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HARROGATE, Tenn. — Featuring three NCAA Tournament qualifiers, and the National Championship runner-up, the 2014 Lincoln Memorial University men's soccer schedule is laced with opportunities for the Railsplitters to state their case for making a return trip to the regional tournament for the first time since 2007.
The Railsplitters' docket is comprised of 16 regular season matches with seven set to be held within the friendly confines of the LMU Soccer Complex . There will be seven true road contests, one of which is non-conference, while the slate opens with a pair of non-conference, neutral site affairs.
Kicking off in Columbus, Ga., at the Columbus State Classic, the Railsplitters challenge a pair of 10-win Gulf South Conference foes during the opening weekend of the season. The Railsplitters will battle the Alabama-Huntsville Chargers on Sept. 5 before squaring off against the Shorter Hawks on Sept. 7. Under the direction of Paulo Neto, former player and assistant for Lincoln Memorial head soccer coach Helio D'Anna at Union, the Hawks are entering their first season as full-time members of the NCAA Division II.
Opening the home schedule as well as South Atlantic Conference play, the Railsplitters welcome the Coker Cobras to the pitch on Sept. 13. That home stand will wrap up with a non-conference draw against the rebuilding North Georgia Nighthawks on the 17th.
Along with two additional non-conference contests against the Lees-McRae Bobcats on Oct. 1 and the Trevecca Nazarene Trojans in Nashville on Oct. 28, the Railsplitters will duke it out with three conference foes who qualified for the NCAA Tournament, along with the National Championship runner-up.
As the schedule has it, the Railsplitters will see all three of those opponents in back-to-back matches in mid-October. The Railsplitters are set to trek to Jefferson City on Oct. 8 for a duel with arch-rival Carson-Newman, who advanced all the way to the 2013 National Championship game before falling in a 2-1 heartbreaker to Southern New Hampshire. Following that, the Railsplitters return to the road on the 11th for a match-up with Queens, the defending SAC regular season and tournament champion. Finally, Lincoln Memorial wraps up that grueling stretch at home against Anderson on the 18th. The Trojans have won three of the last four SAC Championship titles.
The final home game of the regular season, which is reserved for Senior Day, is set for Oct. 22 and it features a match-up against the Tusculum Pioneers. Lincoln Memorial hits the road for the final three matches of the regular season, trekking to Catawba on Oct. 25, Trevecca Nazarene on Oct. 28 and Wingate on Nov. 1 for the finale.
At the completion of the regular season, the top eight teams in the South Atlantic Conference standings earn bids to the Food Lion SAC Championship. The semifinal round and the title match are held at the beautiful Manchester Meadows facilities in Rock Hill, S.C., but the top four teams in the standings host the quarterfinal draw of the SAC tournament.
The Railsplitters hope to repeat past tournament glory and break through to the NCAA Tournament after being on the cusp of an at-large bid for each of the past two seasons. Lincoln Memorial has not returned to the NCAA Tournament field since reaching the National Championship contest in 2007.


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Each August the Elizabethtown Fair provides an opportunity for the showcasing of agriculture in Lancaster County and surrounding counties. Many local civic organizations and church groups use the Fair as their principal fund raiser for the year. It is also an opportunity for local businesses and organizations to promote themselves.
The Elizabethtown Fair Board and Committee would like to thank all those who help make the Fair a success. First of all, without our partners, the Elizabethtown Area School District and the Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, the Elizabethtown Fair would not be possible at the present site. We would also like to thank all our exhibitors, vendors, sponsors and those who support our auctions. Thank you also to all our volunteers and those who attend - without you the Fair would not exist!
The exhibitor information and tentative schedule for 2015 are now available on our exhibitor materials and schedule pages. Please note that livestock entries and some contests have deadlines prior to the Fair.
The 29th Annual Elizabethtown Fair Chicken BBQ will be held Saturday, May 9, 2015 on the Elizabethtown Fairgrounds. The Chicken BBQ will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased for 1/2 chicken at $4.00 or dinners at $7.00. Dinner will include 1/2 BBQ chicken, potato chips, applesauce, roll, dessert and a drink. There will be a drive-through pick-up on the Fairgrounds. Advance BBQ tickets are now available from Elizabethtown Fair members and friends, or by calling 367-7256. Tickets may also be purchased at Brandt's Farm Supply, Darrenkamp's Market Elizabethtown and Groff's Meats.
The chicken for the barbecue is being donated to the Elizabethtown Fair by Wenger's Feed Mill, Inc. and prepared by Harvey's Main Street BBQ. Herrs is donating potato chips, Pepperidge Farms is donating discounted rolls, Swiss Premium Dairy is donating discounted drinks, Mars Chocolate NA the desserts, Land 'O Lakes the butter, and Charles & Alice the applesauce.
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NALGONDA: More than 100 girl students are compelled to stay in the congested Social Welfare Shceduled Caste girls' hostel in the town devoid of basic facilities.
The inmates poured out their grievances before the District Educational Officer P. Sundar Rao who visited the hostel situated at Prakasam Bazar here on Thursday on the instructions of Collector S.A.M. Rizvi to assess the conditions in the hostel.
The visit assumed significance in the wake of complaints about the alleged poor management of the hostel.
Many of the inmates complained of congested accommodation, poor hygiene, inferior quality food and lack of proper security.
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Some of them complained that they were facing potential threat of to their health due to the unhygienic conditions in the hostel.
