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"We are not into partcular love or limited atonement. As a matter of fact we consider it heresy."Don't misunderstand me, I do not regard it as unfortunate that he articulated his and Liberty University's honest beliefs, no matter how offensive they may be to me or to others. In fact, I applaud his willingness to state clearly not only what they believe but also what they do not believe. We need more such plain speaking in our day.
What I regret is that he finds particular atonement to be "heresy." This must mean that he and Liberty believe that those who hold to particular atonement to be heretics. Among the countless numbers of people whom he would brand with the H-word are many who would make any evangelical Who's who list (including Bunyan, Owen, Whitefield, Spurgeon, Carey, Boyce, Mell, Dagg and Lloyd-Jones, to name but a few of the dead ones). I find this sad.
Does Jerry Falwell and Liberty University really judge John Piper to be a heretic? If we take his words seriously, as surely we ought if we are to honor him, then he believes that Al Mohler, R.C. Sproul, John MacArthur, D. James Kennedy, Ligon Duncan, Mark Dever, Tom Nettles, Wayne Grudem, Sinclair Ferguson, James White and Fred Malone teach heresy.
That certainly is his and Liberty's right to believe. I simply regret that they believe it. I do not regard my universal redemptionist brothers to be heretics because of their views of general atonement. I think they are wrong and they think the same of me. But that does not mean that we have to accuse each other of being heretics.
Dr. Falwell's comments shed some light on the atrocious comment made last year by the president of his Liberty Seminary. Those of you who have read this blog in February of 2006 probably recall when Dr. Ergun Caner declared that "Calvinists are worse than Muslims." I am sorry that he believes that but certainly applaud his willingness to state it clearly, since he does indeed believe it. I am all for people and institutions nailing their colors to the mast for all to see. I just wish that the flag under which he and Liberty have chosen to fly did not condemn so many faithful servants of Christ as heretics.
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The Co-operation in Reactor Design Evaluation and Licensing (CORDEL) Working Group is continuing to advance its goals of international standardization of nuclear reactor designs and is currently working on developing new reports on industry's best practices, for example in the area of licensing and on the allocation of vendor-operator responsibilities for managing design changes during operation. A new Pilot Project on harmonization of mechanical codes and standards has started and members' input is urgently required. One of the main purposes of CORDEL remains to be representation of the industry vis-a-vis regulatory initiatives, primarily the Multinational Design Evaluation Programme (MDEP is a group of regulators of 10 countries which are engaged in design reviews for new nuclear build). Representatives from CORDEL led a special discussion session on industry initiatives and standardization at the MDEP conference 15-16 September in Paris where over 120 nuclear regulatory and industry experts met to discuss impressive accomplishments of the MDEP and the future of global nuclear safety. There are currently five active Task Forces in CORDEL where WNA members are welcome to join in:
There is only a fortnight until the 36th WNA Annual Symposium. A world-class programme is now online, as well as abstracts of the presentations. It isn't too late to register. WNA member company delagates also wishing to attend working group meetings should also register for those, more details from the WNA Members website.
Coming up shortly after that is the 2nd China International Nuclear Symposium, being held in Hong Kong. More details here.
Over the last few decades the nuclear industry has made significant improvements in the reliability of zirconium-clad uranium dioxide ceramic fuel, but the essential structure and composition of nuclear fuel has barely changed. Various features have boosted the mechanical and corrosion performance of fuel assemblies, but there has been little incentive to develop fuels with higher burn-up or power density. This is due in part to the focus on reliability improvements – but is also because uranium was very cheap for a long period. This situation is changing. While Zr-clad uranium oxide fuel offers reliable and cost-effective operating characteristics, several imperatives urge nuclear fuel improvements in terms of:• Utilization of mined uranium: there is a push to improve the sustainability credentials for uranium use, in terms of energy extraction from the original mined material. • Maximizing operational power rating: leading to plant efficiencies and economic benefits. • Minimizing spent fuel volume & radiotoxicity: The transmutation (destruction) of transuranic elements within new fuels may provide cost-effective options for dealing with these materials. • Further improving materials reliability and safety margins: lowering the risk of fuel failure (cladding breach) is always beneficial for reactor operators. With these motivations in mind, the WNA is starting up a new Working Group to discuss and assess the range of water-reactor fuel technologies with reasonable prospects for commercialization, including: ceramic claddings, higher conductivity ceramic matrices, graphite-matrix coated-particle fuel pellets. The Group will collate and assess these technologies in terms of potential cost savings, waste management benefits, and will identify licensing pathways and potential funding partnerships. Julian F. Kelly recently joined WNA to take responsibility for this exciting initiative.
