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Deerfield Township, Warren County, Ohio
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|840 ft (256 m)
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Deerfield Township, one of the eleven townships of Warren County, Ohio, United States, is located in the southwest corner of the county. The most urbanized of the eleven, it had 36,059 people in the 2010 census. Before that, it had 25,515 people in the 2000 census and 26,359 in the 1990 census. (The drop from 1990 to 2000 is because the city of Mason, which was included in the 1990 figures, withdrew from the township in February 1997.) Until it was annexed into Mason in 1997, Kings Island amusement park was in the township. Statewide, other Deerfield Townships are located in Morgan, Portage, and Ross Counties.
One of the original four townships of Warren County, it was created on May 10, 1803, when the county was just nine days old. As originally created, it included all of what is now Union, the southern part of Turtlecreek Township, and Salem north of the Little Miami River.
Located in the southwestern corner of the county, it borders the following townships:
- Turtlecreek Township - north
- Union Township - northeast
- Hamilton Township - east
- Symmes Township, Hamilton County - south
- Sycamore Township, Hamilton County - southwest
- West Chester Township, Butler County - west
- Liberty Township, Butler County - northwest
Communities within the township include Kings Mills, Snidercrest, Fosters, Socialville, Twenty Mile Stand, Loveland Park, Landen
The median age for males in the township is 33.4 years of age. The median age for females in the township is 33.8 years of age.
The median income for a household in the township was $84,427 in 2008. In 1999, the median income for a household in the township was $71,800.[3]
The township is governed by a three-member board of trustees, who are elected in November of odd-numbered years to a four-year term beginning on the following January 1. Two are elected in the year after the presidential election and one is elected in the year before it. There is also an elected township fiscal officer, who serves a four-year term beginning on April 1 of the year after the election, which is held in November of the year before the presidential election. Vacancies in the fiscal officership or on the board of trustees are filled by the remaining trustees.
Members of the board include President Dan Corey, Vice-President Pete Patterson, and Chris Romano. The fiscal officer is John R. Wahle.[4]
Voters in 2002 rejected a proposal to expand the board of trustees to five members.[citation needed]
Public services[edit]
Most of the township is in the Mason City and Kings Local School Districts, but the extreme southwest corner of the township is in the Princeton City School District. Telephone service is provided through the Mason exchange through most of the township, but the southeastern part is in the Little Miami exchange. Mail is provided through the Mason, Lebanon, Kings Mills, Maineville, and Loveland post offices and the Sharonville and Sycamore branches of the Cincinnati post office.
- ^ a b "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "Deerfield township, Warren County, Ohio (OH)". City-Data.com. Retrieved 2012-07-15.
- ^ Board, Deerfield Township. Accessed 2012-03-18.
Further reading[edit]
- Elva R. Adams. Warren County Revisited. [Lebanon, Ohio]: Warren County Historical Society, 1989.
- The Centennial Atlas of Warren County, Ohio. Lebanon, Ohio: The Centennial Atlas Association, 1903.
- Nancy Cutler. Ohio Township Government : A Case Study Comparison of Anderson Township and Deerfield Township. M.A. Thesis, University of Cincinnati, 1998
- Sergei Gerasenko. The Annexation History of Deerfield Township and the City of Mason. M.A. Thesis, University of Cincinnati, 1999.
- Josiah Morrow. The History of Warren County, Ohio. Chicago: W.H. Beers, 1883. (Reprinted several times)
- Ohio Atlas & Gazetteer. 6th ed. Yarmouth, Maine: DeLorme, 2001. ISBN 0-89933-281-1
- Thomas D. Schiffer. Peters & King: The Birth & Evolution of the Peters Cartridge Co. & the King Powder Co. Iola, Wisconsin: Krause Publications, 2002. ISBN 0-87349-363-X
- William E. Smith. History of Southwestern Ohio: The Miami Valleys. New York: Lewis Historical Publishing, 1964. 3 vols.
- Rose Marie Springman. Around Mason, Ohio: A Story. [Mason, Ohio?]: The Author, 1982.
- Warren County Engineer's Office. Official Highway Map 2003. Lebanon, Ohio: The Office, 2003.
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A popular scapular of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It is made of green felt cloth, and on the face side is a picture of the Blessed Virgin, with rays emanating from her heart. On the reverse side is an image of the Heart of Mary alone, pierced by a sword, and surrounded with the inscription, "Immaculate Heart of Mary, pray for us now and at the hour of our death." The scapular is reputed to have special efficacy in bringing people back to the Church and to the sacrament of penance even after many years of estrangement from their faith.
All items in this dictionary are from Fr. John Hardon's Modern Catholic Dictionary, © Eternal Life. Used with permission.


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A critical confusion at the core of the "unretirement," work longer, encore career movement — pick your favorite euphemism — is choice versus necessity.
Is the encore trend little more than marketing talk masking the ugly reality that most aging boomers can't afford to retire and need to eke out a living well past 60? Or is the rethinking of life's last stage a welcome shift in expectations, built on embracing engagement, meaning, giving back and, yes, earning an income?
Truth is, for most boomers, the exploration is a mix of the desire for meaningful work and the need to pocket a paycheck.
