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Greetings From Florence - Part 2
Each day a member of the Iowa State women's basketball team will write a blog detailing our adventures in Italy. In today's blog, junior Madison Baier details our second day in Florence, Italy. To follow along on our journey even more closely, please follow @CycloneWBB.
Since it is was game day today, this morning/early afternoon was a "free day" for all of us because we have our pre-game meal at 2:45. We could go shopping, sightseeing, or catch up on sleep!
I slept until 9:30 a.m. and went to get breakfast. Most hotels have breakfast on the main floor, however, breakfast is served on the fifth floor. On the fifth floor there is a beautiful garden patio where you can see the entire city. I had breakfast with Blaire and Bry with a view of the city and the mountains!
My lovely roommate Kidd decided to sleep until 12:30 p.m. so we didn't get out to roam the city until 1 p.m. There are so many shops and markets to choose from it's almost overwhelming! We both decided we needed to buy souvenirs for our families. As we were walking past all of the stands everyone was offering prices with smiling faces. We buy the items that we wanted and headed back to the hotel! Every salesperson who notices me either says "Oh my gosh!" or "Wow!" and raises their hand showing me how tall I am. This is nothing new to me! Except, one man looked at me with his eyes very big and said, "OH MY GOSH! OH MY GOSH! I am single, what about you?!" Haha! Kidd and I laughed and kept walking along.
We had our pre-game meal at a restaurant that was within walking distance of our hotel. We were served penne pasta with tomato sauce as our first meal. The waitress took our plate once we were finished and brought another plate that had chicken breast and salad. I'm not a big fan of the salad here because the only "dressing" they use is olive oil and balsamic. When we were finished with the chicken they brought out a small fruit mix in a cup. The pasta was my favorite!
We beat Italian Select 59-56! I was very nervous for my first game back, but I did fine. Our first experience playing overseas was interesting... The gym floor seemed very big compared to Hilton! There was little air, but it wasn't too hot. We started off with the national anthem for both teams and then we exchanged gifts. We gave all of them ISU T-shirts and they gave us a pen & a dog tag that said Italy Tour 2014. Coach warned us before the game that the officiating would be different. It was very rough, but we had to push past it. After the game, we took a huge team picture with both teams.
Hopefully our next game will go more smoothly since we got the feel for the way the game is played over here! Next up we leave for Venice tomorrow morning! Thanks for the experience Florence. Stay tuned for tomorrow's edition as Fallon will discuss our trip to Venice.
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I recently tried to upgrade from MC1 to MC2 and had some install issues. i wasn't sure if i should put this in the install thread or not.
The way it was setup on MC1:
email addresses: firstname.lastname@example.com
webmail address: mail.quirkservice.com
the hostname of the pc: curley.quirkservice.com
first error i got:
during the config part of the install, i set the hostname originally to mail.quirkservice.com, but that didn't work, so i re ran the script and set the hostname to just quirkservice.comCode:Port conflict detected: 80 (zimbra-store) Port conflicts detected! - Any key to continue
also, the LDAP Master host is set to curley.quirkservice.com, is that correct?
Here is the current configuration:
when i go to mail.quirkservice.com, i get a 502 bad gateway errorCode:AVDOMAIN= firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com CREATEDOMAIN=curley.quirkservice.com DOCREATEADMIN=no DOCREATEDOMAIN=no EXPANDMENU=yes HOSTNAME=quirkservice.com IMAPPORT=143 IMAPSSLPORT=993 LDAPHOST=curley.quirkservice.com LDAPPORT=389 MODE=http POPPORT=110 POPSSLPORT=995 REMOVE=no RUNAV=yes RUNSA=yes email@example.com SMTPHOST=quirkservice.com SMTPNOTIFY=yes firstname.lastname@example.com SNMPNOTIFY=yes SNMPTRAPHOST=curley.quirkservice.com SPELLURL=http://quirkservice.com:7780/aspell.php STARTSERVERS=no UPGRADE=yes USESPELL=yes INSTALL_PACKAGES="zimbra-apache zimbra-core zimbra-ldap zimbra-logger zimbra-mta zimbra-snmp zimbra-spell zimbra-store "
and when i try to get my mail via thunderbird, it asks for a password to email@example.com. the address itself is email@example.com, not mail.quirkservice.com. i changed the server to just quirkservice.com, but still the connection failed.
i am pretty new to *nix operating systems, so i am pretty stumped. any help you could could send my way would be very appreciated.
