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Keeping fuel and fuel accessories on hand for your motorcycle is made easy when you shop at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. Having gas cans, beakers, funnels, and fuel lines accessible when needed can make doing simple services on your machine quick and easy. Stock your garage or shop with products from brands like RotopaX, Tusk, Acerbis, Helix Racing Products and more to help keep your motorcycle in the best condition possible. Take a look at our selection today so you can always be prepared to gas up and hit the road whenever the mood strikes!
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Kentucky has a rich tradition of hospitality and good food.
A new web page on the College of Agri-culture Web site will help people make food connections. The site can be found at www.ca.uky.edu/foods.
It will help people find Kentucky-grown foods in their county or surrounding area and give them more access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
Rain. Whether you have acres of grain crops or pasture, a garden, or lawn, this four-letter word is something we all need desperately.
Up until this week, Carroll County had been listed by the U.S. Drought Index as abnormally dry. However, the last report on July 10 placed Carroll County in Drought Level D1 – Moderate.
With this heat we have been having, I am sure it's just as hard for you as it is for me to decide what to prepare for every meal.
I sometimes just stand in front of the open refrigerator door and try to figure out what sounds good. Then I think about all the fresh foods now coming from our gardens and try to determine the best way to prepare them.
You know, we don't always have to cook the food. Many times it is even better eaten raw.
By SARAH BEACH
The News-Democrat Intern
If you were to meet the Cary family, you wouldn't know that four of their seven children are foster kids.
Chris and Konnie Cary, of Carrollton, are parents to Joel, 14, Sarah, 11, Jacob, 11, Levi, 8, Gage, 6, Jordyn, 5, and Max, 2.
They all work and play together like siblings, even though Jacob and the three youngest are only living with them temporarily.
Wednesday, July 11
Family Community Pharmacy Program will screen potential clients from 9-11 a.m. at the Northern Ky. Community Action Center, Highland Avenue. Call (502) 732-5253.
Carrollton Rotary Club meets at the lodge at General Butler State Resort Park at noon.
AA Big Book study groups meets every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St.
First Baptist hold Bible school July 15-19
First Baptist Church of Carrollton at 401 Highland Avenue hosts Vacation Bible School Sunday, July 15-Thursday, July 19.
Children and parents can arrive at 5:30 p.m. for dinner each evening. Each session runs from 6-8:15 p.m. Please call the church office at (502) 732-4396 if transportation is needed.
Worthville Pentecostal revival is July 12-13
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U.S. Men's National Team to play at CONCACAF Gold Cup in Frisco
Today officials named Toyota Stadium in Frisco as one of the 13 host sites for soccer's 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup this summer.
And making an appearance for the tournament will be the U.S. Men's National Team, which will play on July 7 as part of doubleheader that will feature four of the top national teams in the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.
The Gold Cup, which is held every two years, has previously been held at the much larger AT&T Stadium in Arlington. This is the first time for Frisco to host the prestigious soccer event.
"It's a huge event for us, especially knowing that our U.S. National Team will be here," said Marla Roe, executive director of the Frisco Convention & Visitors Bureau. "When we have our national teams playing here — the men's or women's — the games sell out."
Toyota Stadium's capacity is about 21,000. The 2011 Gold Cup games at AT&T Stadium had a sellout attendance of 81,108.
But Frisco officials say the city will be ready for crowds with numerous events and watch parties surrounding the tournament.
Other host cities for the cup are Atlanta; Baltimore; Carson, Calif.; Charlotte; Chicago; East Rutherford, N.J.; Foxborough, Mass.; Houston; Kansas City, Kan.; Philadelphia; Glendale, Ariz.; and Toronto.
Tickets go on sale this spring.


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The Effects of Manipulating One Requirement of a Conjunctive Schedule on Responding in the Pigeon
Monteiro, Marilyn
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The problem. The primary purpose of the present study was to examine the effects of systematically increasing the ratio requirement of a conjunctive fixed-interval fixed-ratio schedule on responding during the fixed interval. Procedure. Three experimentally-naive homing pigeons initially trained to peck a red response key on a fixed-interval schedule (FI 180 sec) served as subjects. The inter-reinforcer response range was determined for each subject on the fixed-interval schedule. The ratio values used on the subsequent conjunctive schedules were selected from each subject's baseline response distribution. Findings. The frequency distributions of responses within each fixed interval did not systematically vary in shape as the fixed-ratio requirement was added to the fixed-interval schedule. These results were consistent across all three subjects. Subjects responded in a fixed-interval scallop on all schedules. The overall rate of responding was maintained across conditions. Conclusions. These results suggest that maintenance of responding on a conjunctive fixed-interval fixed-ratio schedule is dependent upon the selection of the ratio values from each subject's range of inter-reinforcer responses on the fixed-interval schedule. Systematic selection of the ratio requirement on this schedule appears to influence the pattern of responding observed per reinforcer. Recommendations. Maintenance of the overall response rate and fixed-interval patterning appear to depend on the manner in which the added response requirement is introduced to the subject. In order to gain an understanding of schedule-controlled behavior, researchers should carefully examine the method of response requirement selection when utilizing schedules with interval and ratio requirements.
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