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Emerald ash borer (EAB) has been confirmed in a number of counties throughout Iowa. As a result, the entire state of Iowa is now under state and federal firewood transport quarantines. It is in direct violation of the federal quarantine to transport firewood from a quarantined area into a non-quarantined area. Park visitors are cautioned not to transport firewood across county lines in Iowa or across state lines since the movement of firewood throughout Iowa or to other states poses the greatest threat to quickly spread EAB even further. Do you part to help prevent the spread of EAB and other woodland pests. Please consider buying firewood locally near the park you are visiting and burn it all during your stay. For more information about EAB and the federal firewood transport quarantine, visit: www.iowadnr.gov/firewood
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There are a number of rules and restrictions pertaining to use of this facility including decorations and clean up responsibilities. If you have never rented the lodge before, it is recommended that you contact staff at the park prior to making a reservation. All renters should read all of the use rules and cleaning procedures for this facility found on the Iowa DNR website at www.iowadnr.gov and entering "Lodge Rentals" in the site search box located right above the "Inside DNR" tab. Renters are expected to abide by all facility use rules and cleaning procedures for the facility. Failure to review these items could result in cancellation of your reservation and forfeiture of reservation transaction fees.
If you party size exceeds the seating capacity, you must contact the park office PRIOR TO RESERVING, to determine whether the facility and amenities can accommodate your event. Failure to do so may result in cancellation of the reservation and forfeiture of reservation transaction fees.
KEY INFORMATION: Key will be in lock box at the lodge. The access code for the lock box is the last 4 digits of the reservee's primary phone number on the reservation account. Return key to lock box when the event is over.
DAMAGE DEPOSIT REQUIRED: A damage deposit of $100 is required in addition to the rental fee. The deposit must be paid separate from the rental fee. The damage deposit is due upon arrival or a check can be mailed to the park office at least 7-14 days in advance. Checks should be made payable to Iowa DNR. Cash deposits must be returned in person. Checks will be returned by park staff at check-out or returned by mail upon satisfactory inspection of the facility. Mail the check to:
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If you wish to decorate the day before, you will need to reserve the facility for that day and pay the appropriate rental fee. Please be sure to read the rules regarding decorations on the DNR website.
The renter is responsible for the group and all activities in the park associated with the event. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is not responsible for items that are lost, stolen, or become damaged. Renters are financially responsible for any damage to state park property or extra cleaning that may be required.
Please plan to have your function over by 10:00 p.m. or earlier if necessary in order to clean and leave before the park closes.
Only beer with an alcohol content of 5% or less by weight and wine with an alcohol content of 17% or less by weight may be consumed in state parks and recreation areas. Drinking of these beverages is not permitted on roads or in parking areas. Hard liquor and wine with an alcohol content of more than 17% by weight or other alcoholic liquors are not to be consumed in state parks and recreation areas. Keg beer is allowed through a keg beer permit only. Renter must obtain permit from park staff at least 30 days prior to the rental. A keg beer deposit in the amount of $100 per 100 or fewer persons will be required. Depending upon the size of your gathering, the damage deposit for the lodge rental may be waived in lieu of the keg beer deposit if the keg beer deposit is greater than $100.


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NZ Herald reports that More espionage agents being recruited amid threats on social media in NZ spies to combat new terror threats.
In a rare interview, Ms Kitteridge said New Zealand's risk level had gone from very low to low. That might not sound significant, she said, but it was of concern.
Ms Kitteridge said SIS staff numbers were linked to the threat level and there had been "very active recruitment" since the Prime Minister announced an increased $7 million in funding in November.
SIS annual reports show the number of people working at the agency has almost doubled since 2001 when it had 111 staff and got $13 million in funding. The most recent report shows it spent $37 million — $3 million more than its budget — and had 218 fulltime-equivalent staff. Ms Kitteridge would not say how many new agents had been hired.
New risks through social media are one reason for the increase in staff.
Facebook pages encouraging violence on behalf of Isis (Islamic State) are among factors increasing New Zealand's official terrorism risk and leading to a recruitment drive for new spies.
(Kitteridge) described the public relations and technical skills deployed by Isis and al-Qaeda terrorist groups through social media as "slick".
