Nov. 5. Parking spaces have become scarce over the last year as Boeing has added workers at its nearby site.
Chickadees whistle from trees. A family of ducks waddles in and out of the pond near the parking lot. The lot, across the road from Fluke Corp. in the 6900 block of Seaway Boulevard, is chock full of cars.
Joan Douglas eases her vehicle into a spot near a closed gate. Hair pulled in a pony tail and running shoes strapped on her feet, Douglas often meets a friend, Debbie Schols, for a morning walk. Schols frequently returns with her husband in the evenings.
Both Schols and Douglas consider the wetland a year-round beauty and a well-kept secret -- a seeming contradiction given the busy parking lot.
"It's almost impossible sometimes to find a spot," Douglas said.
More than a year ago, the two women noticed more and more cars in the lot.
"We thought we'd see lots of people on the trail but we didn't," Schols said. "Then one day we saw a guy get out of his car with a suitcase and walk up to Boeing. That's when we knew what was going on."
For several years, Boeing workers had been parking briefly at the wetlands to smoke. The company outlawed smoking on its premises in 2008, a policy that pushed workers to public sidewalks near Boeing buildings and over to Narbeck.
But temporary parking and smoking are not what really concern Narbeck fans like Douglas, Schols and Jennifer Buma, who likes taking her dog for a walk there after dropping her children off at school. The Mill Creek resident sometimes has to park illegally or in an area where she's not sure parking is allowed because the lot is full.
"I always thought (Narbeck) was for the community, but Boeing has taken it over," she said.
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It's no secret that Boeing is adding workers. What it hasn't added is more parking.
The number of people employed by Boeing in Washington has increased in 2012 by 5,045 positions, to 87,023, and is up 13,406 since January 2011. The company's Everett location has seen its share of new workers with jet production booming. Boeing has established a 787 modification center at Paine Field and opened a temporary 787 "surge line" within the Everett factory.
In late 2010, Boeing transferred as many as 900 engineers to Everett from Renton. Some work in Boeing's Bomark Building, which has its own parking lot off Airport Road. Some work in the engineering towers off Seaway Boulevard, near the Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary.
But Boeing hasn't increased the number of parking spaces at the Everett site, which is in the city of Everett, since 1991. An environmental impact statement limits the number of spaces at the site to 21,000, Elizabeth Fischtziur, a Boeing spokeswoman, wrote in an email.
In addition to employees, the Everett site sees a large number of visitors daily. Altogether, the number of people at the Everett site can exceed the number of parking spaces, Fischtziur wrote.
To cope with the challenge, Boeing has a "robust alternate commuting program in place," she wrote. The program includes incentives for employees who use mass transit, carpools or the company's internal shuttle system.
But that effort is falling short, if you ask some Boeing workers and others who frequent the Narbeck lot.
Over the past year, parking for workers has become harder to find, says a Boeing employee who parks on company property and asked not to be identified. People park at Boeing in fire lanes and on sidewalks. "It's a safety concern," the worker said.
The worker, who feared the implications of being quoted by name, said he has raised the issue with a manager, Boeing security and upper management.
He used to be able to arrive at Boeing about 10 minutes before his shift at 6 a.m. Now the worker has to get to work 30 minutes early to find parking on-site.
So it's no wonder some are parking at the Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary. At 6:55 a.m. on a recent Monday, four cars were parked there. A couple of hours later, however, 40 vehicles clogged the lot and lined the entrance off Seaway, blocking the wetland area's restrooms and, in places, other vehicles.
With few exceptions, the drivers, sporting company badges, had gotten out of their cars, grabbed purses or briefcases or both and walked down the road to Boeing.
Boeing's options
Boeing is "actively working with the city of Everett to revise our environmental impact statement which could bring parking relief in the future," Fischtziur wrote in her email.
Parking relief at Boeing could come in many forms, said Allan Giffen, director of planning and community development for the city of Everett.
