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CRAFTSBURY–In the consolation game of the Stephen Willey Memorial Tournament, the Whitcomb Hornets built a 43-24 lead at the half en-route to the 64-39 win over UCA.
The Crusaders, who were already shorthanded to start with, became more limited as Chris DeLaBruere was tagged for four fouls in the opening sixteen minutes, leaving him unable to compete at full strength.
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ORLEANS – "A total team effort," is what Coach James Ingalls has called Friday night's 48-44 victory over the Winooski Spartans.
Winooski jumped out in front early, building an 8-4 lead before James Margolla and Matthew Messier tied the game at 8 on back-to-back put backs. A Devon Rollins successful and-one pushed the lead back to 3, seconds before Matthew Messier drained a 3 at the buzzer to send the game to the second quarter knotted at 11.
Rollins tried to single handedly put the Rangers ball club away in the second frame, connecting on two 3-pointers to push the lead to 25-17.
WOODSTOCK–What I assumed would be an easy return to the bench turned into quite the adventure as the North Country girls hockey team managed to escape with a 9-6 win over the Wasps on Wednesday night.
"It was not the prettiest win I have ever seen, but the girls need to put this one behind them and get ready for Stowe on Friday," I said to myself after the game.
With assistant coaches Tom Bernier and Tracy Muzerall unavailable for the game, head coach Claude Paul asked me if I would like a chance to resume my old duties as an assistant coach for the evening.
JAY-The North Country icemen rallied for a pair of third period scoring plays and knocked off the visiting Middlebury Tigers 2-1 at the Ice Haus atop Jay Peak. It took goals by Ryan Paul and Adam Viens to secure the victory. Falcon junior netminder Chris Bronson kicked out 16 shots to help lock down the Tigers.
The Falcons scored twice in a span of two minutes in the third period to get the equalizer and the lead goal. Logan Fortier led Ryan Paul who went through a pair of Tiger defenders. Paul fired the disk past Middlebury goaltender Nick Brunch knotting things up at 1 all.
ORLEANS—The Lady Rangers of Lake Region played host to the Stowe Raiders Tuesday night, and after a shaky first quarter, the blue and white came alive and lit the opponent up to the tune of a 56-13 drubbing.
STOWE– On Tuesday, the North Country boys and girls snowboarding teams traveled to Stowe to take part in a slope side competition against four other schools. The day was cold, the rails were solid and the jumps were huge. When the snow had settled, the girls team tied for first place with Burr and Burton Academy, and were led by captains Gina Basiliere, who finished second and Anna Ghelli in third.
The boys team had a third place finish as a team, and they were paced by Justin Christopher's ninth place finish and Josh Brien, who rode in at the number twelve spot.
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ESSEX–The North Country girls had well played, hard fought game against the Essex Hornets, but in the end they came up on the short end of the stick, falling by ten 44-34.
"It was a great game," said coach Christiane Brown, "It was a back and forth, well controlled contest."
After being down by one 12-11 after one, the Falcons went on the attack to go up 21-16 at the half.
"We were super disciplined. By shortening the game we limited them from getting their running game going," said Brown.
NEWPORT–The North Country boys basketball team is in a state of flux right now. The team has been trying to establish an identity as a defensive minded physically and mentally tough group, but with a stream of players going in and out of the line-up as of late, it has been tough.
"We started off 4-3 and we are now 4-9. We are on a six game losing streak and we are frustrated," said coach Brian Bonvechio, "We feel like we are playing hard enough, but we are not getting things done that we need to."
ORLEANS-With a four game wining streak under their belts, the Lake Region Rangers looked to continue the trend. Visiting Danville had other ideas as they pulled away late for a 63-57 victory. The Indian backcourt had their way with the Rangers guards as Kyle Johnson and Scott Remick combined for 41 points for Danville. The tandem forced numerous turnovers, laying the groundwork for the Indians' eleventh win of the year.
WESTMORE–With perfect weather conditions and lightly falling snow to accent the mood, the North Country Nordic teams had a great day at the races on Saturday.
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Wait, is that how you build ATP hours?
Well now the prices for my weekend fix are gonna go up.........dang
55 lbs is like a snowflake hitting the east coast. 55 tons might have a small impact. Lol
smart way to pay off them erau loans.