Farming as an encore career
One of the oldest occupations (not that one) nicely shows the dialectical tension and illustrates an optimistic cocktail of motives behind the Unretirement movement: Farming.
How to catch up on retirement savings
Not having enough of a cushion for retirement is a daunting fear but there are strategies to help eke out some more dollars when it counts.
If you know any farmers, you know that, for them, retirement is an elusive concept. Nearly 29% of the nation's farmers (principal operators) are 55 to 64; a third are 65 and older.
But there's another reason for the high average age of farmers: The retire-to-farm movement (or, as my editor quipped, digging in for retirement).
It's an eclectic group that includes part-time farmers; second-career farmers; semiretired farmers; hobby farmers with a few acres; encore-career farmers with several hundred acres; immigrants carving out a new life for themselves and their families and others. Many retire-to-farm migrants rely on savings and pensions earned in a different occupation, although not all.
A look at "beginning" farmers shows one-third are 55 or older; more than 10% are over 65.
"A lot of people are retiring to farm," observes W. Michael Slattery, a former international business executive in New York and Tokyo who farms in Maribel, Wis.
"Farmer Dave": a passion for organics
Among them is 74-year-old David Massey or, as he likes to be called, "Farmer Dave." Massey picked organic farming — a lifelong passion — for his encore career.
I recently met him at his home in White Bear Lake, Minn. Massey's gardens were blooming and his house was full of plants. After we talked, he planned to deliver four boxes of heirloom tomatoes to a local organic restaurant.
Massey left the University of Minnesota in 1965 without a degree to start his career as a chemist at H.B. Fuller, the global adhesive manufacturer. He worked there for 34 years, mostly as a troubleshooter, including a year in China improving operations at a joint venture. Massey loved his job but, unhappy with new management, retired in 1998 at 58 and turned to organic farming. (He had bought some farmland early in his career, in northern Minnesota, with a sense that it would pay off at some point.)
"I have been organic since my early 20s," he says. "It's a health and belief philosophy."
Today, Massey farms about eight acres of fruits and vegetables in northern Minnesota, growing 250 varieties, including 75 kinds of heirloom tomatoes. He lives on the farm Monday through Friday and delivers to local restaurants from his home, 200 miles away, on weekends.
His wife Pamela, a first-grade teacher, just retired and would prefer he didn't work so hard. He'd like to spend more time mentoring, perhaps turning his farm into an educational resource for everyone from children to aspiring farmers.
"The chief crop I raise is awareness," Massey says. "What I really need to do is more teaching."
Massey isn't farming in his 70s for the money. He gets a pension and retirement health care benefits from Fuller, has an IRA and is debt-free. Anything he makes from the farm gets recycled back into the business. "Money is not my major motivation," he says. "But I don't want to lose money."
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text: Intro. A. We want to make a character study of two well-known men in the N.T. 1. One is known as a very great disciple of the Lord, the other as a very evil man. 2. Yet, when we compare the lives of the two men, we find that they had many things alike. a. They had many parallel opportunities and characteristics. b. In spite of this, they were entirely different in the outcome or end of their lives. B. Perhaps you have already guessed their names--they are: Peter and Judas Iscariot. I. THEY BOTH HAD OPPORTUNITIES TO KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG. A. At the feet of Jesus. 1. Acts 1:21-22 a. These were lofty qualifications, but both Peter and Judas measured up. b. If we considered every hour they had under the tutorship of Jesus, the greatest teacher that ever lived, it would probably give more than the equivalent of a Ph.D. degree in our time. B. Beholding the miracles. 1. Matt. 9:35; 11:2-5 a. The purpose of the miracles -- John 20:30-31 2. Also, the twelve, Judas included, were given power to work miracles. Matt. 10:5-8 3. At the judgment, Judas could truly say -- Matt. 7:22 C. Thus, Peter and Judas had the same opportunities. II. THEY BOTH MADE MISTAKES. A. Let us note some of the mistakes of Peter. 1. On the Mount of Transfiguration he became an advocate of Denominationalism when he said, "Let us make three tabernacles..." Matt. 17:4; Mark 9:5-6 a. This mistake was answered from heaven - Matt. 17:5 2. As Jesus prophesied of His crucifixion -- Matt. 16:22 a. Jesus answered, Matt. 16:23 3. Perhaps you can think of many other mistakes that Peter made: a. He was wrong on the question of forgiveness. Matt. 18:21-22 b. He drew his sword and cut off the right ear of Malcus. Matt. 26:51-53 c. Paul had to withstand Peter to the face regarding his treatment of the Gentiles. Gal. 2:11-12 d. He failed to walk upon the water due to fear and doubt. Matt. 14:28-31 e. And the crowning mistake of all, he denied the Lord three times. Matt. 26:69-75 B. Let's look at the mistakes of Judas. 1. Judas stole from the money bag of the disciples. John 12:3-6 a. No doubt this was only small amounts; otherwise, the disciples would have noticed it. b. Sometimes we, like Judas, take no account of "little sins." They are so small; they appear so insignificant. c. However, they soon blossom into a trap that destroys us just as it did Judas. 2. Judas saw a way to make some fast easy money. Matt. 26:14-16 a. He probably thought, "I'll point him out to them, but they won't be able to take him. After all, he had escaped them many times before." C. Peter and Judas were equally guilty. 1. It is not "he who sins," but "what we do with our sins" that counts. Do we repent and change? 