Moved by the plight of the inmates, the DEO checked the quality of the food and inquired about the amenities provided to the inmates with the staff concerned.
When contacted, the DEO told The Hindu that the inmates of the hostel were facing severe inconvenience due to the congested accommodation comprising about ten rooms and unhygienic conditions at the hostel. "There is an immediate need to improve the amenities at the hostel and provide conducive atmosphere for the inmates," he remarked adding that he would submit a detailed report on the hostel conditions to the Collector.


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i found a pill in my dresser that has a v with a p inside of the v on one side, and on the other side it has the number 014
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i found a pill in my dresser that has a v with a p inside of the v on one side, and on the other side it has the number 014
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12 Apr 2006
You didn't mention the shape, the closest thing I could find was this:
Ethambutol Tablets
But it isn't quite as you described, maybe someone else can help you.
11 Mar 2010
mr_matt2086, i tried to send u a private message. but, i'm new to this site, and, didn't know how to send a private message to u. anyway. i'm pretty sure the pill ur asking about. is acetaminophen. generic for tylenol. u can type in acetaminophen, and it will show all the differant shapes, colors, numbers, logos(V with p in middle, or A with p in middle), etc. of this, and or any pill. although, there is no pic. of the pill itself u r looking 4. it does show the logo, and numbers, and, says it's acetaminophen, generic for tylenol.
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An old camera and a desire to tell the story of his people inspired Sange Dorjee Thongdok to make Crossing Bridges, his National-award-winning feature debut.
The first film to be made in the Sherdukpen language of Arunachal Pradesh, the movie releases tomorrow through PVR's Director's Rare.
"After completing college in Delhi, I came home and did nothing for sometime. I would try to record our old folk songs and make small documentaries to preserve our way of life and culture. But I wanted to make a film on my people because it is a subject that is close to my heart," Thongdok told PTI in an interview.
A film graduate from Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI), Thongdok did not have much when he began filming but assistance came from his family and friends from SRFTI.
"As an independent filmmaker you don't have much in terms of infrastructure. Making the film in Hindi and English was out of question because I did not have actors and I could not afford it. I decided to make it in my own language. I wanted to start on a small scale. All I had was an old camera. I called up my friends from the institute and for actors I chose people from my own family. They were surprised as we don't even have a cinema hall. They said 'We can't act' but after a workshop of three-months, we shot the film," he said.
The story of Crossing Bridges is in a way reflective of Thongdok's own journey of returning home and finding his true calling as a storyteller.
The movie revolves around Tashi, a man in his early thirties who returns to his village in Arunachal Pradesh after eight years when he loses his job in the city.
While he is waiting for a job offer, Tashi begins to experience the life of his people. He gradually begins rediscovering his roots and when he finally receives the call he had been waiting for, he finds it difficult to leave his village.
"I have lived outside all my life. At that time I was a visitor in my own home. Everything would be strange when I would go to my village and it took me time to know people there. I thought this experience was a good point to start," Thongdok said.
There were problems while shooting the fledging production but Thongdok found joy in bringing alive the story of his people, who, he feels, don't find a voice in mainstream cinema.
"I always feel that North East is a bit less represented in the mainstream media. It is an attempt to tell stories from that part of the region. Cinema is a great medium and I believe such stories will help develop a better understanding between people."
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RunWild 5K to benefit the homeless set for Feb. 9 at Zoo Miami
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Ten Things We Learned This Week
WRC is great again, the fifties were bonkers, and F1 has gone priapic: it's another weird week in the world of cars
Posted: 27 Jan 2014
Americans don't understand British humour
Several car news websites across the pond claimed that the trailers for our new series were "not funny at all", "bored them to hell", and that "the three TG trailers get both thumbs down". Sorry, chaps. Next time we'll make sure someone's trousers fall down.


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BANGALORE: There will be power shutdown in several areas, including Koramangala, Jayanagar, Vijayanagar, Airport Road, parts of Basavanagudi and Indiranagar, in the city on Sunday.
According to a press release from the Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Ltd., the areas to be affected are Vijayanagar, Chandra Layout, Nagarabavi, Moodalapalya, Saraswathinagar, Marenahalli, Govindarajnagar, Prashanthnagar, Amarjyothinagar, Kottegepalya, Attiguppe, Pattegarapalya, Mallathalli, Papireddypalya, ITI Layout, Nayandahalli slum and surrounding areas, Basaveshwaranagar (1st to 4th Block, 1st to 4th Stage), Kamalanagar, KHB Colony, SBI Staff Colony, Adarsha Layout, Indiranagar slum, J.C. Nagar, BEML Layout, Modi Road, and surrounding areas, Sunkadakatte, Srinivasanagar, Hegganahalli, Kamakshipalya, Ullala, Byadarahalli, BEL Layout, Hosakerehalli, Vrishabavathinagar, Maruti Nagar, Magadi Main Road and surrounding areas, B. Narayanapura, Chellaghatta, NAL Road, Murugesh Palya, K.R. Garden, Vinayakanagar, Air View Colony, Airport Road, Konena Agrahara, Rustom Bagh, S.R. Layout, P.R. Layout, Golf Link campus, Golden Enclave, Ejipura, Srinivagilu, Marathalli, Ashwini Layout and surrounding areas (from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.).