Not if your stupid and get caught. That erau resume don't mean nothing now.
This i would think happens a lot more then people think. Ground units look over semi trucks more then the FAA looks at aircrafts
and that disappoints me. I know aviation is much bigger than it seems, especially us at smaller airports where everyone knows everyone else. (For that matter I worked in the airline industry and it's amazing how small world it is too)
But, I've always worn rose colored glasses and thought of us flying types as the good guys and unfortunately it's not 100% true.
Don't feel too down. Some marijuana is grown organically, thereby not poisoning the earth, and is bought by people suffering from cancer treatments, thereby giving them physical peace and an appetite to eat nourishing food. Was this pilot? *Shrug* I'm just sayin...
No. he was trying to make some cash quick. $220,000 street value
That number is completely arbitrary.
It was "high-grade". Don't know if the pun was intended.
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Does this really make him a "bad guy"? As long as he wasn't operating his aircraft intoxicated, I find what he's doing a lot less damaging to society than flying a shipment of whiskey.
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By HAROLD AND FRANCES CUNNINGHAMSpring Glen
With the passing of Memorial Day, we have reverence for our dead, holding dear their memories. The LDS Spring Glen Cemetery holds many of our relatives.
The cemetery ground was deeded to the LDS Spring Glen Ward in the 1890's by Mary Jane Babcock, who as a young bride came to Spring Glen in 1881 with her family. The cemetery holds the remains of many Spring Glen people, regardless of creed. Before Helper had an official cemetery, Helper residents along with miners, who worked for the Independent Coal & Coke Company, were also buried there.
About 1960, my first historical project began with the counting of all cemetery markers, visiting family members and obtaining family histories. At that time were many sunken and unmarked graves. Over the years, cleaning the cemetery has removed the evidence of them.
Since then, families have unofficially erected or enlarged fenced off areas, cemented boundaries, some of them over and encroaching on unmarked graves, staked off areas and claimed them as "theirs". Sometimes it was reported that as people were digging a grave site they came onto an old casket and pushed it aside.
It was early policies that families paid for lots, but no record now exists and it is very unlikely that any of us can prove a deed receipt for a grave site. It was also a policy that no one could be buried in the cemetery unless they were given permission under rules that only if their family was already buried there and if there was room.
Twice the LDS Spring Glen Ward asked the county to take over the cemetery, but this request was refused.
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Are you using any type of programs such as kppp or anything. Is your modem a winmodem? What kind of modem do you have? We need as much info as possible to be able to assist.
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Right, the biggest thing we need to know is the brand, and model number of your modem. If it is a winmodem then 99% chance you will not be able to use it in Linux. If the modem is internal it's usually a winmodem, and most external modems are hardware modems which can be used in Linux.
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MASSENA - A Norfolk-area woman charged with stealing pills prescribed to her cousins son has been ordered to pay a $205 surcharge after pleading guilty to a reduced count in Massena Village Court.
Massena Village Police had charged Rachel A. Panella, 32, of County Route 38, Norfolk, with petit larceny and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance following the New Years Day incident. She pleaded guilty to attempted petit larceny in a plea bargain agreement that satisifed both charges.
Panella had been charged with taking three Adderal pills prescribed to her cousin, Christopher Marasco, when she went to his familys residence seeking to borrow $5 and toilet paper. Mr. Marascos mother said she was in another portion of the house getting toilet paper for Ms. Panella when she heard a cupboard open and shut. She said she noticed a short time later that some of the Adderall pills were missing.
Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson also placed Panella under a one-year conditional discharge for the attempted petit larceny conviction.
In other recent court action before Judge Gustafson:
■ Jacob J. Sawinski, 26, of 498 South Main St., Apt. 6, Massena, was resentenced to serve two weekends in jail after he admitted he had violated the conditions of his probationary sentence. Probation officials alleged Sawinski violated his conditions by having unsupervised contact with a child on May 2 when he was at Price Chopper with his 11-year-old cousin. The probation department memorandum also noted Sawinski said he had planned to drop his cousin off at Springs Park when he left the store. The report noted the conditions of Sawinskis probation also prohibit him from being at parks and playgrounds.