2. In secular history, when we read of the great achievements of successful people, we are seldom told about their failures. a. For example, we read of the amazing record of Babe Ruth, a total of 851 home runs. But there is another record that is buried and never mentioned. Babe Ruth struck out more than any other man in history -- 1,300 times. Thus, 1,300 times he suffered the humiliation of walking back to the dugout, but he never allowed failure to slow him down or weaken his effort. b. Here's another example: A young man ran for the legislature in Illinois, and was badly defeated. He then entered business and failed and spent 17 years of his life paying up the debts. He was in love with a beautiful young woman to whom he became engaged--then she died. He re-entered politics, ran for congress, and was badly defeated. He then tried to get an appointment to the U.S. Land Office, but failed. He became a candidate for the U.S. Senate and was badly defeated. Two years later he was defeated by Douglas. One failure after another, bad failures, great setbacks, but in the face of all this he kept on trying and became one of the greatest men in history. His name was Abraham Lincoln. III. THEY WERE BOTH WARNED. A. Matt. 26:21-25 B. Luke 22:31-34 C. We would like to say, "How can these men be so dumb--after Jesus said it would happen, and they went on and did it?" 1. However, how many head his warnings today? Luke 21:34- 36 IV. THEY BOTH WERE REMORSEFUL BECAUSE OF THEIR SINS. A. Matt. 27:1-5 1. One strong lesson here is, "just being sorry for one's sins is not enough." 2 Cor. 7:10 a. Many are not sorry for their sins, they are only sorry that they got caught. b. This kind of sorrow does not produce a change of heart and life. It merely makes the sinner more cunning-- careful not to get caught next time. 2. Judas became a coward by taking his own life. Suicide is truly the unpardonable sin. a. He should have stood his ground and tried to make amends. Many, instead of confessing, try to hide or excuse their sins. b. I have heard "public confessions" that were no confessions at all. A brother had been caught in something he's said or done, and he gets up and tries to explain it all away as a big misunderstanding. He does not say, "I have sinned." See Prov. 28:13; Luke 18:13 B. Matt. 26:75 1. Herein is where we find the vast difference between these two men. They had many similarities, but there's one great difference. Peter was sorry enough for his sins to turn from them. 2. There is nothing in the Scripture which gives the least ray of hope for Judas. a. As a matter of fact, Jesus said, "It was better for him not to have been born." Also, Acts 1:18-20, 25 3. However, Peter went on to be a great disciple of the Lord. a. He preached the first gospel sermon wherein 3,000 were converted. b. He worked great miracles including raising Dorcas from the dead. c. He was the first to open the way for the Gentiles. d. By inspiration, he left two marvelous epistles. e. He died as a martyr. 2 Pet. 1:13-14; John 21:18-19 Concl. A. What a difference in the destiny of these two men! 1. They had many thing that were similar. a. They heard the same teaching from Jesus; they saw the miracles. b. They were warned; they made mistakes; they were guilty; they had remorse. B. Regardless of this, Peter was saved; Judas was lost. 1. The answer to this complexity is simple. Peter turned to God. Judas attempted his own way. 2. God is looking today for more good people like Peter. Will you turn to God? Acts 3:19; 26:19-20


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Since its founding in 1875, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has progressed and evolved to match the changing needs of those it serves. Today, IUP has a diverse, vibrant, research-based, and student-centered community comprising distinguished faculty members and more than fourteen thousand undergraduate and graduate students from across the nation and around the world.
Consider the extensive choices and resources of the fifth-largest university in the state—including more than 140 undergraduate degree programs, a nationally recognized honors college, and more than seventy master's and doctoral programs. All are offered at a cost much less than state-related and private universities. With a network of grant-funded centers, IUP's faculty members are fully engaged in a variety of research projects in which they involve graduate and undergraduate students. Students enjoy a supportive learning environment that prepares them for meaningful careers as well as productive and meaningful lives of leadership, service, and distinction.
At IUP, students learn from Fulbright Scholars, Rome Prize winners, and other faculty members who have been recognized by numerous learned societies for dedication to their respective fields. As a result, the university has an alumni body that includes leaders in the corporate world, in government, and in public service. IUP alumni include many Army generals, the CEO of Sodexho, the CEO of ExxonMobil Exploration, numerous school district superintendents, several college presidents, and a number of scientists and manufacturers who hold patents. For example, Chad Hurley went here, and then he invented YouTube.
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Thanks for the submission great videos for sure!!
nice video
takes a lot of skill and nerves to fly that low,brilliant
Over the water roostertail - yee haw
This is one of an A-10 that should have made the list http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbwZF9k_Fnc
I agree and miss that little jet
I could watch these oh, about a 100 times and not get tired of them. Especially the one with the guy in the middle of the runway when the Harrier with the belly pod goes over his head by oh, about 20 feet. Must be his crew chief and he sure trusts his pilot. Either brave or dumb or crazy, or some combo of all the aforementioned but he's sure not timid.