Julian has a materials science background (PhD - Australian National University) and for the last 3.5 years he worked for a small Norwegian energy technology company that has undertaken to develop a thorium-MOX fuel for light water reactors. He oversaw the design of a sophisticated trial irradiation experiment for this fuel, and he formulated investment strategies and major funding proposals for this advanced fuel. Julian previously served as Nuclear Counsellor/Attaché at the Australian Embassy in Vienna where he followed numerous technical issues/programs at the IAEA for the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO). Julian has also worked as a scientific advisor for nuclear issues for the Australian Department of Defence, and he has worked in the Australian mining sector prior to that.
In anticipation of an epoch of worldwide nuclear new build, WNA is devoting increased attention to supporting companies and investors in the task of constructing robust supply chains to ensure timely and efficient construction of nuclear power plants. The Supply Chain Working Group was set up in 2010 and has met three times since, in London, Beijing and Chicago. With a full agenda and the aim of publishing a market report on the global nuclear market, Greg Kaser was recruited in April 2011 to manage this initiative.
Greg started his career with the UK Atomic Energy Authority, working at the Risley nuclear establishment near Warrington, at Sellafield, and at the then fast reactor site of Dounreay in Scotland. Following a short placement at the European University Institute near Florence in 1987-88, during which he undertook research on the international regulation of employee safety in the nuclear industry, Greg moved into consultancy. Focussing on economic and social development, Greg undertook assignments for the European Commission, the UK Department for International Development and the Department of Trade and Industry, the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the Asian Development Bank in Eastern Europe, Asia and Africa. Over the last ten years, Greg acted as project director for part of the UK's Global Threat Reduction Programme aimed at helping develop alternative employment in Russia's closed nuclear cities.
Greg is looking to meet many of the main nuclear component suppliers over the coming months. "The industry is addressing its offer so as to position itself competitively," Greg told WNA Update. "Utilities and suppliers are investing in advanced and emerging economies to develop alternatives to fossil fuels. WNA is analysing the market potential for nuclear new build and major reactor refurbishment and upgrading. We aim to develop the knowledge base on the situation in leading markets, including licensing and policy requirements (for example, on the localization of supply). We are taking a look at market trends in standardization, modularization, procurement arrangements and financing models. Managing the supply chain to ensure quality, conformity and value is crucial to reducing perceptions of nuclear power as a risk-laden option within the investment and public policy communities."
A new working group has been set up by a core group of uranium mine operators to work on a specially funded 3-year work program. The Uranium Mining Standardization Working Group will work on three projects:
Project One: Provide industry leadership associated with the risks of radon in uranium mining, through the following steps:
(a) Develop a protocol for determining dosimetric parameters for practical implementation in uranium mining; (b) Review epidemiological studies to help ensure that industry understands underlying issues and remains abreast of scientific developments; (c) Engage with IAEA, ICRP and other organizations to collaborate and cooperate in the development of a practical radon standard.
Project Two: Achieve widespread agreement on indicators that demonstrate adherence to strong sustainable development performance. This project will bring together major nuclear utilities and mine operators to cooperate on standardization of routine reporting on sustainable development performance. The aim is to produce a valuable, internationally credible source of information that helps nuclear utilities in interacting with stakeholders on uranium supply.
Project Three: Promote universal adherence to the WNA policy document on uranium mining standards through communication with stakeholders and promoting the use of common indicators to encourage compliance.
The group was officially launched in April 2011. It will be co-chaired by Brent Berg (Cameco) and Frank Harris (Rio Tinto). The staff director of the working group is Sylvain Saint-Pierre.
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Nostalgia is a funny thing: Think back on a sweet hot rod you owned back in the day, and there's no doubt you'll remember the good things. The feel of neck-snapping acceleration, the sound of spinning tires, and the look of that just-right stance come instantly to mind. Chances are you won't remember that awesome rod's shortcomings – like its God-awful braking distances or its death-defying, body-leaning "handling." No sense in dwelling on the bad stuff, right?