There will also be no power between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in Wilson Garden, Nanjappa Layout, Sudhamanagar, Mavalli, Byarasandra, Siddaiah Road, Lakkasandra, Shanthinagar, Siddapura, Bannerghatta Road, Chikka Adugodi, Bangalore Dairy, NIMHANS, Lalbagh,
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Vinay Rai is a happy man these days. The Bangalore boy who had a successful start in Kollywood with Unnale Unnale, is back again with Thillu Mullu along with our very own Sharmila Mandre. who makes her Kollywood debut with this film.
"After a long hiatus, I'm back in Kollywood," begins the actor. Though his previous film Modhi Vilayadu with Kajal Aggarwal didn't do well in the box-office, Vinay is upbeat about his upcoming flick.
The film is a remake of the Telugu flick Dhee, which had Vishnu and Genelia D'Souza in the lead roles. Director Madhesh of Madhurey and Chocolate fame will be directing the flick.
"I took a break for nearly a year. This will be my comeback. Sharmila, my co-star, is incredibly gorgeous. We share a great rapport and I enjoyed working with her," he states. Talking about the movie, he says, "It's a musical, commercial film with love, action, comedy and more! It will be my first step, in a way, into big, commercial cinema."
And, that's not all. Vinay has also signed a Telugu project Veele that has debutant Nisha Aggarwal as the female lead. "Veele is a fresh script which is directed by Ravi Prakash of Mantra fame. The team is incredibly young and talented and the film is more like an experimental project. I'm having a whale of a time shooting with youngsters," says he. With plans of doing more films this year, let's wish the actor all luck!


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The run-down on Padres' 2012 roster
The lone left-hander in the Padres bullpen, Thatcher missed most of 2011 season following shoulder surgery on May 2. In parts of five seasons with the Padres, Thatcher is 4-6 with a 3.36 ERA in 182 appearances, all in relief. Sidearm delivery is particularly tough on left-handed hitters and Thatcher has been used as a situational reliever. Began his professional career in an independent league.
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Black is entering his sixth season as Padres manager. A graduate of San Diego State, Black, 54, had a 121-116 record and a 3.84 ERA over 14 major league seasons with five teams. He was the Angels pitching coach when he was hired to manage the Padres on Nov. 9, 2006. Under Black, the Padres have a 390-421 record and twice finished a win shy of making the playoffs.
Darrel Akerfelds, 49, bullpen coach, 12th season
Darren Balsley, 47, pitching coach, 10th season
Glenn Hoffman, 53, third base coach, seventh season
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Alonzo Powell, 47, assistant hitting coach, first season
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KTM 620 rebuild/refresh
Ive got a couple of threads splattered about on this bike, and Im just looking to consolidate everything in one place Ive restored vintage bikes and vintage snowmobiles on other sites and really enjoy going back the the threads and re-reading my projects.
So, anyway the bike. I found a 94 KTM 620 EXC for sale late last summer. I could tell it had been ridden hard and put away wet most of its life but after a test ride, I just had to have it!
Heres how it looked when I bought it:
I got it for a price I was happy with and spent last summer/fall riding it and making a list of what it needed. Im glad I didnt have this list when I test drove it I may not have bought it!
So heres where I started:
Headlight flickers
Tail light doesnt work
Turnsignals sometimes work
Instrument lights dont work
Parking light doesnt work
Rear shock shot
Front shocks leak
Clutch slips
Spark plug needs replaced
Waterpump needs new seals/bearings
Carbs jetted too fat
Seat I hate the white seat
Plastics plain white
Luggage none
Handlebars too low
Steering - spooky at highway speeds.
Updates on the next post.
The shock is fixed. Bought a used one off an inmate in good shape.
Initially, I thought I could just pull the two bolts holding the shock on and slide it out the left hand side of the frame. No such luck. I ended up stripping just about everything off the top and back of the bike to get access.
That was taken after I got the new shock in.
I haven't had a chance to test the new shock. Since I had the tank off, I decided to tackle the water pump rebuild. And, since I was buying parts, I decided to buy a new sprocket shaft seal as well. I'll get some pics as I go.
I love these kind of threads :-)
Headlight flickers
Just a loose connection.
Tail light doesnt work
Handlebar wiring was redone - poorly
Turnsignals sometimes work
Instrument lights dont work
Parking light doesnt work
Parking light deosn't exist. Need to buy a replacement.
Rear shock shot
Front shocks leak
Clutch slips
Spark plug needs replaced
Waterpump needs new seals/bearings
Carbs jetted too fat
New jets ordered. 195-170MJ; 52-45 idle jet.
Seat I hate the white seat
Painted with vinyl interior paint. Not lasting very well.
Plastics plain white
Luggage none
Luggage rack built. Top box acquired - but I need to mount it.
Handlebars too low
Rotated back too far. Moved them forward and I think It'll work.
Steering - spooky at highway speeds.
Steering stem had too much slack. Tightened her up.
Not in my garage it doesn't! To hell with that easy fix nonsense! I gotta take the hard way out!!!
I looked at that. I looked real close and decided that there was no way the shock would slide through the swing arm. Not with the nitrogen reservoir on the side. I was sure that if I too the linkages off, it would just frustrate me and I'd have to take the subframe off anyway.
Well, I've learned something. Next time - if I have to rebuild this one- I'll try the easy way!
Few easy steps and shock is removed... :D
10) lower the shock about 2 inches until it's free of its bracket on the frame and try to rotate the reservoir ccw about 200 degrees towarts the chain, then tilt the head of the shock about 20 degrees to the left, then take it out through the hole in the swingarm . You might need to lower or raise the rear wheel a little to get enough free play but it will work!. Remember the shock's 'attitude' when sliding it through the hole in the linkage....getting it back in place only works in the same way!!!