She said it was an "environmental change" which increased the risk to New Zealand. "Geography doesn't protect us the way it used to. Al-Qaeda and [Isis] are very slick in terms of technology and PR."
Ms Kitteridge also gave details of the types of activities that have led to the development of a "watch list" of 30 to 40 names.
"We are concerned about people channelling funding. Some would very much like to go and fight in Syria and other people talk about doing things in New Zealand.
"Some we worry about a lot and some we are absolutely aware of them but it's another level of risk. We work as hard as we can to make sure we are making that judgment right. But it's not a perfect science."
She said they would follow up the leads and tips received by the SIS on 30 to 40 people not yet on the watchlist but whom the PM had identified as needing investigation.
The people who required investigation changed constantly as some were ruled out and others placed on the watch list.
Social media have had an increasing role in Islamic extremism, and Britain and the US have prosecuted users deemed to have made comments supportive of terrorism.
And there's evidence of what is happening on Facebook.
The Herald has this week tracked multiple Facebook pages of Kiwis that have carried recruitment-style material for Isis.
One such person took to social media this week after French police shot dead three Islamic terrorists in Paris, saying: "My dear beloved brothers and sisters, its time to wake up. Get ur guns, get ur knifes, get ur boots, train intensively, increase your (faith) and (certainty), study the virtues of Jihad (for the sake of Allah)."
Contacted by the Herald, he asked for $2,000 for an interview and refused to talk when told he wouldn't get any money.
Cheeky bugger. And potentially dangerous. Individuals like this may not become violent themselves but they are trying to talk up and encourage violent acts.
Another page displayed imagery of gun-wielding fighters wearing the keffiyeh headdress in Isis colours carrying the organisation's slogans. The message posted with the images was: "Just 1 bullet away from jannah [paradise]."
The Facebook account owner — who gives the Middle East as his current location — was linked last year to the Avondale Islamic Centre shut by the Muslim community after concerns about the style of preaching. The man was visited by police after threats to Herald staff covering the mosque conflict.
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Tank coating maker Tnemec is now accepting nominations for its seventh annual Tank of the Year competition, which honors innovative use of the company's coatings on water tanks.
All tank styles, and both new construction and renovation projects, are eligible. The deadline for entries is Oct. 3.
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All electronic nomination forms must be accompanied by a photo or photos of the tank. Entries will be judged by "a committee of water tank enthusiasts" on several criteria, including artistic value, significance of the tank to the surrounding community, and challenges encountered during the project, according to Tnemec.
The panel will select both a winner and runners-up.
Selected entries will appear in Tnemec's water tank wall calendar and used in promotional materials throughout the year. Complete details are available at www.tnemec.com/tankoftheyear.
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Tnemec's 2011 Tank of the Year winner was a 1 million gallon torospherical-bottom, ovaloid-style welded steel tank in Hollywood, FL. The 10-legged tank was the first legged design to win Tank of the Year since the competition began in 2006.
The winning tank features a mural of turtles and fish swimming in a blue ocean, reflecting the hundreds of loggerhead sea turtles that return to Hollywood Beach every year.
"Judges in the 2011 competition were impressed by the tank's colorful artwork with its conservation theme depicting loggerhead sea turtles, which are an endangered species," said Tnemec's Doug Hansen. "The elegant graphics are enhanced by the dramatic lighting that illuminates the landmark at night, calling attention to Hollywood as both a tourist destination and a vibrant community."
Previous year's winners include the Rosemont, IL, pedestal tank; the Anderson, SC, hot-air balloon tanks; the Lake Villa, IL, Providence at Painted Lakes pedestal tank; the Daree Fields Hydropillar in Dublin, OH; and the Newton, KS, composite tank.
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Why not add the contractors name in the article as they are the one with the talent. I have no idea who painted these tanks as I am from the Northeast. Art and industry... We can all get along!
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Hey, Mike, we don't forget contractors! If you followed the link to last year's winners, you would have seen: "The coatings were applied by Utility Service Co. Inc. Founded in 1963, the Perry, GA-based contractor provides a full range of potable water tank maintenance services." But thanks for the chance to salute them again!