Tom Argue's old man has fond memories of cruising in his 1969 Coronet – which comes as no surprise when you see one of these long, cleanly styled Mopars. But as the years passed and modern cars handled and drove better, he found that driving the big B-body was more and more difficult. And when his spotless Coronet started to spend all of its time in the garage, his son took notice.
Argue owns St. Petersburg, Florida-based Tom Argue Design, a shop that specializes in classic and muscle car restorations, custom builds, high-end paint work, and water transfer printing. He is well versed in not only bringing classics and muscle cars back from the dead, but also updating them – because let's face it, when your rod isn't able to keep up with a corner-carving Camry, it's no fun for anyone. So Tom set out to update the Coronet, and get his dad behind the wheel again.
"We had one goal for my dad's Coronet: bring it up to modern-day handling standards," Argue begins. "My dad loves this car, but when it floats down the highway, and you definitely have to keep the hands at 10 and 2 to stay under control, it's no good. He wants it to drive like the new cars."
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Mr. Norm's Garage shipped over the parts, and Tom Argue Design got to work – follow along as we begin this Coronet's transformation from a sluggish stocker to a corner-burning performance machine.
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With our pile of parts at the ready, the Coronet is pulled into Tom Argue Design's shop and placed on jack stands. The hood is removed, and tech Ron Harding gets ready to dive in.
Though the Coronet originally had a 440, it now boasts a Hemi crate that fills up the engine bay. Because we'll be swapping the cradle, the engine is lifted up with a hoist to take the weight off of the motor mounts.
The battery and battery box are removed.
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It was just a matter of time before Michigan coach John Beilein did what had to be done.
Fans saw it in games, the players saw it in practice, but the coaches had to make sure the timing was right.
Beilein decided before Saturday's game against Bradley to give freshman Nik Stauskas his first start, in place of senior Matt Vogrich. It's just one sign that shows Beilein and the Wolverines are putting all their chips in the middle of the table and going for it all this year.
After getting a share of the regular-season Big Ten title last year, No. 3 Michigan is looking like one of the favorites in the Big Ten and a national-title contender with its infusion of freshman talent rounding out a talented core.
Stauskas scored 22 points Saturday, topping his season-best 20 points set in Tuesday's victory over No. 18 North Carolina State.
Beilein had the luxury of bringing Stauskas' scoring off the bench for the first six games, but it became apparent that he needed the 6-foot-6 swingman in the starting five.
"He's doing too many other good things," Beilein said after Saturday's win. "If he hadn't played such good defense the other night against (N.C. State's Scott) Wood, this wouldn't have happened. He's showing he can guard some people, he can get in the lane and he obviously can shoot."
Stauskas not only has overtaken Vogrich, he's nearing leading scorers Tim Hardaway Jr. and Trey Burke in terms of his value. When teams try to take away Burke and Hardaway, Stauskas has shown the ability to make clutch shots.
"Every time we could kind of get it close, Stauskas banged a 3," Bradley coach Geno Ford said.
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Beilein loves and trusts his veteran players but there's no denying talent. He has said he's hesitant to play too many freshmen on the floor at the same time, but their talent has forced his hand. It's reminiscent of the Fab Five era, when coach Steve Fisher didn't want to start all five freshmen but finally relented and put Ray Jackson in the starting lineup early in February of the 1991-92 season.
While Beilein doesn't have the same problem that Fisher had — as Burke and Hardaway continue to be the best players — he continues to work to find the right rotations and roles. As the freshmen get more acclimated to his complex system in practice, they're able to translate it to production on the court, meaning stalwart veterans such as Vogrich, Eso Akunne and Blake McLimans could assume reduced roles in the name of team success.
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McGary is competing against starter Jordan Morgan and reserves Jon Horford and Max Bielfeldt for playing time, in what has become an embarrassment of post-man riches for Beilein. Last season, the Wolverines rotated between Morgan, McLimans, and an undersized Zack Novak while Horford missed most of the season because of foot injuries and Bielfeldt redshirted.