Its simply matter of faith and right magical moves...
Nice bike, good luck with the rebuild. Looks great so far. Painting a seat seams like a terrible idea, like something someone would do to make the bike look pretty to try and sell it for top dollar.
Any chance you could post some larger pics?
Grav, Get a bible you disbeliever....
Loosen the shock, work the swing arm up and down, up and down slightly turning the shock.
It will come down fast and go back up the same way.
It will fall out and smash your finger because you are not ready for that.
I think the pivot can stay?
You can adjust the spring tension with the hook on your axle wrench but you must remove the shock to do it.
Practice, KTM, Paris -Dakar winner.
For a $4 can, I thought it was worth a try. Mostly, it worked. But, there are places that the seat cover folds over itself when I sit on it. The paint has come off those parts. So, it was worth a try, but I'll probably end up having a professional recover it - just not white.
Here's what it looked like for a couple of months after painting the seat:
The picture thing is a bit annoying. Photobucket has been resizing my pics. I may have to look at host my pics somewhere else.You do know you can click on them to make them a little bigger, right?
I'm just going to chalk it up to getting to know my bike! Lessons learned!
Turnsignals – sometimes work
Instrument lights – don't work
Front shocks – leak
Clutch – slips
Spark plug – needs replaced
Waterpump – needs new seals/bearings
Plastics – plain white
Headlight – flickers
Just a loose connection.
Tail light – doesn't work
Handlebar wiring was redone - poorly
Parking light – doesn't work
Parking light deosn't exist. Need to buy a replacement.
Rear shock – shot
Carbs – jetted too fat
New jets ordered. 195-170MJ; 52-45 idle jet.
Seat – I hate the white seat
Painted with vinyl interior paint. Not lasting very well.
Luggage – none
Luggage rack built. Top box acquired - but I need to mount it.
Handlebars – too low
Rotated back too far. Moved them forward and I think It'll work
Steering - spooky at highway speeds.
Steering stem had too much slack. Tightened her up.
The current project is the water pump. I got the new bearings in the mail from VXB yesterday. The new seals and Orings are coming from KTM-Parts. Hopefully soon. I'm getting some new jets in that same shipment as well as the Sprocket Shaft seal.
Not much I can do until the parts get in.
Any advice on getting that sprocket shaft seal out? I've got the sprocket, and spacer out. I'm just not sure how to attack it from here. Do I need to break down and buy a seal puller? Is there a substitute that I can use without risking damage to the case?
Make a slap hammer...
Buy a big cheap screwdriver, bend the end in a hooked L shape, big washer on blade up to handle, next a piece of pipe.
Slap it our or use a block of wood and pry.
Seal puller is cheap at...
Brilliant! That's exactly what I ended up doing. Bent the tip of an old screwdriver, grabbed the end with a big channel lock, and tapped on the channel lock while working around the inside perimeter of the seal. Now, I just gotta wait for my new parts to get here.
In the mean time, I've started digging into my instrument panel lights. The bulbs all appear fine - which means the wiring is hosed. I already had to fixed some botched wiring to get the tail light to work, looks like I gotta dig out the wiring schematic again.
I wouldn't be too worried about it, but I want to know if the bike is overheating. Especially since I'm going to be messing with the jets.
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Katherine Parr
9 of 9 portraits of Katherine Parr
Katherine Parr
by W.S. Wilkinson, after Edward Pretty, probably after Master John
line engraving, mid 19th century
17 in. x 10 1/8 in. (432 mm x 257 mm) paper size
Purchased, 1966
Reference Collection
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- Katherine Parr (1512-1548), Sixth Queen of Henry VIII. Sitter in 9 portraits.
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- Master John (active 1544-1545). Artist associated with 3 portraits.
- Edward Pretty (1792-1865). Artist associated with 3 portraits.
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Farm Accounting Software
Cow-Calf News
Iowa State University Swine Software
Keep Current on Info This Summer
NW IA Dairy Days
Farm Accounting
by Tom Olsen, ISUE Ag. Business Specialist
I resolve my farm
books will not be such a mess this year. Had I planned a little better, I
would not be giving such a big check to Uncle Sam.
It is said every year about this time. Prudent financial decisions made in a
timely fashion will more than pay for all the tools and the time invested to
use them. In other words, one good decision will pay for a computer,
software, and all the hours spent using them. With the advances in
technology, using these tools has never been easier or cheaper.
There are many levels of
complexity and cost. A beginner can get up and running with relative ease
and a pro can get buried with options. The goal of this article is to
mention a few tools and point to the sources of more detailed description.
Usually, the first step
is for a farmer to keep an electronic check book ledger and several broad
categories with a limited "chart of accounts". The first tier might be with
Quicken or Microsoft Money. This software may have come bundled with your
computer or as an added option. Retail discounters sell these in the $20-40
You will, in effect,
move your check register and farm ledger book to the computer. The "chart
of accounts" will include categories that can be transferred to your tax
forms. One major change from the "hand-drawn" system is that it will now be
important to balance all the accounts and the check register together.