Workers could park at an off-site location and be shuttled onto Boeing property. The company could re-stripe the parking lot to make more efficient use of existing space. Or the company could knock down unused buildings to create more parking, Giffen said.
Fischtziur ruled out adding a parking garage, however. A parking tower would consolidate spaces into one location, increasing traffic during shift changes, she wrote.
Since an environmental impact statement was performed on the Boeing site fairly recently, Giffen said, the city could expedite review of any proposed parking plan Boeing devised.
Once Boeing submits a plan, the company could receive the city's decision "within a month," Giffen said.
Narbeck's future
Narbeck Wetland Sanctuary was established in the late 1990s to mitigate damage to wetlands at Paine Field for an addition there. The Snohomish County-owned airport is in charge of the wetland. Earlier this year, frequent Narbeck visitor Schols contacted the airport's deputy director, Bill Lewallen, who was recognized in 2008 by the state Department of Ecology for leading the wetland-mitigation effort.
"Bill knows about the problem," Schols said.
Lewallen referred questions about parking at Narbeck to Dave Waggoner, the airport director.
"I think human nature is that we're all going to take the quickest route," Waggoner said.
Waggoner and airport workers are looking for a way to reserve parking for people who use the wetland sanctuary.
"We want members of the community to be able to use it," he said. However, Waggoner avoided laying the blame on Boeing.
"Boeing can't deal with parking off-site," Waggoner said.
Waggoner declined to say whether he had discussed the issue with Boeing.
Paine Field officials hope to get help from the county Parks and Recreation Department, which has more expertise in managing parks and wetlands than does the airport, Waggoner said.
Hal Gausman, deputy director of Parks and Recreation, agrees.
"It seems like a good fit for us," he said.
For about a month, Gausman and airport officials have been discussing what role each will play at Narbeck. Gausman said enforcement of rules, including parking, would be a priority. An agreement between the parks department and airport could be reached within months.
That would be welcome news for Gretel Alasti, who has walked at Narbeck for many years. Alasti enjoys Narbeck's wildlife, which includes an owl, rabbits and ducks.
Over the past year, though, Alasti hasn't always been able to use the trails because of the parking crunch. Like other Narbeck enthusiasts, Alasti is understanding: It's good that Boeing is adding workers, and many of them helped make the signs or volunteer at Narbeck.
But when people who aren't using the wetlands take up Narbeck's parking spaces, "it's wrong," Alasti said.
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Lori McPherson takes a bite of sweet potato during a free community Thanksgiving meal at the Twin Eagles Cafe in Snohomish on Thursday. The restaurant collected donations, with the proceeds going to the Snohomish Food Bank.
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Brittany Policy receives a plate of turkey and mashed potatoes from volunteer Coleen Acosta during a free community Thanksgiving meal at the Twin Eagles Cafe in Snohomish on Thursday. The restaurant collected donations, with the proceeds going to the Snohomish Food Bank.
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Susan Williamson, owner of the Twin Eagles Cafe, carries a container of mashed potatoes to the food line during a free community Thanksgiving meal Thursday at the Snohomish restaurant.
She spends the holiday busy at her downtown Snohomish restaurant, where anybody is invited to dine -- for free. Williamson has expanded her family to take in the whole town.
"There are a lot of people who don't get to do Christmas or Thanksgiving at the same time" as their relatives, she said.
The tradition at Twin Eagles Cafe on First Street has been ongoing for 10 years, since Williamson took over the event after a pub down the street stopped hosting it. Beyond a nice gesture to the community, it raises money for the local food bank. It typically nets $800 to $1,000.
"We ask that if you have the means, you donate to the food bank," said Tiffany Francis, a waitress who helps run the restaurant.
On Thursday, the booths and tables at this authentic, small-town breakfast-and-lunch spot were mostly full, from late morning into the afternoon. There were regulars and first-timers. A few were food-bank clients. Most weren't.
"It's not just for people who are homeless or don't just have any place to go," Francis said.
Talking to diners, it was obvious they were getting more than just sustenance.