Though he hasn't started a game this season, McGary (5.0 points, 5.6 rebounds) has proved to be a valuable asset. His hustle and 6-foot-10 frame have provided needed size and depth in the middle, as he's recovered from foot injuries early in the season.
"We still have those lab coats on, trying to figure it out," Beilein said Tuesday. "Mitch is a different player than he was a month ago, so a month ago, we were trying to do one thing."
If Beilein is a mad scientist, he at least has the wherewithal to look at every part of his team, from starters to the last man in the regular rotation. Playing LeVert wasn't a show of desperation; rather, it shows a willingness to strengthen one of the Wolverines' weaker areas.
"Our intention is not to just burn (LeVert's redshirt) for two minutes a game. We put him in the top eight or nine and hopefully he'll play even more minutes than that," Beilein said. "One of his roles will be a defensive stopper out there; Hardaway needs three or four minutes of rest and Tim has become an excellent defender, so we didn't want to drop off on defense and (LeVert) can do that."
Beilein's decisions are based on last season's weaknesses, when they were outmuscled by teams such as Ohio State and Michigan State, outhustled by Indiana, and didn't have the athletes or depth to avoid losing to Ohio in the NCAA Tournament.
Now, the freshmen have changed all that.
Michigan has six more nonconference games in the next month before the Big Ten season starts. Beilein will have more time to tinker and test.
"I always thought the first Saturday in December was always a great time — the football team is finishing and there are some great Saturday games," he said. "Saturday basketball in December like this is officially the turnover — it's basketball season."
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Chicago — They found their legs. And then they used them.
Again and again, shift after shift, the Red Wings did, pulling together until they'd pulled even, skating away with Game 2 against the Chicago Blackhawks — a 4-1 win that silenced the matinee crowd of 21,822 at United Center — to tie this Western Conference semifinal series.
And no surprise, it was Henrik Zetterberg, the Wings' captain, who skated the hardest, and skated the longest, and in the end, left the Blackhawks lamenting all that time and space that vanished between Games 1 and 2, not to mention the series edge.
"There's a lot of clutching and grabbing, a lot of interference," grumbled Jonathan Toews, the Blackhawks' captain. "And if they're going to let that go, that's something we need to know."
Well, that's something they should've known, and something they should've expected from this Detroit team, a group that vowed to show up with newfound energy after a painfully sluggish performance in Wednesday's opener. Fresh off their first-round marathon with Anaheim, the Wings "didn't skate at all in Game 1," in coach Mike Babcock's estimation.
But an extra day of rest figured to do wonders for Detroit. And clearly it did, as the Wings shrugged off an early 1-0 deficit Saturday and then dominated the final two periods, just as Chicago had done in Game 1.
"It's unbelievable how that worked out for us," Babcock said. "Now we're freshened up, and it's series on."
'Today it worked'
A series doesn't start until the road team wins a game, they always say. But in the Stanley Cup playoffs, the surest sign usually is one team complaining about the referees.
Which is exactly what Toews — who's hardly the whining sort, by the way — was doing Saturday afternoon. Matched most of the game against Zetterberg's line — a last-change choice by Joel Quenneville that Babcock appeared to welcome — the Blackhawks' leader struggled to find open ice. And he certainly felt Zetterberg's presence — a shove here, a push there, a stick everywhere.
"We were trying to bump 'em and give our 'D' a little more time with the puck, and today it worked," Zetterberg said, adding with a shrug, "It's part of the playoffs.
"I think he plays better when it's a little more physical, and I think I play better when it's a little more physical. So it's a lot of give-and-take — that's part of it."
That's the part that was missing from the Wings' game Wednesday, though, starting in their own end. For all the talk about the struggles Brendan Smith and the rest of the defensemen had clearing their own zone, it was the absentee wingers that were the biggest problem. And the biggest talking point heading into Saturday's game, as Detroit's coaching staff emphasized getting a third and fourth man back to help — and in a hurry.
"I mean, we were available," Babcock said, when asked to describe the difference with his wayward forwards. "Hard to get it to 'em when they're not there. We were so far away from each other (in Game 1) because we didn't skate."