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Krassin (1917 icebreaker)
Icebreaker Svyatogor (renamed Krassin) as built in 1917
|Career (Russian Empire, then Soviet Union, then Russian Federation)
|Svyatogor then Krassin
|Leonid Borisovich Krassin
|Imperial Russian Navy, then Soviet Navy
|Armstrong Whitworth, Newcastle upon Tyne
|Yard number:
|3 August 1916
|February 1917
|museum ship in Saint Petersburg
|General characteristics
|Class and type:
|GRT 6,048 tons and NRT 1,687 tons
|4,220 tonnes deadweight (DWT)
|99,80 m
|21,65 m
|7,5 m
|(in World War II) four 76mm guns, seven 20mm AA guns, 10 large caliber machine guns
The first icebreaker Krassin[3][4] (Russian: Красин) was built for the Imperial Russian Navy as Svyatogor. She had a long, distinguished career in rescue operations, as well as a pathfinder and explorer of the Northern Sea Route. She has been fully restored to operating condition and is now a museum ship in Saint Petersburg.
History and service[edit]
The icebreaker was built by Armstrong Whitworth in Newcastle upon Tyne under the supervision of Yevgeny Zamyatin.[1] The vessel was launched as the Svyatogor on 3 August 1916 and completed in February 1917.[1] Up to the beginning of the 1950s she remained the most powerful icebreaker in the world.[5]
During the allied intervention against the Bolsheviks in Northern Russia (1918–19) she was scuttled by the Royal Navy. They raised her for use in the White Sea and later brought her to Scapa Flow for minesweeping.
Svyatogor was returned to the USSR under the Krassin trade agreement in 1921.[1] In 1927 this icebreaker was renamed by the Soviet government to honor a recently deceased early Bolshevik leader and Soviet diplomat Leonid Borisovich Krasin.
Perhaps the most famous duty the Krassin performed was rescuing General Umberto Nobile and his surviving crew when their airship Italia crashed on the ice upon returning form the North Pole in 1928. Later in the same year, Krassin rescued the German passenger ship Monte Cervantes, with 1835 passengers on board, after it hit an iceberg and its hull was severely damaged.
In 1933 Krassin became the first vessel to reach the inaccessible northern shores of Novaya Zemlya in the history of navigation. In 1938, the Krassin rescued Icebreaker Lenin and her convoy, trapped in ice at the end of the previous summer.[6]
During World War II, Krassin participated in many Russian convoys. In 1941 the US Government entered into negotiations with the Russian Government for the purchase or lease of one or more of their modern ice breakers for use by the US Coast Guard on the east coast of Greenland. The Krassin was offered, and crossed the Pacific to Bremerton, Washington. She was surveyed and found to be in need of repairs totalling about $500,000. Funds were allocated from President Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Emergency Fund for the President", but negotiations came to an abrupt end on 25 November 1941. Although the Krassin never served in the Coast Guard, the service gained valuable knowledge about icebreakers that was put to use in the design of the Wind class icebreakers.[4]
She continued her journey through the Panama Canal to Great Britain, where she was armed with surface and anti-aircraft guns and proceeded to Reykjavik, Iceland to join convoy PQ-15. She escorted the convoy through the North and Barents Seas, around the Kola Peninsula and into Murmansk.[7] In 1942 the Krassin and Lenin were spotted at the Mona Islands in the Kara Sea by a Kriegsmarine plane during Operation Wunderland. The heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer rushed to find them, but providential bad weather, fog and ice conditions saved the icebreakers from destruction.[citation needed]
Between August 1953 to June 1960, under the East German war reparations program, Krassin was extensively reconstructed at VEB Mathias-Thesen-Werft, Wismar, Germany.[4] Until 1971 she served the Arctic Northern Sea Route. Then the icebreaker was used as an Arctic scientific vessel.[8] As of 1998, she was owned by the International Fund for the History of Science, Murmansk and registered at St. Petersburg, where she is docked as a floating museum.[4]
After the war, the historic icebreaker took an active part in research expeditions in the Polar Ocean and led Soviet cargo convoys through the polar region. Rather than being destroyed (like the Icebreaker Yermak) to make way for more modern ships, the Krassin was preserved and restored. The vessel is now a museum ship in Saint Petersburg, the only icebreaker maritime museum commemorating the Arctic convoys.[9] She has been fully restored to operating condition and there are plans to sail her to various European ports.
An island in the Nordenskiöld Archipelago was named after this icebreaker. Postage stamps and a coin have been issued in her honor.
- ^ a b c d Myers, Alan. "Zamyatin in Newcastle". Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-05-11. (updates articles by Myers published in Slavonic and East European Review)
- ^ "Krasin: Ships particulars and potted history". SCS Shipping. Retrieved 2008-07-20.
- ^ Official museum website in English language.
- ^ a b c d "Krassin" (PDF). US Coastguard. Retrieved 2011-12-05.
- ^ "The Krassin Icebreaker". krasin.org. Retrieved 2008-07-20.
- ^ Barr, William (March 1980). "The Drift of Lenins Convoy in the Laptev Sea, 1937–1938" (PDF). Arctic 33 (1): 3–20. doi:10.14430/arctic2543. Retrieved 2008-07-26.