Lorie and Todd Bolduc moved to the Snohomish area from Florida in 1997. They love it here, but they're not within easy reach of family.
That's why Lorie, a gift shop owner, and Todd, an engineer, began coming to the Thanksgiving meal about four years ago. The cafe also happens to be a regular hangout.
"My husband and I come here every weekend," she said. "We love it."
The Bolducs and others were quick to praise everything Williamson does for Snohomish, year round.
"She has blessed this town with her presence for the whole time she's been here and she's loved by all," said Sean McCrary, 56, of Snohomish, who was volunteering in the kitchen.
McCrary's story about meeting Williamson is similar, if not identical, to the ones other friends tell: "I came here for breakfast one morning."
Tim Johnston, 57, a regular who lives in the apartments above the cafe, said: "The first time you walk in here she makes you feel at home."
Thanksgiving preparations at the Twin Eagles Cafe get serious about a week beforehand. Volunteers like Nancy Lemon, 61, of Snohomish, collect donated food and prepare to get to work.
On the eve of the feast, they bring turkeys home and cram their ovens. Lemon cooked three.
"Everybody is very generous," she said. "The community is generous. The churches are generous."
By mealtime Thursday, they had two dozen cooked turkeys, 600 deviled eggs and an estimated 200 pounds of mashed potatoes. Sausages, rolls, green-bean casserole, pie and other standards filled out the spread.
Leftovers are donated to shelters.
Williamson, 56, said she feels strongly about giving to food banks. As a single mom, she had to rely on one in Brier, where she lived before moving to Snohomish more than 20 years ago.
The Snohomish Community Food Bank serves an average of 280 people per week, executive director Elizabeth Grant said. Donations are organized in the form of shopping trips with deliveries for people who are homebound.
The food bank also provides a special Thanksgiving program, giving out whole turkeys or chickens. This season, administrators were surprised by how many people asked for help.
"We were anticipating 400 this year and 490 signed up," Grant said.
This week, at least 40 more people walked in to their downtown Snohomish building looking for assistance.
Grant believes the increased demand owes to recent cuts to food stamps distributed through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP.
The food bank, founded in 1982, serves people who live within the boundaries of the Snohomish School District. It relies on volunteers, who number more than 150, as well as grants and donations.
Restaurants, grocery stores, farms and auto dealers are among the businesses that contribute food and cash.
"It's incredible," Grant said. "My position in this community is I get to stand in this place looking at so many people doing so much good work."
The truly homeless are a tiny fraction of the clientele. Many, until recently, had long-term steady jobs.
"These are people's next door neighbors, upstanding people who are in a bad spot temporarily," Grant said.
The food bank will be looking for volunteers and donations to help provide Christmas groceries, including hams, for families in need.
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Dr. Schiffman received his B.S. degree with High Honors in biology from Hobart College in 1976. He then moved to Chicago where he studied biochemistry at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle. He attended Rush Medical College where he received his M.D. degree in 1982 and was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. He completed his Internal Medicine internship and residency at the University of California, Irvine.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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Bronchoscopy is a procedure during in which an examiner uses a viewing tube to evaluate a patient's lung and airways including the voice box and vocal cord, trachea, and many branches of bronchi. Bronchoscopy is usually performed by a pulmonologist or a thoracic surgeon. Although a bronchoscope does not allow for direct viewing and inspection of the lung tissue itself, samples of the lung tissue can be biopsied through the bronchoscope for examination in the laboratory.
There are two types of bronchoscopes - a flexible fiberoptic bronchoscope and a rigid bronchoscope. Since the 1960s, the fiberoptic bronchoscope has progressively supplanted the rigid bronchoscope because of overall ease of use. In some patients, flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopy can be performed without anesthesia, but in most cases, conscious sedation "twilight sleep") is utilized. However, rigid bronchoscopy requires general anesthesia and the services of an anesthesiologist. During the bronchoscopy, the examiner can see the tissues of the airways either directly by looking through the instrument or by viewing on a TV monitor.