'Bounce-back game'
Saturday, they skated, all right. All of them did, which explains why Chicago had half as many shots as they did in Game 1. And why names like Johan Franzen and Valtteri Filppula — voila! — showed up on the scoresheet, finally fully engaged. And why Brendan Smith, the rookie defenseman who took so much heat after Wednesday's loss, was all smiles in the locker room afterward.
Smith was victimized again on the Blackhawks' opening goal, getting caught pinching by Patrick Sharp, who lifted his stick and knocked — or tripped? — Smith to the ground, starting an odd-man rush that Patrick Kane later finished for his first goal of the playoffs.
But after Damien Brunner's deflection tied it early in the second, Smith netted the eventual winner by — yep, you guessed it — using his legs. Of course, it was Zetterberg setting him up, beating defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson to a loose puck and then threading a pass between the skates of Duncan Keith to Smith, who'd come charging up ice past an unsuspecting Sharp to bury the one-timer.
"He's such a clutch player," Smith said of Zetterberg, "and we feed off his strength and his competition level."
And to Smith's credit, he's learning to digest the good and the bad of his first playoff rollercoaster ride. He wasn't the goat in Game 1 any more than he was the hero Saturday, though Babcock did say, "I thought Smitty was fantastic today." But he sure does seem to be in the middle of things, doesn't he?
"He creates a lot of stuff, sometimes for both teams," Zetterberg said, smiling, "He can put it away when he gets the chance. He's young, he's still learning. But it's nice to see he had a bounce-back game."
So did the Wings, obviously. Fresh legs and a frustrated opponent? As Babcock said, it's series on. Or, to use Zetterberg's line, just as the Wings did Saturday, "It all starts with being in the right spot. And away we go."


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Tigers reliever Brayan Villarreal allowed three runs on three walks without recording an out Wednesday against the Blue Jays. (Robin Buckson/Detroit News)
Detroit — You can appreciate that Tigers fans were upset Wednesday. You understand why, on a North Sea of an afternoon in Detroit, they were disgusted with their baseball team.
And you empathize with folks who were tempted to sling their personalized Tigers jerseys (especially the ones that said VILLARREAL on the back) into the blaze crackling within their fireplaces, which was the best way to watch a game that for Tigers followers was as miserable as Wednesday's weather.
To which there is one sage response: Wait a couple of weeks.
Baseball jerseys are expensive. And this Tigers team, even if it seems early in a new season to be a cheap imitation of a supposed World Series team, could quickly patch up its love affair with fans who don't enjoy seeing 6-1 leads turn into 8-6 defeats, which is what happened against the Jays during Wednesday's ice bath at Comerica Park.
The Tigers are 4-4 after eight games. For perspective's sake, these are the eight-game records from the last three years Detroit had a playoff baseball team.
2006: 5-3 (soon to be 5-4).
2011: 3-5.
2012: 5-3.
And so anyone can see that playing .500 ball through slightly less than 1/20th of a new season is (gasp) catastrophic.
Not to make light of Wednesday's loss. It was a throwaway game, literally. Brayan Villarreal had a nightmare of a bullpen appearance after starter Rick Porcello failed to get even one batter out in the sixth as he rode that 6-1 lead.
Pitching wins, and pitching loses, and Tigers pitchers butchered Wednesday's event.
But gauging this team by Wednesday's disaster or by eight games in April's frost and sleet is ridiculous. A clearer picture will come from the nine-game West Coast swing that begins Friday in Oakland, moves through Seattle, and ends in Los Angeles.
During that 10-day trip the Tigers will have a better idea of whether they can take and hold leads against good teams. You'll see if Villarreal can throw strikes and put away hitters and not invite them to the late-innings romp Toronto enjoyed Wednesday. You'll know if they have anyone who resembles a ninth-inning closer.
But you won't know any of that, with certainty, when pitchers have been gripping baseballs in 42-degree weather and when bodies conditioned for the long haul have been dealing with these nonsensical weather conditions 10 days into a new schedule.
Issues widespread
Scope out the rest of the 30-team big-league family and you see the Tigers aren't the only guys dealing with dysfunction. Every club has its issues.
That's a necessarily broad view. A harsher take is also valid.
The Tigers bullpen has been in flux since Bruce Rondon's spring-camp audition crumpled in Florida. The team needs a closer. And it's reasonable to assume that until a reliable ninth-inning pitcher arrives the Tigers will be tempting some potentially ugly fate.