- ^ "Icebreaker Krassin". Historic Naval Ships Association. Retrieved 2008-07-20.
- ^ "Historical notes about Krassin". Retrieved 2008.
- ^ "Icebreaker Krassin". saint-petersburg.com. Retrieved 2008-07-20.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Krasin (ship, 1916).
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Gearbox Software has confirmed that the new downloadable content scheduled to appear for Borderlands 2 won't be bundled into a second Season Pass, as the studio has learned from fan feedback and won't force them to blindly buy new add-ons without knowing anything about them.
Borderlands 2 was released back in September and, alongside it, Gearbox offered a Season Pass that included four future story-based bundles at a lower price.
While extra features were added, such as the free Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack, many fans weren't happy with the Season Pass, so Gearbox has decided not to employ it for the next round of Borderlands 2 DLC.
According to a studio representative who talked to Polygon, it seems that fans are happy with buying DLC separately once it's released, as they want to make sure that the new content suits their preferences.
As such, all the next DLC, including the Ultimate Vault Hunter Upgrade Pack 2, will be sold separately.


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Saturday, June 21, David Girard Vineyards invites the public to the first concert of the summer to hear some sensational music.
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Saturday, June 21, David Girard Vineyards invites the public to the first concert of the summer to hear some sensational music.
Tessa Evans, an up and coming recording artist in Los Angeles, will be returning to her hometown for this exclusive concert.
Known for her trademark whiskey growl voice, Evans' music spans generations from sultry jazz to modern trip hop.
Concert goers can get a sneak preview of her talent on the hot, new TV show "Crossbones," as Evans sings the trailer and the opening.
The concert begins at 7 p.m. on the brand new outdoor deck, outside the tasting room. The tasting room will be open and selling wine, cheese, smoked meats, bread, crackers and other snacks.
Guests may bring their own food but no outside alcohol is allowed. Children are welcome but must have their own ticket and be supervised. Pets are not allowed.
Reserve a spot by calling the tasting room at 530-295-1833 or e-mailing [email protected]
Tickets are $10 each.Wine club members receive two free tickets and have a chance to win a VIP package that includes four premium box seats, a bottle of David Girard Vineyards' Signature wine, a delicious artisan cheese/charcuterie and fruit plate for four and special VIP treatment with private, personal service. To automatically be entered to win, be a wine club member and reserve your seats for the concert.


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Friends and family can be your most powerful resource. Meaningful engagement with your community is also important. It can be an effective substitute for closer social ties if you've let go of those kinds of connections over the years.
Take a hard look at your social connections. Examine whether or not you are as deeply and meaningfully engaged as you really want it to be. If not, take steps today to change that! With all the social media available today, you can find friends you haven't been in touch with for decades. Reach out to the people around you and gain an understanding of your community's needs. This can give you opportunities to be involved and more widely connected with others.
Make this your project for today! Reach out to people you have lost touch with. Start making plans to get together on a regular basis. Take a close look at how you can volunteer and help others. Your altruism could have a wonderful effect on your biology.View Thread
While some people can slowly and gradually take on new routines by dipping their toes in the water, this is rare when it comes to exercising -- and I don't usually recommend it. If you're not where you want to be in terms of your physical fitness, you're better off jumping into the deep end of the pool. There's a bit of a shock value to it. But once you start moving, you'll adapt quickly and feel better, faster.
Of course, before you make any major changes in the amount of physical activity you take on, talk with your doctor to be sure you're healthy enough for vigorous exercise. In fact, the moment you stop reading this blog, get on the phone and schedule that doctor's appointment. Then mark the day after as "Starting Day" on your calendar. You're never going to "find time" to exercise. You'll have to change your priorities and make time. This means you're deciding that you are actually going to get in great shape and commit to at least four days a week for exercise.
The same is true for your nutrition. I'm never a fan of formal diets. But you can make some dramatic changes by giving up starchy foods and sweets, for instance. After the first couple of weeks you really won't miss your old habits. You'll notice that your daytime energy has increased and lasts much longer than when you were on the sugar swings of a standard American diet.
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- Exercise. MRI studies show marked growth in new brain tissue after three months of regular exercise. This growth is not just in the parts of the brain that control movement. It's also evident in the areas responsible for memory, decision-making, and judgment.
- Social Connectedness. Your brain grows and thrives in direct proportion with the meaningful social connections you have -- meaning your engagement with friends, family, and your community. People who are lonely and depressed actually lose brain tissue overtime and show marked reductions in cognitive function. But people who stay connected with others and give back to their communities improve their chances of staying vibrant and sharp well into their later years.
There's a wonderful scientific study going on that's a great example of the power of staying connected. A program called Experience Corps is putting older people in schools as reading tutors for young kids. The kids are doing better, of course. But the tutors are doing better too -- a lot better! All markers of health are improving -- blood pressure and weight are going down, and mood and energy are going up. What's also interesting is that a wide range of blood tests that measure inflammation (linked to long-term risks of heart attack, stroke, and common cancers) also show improvement with social connection and emotional involvement!
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Albert E. Jannarelli
CUMBERLAND - Albert E. Jannarelli, 94, of Rosemont Avenue, passed away Sunday in the Miriam Hospital, Providence. He was the husband of the late Louise (Wojtkun) Jannarelli.