Several land grant
universities and others have set up "chart of accounts" for Quicken and
Microsoft Money software. They also have tutorials and other teaching
Quicken - www.quicken.com
To this point, you have
an IRS tool, not a production management tool. Many farmers keep the
accounting as simple as possible and use separate tools for enterprise
analysis, forecasting, etc. Prepared spreadsheets (esp. using Excel) can be
downloaded or built for these purposes. Examples of handy, useable Excel
templates can be found at: Ag Decision Maker
Fast Tools
Next month there will be
more information on accounting software that features more in-depth
For an electronic copy
of this article (so all the hot links are live), send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cow-Calf News
by Beth Ellen Doran, ISUE Beef Field Specialist
New Estrus Synchronization Software -
It may be winter yet, but it's not
too soon to think about the calving and breeding season. A newer technology
that some cow-calf producers are considering is estrus synchronization for
cows and replacement heifers. Currently, there are 22 different systems for
estrus synchronization. Choosing and implementing the right one can be
But, there is help for cow-calf
producers. The Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University is offering a new
software program to assist cow-calf producers in making choices in estrus
synchronization for their beef herds. The "Estrus Synchronization Planner"
is an effort of the Iowa Beef Center and the North Central Bovine
Reproductive Task Force, a group of university reproductive experts from the
The Planner assists producers with
planning and implementing complicated synchronization programs and has
several exciting features. It offers 22 estrus synchronization systems in
three categories. One of the newest categories is fixed-time artificial
insemination. This means that producers can select the time they want to
artificially inseminate the cows compared with having to monitor and breed
the cows over a period of a couple of days.
The Planner recommends various systems
for cows and heifers. Once producers have selected their preferred system
and breeding date, the Planner provides a daily calendar of activity. There
is also a budgeted cost analysis of the various systems.
Software is available to producers for $35 (includes shipping and handling)
by contacting the Iowa Beef Center (515-294-BEEF) or by downloading the
Center's order form from:
Feeder Calf Prices -
What determines feeder cattle
prices? The Iowa Beef Center recently analyzed data from 433 lots of feeder
cattle (3532 head) consigned to three NW Iowa pre-conditioned feeder cattle
sales a year ago. The sales offered traditional green-tagged calves and
double-tagged calves. The double-tagged protocol required mandatory
green-tag procedures of vaccinations, castration, de-horning, 30-day weaning
and 60-day ownership. However, additional procedures were required. Two
modified-live vaccinations were administered for the 4-way viral, 7-way
Clostridial, and Haemophilus Somnus. The second vaccination was required a
minimum of one week prior to sale. One vaccination for Pastuerella and
internal parasite treatment were also required. When all requirements were
met, calves were double-tagged by the attending veterinarian, and
"Double-Tagged Program" was written on the certificate.
The analysis examined how sex, color,
frame score, lot size, cleanliness (dirt and manure tags) and day of sale
affected the price ($/cwt) of feeder cattle in the auctions. Variables that
resulted in price premiums included: steers, frame score, black hide, day of
sale and the double-tagged protocol. Steers received $7/cwt more than
heifers. Medium-sized animals sold for $1.30/cwt more than small animals,
but less than large-framed cattle. Black animals received $1.91/cwt more
than non-black animals. Animals in the February sale received $14.20/cwt
and $9.90/cwt less than cattle in the December and January sales,
respectively. Market volatility due to BSE may have exaggerated this
factor. Double-tagged calves received a $2.25/cwt premium over traditional
green-tagged calves.
Prices were discounted on heavier weight and manure tags. An incremental
increase of 100 pounds in the average lot weight caused an $8/cwt decrease
in sale price. Animals with manure tags sold for $6.50/cwt less than those
without manure tags. Lot size, the presence of dirty animals in the lot,
use of a growth promoting implant and parasite treatment did not impact
prices. A full article will soon be available in the 2005 ISU Animal
Industry Report.
Iowa State
University Swine Software
by Dave Stender,
ISUE Swine Field Specialist
article is a reminder that useful decision-aid spreadsheet software is
available for swine producers. This year I have seen renewed interest in
the Diet Analyzer Spreadsheet. This software is flexible enough to fit any
production system and vastly differing pig nutritional requirements.
Standard recommendations are included from life cycle swine nutrition, but
even the recommendations can be adjusted as new research unveils the need
for change. Multiple feed stuffs can be entered and feed tags from specific
labels can be directly entered into the program. Many producers use it to
calculate a representative feed budget.
tracker is an Excel spreadsheet that tracks feed, other costs and
performance for groups of pigs in nursery or finisher. Features new to this
software include optional feed budget to actual comparison, performance goal
input, death loss analysis, and pork quality assurance records. It is
desired that producers use this software to compile and network confidential
information, helping each other make better decisions and benchmarks.
A popular
cash flow software is being updated.
The "Swine
Budget & Cash Flow Projection Software" has been revised as an upgrade to
the former Iowa State University MCS-10 budget evaluation spreadsheet. It
can be used to evaluate a current or potential swine producing scenario in
terms of both budget and cash flow. This spreadsheet combines all of the
previous MCS series budgets (like farrow-to-finish and feeder pig finishing)
into a single package, and adds a great new feature: users will be able to
estimate the cash flow of a swine operation over a much longer (11 years)
period of time than previous versions. This allows a longer and more
efficient look into the future. Software will be available soon.
A Sow
Longevity Spreadsheet is helping pork producers worldwide. Customized
farrow-to-finish and breed-to-wean spreadsheets in English and Metric units
of measure have been developed to help pork producers accurately determine
how long to keep a breeding herd female in their herds. Producers enter
operation specific financial and production information in the appropriate
form and get information they can use in their operations. To date the
software has been widely distributed throughout the U.S. and the world.