Depending on the indication the examiner will choose between the flexible fiber optic bronchoscope and the rigid bronchoscope. For example, if a patient were coughing up large amounts of blood, a rigid bronchoscope is used since it has a large suction channel and allows for the use of instruments that can better control bleeding. The vast majority of bronchoscopies are performed using the flexible fiberoptic scope because of the improved patient comfort and reduced use of anesthesia.
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Office of Student ResearchInternal Medicine: General Internal Medicine; Internal Medicine Clerkship
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Medical Education; Discharge communication;Transitions of care more...
- B.S., Fairfield University, 1990
- M.D., University of Maryland Medical School, 1995
Selected Publications
- Horwitz LI, Moriarty JP, Chen C, Fogerty Rl, Brewster UC, Kanade S, Ziaeian B, Jung GY, Krumholz HM. Quality of Discharge Practices and Patient Understanding at an Academic medical Center. JAMA Intern Med. 2013 August 19 epub
- Horwitz LI, Jeng GY, Brewster UC, Chen C, Kanade S, Can Ness PH, Araujo KL, Ziaeian B, Moriarty Jp, Forgerty Rl, Krumholz HM. Comprehensive quality of discharge summaries at an academic medical center. J Hosp Med. 2013 Aug 8(8):436-43.
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Office of Student ResearchStem Cell Center, Yale: Stem Cell GeneticsCancer Genetics & GenomicsAnimal OrganogenesisKavli Institute for NeuroscienceGenetics: Noonan Lab
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Have you ever felt frustrated when nobody understood you or slightly annoyed when someone made fun of you because of your accent? I have seen that frustration among my international friends. Sometimes I experience it with refugee clients of mine in my current social work internship. And yes, I have been there myself as a foreign student. Not only are we asked to adapt to a different culture and academic system, we have to master our conversing in a foreign language in a way that people understand us. My self-consciousness about my accent and way of speaking got me to the point that I would fear doing presentations in front of the class.
How did I overcome that anxiety? For one, I often asked myself why there should be a subtle emphasis on conforming to one unique way of pronouncing and speaking in a foreign language. Wouldn't it actually be boring if we as international students all spoke the same way in a foreign language? Instead we should embrace our way of speaking because our accent and culture make us who we are. Why should we deny something that is part of us and makes us unique?
To give you a personal example, it was a running gag among my best American friends for some time I that I couldn't pronounce the word squirrel. My friends helped me realize that I shouldn't take the pronunciation matter so seriously and instead take it with a sense of humor. Eventually, I laughed with my friends whenever they were amused about my accent because my pronunciation mishaps made them happy. After all, I was there to learn a new language and making mistakes during the learning process is normal. Moreover, learning and speaking a foreign language should be fun and never a chore.
I also realized that in the end I shouldn't focus so much on my accent, but on the overall message I want to get across in my communication. This important point is best summarized in an essay by Chinua Achebe about African authors writing in a foreign language: "So my answer to the question: Can an African ever learn English well enough to be able to use it effectively in creative writing? is certainly yes. If on the other hand you ask: Can he ever learn to use it like a native speaker? I should say, I hope not. It is neither necessary nor desirable for him to do so. The price a world language must be prepared to pay is submission to many different kinds of use. The African writer should aim to use English in a way that brings out his message best without altering the language to the extent that its value as medium of international exchange will be lost. He should aim at fashioning out an English which is at once universal and able to carry his peculiar experience." Consequently, always keep in mind that there is diversity in the English language of how you can communicate and express yourself.
Now I am not saying that we as international students shouldn't improve our English proficiency or if we want to work on our public speaking skills, by all means, we should all go ahead and seek out opportunities to do so. I remember an important lesson from a French teacher at my German high school that one of the key parts about learning a new language successfully is the courage to speak and practice it with others in public. We have a great German saying for that: "Uebung macht den Meister (A master arrives where he is at through exercise)."