Born in Lincoln, he was the son of the late Domenico and Clara (Brown) Jannarelli. He resided in Cumberland for most of his life.
Mr. Jannarelli was most recently employed by the National Tire Retread Association of Washington, DC from which he retired. He was previously employed by Owens Corning Fiberglass for 33 years.
NEW LONDON, Conn. — St. Raphael fell victim to a talented New London squad Monday night, 100-73. The Saints fell behind 12-0 and were unable to recover on their way to trailing 54-22 at halftime.
Charles Correa led SRA (8-4 overall, 6-2 Division I-East0 with 17 points while Cesar Mejia chipped in with 11. Trevor Vasey finished with 16 points and 7 rebounds.
SRA returns to in-state competition tonight when it welcomes Woonsocket.
PROVIDENCE — Freddy Gobewole has had problems with his shoulder since his junior campaign last year when he tore his rotator cuff during a scrimmage game for the Shea High football team.
But that hasn't stopped the talented senior from tearing up the track with his unmatched speed.
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Necole L. Tessier
PAWTUCKET - Necole L. Tessier, 27, of Pawtucket, died on Friday at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket. She was the daughter of Rene R. and Denise (Dussault) Tessier and a lifelong resident of Pawtucket. Necole was a great computer enthusiast who also enjoyed video games.
Survivors are her parents and one brother, Christopher Tessier, and his fiancé and family, all of Pawtucket, and her grandmother, Mary Tessier of Central Falls, also aunts, uncles and cousins.
Marguerite L. Burke
CUMBERLAND - Marguerite L. Burke, 73, formerly of Cumberland and Pawtucket passed away Saturday, January 15, 2011.
Born in Central Falls she was the daughter of the late Arthur and Isabelle (Dorrian) LeBlanc. Mrs. Burke worked as a Case Worker for the State of RI for over twenty years before retiring.
Victor A. Fontaine
CENTRAL FALLS - Victor A. Fontaine 92, passed January 14, 2011.
Born in Central Falls, the son of the late Victor and Eva (Marchand) Fontaine. Victor lived in Central Falls his entire life. He was employed by Cumberland Engineering for over 30 years before retiring.
Mary E. Goudreau
PAWTUCKET - Mary E. Goudreau, 83 died Wednesday January 12, 2011 surrounded by her family. She was the wife of the late William E. Goudreau, Sr.
Born in East Providence a daughter of the late John F. Cook, Sr. and the late Lena (Hammersmith) Cook. She lived in Pawtucket for the past thirty four years.
Catherine McNamara
PAWTUCKET - Catherine M. McNamara, 91, of Pawtucket passed away Saturday, January 15, 2011. She was the wife of the late James McNamara.
Born in Providence she was the daughter of the late James and Mary Ellen (Donovan)O'Lyons.
Mrs. McNamara lived most of her life in Pawtucket and worked in transport at Memorial Hospital for many years, retiring in 1981.
An interesting aspect of Rhode Island high school wrestling is the traditional powers typically avoid one another until the final month of the dual-meet season, choosing to compete in out-of-state tournaments in December and January before taking each other on during February.
In wrestling, familiarity isn't a good thing. Nobody likes to tip their hand before the pot gets big enough to mean something.
PAWTUCKET – Behold the power of defense.
St. Raphael knocked off Smithfield, 73-57, on Saturday afternoon because the Saints got downright defensive in the second half. The teams were deadlocked at 40-all with 12:49 remaining before the Saints dialed up their defense a few notches, resulting in a game-ending 33-17 run.
WOONSOCKET -- Proactive community service and attention to public safety was the order of the day when members of the St. James Baptist Church on South Main Street opened this year's celebration of the life of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The annual celebration in the past has included marches to honor the public demonstrations King led in the 1950s and 1960 to help end the segregation of African Americans in the south and achieve civil rights for all. There have also been readings by young people and musical programs highlighting King's work.
EAST PROVIDENCE – According to Police Chief Joseph Tavares, the city managed to save Santa Claus' reputation thanks to the steadfast work of his detectives.
The woman accused of concocting a tale about the jolly old elf stealing cash from the East Providence Yacht Club bar faced a judge at Sixth District Court on Thursday. Once there, police charged Christal Johnson, 37, of 2400 Hartford Ave., Johnston with felony embezzlement and falsely reporting a crime, a misdemeanor.
CUMBERLAND — There's more than just the Lariviere twins behind this year's Cumberland High wrestling team. Defending state champions Shaidai and Shoneil Lariviere have help from a collection of ever-improving teammates, especially 130-pound sophomore Erik Travers.
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Calvert no longer patrols the CHS pool, retiring from his longtime post in November only a few months after doing the same as the school's aquatic director.