Users from 17 states and 26 different countries (on six continents) have one
or more of the four different versions. The software users have indicated
they control or have influence on over 20 million sows in production. This
free tool is helping these producers make better production and business
decisions regarding the replacement rate and the number of parities or
length of herd life that is required for a sow to be a profitable
investment. IPIC's Ken Stalder and his University of Tennessee colleague
Curt Lacey worked together on these spreadsheets, including recent
There are other
simple calculator spreadsheets for such things as production scheduling,
evaluating market weight and corn gluten rations. Some of the spreadsheets
are free others can cost up to $30.
For more
information, contact Dave Stender at (712) 225-6196 or Ken Stalder at The
Iowa Pork Industry Center, (515) 294-4683; <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Keeping Current on Info This Summer
by Joel DeJong, ISUE Crops Field Specialist
Soybean rust, aphids, Western Bean Cutworms,
and other pests. How do you know when to scout and when an outbreak is
occurring? One of our jobs in Extension is to provide accurate information
to crop producers. As new worries develop, a lot of panic can sometimes set
in. If you are an Internet user, here are some resources that might help
you stay current, and reduce panic, during the next growing season!
Paul Kassel (firstname.lastname@example.com), Todd
Vagts (firstname.lastname@example.com) and I (firstname.lastname@example.com), the NW Iowa
Extension Crop Specialists, all write newsletters sent via e-mail almost
weekly during the summer. To subscribe, just send us an e-mail, and we will
be happy to add you.
ISU Extension has the Integrated Crop
Management Newsletter. You can subscribe via mail, or get it on-line free
at this web site:
. This newsletter is searchable by topic - so you can see useful newsletter
articles from previous years. Other ISU Newsletters are also found on this
Other great reference pages include:
ISU Weeds page:
http://www.weeds.iastate.edu/ ; the
soybean rust page:
http://www.soybeanrust.info ; and the
"quick info" soybean cyst nematode page:
. Of course, the Iowa Manure Management Action Group web page is a must for
anyone in the livestock industry:
http://extension.agron.iastate.edu/immag/default.htm .
There are great Internet resources available from your Iowa State University
Extension, and these are just a few. Start on the main web page:
http://www.extension.iastate.edu/ and see lots more of what is out
there. Use them!
NW IA Dairy Days
by Chris Mondak, ISUE Dairy Field Specialist
Mark your calendar for the Northwest Iowa
Dairy Days that ISU Extension will host. Choose from two days and
locations: March 8 in Sheldon at Northwest Iowa Community College and March
9 in Cherokee at Western Iowa Tech. Registration and exhibit viewing begin
at 10:30 am. each day.
The ISU Dairy Day program addresses concerns
and questions raised by NW Iowa Dairy producers in recent months. This
local meeting is a good opportunity to receive information on pertinent
topics, to network with producers and consultants, and get updates on
industry products and services.
The program includes
these topics:
Setting up On-farm Composting of Animal
Mortalities. Learn how this simple method may save you money and improve
Understanding the Iowa Phosphorus Index
and How it will Apply to Your Operation
New Information about Johnes Disease
Control Programs. Learn how to interpret and use diagnostic tests and
why it makes sense to us the new risk-assessment resource.
Updates on using Distillers Grain and
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Hotel La Perla Tremezzo: Incredible view!
A small hotel, high up in the hills above the village of Tremezzo. They include breakfast but you usually need to sort out the other meals yourself in town. There is a 'trattoria' nearby that you can walk to with excellent views.
We had a suite that was 2 rooms - a sleeper couch for the kids. Very comfortable indeed. The view of the lake is simply amazing. The hotel is spotlessly clean and nicely updated. Furnishings are modern and tasteful.
I booked this hotel primarily because of the excellent reviews it has recieved from travellers on 'tripadvisor'. We were certainly not disappointed.
The view!
- Sininen
- Reviews: 727
B&B 42 A: More Italian hospitality
As there was furniture fair in Milan it was very difficult to find accommodation there. Michela helped us to find B&B 42A near Malpensa airport and we were very pleased with our short stay there. Signora Pelosi, Angelica, was very friendly and helpful, but unfortunately she spoke only Italian. Her daughter Elena translated everything to us. The B&B is 300 m from Malpensa Airport so for light sleepers it could be a problem, or at least take ear plugs with you. My friend did and she had no problems with sleeping. Me? I can sleep under any circumstances! For a fee of 5 Euro Angelica or her husband Franco will fetch you from the airport. We took a taxi and he charged us the fixed fee of 15 Euro for a trip of one kilometre!
We had all upstairs to ourselves. A kitchenette, lounge area, bathroom and a bedroom. There was a double bed and two single beds and additional single bed in the lounge so there was room for five people. The flat was very clean. Breakfast wasn't as plentiful as in Casa Pini. Croissants, biscuits, yoghurt, juice, coffee and tea.
- Sininen
- Reviews: 727
Casa Pini B&B: Real Italian hospitality and atmosphere
We couldn't have been more satisfied with our accommodation. We wanted to stay in a small village rather than a busy city and found what we were looking for in Casa Pini. We were greeted by Mrs. Pini's (Michela) grandmother who showed us to our room and though her English was limited we got along well. In the morning we met Michela, who was most wonderful person and eternal source of information and suggestions to fill our days with. She spoke excellent English and German too. Her whole family was in the business and all of them as helpful. One morning Michela's father served breakfast and on another her mother. She drove us to Menaggio one morning and Michela drove us down to Cadenabbia on the day of our leaving so we didn't have to pull the luggage there. We really were made at home at Casa Pini! We spent six nights there and were so sad to leave!