But if you are still in doubt about yourself and your way of speaking, then please stop for a moment and give yourself a pat on the back. We all need to remind ourselves that we are making an effort in speaking another person's language in order to communicate with them. It says a lot about us that we are putting a lot of work into learning other people's languages and cultures, it reveals that we care deeply about communicating with the people in the host country and that we respect their language and culture. So...never forget this.
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DOVER, Delaware (AP) - Jazz musician Donald Byrd, a leading hard-bop trumpeter of the 1950s who collaborated on dozens of albums with top artists of his time and later enjoyed commercial success with hit jazz-funk fusion records such as "Black Byrd," has died. He was 80.
He died Feb. 4 in Delaware, according to Haley Funeral Directors in a Detroit suburb, which is handling arrangements. It didn't have details on his death.
Byrd, who was also a pioneer in jazz education, attended Cass Technical High School in Detroit, played in military bands in the Air Force and moved to New York in 1955. The trumpeter, whose given name was Donaldson Toussaint L'Ouverture Byrd II, rose to prominence when he joined Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers later that year, filling the seat in the bebop group held by his idol Clifford Brown.
He soon became one of the most in-demand trumpeters on the New York scene, playing with Max Roach, Sonny Rollins, John Coltrane and T helonious Monk. He also began his recording career by leading sessions for Savoy and other labels.
In 1958, he signed an exclusive recording contract with the Blue Note label and formed a band with a fellow Detroit native, baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams, making their label debut with the 1959 album "Off to the Races." The band became one of the leading exponents of the hard-bop style, which evolved from bebop and blended in elements of
, soul and gospel music. A 1961 recording, "Free Form," brought attention to a promising young pianist, Herbie Hancock.
In the 1960s, Byrd, who had received his master's degree from the Manhattan School of Music, turned his attention to jazz education. He studied in Paris with composer Nadia Boulanger, became the first person to teach jazz at Rutgers University in New Jersey, and started the jazz studies department at Howard University in Washington.
Byrd began moving toward a more commercial sound with the funk-jazz fusion album "Fancy Free" in 1969, taking a path followed by fellow trumpeters Miles Davis and Freddie Hubbard. He teamed up with the Mizell brothers to release "Black Byrd" in 1973, a blend of jazz, R&B and funk that became Blue Note's highest selling album at the time.
Jazz critics panned Byrd for deviating from the jazz mainstream, but he was unperturbed.
"I'm creative; I'm not re-creative," Byrd told the Detroit Free Press in a 1999 interview. "I don't follow what everybody else does."
Byrd invited several of his best students at Howard to join a jazz-fusion group called the Blackbyrds that reached a mainstream audience with a sound heavy on R&B and rock influences. The band landed in the Top 10 on the R&B charts with the mid-'70s albums "Street Lady," ''Stepping Into Tomorrow" and "Place and Spaces."
In 1982, Byrd, who also had a law degree, received his doctorate from New York's Teachers College, Columbia University, and turned his a ttention from performing to education. Byrd, a longtime resident of New Jersey, was a distinguished scholar at William Paterson University and twice served as an artist-in-residence at Delaware State University.
Byrd didn't have much training in mathematics but created a groundbreaking curriculum called Music + Math (equals) Art, in which he transformed notes into numbers to simultaneously teach music and math.
"I can take any series of numbers and turn it into music, from Bach to bebop, Herbie Hancock to hip-hop," he told The Star-Ledger newspaper of Newark, New Jersey.
In the late '80s and early '90s, he returned to playing hard-bop on several albums for the Landmark label, which also featured saxophonists Kenny Garrett and Joe Henderson.
He performed on Guru's 1993 jazz-rap album, "Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1," and his recordings were sampled on more than 100 hip-hop songs by such performers as Black Moon, Nas, Ludacris and A Tribe Called Quest.
In 200 0, the National Endowment for the Arts recognized Byrd as a Jazz Master, the highest U.S. jazz honor.