The ninth inning obviously isn't their only hang-up. Phil Coke has had a pair of rough days. Villarreal, who has a lovely 54.00 earned-run average, has faced 14 batters, has walked five, and allowed five hits.
Octavio Dotel has pitched in three games and has a 5.40 ERA.
The rational approach
But, again, it's as important to be rational as to be critical when you are assessing a big-league bullpen. Relief pitchers are notoriously erratic, especially early. A month from now it's just as likely April will be regarded as one of those crazy interludes that torment most teams during a long season.
"We didn't throw strikes out of the bullpen," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said after a gut-ache of a game that included a 2 hour, 29-minute rain delay. "That about sums it up.
"But we've got to find out what guys can do."
Villarreal will get another shot. The Tigers know he threw first-pitch strikes to the right-handed string of hitters he was obliged to put away in the seventh. He instead walked three, two of which he had all but buried in 1-2 counts.
He probably gets one more chance. But one, only. Even if the Tigers aren't staring at any fabulous replacements at Triple A Toledo, Leyland will not risk walks that ruined what should have been an easy victory Wednesday.
The rest of the cast will also get a chance to settle. And if they don't, fans will have every right to panic. They'll simply have to get in line behind a manager and a general manager who can't afford to watch a potential dream season disintegrate in Detroit's bullpen.


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Skyfort II Cedar Swing Set/Play Set with Slide
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New and improved features on our #1 selling classic design!
- Large clubhouse with look out balcony
- New 10' wave slide and 2-person glider
- Multiple swings, monkey bars and rock climbing wall
Beyond the basic play set
This iconic outdoor play set will be the kids' favorite, with its raised clubhouse play fort, wooden roof, gabled entry way and balcony. From the crow's nest, they'll cast a keen eye to the horizon, then race to the monkey bars and swing set on its three-position swing beam that includes the all new 2-person glider. A solid rock wall and standard ladder will give them healthy climbing fun while the new 10' wave slide will zoom them down to start all over again!
The Unmistakable Large, Deluxe Fort
- Deluxe upper cabin area measures 59" x 50"
- Separate porch and sun deck add additional play areas
- Wood roof on both the porch and the cabin
Heavy Duty Swing Beam
- Constructed of 4" x 6" Cedar
- Features heavy duty iron swing hangers
All New Two Person Glider
- Newly improved two person glider can be used by one or two children
Arched Entry and Exit Points and Metal Hand Rails
- All entry and exit points feature a curved arch to keep little heads from getting bumped
- Arched entry points throughout the set
- 4 metal handrails on the set to give a helping hand when needed
Covered Picnic Table and Bench on Lower Deck
- Lower deck area includes a picnic table with bench seat
- The wood bench seat provides a great place for mom to relax while hanging out with the kids
- Lower deck measures 35" x 62"
- Lower level also features a sand box area
Rock Wall
- Rock wall provides a real challenge for little climbers to enter the fort area
- Rock wall stands 5' tall
Brand new wave slide
- 10 feet long
- Fast and wavy. Your child will love flying down this slide with the wind rushing past! Makes coming down from the fort a thrill
Crow's Nest
- Unique crow's nest can be entered from the fort
- Crow's nest measures 39" x 27"
- Includes a 360° swiveling play telescope (Does not magnify)
Monkey Bar
- Monkey bar leads to the clubhouse
- Rungs are all metal for durability
Flat wooden steps
- Wood steps provide a more stable footing than traditional round rails
- Flat step entry ladder is included to assist little ones in climbing from ground to fort level
All lumber and hardware included
- Each board is stamped with the part number to help the homeowner with the building process
- All lumber is pre-stained, cut and stamped. Some pilot hole drilling may be required
- This set utilizes the all new patented Safe-T-Lock hardware
- All hardware is included
All Cedar Construction
- Small, tight, knot structure: The wood will be less likely to develop small cracks emanating from knots
- Clear appearance: The wood on Leisure Time play sets will have a smoother and more finished appearance. All wood is pre-stained
- Durability: Cedar has been tested in laboratory trials for assessing natural durability. In tests, the heartwood of this species experienced extremely low weight loss and was classified as highly decay resistant
Tools and Materials Required
- Claw Type Hammer
- 10' Tape Measure
- Framing Square or Level
- 10' Step Ladder
- Screwdriver (#2 Phillips)
- Electric or Cordless Drill
- Wrench, Sockets or Nut Drivers (9/16" & 1/2")
- Beeswax or Soap (Used to lubricate screw threads)
- Drill Bits: 1/8", 3/16", 3/8" & 7/16" (High Speed)
The Skyfort II has one layout option
- Layout Ground Dimension: 22'7"W x 16'8"D x 12'2"T
- Safe Play Area (allows for 6' on all sides of set): 34'7" W x 28'8"L
Assembly requires two moderately skilled people 24 - 36 hours.