■ Michael J. Bero, 53, of 12 Grassmere Ave., Massena, was fined $100 and ordered to make restitution of $21 after a petit larceny count was reduced to disorderly conduct. He was also placed under a one-year conditional discharge.
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Um...need a clarify things a bit here. Since Linux normally would refer to the kernel and that would normally be 2.6.x I'm not following you on the linux ver4...there's no such thing.
What you should have is a distrobution/flavor of linux..like Ubuntu,Fedora,Suse,Slax,Gentoo...etc. etc.
Automounting is handled by different way...sometimes by the desktop environment ...something line Gnome,KDE,XFCE,Enlightenment. etc.
I use Gnome and automounting is handled via the gnome-volume-manager which is controlled from gconf-editor.
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On Monday, October 1, Kathleen presents a 5 course Provence-inspired dinner at the home of Suzie Williams as part of the Festival of Flavors Chef series.
The festival is sponsored by the Flathead Valley Community College Foundation in support of scholarships and grants for deserving students. The week long event includes private chef's tables, wine and beer tastings, and food workshops located around the Flathead Valley.
As with her successful bi-weekly Chef's Tables held each summer, Kathleen's dinner for 12 will feature mostly organic, local provender and be paired with a selection of wines. The dinner is $125 per person with $75 tax deductible. To make reservations, call 756-3632 or visit www.fvcc.edu/festival.html.
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A Taste of Provence
Fromage avec de la confiture de figues
Cambozola baked with gooseberry preserves and served with meringue walnuts and Mediterranean flatbread
Lavendar Poche Salade d'artichauts
Petite French purple artichokes poached in lavender served with grilled golden beets,
heirloom tomatoes and lavender infused champagne balsamic dressing
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Alouette aux Figues et Noisettes
Armagnac roasted young quail stuffed with figs and hazelnuts
Tartelette au fromage de chèvre et poire
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Carbon Volleyball preps for state with win over Grand
Smarting from their loss to Wasatch, the Lady Dinos took the floor Tuesday night in a non-region match with Grand. Grand is currently ranked fourth in all of 2A and has had no intetion of being beat by Carbon. It shaped up as a great exhibition w...
Carbon Golf finishes strong in 3A state tournament
The Carbon High Dinos sent six golfers to the state tournament down in St. George with Carbon finishing in 8th place out of 17 teams at the tournament, only four shots out of 7th place. ...
Carbon High Cross Country finishes well at state
The Carbon cross country team headed to the state meet last weekend and were well represented, with the girls finishing in ninth place and the boys finishing in 11th.
Helper JV Volleyball team goes undefeated
Helper's J.V. Volleyball team went undefeated this season. The young team played hard and showed their determination throughout the season, earning them a first place trophy and seating them in first for tournament play. The girls fell short in t...
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Cole Haan Air Juliana Pump 45SKU: #7879684
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- Please note that this style is either discontinued and/or from a previous season.
- Enjoy the best of fashionable function with the Cole Haan Air Juliana pump. It'll take you where you need to go in polished style.
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What's Meal Exchange up to?
Things have been buzzing around the Meal Exchange office these past few weeks. For those of you that aren't familiar with the work we do- we're a national youth-led charity that engages students across Canada to address hunger in their communities.
At the moment, we're gearing up for our May fundraising campaign- 'Fill 'er Up- Meal Exchange's Grocery Cart Challenge'. Our goal is to raise $5000 by May 31st through the combined efforts of individual donations across Canada. It's amazing how even small contributions can really add up- we're asking students to donate $12, or the cost of attending a movie and adults to donate $28- the cost of going out to a nice restaurant. If the $5000 target is reached, it will enable us to provide 6000 meals for those in need. What makes it even better is that Molson has agreed to match all donations made! If you're interested in contributing or want to watch our grocery cart fill throughout the month as donations come in, visit us at www.mealexchange.com starting May 5th!
As part of our May Campaign, we're also partnering with the Bishop Strachan school here in Toronto to host a unique benefit event that will assist us in our youth-led hunger reduction initiatives. Adapting our Portraits of Hunger program, the students really have gone above & beyond to tell the stories of those most vulnerable in the Toronto community. The performance called '4 Corners' is an original play based on transcripts, interview & outreach work on the subject of hunger in Toronto. This will be a one of a kind event showcases the talent of Bishop Strachan students as they showcase the real stories of those facing hunger in our community. You can catch the performance on either May 20th or 21st and can purchase tickets online at www.mealexchange.com. Hope to see you there!