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Concord, MA, June 17, 2010 – TomTom, the world's leading provider of location and navigation solutions, today announces that the official voices of Nickelodeon's Dora the Explorer and SpongeBob SquarePants are now available for users of TomTom devices.
The new voices incorporate dialogue from the Nickelodeon show characters with TomTom device voice commands to help safely and efficiently guide TomTom users to their destinations. Dora the Explorer delivers navigation instructions for the eager explorer, such as, "We need to exit left ahead. ¡Vámonos! We're getting closer!" and "Adventures are better with an explorer like you." SpongeBob SquarePants and his friends add humor to the navigation commentary with such comments as, "Hey, I don't have a license to drive. So is it illegal when I drive Mr. Krabs crazy?" and "Exit ahead. Hey, we're cruisin' in a car! I've only cruised in a boat before!"
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TomTom portable navigation devices guide drivers with audible, turn-by-turn instructions and 3D maps that work right out of the box. Users can download voices of their favorite characters voices from TomTom HOME or via www.tomtom.com/page/nickelodeon. Voices of Dora the Explorer and SpongeBob Square Pants are available for download immediately for $12.95 each.
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Serve up cold draft beer in the comfort of your own home using the EdgeStar Full Size Triple Tap Built-In Outdoor Kegerator (KC7000SSODTRIP). Due to its thoughtful design, quality components, and front ventilation, this unit is the perfect addition to your indoor or outdoor home bar, kitchen, or man cave.
Built-In Capable:Because of its front ventilation, this kegerator can be undercounter built-in or used in a freestanding application
Outdoor Approved:Able to withstand outdoor elements and fully encased in stainless steel, this kegerator refrigerator is approved for use in your outdoor kitchen, bar, or garage
Forced Air Refrigeration System:Due to a powerful forced air refrigeration system, cold air is evenly distributed throughout the kegerator to maintain your desired temperature, eliminating possible hot spots and guaranteeing the perfect pour with every dispense
Ice Cold Beer:Whether you prefer a cool stout or an ice cold lager, you'll be able to keep your kegs as cold as you please using the integrated thermostat that goes as low as 32ºF
Air-Cooled Beer Tower:Cold air is directed up to and throughout the beer tower, preventing lost beer from a foaming first pour and ensuring that your brew stays cold from keg to glass
Premium Draft Components:(1) 5 lb. Luxfer CO2 tank, (1) dual-gauge regulator, (3) D Sankey couplers, (3) NSF PVC beer lines, (3) red CO2 lines, (1) stainless steel triple tap beer tower, (3) 304 stainless steel faucets, & (3) black tap handles
Durable Construction:The heavy-duty door, entire cabinet, and professional towel bar handle are fully wrapped in sturdy stainless steel
Included Kegerator Accessories:To make beer dispensing hassle-free, your kegerator will arrive with a stainless steel top cover, drip tray, guard rail, and four (4) casters
Electronic Control Panel:All of your unit settings, including temperature and interior lighting, are easily adjusted using the electronic control panel with push buttons and digital temperature display
LED Lighting:LED interior lighting illuminates your keg and components while consuming less energy and not emitting any heat, so the temperature of your kegs will remain uncompromised
Reversible Door w/ Lock:You have the option of reversing the door swing if you happen to prefer a certain direction or would like the unit to follow the flow of your cabinetry
Capacity:This keg refrigerator can fill up most full size half barrel kegs, oversized beveled edge kegs, pony kegs, or slim quarter kegs, and up to three sixth barrel kegs. Your keg can also be configured for up to three Cornelius kegs, one slim quarter and 1 sixth barrel keg, and one slim quarter and one Cornelius keg
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*When empty, it is recommended that you keep the temperature between 35-38ºF.