Ships in 4 boxes.
Delivery MUST be made between 8 am and 5 pm
View product manual and assembly information here. (PDF)
- Deluxe cedar fort with room for multiple kids
- Unique crow's nest look out; Measures 39" x 27"
- Lower level picnic/activity table and wood floor
- Lower deck measures 35' x 62"
- 10' flat pack slide, easily assembled
- Unique fort in the sky design
- Zinc-coated, rust resistant hardware
- Flat step ladder for little feet
- 8 heavy-duty metal safety handles
- 2 heavy-duty belt swings with adjustable kid-friendly chains
- 4 heavy-duty commercial-grade swing hangers
- Heavy-duty swing beam plate and end support
- 360° swiveling telescope (no magnification)
- Two person glider
- Swing beam made with 4" x 6" construction
- Deluxe wood roof and separate porch roof
- Large elevated clubhouse; measures 59" x 50"
- Challenging 5' rock wall
- Sun deck measuring 31" x 26"
- Constructed of all cedar wood which is naturally decay-, rot- and insect-resistant (no chemical additives)
- Pre-cut, pre-drilled, pre-stained and stamped lumber for ease of assembly
- Detailed assembly manual
- Recommended for children ages 3-10 years
- 9 children, each no more than 150 lbs., can safely play on this equipment
- Maximum fall height: 90"
- A total of four (4) SuperSacks of rubber mulch are recommended for the size of this play set. Please see item numbers 47883 (Blue), 478838 (Mocha Brown), 478685 (Espresso Black), 478802 (Green) and 401471 (Cedar Red)
This item ships with Curbside Delivery only.
Delivery MUST be made between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
For additional information, please contact Leisure Time Products at 1.800.765.4138.
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5-year pro-rated warranty for all wood parts.
1-year on all other parts and components .
Wood is a natural product and therefore is prone to changes in appearance. Some slight warping, movement, seasonal checking, splitting and slight cracks are normal and are not warranty issues.
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Screening tests are designed to find patients with early cancer or those who are high risk. Whenever you go for a screening procedure, be certain to tell your screener if you have any risk factors, especially a family history.
- Pelvic exam—Your annual checkup includes a Pap smear for cervical cancer and a pelvic exam for other female disorders, among them ovarian cancer . If you have a history of breast cancer or a mother or sister with ovarian cancer, make sure your healthcare provider is aware of your increased risk. If they cannot do a satisfactory pelvic exam (because of your weight, your anatomy, or the discomfort it causes), an ultrasound may be worthwhile.
- Ultrasound—Imaging tests like the ultrasound are not recommended as a routine screening test, but they may be used as the next step if you are at high risk for ovarian cancer. Your doctor may use a transvaginal ultrasound, which gives satisfactory images of the pelvic organs. This type of ultrasound involves the use of a portable machine and a probe, which is inserted into your vagina.
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- Screening with the transvaginal ultrasound and the CA-125 blood test remains controversial. While the combined tests are able to detect ovarian cancer in some women without symptoms, they have also lead to unnecessary surgery. In addition, it is not known whether the screening has any impact on mortality.
Until there is more conclusive evidence, have a yearly pelvic exam, and ask your doctor if you have any risk factors that would warrant additional testing. Currently, most insurers will not cover a periodic transvaginal ultrasound or a CA-125 blood test. You may have to pay for this yourself or rely on reporting any new symptoms to your gynecologist as soon as possible to have the tests done.