Our room was spacy and have lovely view towards to the mountains behind. Both the room and the bathroom (shared) though you can get it to yourself only at 10 Euro a day were spotless. Breakfast was plentiful with different types of cereal and muesli, toast, rolls, cold cuts, cheese, eggs, marmalade, yoghurt, juice...coffee and tea. One morning we had to leave earlier so Michela gave us a packed breakfast to take with us. There were nice decorations everywhere...dried flowers, flower baskets, pottery, poutpourri...
- azz8206
- Reviews: 169
Hotel Britannia Excelsior: Cadennabia
The hotel is quite beautiful especially if you look up at the ceiling in the breakfast room it is quite stunning. The hotel is in Cadenabbia on the lakefront, and is not very expensive. It costs 100 euro a night when I was there. The rooms are big and clean although they are a little humid.
The hotel is across the lake from Bellagio and you can enjoy a pint on the terrace or on your balcony if you get a room with one and enjoy all the breathtaking scenery of the lake.
The ferry that takes you across to Bellagio is right in front of the hotel and is quite expensive costing 15 euros a person to go and to come back.
- skywalkerbeth
- Reviews: 179
Eremo Gaudio (Varenna): It puts the fun in funicular!
Varenna is a very small town on Lago di Como. You can walk to this hotel from the town or drive - it's on the way to Fiumelatte (very close in other words). The drive to get to the hotel is on a one way, windy street straight up the hill... you park and get your key and then take two funiculars to get to your room - we had one on the top floor (6th) so we were as high as you could imagine, there!
The room was basic but very clean and spacious. We had a large balcony and the perfect view over the Lake. Tiled floors... decent sized bathroom (but only a shower - no matter). Our room was called "Varenna" (they name their rooms).
I paid 125E a night for this room. A great bargain, too!
The double funicular just to get to your room! One of my pictures shows one - the other one is hidden by the foliage and you can barely see the hotel peeping out, too.
- Tman777
- Reviews: 11
Villa Cipressi: On the lake
We were able to reserve for only two nights at the Villa Cipressi because a "conference" was to take place there and all the rooms were booked. For two nights though, it was beautiful. The restaurant was so-so, but the location is very convenient to walk to numerous restaurants in the town
Fabulous location and views. Restaurant is just OK and there is no designated parking.
- boderf
- Reviews: 3
Il Perlo: Bellagio Hotel
Stayed here two nights. In mountains above Bellagio. Views are extraordinary. The location is a problem if you don't have a car, the hotel provides a shuttle (one small car) into town only on a set twice a day schedule. Pick up in town is unreliable - had to call for the car twice.
They will arrange transportation to restaurants.
Hotel is clean and well run.
Transportation problems are minor compared to the view.
- kucha
- Reviews: 671
Villa D-Este: Five Star Luxury Worth the Price
This hotel is not for everyone at its price -- yet my view is that, if you're going to splurge anywhere, this is the place!
Villa D'este is one of the Five-Star Alliance Hotels (like the better-known Ritz name) and treats its clients like royalty!
For thousands of years poets, statesmen and royalty have raved about the natural beauty of Lake Como ... so, if you can, just go for it!
Magificent lake and mountain views. Gorgeous garden with impressive mosaic-work. Lake and dock access for touring boats on Lake Como. Impeccable service.
- rexvaughan
- Reviews: 1159
Albergo Olivedo: Outstanding food, magnificent views
This is the ideal place to stay! The hotel sits right on the lake. Our room had views to both the west (of the lake) and the north (of the Alps). The room was quite spacious and well appointed. The bath and toilet were in a separate room but private. The lady who runs the place (I can't remember her name and don't know if she still owns/runs it) was a human daynamo. She was welcoming guests, serving dinner and speaking about 6 languages. She was most cordial and helpful. When I checked out she wished us well then gave me a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
I said this is the ideal place to stay and certainly the ideal place to eat. The dining room is somewhat formal with pink and white linen which gave a nice atmosphere to the wonderful food. My wife and I agreed that the best meals we had in Italy were here and Guido's in Siena.
Breakfast is included and is quite good but basic Italian fare.
I can't give this place a high enough recommendation. It was fabulous!
The latest prices (June 2006) I have seen via their website indicate a 3 day stay including dinner (which is fabulous) will run about $100 per person but it is well worth it. Prices vary by season and by whether or not meals are included and in some seasons half board is mandatory.
- GypsyBessie
- Reviews: 82
Britannia Excelsior Hotel: Hotel By The Lake
We stayed at the Britannia Excelsior as it was recommended to us as quite good and part of the tour package which was excellent value and included travel, accommodation, food, drink, and 3 excursions.
The Hotel is quite old and obviously in need of some attention both outside and inside. However, with some alterations and decoration it could be a beautiful Hotel. It was very clean and although we had a basic room without a view or balcony it was comfortable and clean. The meals were very good indeed considering the price we paid and the staff were helpful and pleasant.
- Roeffie
- Reviews: 1442
Hotel Bazzoni et du Lac ***: Magnificent view and excellent cuisine!
Excellent hotel with great Italian style food!
Interior in old classic style. The rooms are ok, although there is some noise from the room next door.