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Thanks Mary, I'm too lazy sometimes. Good stuff, Keep it up.
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The mothers of the three American hikers detained in Iran today received visas to vist them, a week after the Iranian president told "Good Morning America" that he would make "recommendations" to the judge about the hikers' fate.
"We are delighted that, as Iran had promised us, we now have visas in our passports to travel to Iran and visit Shane, Sarah and Josh in Evin Prison," the mothers of the three hikers said in a statement.
The three hikers, Shane Bauer, 27; Sarah Shourd, 31; and Josh Fattal, 27; have been held in Iran without access to their families or a lawyer since July 31.
In a May 4 interview with "GMA" anchor George Stephanopoulos President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad initially said the decision was up to the judge. But after Stephanopoulos pressed, the Iranian president then admitted he would make "recommendations to the judge."
"My recommendation would be that he should cooperate, help them. But the judge is not under my influence," Ahmadinejad told Stephanopoulos.
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The three Americans were reportedly hiking on a trail that winds along the unmarked Iran-Iraq border. The mothers said they hope to fly to Tehran early next week.
"We cannot wait to see our children after nine long and distressing months and are doing everything we can to arrive in Iran as quickly as possible," Nora Shourd, Cindy Hickey and Laura Fattal said in the statement.
Following Stephanopoulos' interview with Ahmadinejad, the three mothers told "GMA" they had asked Iranian officials to set aside politics and release their children.
"The two countries are at odds with each other and we don't want this mixed in with that," Cindy Hickey, mother of Shane Bauer, said on "GMA" last week.
"Stop playing games with our kids ... it just needs to end," Nora Shourd said.
The three mothers were in New York last week in hopes of meeting with Ahmadinejad when he came to the United States to speak at the United Nations' conference on nuclear non-proliferation.
"This stuff about 'it is in the hands of the judiciary' is just ridiculous. After nine months the kids haven't been interrogated, there is no reason for it to be delayed any longer," Hickey said on "GMA."
They never heard back about their request, but the women said if they'd had a chance to speak to the Iranian president they would have told him that their children are merely innocent hikers.
"If they crossed the border, he can talk to them and ask them about it. It is an alleged charge, we do not know if they crossed the border," Laura Fattal said. "And so I think any discussion with the three individuals will ensure the Iranian authorities that these young people had no intention of entering Iran."
Nora Shourd said they learned through a Swiss representative that the hikers are not doing well.
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- This marble was excavated at the Commonwealth Block site between 1988 and 2003.
'When I was a child, we played in the street with hoops; we played hopscotch, and chasey, and cowboys and Indians, running right round the blocks and that. We even played marbles too.' (Marie Hayes, born and raised in Little Lon 1920-1940)
To the children who lived there, Little Lon was home. The streets and lanes were their playground - for tossing knucklebones, flicking marbles or chasing over the cobblestones. Their chants and laughter were part of the sounds of Little Lon.
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1921 $1 Zerbe PR66 PCGS. The 1921 Zerbe proof Dollars were struck for the influential numisma...
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Remarkable 1921 Zerbe Proof Morgan Dollar1921 $1 Zerbe PR66 PCGS. The 1921 Zerbe proof Dollars were struck for the influential numismatist Farran Zerbe. The story goes that since the mint did not have the dies prepared, and the new Peace Dollars ready for distribution by the time of the ANA in the summer of that year, as a "personal favor" to Zerbe the mint struck off some undetermined number of proofs of the 1921 Morgan Dollar. Estimates of the number struck of this special issue range widely from only a few dozen pieces to as many as 200. As with all genuine Zerbe specimens, there is a faint die scratch extending from the second U in UNUM to the border.
This is an especially fine example that is brilliant throughout. The fields show the swirling die polish marks that are also diagnostic of all Zerbe strikings. However, unlike many Zerbe proofs, this piece was carefully handled and there are virtually no contact marks on either side of this brilliant coin. Fully struck throughout, with complete detailing evident even on the reverse wreath, which is where fullness of strike is determined on the redesigned 1921 issues. Population: 7 in 66, none finer (11/05).
From The JFS Collection, Part Three.(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 257A, PCGS# 7341)
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