And last but definitely not least- it's National Volunteer Week! Our organization has just 2 staff & so the work that we do across Canada happens BECAUSE of our student volunteers. Not only are they are the one's on the ground where all the magic happens, but they are dedicated & incredibly enthusiastic individuals that have a vision for a country without hunger- and they inspire everyone they work with- myself included!
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RECORD TO YOUR iPod IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND.
Record stereo audio directly to your iPod with ProTrack. Capture live sound on your iPod anywhere and anytime without a single cable, and with one hand free! Just dock your iPod and cover it with the protective clear shield, and you're ready to roll.
You can record detailed, 16-bit, 44.1kHz or 22kHz stereo digital audio without connecting any additional equipment using ProTrack's onboard pair of cardioid condenser microphones. The on-board mics are fixed in XY configuration for optimal stereo imaging. ProTrack also has a pair of combo XLR-1/4" inputs enabling you to connect any professional sound source, including condenser and dynamic microphones and mixer outputs. Whether you are running on plug-in or battery power, ProTrack supplies 48V phantom power to its inputs for operation with external condenser microphones.
ProTrack has LED-level metering for instant visual indication, even in a dark club. You can monitor or play back recordings on the 1/8" stereo-headphone output. Controls for phantom power, limiter, and volume are easy to access.
ProTrack records on four AAA batteries or AC power using the included adapter. A 1/4"-20 threaded mounting point enables you to mount ProTrack on a mic stand with the optional ProTrack Adapter, on a table with the optional ProTrack Tripod table stand, or on a camera tripod for hands-free tracking.
ProTrack automatically dates and time-stamps files so it's easy to identify which track was the recording of the acoustic-guitar folk duo last Tuesday at happy hour, and which was the flailing hard-rock drummer from Friday night. And speaking of that percussive dynamo, you'll appreciate ProTrack's switchable limiter which ensures that your recordings are distortion-free.
ProTrack is the most convenient way to capture sound effects, recitals, jam sessions, speeches, interviews, rehearsals, performances, meetings, lectures, notes-to-self, and anything else you can thing of... directly to your iPod.
"iProRecorder for iPod Touch (shown here) is compatible with ProTrack and may be purchased from the iTunes app store. Visit www.iprorecorder.com for more info.
ProTrack records to iPod Classic 7th and 6th generation, 5th-generation iPod, 3rd and 2nd-generation iPod nano, 2nd-generation iPod Touch, and iPod nano-chromatic. Sleds are not included for nano-chromatic and nano 2G. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. iPod not included.
iProRecorder is a trademark of BIAS, Inc.
- Sleek design with clear, protective covers, integrates iPod
- Combo XLR-1/4" inputs for connecting mics, mixers, and more
- Stereo 1/8" headphone output
- 48V phantom power for use with external condenser mics
- Records 16-bit, 44.1kHz or 22kHz stereo digital audio
- Onboard stereo condenser microphones for detailed pickup
- Built-in mics in XY configuration for accurate stereo image
- Switchable limiter ensures overload-free recordings
- AC/DC operation on 4 AAA batteries or AC adapter (included)
- Threaded mounting point for tabletop and floor-stand applications
- ProTrack handheld recorder for iPod
- AC power adapter
- Face plates for iPod and iPod nano
- Quick start guide
- Two combination XLR-1/4"
- Internal Mic Inputs: +6dB to 49.3dB
- External Inputs (XLR): +6dB to 49.3dB
- External Inputs (1/4"): -11.3dB to +32dB
- 2nd & 3rd Gen. iPod nano: 0.01% @ 92dB SNR A-weighted (charge off, min. gain)
- 5th Gen. iPod / iPod Classic: 0.014% @ 88dB SNR A-weighted (charge off, min. gain)
- Bit Depth: 16-bit
- Sample Rates: 44.1kHz (high); 22.05kHz (low)
- Max Level: +0.3dBu Maximum
- THD+N: < 0.01% @ 1kHz
- Max Level: 75Ω output impedance, 40mW into 32Ω
- Without phantom power: > 3 hours
- Using phantom power: > 2 hours
- 2mm diameter (center pin); 5.5mm outside diameter
- Wired as center positive
- 8 oz. (226.8 g)
- 7.25" (184.15 mm)
Why does my iPod indicate low battery when I know the ProTrack is charged?The charge level indicated on the iPod screen only indicates iPod charge level and does not indicate battery level in ProTrack.