But the excellent view and the delicious food covers that problem!
- cam410
- Reviews: 3
Hotel Villa Flori: Wonderful, peaceful Lake Como Hotel
Its a wonderful hotel. Not one that shows up in most searches for Como hotels.
Outside Como but you can walk from the Hotel to either City of Como or Village of Cernobbio. It is probably 1 mile to either place. Pretty walk to Como along lake. Short taxi ride to Como as well.
All the rooms overlooking the Lake which is a treat.
Beautiful lobby, nice breakfast room and bar. Did not have dinner in restaurant but menu looked wonderful.
All rooms overlook lake.
5 minute walk from Ratti Silk factory outlet -- must stop in.
Boat stop nearby however it is not on the main boat routes.
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With three straight 90-plus loss seasons now in the books, the Minnesota Twins obviously need to make some significant changes if they hope to return to playoff contention anytime in the near future. Adding capable starting pitching needs to be a top priority this offseason, and no position player outside of catcher Joe Mauer qualifies as untouchable at this point.
One place there will not be a change for Minnesota is in the dugout, as manager Ron Gardenhire was brought back on a two-year deal despite the team's recent run of ineptitude. There will be one new coach next to Gardenhire on the bench though, as Hall of Famer Paul Molitor has been elevated after serving as a roving minor league instructor in recent years.
If the Twins' 40-man roster is written out in pencil, any knowledgeable person armed with an eraser should find plenty of players who should not be back with the team in 2014. Whether general manager Terry Ryan pulls the trigger on that many moves and overhauls the roster is a big question, but if history is any indication we will not see any major moves. I fully expect to see too many players that have played a role in the losing of the last three seasons back in the mix next spring, which fits with the move to keep Gardenhire without a serious outside search and an apparent satisfaction with how things have been recently.
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5. LF Josh Willingham
Willingham had a disappointing second season with the Twins in 2013, as injuries limited him to 111 games and 471 plate appearances and he hit just .208 with 14 home runs and 48 RBI. The 34-year old (35 in February) is slated to make a fairly reasonable $7 million in the final year of his contract next year, so a contending team that needs a right-handed power hitter may have interest and Ryan would have to listen.
4. OF Darin Mastroianni
Mastroianni's hopes to be Minnesota's 2013 Opening Day center fielder were derailed by a spring training ankle issue, and he only played 30 games (73 plate appearances) for the Twins once he was healthy enough to play. Mastroianni would not be expensive to bring back after making $500,000 this past season, but at best he is a quintessential fourth outfielder who would provide good defense and speed on the bases (21 stolen bases in 2012).
3. 3B Trevor Plouffe
Plouffe's defensive ineptitude at third base makes him a prime candidate for a position move, but the Twins may have a glut of options at the most likely spots for him to move to (first base, right field, left field) depending on their other offseason moves. Plouffe's power potential (24 home runs in 2012) may interest other teams in a trade if the Twins can't (or don't want to) find another spot for him on the diamond.
2. 1B/OF Chris Parmelee
Parmelee was productive in his first taste of big league action in 2011 (.355, four home runs and 14 RBI in 21 games), but he has hit just .228 with 13 home runs and 44 RBI with the Twins over the past two seasons (165 games, 543 plate appearances) while striking out 133 times over that span. Parmelee is a candidate to replace Justin Morneau at first base next season and he could also be in the mix in the corner outfield spots, but if the Twins want to make Oswaldo Arcia their every-day right fielder and Mauer moves to first base Parmelee could be elsewhere.
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In the 2013 legislative session, the Florida Legislature repealed the set of statutes that originated at the turn of the twentieth century setting terms of courts for all of Florida's circuit courts, district courts of appeal, and the supreme court. The law becomes effective January 1, 2014. See Ch. 2-13-25, § 25, Laws of Fla. (2013).
In place of set court terms, the Legislature created sections 43.43. This new statute gives the Florida Supreme Court the discretion to (1) establish terms of court for the Supreme Court, the district courts of appeal, and the circuit courts; (2) authorize those courts to establish their own terms of court; or (3) dispense with terms altogether.
Of particular relevance to appellate practitioners, however, is the creation of section 43.44, which applies to appellate court mandates. That new section provides:
An appellate court may, as the circumstances and justice of the case may require, reconsider, revise, reform, or modify its own opinions and orders for the purpose of making the same accord with law and justice. Accordingly, an appellate court may recall its own mandate for the purpose of allowing it to exercise such jurisdiction and power in a proper case. A mandate may not be recalled more than 120 days after it has been issued.
Ch. 2013-25, § 10, Laws of Fla. (2013). This statute changes longstanding decisional law, holding that "the jurisdiction of an appellate court over its judgments persists to the end of the term at which the judgment is rendered, and then absolutely terminates, in the absence of statute or rule having the effect of a statute in force to the contrary." Westberry v. Copeland Sausage Co., 397 So. 2d 1018, 1019 (Fla. 1st DCA 1981) (citing Chapman v. St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church, 138 So. 630 (Fla. 1932)).
Whether section 43.44 restricts or broadens an appellate court's ability to alter a final decision by recalling its mandate depends of course on when the decision would have been issued during the court's former term. If a decision had been entered early on during the court's term, section 43.44 now restricts the time limit during which the appellate court could recall its mandate. On the other hand, if the decision had been entered near the end of the court's term, section 43.44 expands the time within which the court could recall its mandate.
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