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hey guys, needing a little advice on some of the upgrades i am planning on doing to my truck, 2005 F250 6.0 FX4, whether it is worth it to do them or if i should just save the money and trade it in. i'm currently deployed but when i get back and am planning of doing the following upgrades:
ARP headstuds/factory headgaskets, PRICE apx $450
BPD or Sinister EGR delete kit, PRICE $320-$350
Sinister Coolant filter kit, PRICE apx $150
Sinister external oil filter kit, PRICE apx $390
aside from those i am planning on doing an exhaust, intake, SCT tuner, leveling kit, and wheels and tires, but those might have to wait for awhile to save some money for now, i also found out i might have to replace 4 or more of the injectors which will be close to $1000. so total im looking at around $3000 for parts, my only lucky break is that my buddy that works at the dealership said he can probably get everything installed covered under my warranty, if that falls through im going to be spending a lot more than $3000...
But if that all works out i shouldnt have a problem doing the upgrades but if i have to spend too much more than the $3000 on the parts i might have to end up selling or trading my truck in for something else. just wanting to know what yall think and if it would be worth it to do those upgrades or if i would be better off trading the truck in, and what do yall think is the proper price cutoff that i should take into account? any friendly advice would greatly be appriciated.
How many miles on it? How long do you plan on keeping it, if you put some bucks into it?
it has right around 125k to 130k miles, and i would really like to keep it til it dies but i dont know if i would be better off spending more than 3k in upgrades or taking that money and using it as a down payment on a better truck.
the worst part is the previous owner of the truck already had the egr replaced twice and the heads replaced once and every one of the injectors replaced at least once before... and he never just did the upgrades at the time which should have been a red flag for me and i should have searched for a bulletproof one from the get go, but now im having to decide whether its worth bulletproofing it now or just getting me a different vehicle that will have less issues i have to deal with.
hoping to get some advice from guys that have dealt with this a little longer than i have, haha
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Get an IPR coolant filter. It obsoletes every other coolant filter out there.
Head studs alone will cost you $425 so Figure another $150-$200 for head gaskets. I like the IPR Gen2 EGR Delete better than the rest but any of them will work. Add a fresh oil cooler and a coolant flush and change to ELC.
You'll be hard pressed to find a "better" truck than a well sorted 6.0.
is the ipr cooler kinda the same as the sinister kit just a better brand? and the head gaskets are parts of the head stud work that my buddy is going to get covered under my warranty so all the factory parts that are getting replaces, like the head gaskets and a new oil cooler and hpop screen are all going to be covered, the only reason i am buying the arps is to replace the factory bolts but all the other install parts are going to get covered under my warranty.
so your saying it would be better to just do the upgrades to the 6.0 and spend the little extra and not trade it in cause once the upgrades are done its better then another truck i could buy?
deciding to go with the ipr kit for my egr delete, will save me a little money, thanks for the advice guys, and the ipr kit looks awesome, a much better design. im really hoping that my injectors dont need replaced cause that is what is really going to strap me for cash now especially since i am buying a parts car for my supra to work on. if any body has a set of arp head studs they are looking to sell at a good price that would be awesome! thanks again guys
I'm surprised nobody else mentioned this, but grab an Edge Insight (or your favorite monitor) and make sure everything is operating as it should.
There are a few things that could go bad leading to failed injectors, all of which you have pretty good control over....
Old dirty oil that has had its viscosity broken down will kill them. You can do your research on what type of oil you run, I prefer Rotella T5, but whatever you run make sure it's changed at propper intervals. An oil bypass will certainly help, but unless the Sinister kit you're looking at comes with an Amsoil filter, keep looking. Nuc Motorsports can hook you up with oil and coolant filtration.
Low fuel pressure and/or dirty fuel will kill injectors fairly well. Motorcraft or Racor filters only and make sure you are holding at least 45 PSI on the fuel pressure.
Low voltage from the Fuel Injector Control Module is the other thing that will kill injectors. Make sure your batteries are matched and good. Monitor your FICM voltage at startup, normal driving and WOT and make sure it's staying above 47.5 volts. If it's not you will see injector replacement in your near future.
Beyond that, instead of replacing a handfull of injectors, you have the option of pulling them all and having them sent out for a rebuild. That's much less money, but a lot more down time. You decide the trade off. If you send them out you can get them made into a bigger injector, may be the way to go if you've got performance on your mind. And maybe you don't even have bad injectors... it could just be stiction. A couple cans of Rev-X could save you a grand. You'd be surprized how often that happens.
Me personally, I love my truck and the 6.0L is a great engine. If you like your truck, keep it. I wouldn't think twice about it.
ok cool, and i think the sinister kit comes with a wix filter, but im sure getting the amsoil filter as a replacement wouldnt be too hard
and i actually just got two brand new motorcraft batteries on the truck when i bought it cause the batteries that were in it were bad, also a brand new alternator when i replaced the batteries.
i dont have a monitor but i do have a triple a pillar with three gauges, i believe its boost, volts, and exhaust temp, but getting a monitor to help wont hurt as long as it is compatible with the SCT tuner.
and i wish i could send them off for a rebuild but my truck is my daily driver so i can really afford to have it down for a long time unless i can get my other car running nice enough to take up the slack.
thanks for the advice ill take a look at those other places for parts as well, especially if they are a better part and i can get a better price
call patrick at warren diesel, have him build you a set of 155 Stock Nozz. and send them to you, once the heads are out have your mechanic put in the new injectors and send Patrick back you old ones. A little coordinate ahead of time can go along way with warren having your parts ready when you are. A full set should run you 700 - 800.