Which iPods can I use with ProTrack?You can use iPod 5G, 6G, and 7G Classics; iPod nano 2G, 3G, and 4G (nano-chromatic), and iPod Touch 2G.
What kinds of devices can I connect to its line inputs?You can connect microphones, CD players, samplers, keyboards, or any other line-level device. ProTracks inputs can accept a 1/4" or XLR connection. (You can even connect a high-impedance instrument like a guitar, though in this case we recommend using a preamp to lower the signal's impedance for the recorder.)
Can I record if I don't have external microphones?Yes, ProTrack's built-in condenser microphones are great for stereo recording.
How is ProTrack powered?ProTrack can be powered by 4 non-rechargeable AAA batteries or you can connect it to a power source using the included AC adapter. (You cannot use rechargeable batteries with ProTrack.) You may also use an external battery pack, but its polarity must be "center positive." See the "Technical Specifications" in the Quickstart Guide for more information about external battery pack requirements.
Does ProTrack record in mono or stereo?Either! Simply flip the RECORD MODE switch on the side panel to "Mono" or "Stereo."
How do I know when my batteries are low?When the internal batteries in ProTrack start getting low, the two left LEDs on the ProTrack meters (lowest green Left LED and lowest green Right LED) will start flashing approximately every two seconds as a low battery indicator. The remainder of the higher LEDs on the meters will continue to indicate signal level as normal. This has no relationship to charge level on the iPod and only indicates the battery level of the ProTrack batteries.
Can I charge my iPod in ProTrack?Yes, as long as you are using the included external power supply or an external battery pack. Don't forget to switch the iPod Charge On/Off switch to on.
Can I charge my iPod using ProTrack running on batteries?No. This is because charging your iPod would eat up almost all of the batteries' power in a single charge.
I am planning to purchase an iPod for use with ProTrack. Do you have any recommendations?There are two points to consider when selecting an iPod for use with ProTrack: how long you need to record and whether you'll be using the built-in mics or external audio sources (mic or line).
Hard disk-based iPods such in the Classic series can store hours upon hours of recordings, but run down their charge significantly quicker than the flash-based iPods, such as those in the nano family. For extremely long recordings, you'll want to have access to wall power so you can recharge your iPod between recordings.
Hard-drive iPods also make more operational noise because they have moving parts, whereas a solid-state flash unit does not. Since the built-in microphones are in close proximity to the iPod, we recommend flash-based iPods for the lowest-noise recordings using the on-board mics. When using external microphones or line-level sources, the hard-drive noise is not a concern.
Alesis does not recommend using iPod Classic 7G with ProTrack's on-board microphones due to its level of operational noise.
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Trucks have special audio hardware needs, and Pioneer's Truck Riders speaker line was built specifically to meet those needs. There's a range of power ratings and speaker configurations to select from, and their rugged design allows for easy placement and removal.
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For the dry Australian outback and the extreme weather of New Zealand's South Island, rugged work gear like this oilskin canvas vest is essential. Its wax-impregnated material resists rain through years of hard wear. Seven outer pockets, including two hand-warmer pockets, keep all of your essentials comfortably at hand. One inner pocket is perfect for wallet, passport, or MP3 player. Snaps at the waistband and a zip closure with snap-over storm flap keep the wind out. Flannel lined with a nubuck leather-lined collar.
100% cotton. Imported. Men's sizes M (40-42), L (44-46), XL (48), XXL (50-52).
Use a soft brush to remove any dirt. The jacket can be spot-cleaned with a damp sponge and cool water, but using detergent or dry cleaning will destroy the waterproof treatment.
Check for dry patches periodically, especially in high-friction areas like neck and shoulders. If the fabric looks and feels dry, or if you notice leaking, the coat can be reproofed with a paraffin wax. How often the vest will need reproofing depends on how heavily it's worn. An average time frame is once every five years. Search online for "reproofing oilskin" for materials and how-tos.