- Model: KC7000SSODTRIP
- Brand: EdgeStar
- Temperature range: 32 - 60ºF
- Adjustable thermostat
- Outdoor approved
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- Safety lock
- Interior LED lighting
- Reversible door
- Four (4) casters included
- Drip tray, guard rail, & stainless steel top cover included
- Warranty: 1 year with in-home service
- EdgeStar Full Size Triple Tap Built-In Outdoor Kegerator
- Stainless steel cabinet and door
- Reinforced stainless steel floor
- Draft components included
- Professional handle
- Possible keg configurations: 1 full size keg, 1 oversized beveled edge keg, 1 quarter keg, 1 slim quarter keg, up to 3 sixth barrel kegs, up to 3 Cornelius kegs, 1 slim quarter w/ 1 sixth barrel keg, 1 slim quarter w/ 1 Cornelius keg
- 120 watts, 1.03 amps
- Input voltage: 115 V/60 Hz
- Weight: 115 lbs.
- Dimensions: 34 3/8" H x 23 13/16" W x 25 3/8" D
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. – Pfeiffer University picked up a split decision in swimming action on Saturday afternoon at VMI. The women scored a 111-80 win breaking two more school records while the men dropped a 157-118 decision in Lexington, Virginia. Both teams stand at 1-1 through the first two meets.
The Lady Falcons broke two more school records on Saturday, one coming in the first event of the day, the 400 medley relay. Yukina Onoda, Haley Carter, Julianna Prim and Samantha Maness, all four freshmen, clocked in with a time of 4:10.58, shattering the 14-year old record by seven seconds. Two events later in the 200 free, Prim dismantled a 17-year old record by seven seconds finishing with a time of 1:53.64. Pfeiffer won 11 of the 13 events in the meet.
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Looking for recommendations on some videos to watch/buy. Anyone want to part with some for cheap? Let me know.
Looking for recommendations on some videos to watch/buy. Anyone want to part with some for cheap? Let me know.
Jason Van Over
I just bought the 2006 Japan Open DVD. It has the best quality (as far as picture) that i have seen. There isn't much commentary though, which is fine by me.
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I like to watch videos of Eric Gallusser, i want to be just like him when i grow up! He is one of the best disc golfers, but there are some really good golfers in Louisville, you should watch some people at ZGLO and steal some of there ways of throwing.
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Just won the "Lead Group Live: USDGC 06". It's the lead card consisting of Barry Shultz, Brian Schweberger, Steve Brinster, and Avery Jenkins. The best two aspects of this dvd is the inside commentary from Barry and Brian and something you don't see on all dvds, that would be every shot of each player from tee to hole.
I bought the Japan Open disc and the 06 Lead Group Live disc a couple of weeks ago. I have watched them both a couple of times and I think the comentary of the Lead Group goes a long way on explaining what the top guys are thinking during a round. Especially when Barry tells why he throws a certain route on a hole to ensure a 4,5 or 6 instead of another route that could be a 4, 5, 6 or 7. One extra stroke determining a route for a worse case scenario is very interesting inside look in what is going on.
I just bought the MSDGS 04 and 05 and a new disc called CLASH at Renny Gold that has a 3 on 3 tourney with Climo, Feldburg, Doss on one team and Shultz, Schweberger and Tim Gill on the other team. I'm looking forward to getting those.
My Dad watched the Japan Open disc with me on Thanksgiving. He said he was a little dissappointed with it because he was hoping for an instructional video. My first step in getting him on the course was getting him to watch what a disc can actually do instead of watching his son throw in his backyard. He's 60. Wish me luck.
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I have now watched MSDGC 04 completely and a couple rounds and all of the extras of 05. I was a little disappointed with them compared to the Japan disc and the 06 lead group disc. The constant bouncing between the groups in the MSDGC discs was a little confusing to me.
Tonight, I have watched the first 9 holes of the Reney Gold disc and I think this is my favorite so far. There is good two camera camera work. And there is also a players camera that listens in on the interaction between shots. Cool stuff.