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Spicy chicken sausage is the perfect compliment to this creamy pasta dish made with butternut squash, baby spinach, parmesan and a touch of sage. It's filling and comforting on a chilly winter night.
Since making Spaghetti with Creamy Butternut Leek Sauce a few weeks back, I am officially hooked. I love how the butternut squash feels like a decadent creamy sauce without the need for heavy cream. And with the addition of parmesan and hot sausage, the end result is savory and delicious.
I am also loving Giada's new line of organic pastas sold at Target. I'm picky with my pasta and love the taste and texture of this pasta when cooked al dente. I always go for unusual pasta shapes, here I used a shape called casarecce... love!
As part of the Target Inner Circle, I got to meet Giada in person a few weeks ago at Fun and Fit in the City. Isn't she beautiful!
|L-R, My daughter Karina, Me, Giada, My girlfriend Raquel
She was so sweet in person, I also got an autographed cookbook and a goody bag full of her new food products sold at Target. My favorites were of course the organic pastas. I tried a few shapes, but plan on going back to Target to try the whole wheat.
A few more things: This week I teemed up with 11 other bloggers to host a HUGE HOLIDAY giveaway... Two winners, one will win an iMac Computer! A second winner will win a $500 gift card. Hey, you never know! You gotta be in it to win it... click here for a chance to win!
And most importantly: Starting today I am making a commitment to run at least 1 mile a day until New Years. You in? It's part of the 2012 Holiday Running Streak from Runner's World. The way I see it, why wait till New Years? Let's start now, with all the baking and indulging that goes on during the Holidays, this is the perfect way to find a balance. I ran a mile this morning, I'll be running again tomorrow... if you prefer to walk, that's fine too, I would love it if you joined me. It could be inside, outside, morning, lunch time, evening... whenever you can squeeze it in. Tell me you're in, it will help keep me motivated!
Pasta with Spicy Sausage, Baby Spinach and Creamy Butternut Sauce
Servings: 5 • Size: 1 1/4 cups • Old Points: 7 pts • Points+: 9
Calories: 362 • Fat: 8 g • Carb: 55 g • Fiber: 5 g • Protein: 20 g • Sugar: 1 g
Sodium: 419 mg (without salt)
- 11 oz (4 links) spicy chicken Italian sausage
- 1 lb butternut squash, peeled and diced
- 1 tbsp light butter
- 10 oz casarecce, or pasta of your choice
- 1/4 cup shallots, minced
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 cups baby spinach, roughly chopped
- 2 tbsp fresh shaved parmesan cheese
- 4 sage leaves, sliced thin
- kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add butternut squash and cook until soft. Remove squash with a slotted spoon and place in a blender, blend until smooth.
Add pasta to the boiling water and cook according to package directions for al dente, reserving at least 1 cup of the pasta water before draining.
Meanwhile, in a large deep non-stick skillet, sauté sausage over medium heat until browned, breaking up with a spoon as it cooks. When cooked through, set aside on a plate.
Reduce heat to medium-low and melt the butter, sauté the shallots and garlic until soft and golden, about 5 - 6 minutes. Add pureed butternut squash, season with with salt and fresh cracked pepper and add a little of the reserved pasta water (I used about 1 cup) to thin out the sauce to your liking. Add baby spinach and stir in parmesan cheese and sage.
Toss in cooked pasta and sausage and mix until well coated.
Serve with additional parmesan cheese on the side if desired.
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Campus Activities Board Wins National Award
The LSU Eunice Campus Activities Board won the National Campus Events Organization of the Year award at the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities Conference in Atlanta last month.
CAB was evaluated on the organization's mission and the successful fulfillment of that mission. THE APCA awards committee also looked at the major events sponsored by CAB such as Community Day, Welcome Week and iChoose Days.
The Board won the South Central Regional Award at a conference early this year, making them eligible for the national award. They competed with over 300 two and four year schools for the national title. This is LSU Eunice's first time winning the regional and national awards.
The conference delegation includes officers and representatives from CAB, the Student Government Association, the Culturally Diverse Student Alliance, and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. While at the conference, the LSU Eunice delegation presented an educational session on the topic of developing a tobacco-free campus policy.
Students from all four groups conducted fundraising and other activities to make the trip to the conference possible.