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As far as the wax cotton, this is the real deal.The zipper is not leather jacket quality but better then expected plus it has a built-in pull tab and is a two-way zipper not...Read complete review
As far as the wax cotton, this is the real deal.The zipper is not leather jacket quality but better then expected plus it has a built-in pull tab and is a two-way zipper not mentioned in the catalog.The collar is a soft leather on the neck side only.The fit (med.)was fine for me. This is not a vest to be worn with just a shirt under. It is made to be worn over a light jacket or heavy wool sweater so the fit must be a little large.The lenth is long enough to conceal a hip mounted fire arm for those of you that have a C.C.P. It came with two spare snaps ( a nice touch ).The inside lining is flannel with polyester fill for a little warmth.The inside pocket is zippered and of a good size. Also on the inside is an embossed leather-like sewn in" garment care" label.My only "con" is that I wish at least one of the top three pockets on the front were deeper.
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fits small * body length quite short
have outback full length coat and car coat product quality has never been an issue but this vest was a little disappointing. From description my husband would have been a medium but I ordered...Read complete review
have outback full length coat and car coat product quality has never been an issue but this vest was a little disappointing. From description my husband would have been a medium but I ordered large. Large was a just fit on a 40 chest and the body length is far too short. Needs to have more backside coverage!
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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent classy product
By Frank
from Ottawa Canada
Comments about Outback Oilskin Vest:
Love this vest - it is very practical, nice looking and the fit is great. Excellent in foul weather and in dampness.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
nice leather vest
By Trail Blazer
from Memphis TN
Love it would buy for freind or replace if lost or stolen will always own one.
By rudewulf
from Ruskin, FL
I use the vest primarely to travel as it is easy to wear, store and handle. Also it is warmer to wear than expected ... making it the ideal outherwear for this purpose as it keeps me confortable in and outside the airline terminals
(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
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By Tess
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Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Outback Oilskin Vest
By Mary the Sister
from Aberdeen, WA
Vest will be worn when my sister travels to England and Scotland this Fall.
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A good product
By cb rider
from Temecula, CA
Just got back from a ride near San Diego across the desert to Big Bend National Park, Texas. The weather was moderate, but got a little hot the last couple of days. I wore it often under my leather jacket and then as the day warmed I shed the jacket. It is now my favorite vest. cb
(5 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
disappointed. sizing awful
By bsky
from shrewsbury Pa
Terrible that it took 2 months to get a credit from NG and there phone employees not very nice. I will no longer shop this catalog
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Outstanding Quality & Workmanship
By Grateful Recipient
from Upstate NY
I received this vest as a Christmas gift. It's been very comfortable; great fit and well made. The unique properties of oilskin are interesting as well. I expect to get many years of service from it.
Real Quality
By Canadian Goddess
from Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Purchased for my Father as a giftThe color, cut, fit and quality is all excellent!My Father is hard to please - and he was very pleased!


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42 U.S. Code § 1866 - Divisions within Foundation
Source(May 10, 1950, ch. 171, § 8, formerly § 7,64 Stat. 152; renumbered § 8 and amended Pub. L. 90–407, §§ 4, 6,July 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 363, 364.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 8 of act May 10, 1950, which was classified to section 1867 of this title, was repealed by Pub. L. 90–407, § 4,July 18, 1968, 82 Stat. 363.
1968—Pub. L. 90–407, § 6, substituted provisions that there be within the Foundation such divisions as the Director, in consultation with the Board, may from time to time determine for provisions that, unless otherwise provided by the Board, there be within the Foundation a Division of Medical Research, a Division of Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences, a Division of Biological Sciences, a Division of Scientific Personnel and Education, and such other divisions as the Board deems necessary.
Consolidation of Directorates
Pub. L. 96–516, § 18,Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 3009, directed National Science Foundation to consolidate all Directorates, including Science Education Directorate, under one roof, in present location of central administrative offices, on or before Aug. 1, 1982.
Continuation of Existing Offices, Procedures, and Organization of the National Science Foundation
Amendment by Pub. L. 90–407intended to continue in effect the existing offices, procedures, and organization of the Foundation, see section 16 ofPub. L. 90–407, set out as a note under section 1862 of this title.
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