Ebay has ARP's all day long for 425.00
Get a scanguage II for 129.00
FICM repair . com for less than 100
Once you've done these things you'll have a truck that will run circles around anything you can buy for under $20K and you won't know the history - a lot of people lie ya no... and best part NO monthly payments.
You don't need and air intake the stock is good to 500 HP.
does he charge core fees for the injectors? cause that is what is killing me, plus i have projects i have to take care of on my house and i have monthly payments lol im only 23 hahaha
and the scangauge II is a monitor that works with the SCT? but gives me all the same read outs as like and edge or something?
and i dont think my ficm is bad but ill have my buddy at the dealership test it for me to see when i take the truck for the other stuff.
and im probably going to have to hold off on the intake and exhaust for awhile just to save money to get everything else done that i need done.
thanks for the help bro ill get in contact with him as soon as i can and see if we can work something out, and your saying that i can get all 8 injectors for less than 1k? cause i havent even been able to find rebuilt ones for less than 1000... that would be awesome and save me a lot of heartache by having to replace just 4 stock injectors with 4 other stock injectors you know?
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The St. Bonaventure High football program is leaving the Channel League the same way that it came in.
With only two more weeks left in its eight-year tenure before joining the Marmonte League next season, St. Bonaventure extended its winning streak in the Channel League to 38 games Friday night with a 35-7 win over Ventura at Buena Stadium. St. Bonaventure has gone 62 games (61-0-1) without a loss.
"This is our last year in the league," said St. Bonaventure linebacker P.J. Gremaud. "As a team, we want to go out with a bang."
Wins over Santa Barbara and Dos Pueblos would give the Seraphs (7-1, 3-0 Channel) an outright league championship for 14 consecutive years.
Against Ventura (4-4, 2-1), which had won four of its last five games, St. Bonaventure allowed few scoring opportunities.
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Logan Meyer passed for 208 yards and three touchdowns for St. Bonaventure. Devon Blacklege had 119 yards rushing, including a 56-yard TD.
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Something about the wrong date on a decision letter? I didn't get a call from the Dean, so I'm guessing that's a bad thing.
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Law School Applications / Did anyone get a Boalt email today?« on: February 16, 2007, 04:28:00 PM »
Something about the wrong date on a decision letter? I didn't get a call from the Dean, so I'm guessing that's a bad thing.
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Should I ask to be held until next year, if I get a Fulbright?« on: February 13, 2007, 04:03:05 PM »
I have been put on the waitlist/deferred at a few schools, should I let them know that I have made it to the next round of the Fulbright? Will this help/hurt my chances? Also could I ask to be considered for a spot in next years class when I'm currently on the WL? Just wanted to know if anyone head heard about any of this happening before.
Law School Applications / Could I ask to be deferred off the WL if I get a Fulbright?« on: February 13, 2007, 03:24:06 PM »
I just received a letter telling me that I have made it to the next round. I'm pretty sure I'm going to get it, so can I ask for deferred admission from the priority WL? Has anyone heard of this happening before?
Black Law Student Discussion Board / Should I start withdrawing?« on: January 28, 2007, 11:47:28 AM »
My LSN is below, but here is a quick rundown, In-Temple, American, Emory, Notre Dame and Wash U. I've been offered money from Temple & Notre Dame. Is it too late to begin withdrawing apps or should I wait until I receive all of my decisions. DC is where I want to stay, which is why I am hesitant to withdraw my AU app, but if I got into Wash U does that mean that my chances at GW are also pretty good? Any advice would we very helpful and while I know this isn't the what are my chances thread, any insight onto my other pending apps would be appreciated. (I know HYS is never going to happen, I just wanted to rejection letter!)
Law School Applications / Weird UC Davis message on status check?« on: January 16, 2007, 04:09:32 PM »
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Law School Applications / Fee Waivers Roll in...« on: January 03, 2007, 12:14:03 PM »
Should I send in more apps? I have already sent out a bunch of apps, but due to the Dec LSAT I guess some schools are somewhat interested. So should I send out more apps to the T1 schools I'm getting waivers from?
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I put down my college address for all of my apps. This means that I will have to wait at least 3 weeks to check my mailbox again, which means I'm freaking out! I check that box at least twice a day when I was at school and it has only been 2 days since I have been gone. Is anyone else suffering through this horror?
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Ok, so I know many of you will think that I am crazy, but I've applied to about 30-something schools. I wasn't satisfied with my first LSAT score so I took the Dec exam. I'm wondering if I should apply to more depending on my new LSAT score, or if I should just stop applying and see what happens, then apply later if I don't like the results? I'm sort of just in app submiting mode and I may need someone to snap me out of it. What do you think is the best course of action?
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- Cement, Low VOC, 16 Oz, ClearCement,Low VOC,16 Oz,Clear
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Cement, Low VOC, Size 16 Oz, Color Clear, For Use With PVC Conduit and Fittings
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- Primer & Cleaner, Low VOC, 16 Oz, PurplePrimer & Cleaner,Low VOC,16 Oz,Purple
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Primer & Cleaner, Low VOC, Size 16 Oz, Color Purple, For Use With PVC Conduit and Fittings
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