Jason Van Over
i picked up this movie off ebay "Discs and Dorks"
the movie description reads: One man's incredible journey through disc golf, drugs, and rock and roll.
there are 127 holes of golf shown and the golfers are usually persuing the good buzz -
yet oh wow did this movie suck, home video footage vhs converted to dvd
golf is terrible they can't hit a 5 ft putt,
almost turned it off after like 5 minutes, then realized they were all wearing Cincy gear - turns out these golfers were from our ohio border town and were playing all the golf at Winton Woods (this little dinky course in northern cincy)
anyway if you didn't figure this out so far, i don't really recomend this one
I have the 2002 USGC. Let's set up a trade I would like to watch these.
I wish we had a central location and we could check out these videos kind of like a Library.
Once again I would love to borrow some videos I will return them.
Take care.
Let me know what you want to watch. I work off of westport road next to 265. I live in Shepherdsville. So what I am saying is that I can drive to about anywhere in the city on the way home. I can meet you and we can trade for a little while. I would like to see the 02.
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We're here in what I always thought was a flyover state, and it turns out that it's a pretty cool place. There is what the locals are calling an "unbelievable" amount of snow (i.e. full coverage), and the courses were a pleasant surprise in that despite being on a golf course they aren't flat. In fact, they've done a great job with the trails here – the classic mass start was tracked with three and even four lanes in places, making it easy to pass and generally avoid catastrophe (even though the J2's still couldn't…it's ok, they'll get their sea legs someday). The races and travel has been really well organized, with no delays in start times and buses leaving the hotel on schedule.
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WINGATE, N.C. - For the third year in a row, the Lady Falcons cross country team placed in the top two teams at the Bulldog Stampede, falling short of host team Wingate Universitys score by 23 points. Wingates Keeley Wood took the individual title with a run of 19:32 over the 5-kilometer course. The womens team put four back-to-back runners in the top eight, all of them finishing within the seconds of each other.
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In case you had any doubt that 2011 was a busy year for All Children's Hospital, take a look at these images. In addition to providing outstanding care every day, our hospital hosted a wide variety of visitors, including Colbie Caillat, Wayne Brady, Dick Vitale, race car drivers, mermaids and cows, plus players and mascots from the Tampa Bay Rays, Buccaneers and Lightning. Visitors came from as close as City Hall and the Trop and as far away as Scotland and Takamatsu, Japan (St. Pete's sister city).
We came together in April to celebrate our integration with Johns Hopkins Medicine, marking the event with an outdoor celebration and a medical education program led by Dr. Jonathan Ellen, our new Physician-in-Chief.
Patients, families and employees enjoyed events and festivities that included Telethon, Radiothon, a Taste of Pinellas, our Child Life Carnival, Valentine's Day with Mike and Nicole Alstott, Space Camp, our popular Halloween costume parade and the December holiday party. ACH employees were celebrated in the community at awards celebrations, and one of our patients and his parents went to Washington, D.C. to meet with legislators and speak up to support children's hospitals.
Chef Emeril Lagasse came to ACH and spoke to patients and employees who were gathered alongside Zoe's Garden, donated and tended by one of our local celebrity chefs--Tyson Grant. Children and parents enjoyed our rooftop terrace and our new holiday story time and Paws to Read programs in the Family Resource Center. We hope you had a chance to be part of some of these special moments in 2011 and that you'll help ACH make more great memories during the coming year.
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LAURINBURG — Some 55 children at Trinity Presbyterian Church's child care program spent an hour in the sun on Thursday to help children who likely spent the day in a hospital bed.
"Sponsored" by their parents and families, the program's charges took to the church parking lot on tricycles, bicycles, and toy cars, milling around under the supervision of daycare staff and even law enforcement officers, who checked their "driver's licenses" to ensure their road worthiness.
The Trinity Childcare trike-a-thon has been held annually for about six years, with proceeds going to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
"We work with children so much, and families need it, so we know it's going to a good cause," said Jennifer Haywood, who teachers the four-year-old class at Trinity Childcare.
Cumulatively, previous events have raised $9,000 for the hospital. The Laurinburg Fire Department and Scotland County EMS were on hand on Thursday with a fire truck and ambulance for children to investigate.
"The babies love it and having all of the community helpers out here is just awesome," Haywood said.