this might also help. this is the section of my httpd.conf file that sets up mail.quirkservice.com:
HTML Code:<VirtualHost *:80> NameVirtualHost *:80 <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName curley.quirkservice.com DocumentRoot /var/www/html <Directory /var/www/html> Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews +ExecCGI AllowOverride All <IfModule mod_access.c> Order allow,deny Allow from all </IfModule> </Directory> </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> # Servername is the domain name you want users to type into their # browser in order to connect to Zimbra ServerName mail.quirkservice.com # Pass every request off to Zimbra RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://127.0.0.1:7070$1 [P] RewriteRule ^proxy:.* - [F] # On the way back, rewrite headers containing this domain name and port, # effectively hiding the port from the user ProxyPassReverse / http://mail.quirkservice.com:7070/ ProxyPreserveHost On </VirtualHost>

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Ecosystems Infographics: now also available in Spanish and French
25 April 2013 | Downloads - publication
The IUCN developed infographic on healthy and degraded Ecosystem Services is now available in French and Spanish.
An earlier published version in English was released in January 2013. Upon popular demand, the infographics which depict the benefits from healthy ecosystem services, or conversely, the consequences of degraded ecosystems, are now available in French and Spanish and can be freely shared with acknowledgement of credit as ©IUCN Water.
Other infographics developed by IUCN Water are available from this link.


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How to Fix a Dent in a Car - Fix A DentWritten by on March 1, 1999
Usually, progress up the car-building ladder is driven by necessity. It starts by just keeping that old beater on the road-learning to handle the simple maintenance and repairs that otherwise would have that old iron squeezing the wallet harder than a new car payment. Next comes tuning and tweaking, and hey, you're getting pretty good at this. With time we get into more ambitious projects, bolting together that killer mill or chassis. Finally, we become invincible. Every trashed-out hulk is seen as potential street machine fodder. That cast-away Nova in line at the crusher can be next year's show stopper. At this stage of the game, you're limited only by your imagination and skill...and, oh, yeah, those ever-scarce greenbacks.
Little in the car builder's arsenal can advance a project's possibilities more than some know-how in panel and paint work. The flip side is that metal mastery is hard earned. Look, learn, listen, and read all you can-but finally you must do. Years ago, the tools of the trade required a serious investment and the materials were awkward to work with, but today, jumping into the fray with some of the basics will pay off immediately. Once the craft is mastered, you'll never look at a derelict street machine the same way.
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Enough to send even the most faithful spouse to divorce court, we actually fired up this four-speed 'Cuda from its resting place at the local wrecker's and drove it home. The mangled metal in the quarter is cleverly camouflaged by a random pattern of surface rust and age-old primer.Flexing an aluminum tube over the contour of the rear quarter showed the major dent over the wheelhouse to be nearly 2 inches deep, but we decided to repair the quarter rather than replace it.The first step was stripping the area to the bare metal. An angle grinder with a 36-grit disc made short work of the job. We kept the grinder moving to avoid overheating and further distortion of the metal. Use caution at the edges and creases-these grinders eat metal.The area was then buffed with a 3M Clean and Strip fiber disc to further scour the metal surface of paint and rust, again taking care not to burn the metal.Our unprotected quarter showed some deep surface rust and resultant pitting. Although nearly all traces of rust were stripped off, the surface was treated with an acid-based rust converter to deep-clean the pores. The rust converter was allowed to set up overnight, after which the surface was thoroughly sanded with 80-grit paper and a D/A sander. Paint, primer, or plastic filler will not adhere well if the treated surface is not re-sanded.Beginning bodyman's basics: You can go a long way with a hammer and dolly kit such as this low-buck set from Harbor Freight Tools (about $20). The challenge is getting a feel for working metal, and there's no shortcut for practice. On the left is the dreaded slide hammer dent puller, used only as a last resort.Had our dent been in an easily accessible part of the trunk, it would have been a simple hammer-and-dolly job. With more than two-thirds of the dent behind the wheelhouse, we had to get creative. The cop-out would have been to dust off the slide hammer and start drilling holes. Starting at the deepest point, we levered the dent outward with a prybar while simultaneously hammering the adjacent metal surrounding the prypoint. This lets the area take a set at the pried-out level.Various bars up to 3 feet in length were used to work out the dent, as well as combinations of bars with dollies as shown here, all the while confining most hammer work to the outside of the quarter. Had the dent been easily accessible, the dolly would have been used to back-up the dented area from the outside while the dent was hammered out from inside. Tricky jobs like this mean coming up with innovative solutions and tools for getting the job done. Experience goes a long way here.As the area got closer to its final shape, a quick hand sanding with 40-grit in a block revealed high and low spots as light and dark areas respectively, helping to guide our work. Again, you can use a long, straight tube for checking the overall contour. For the average production bodywork job, the lid on the plastic filler would have already been popped by this stage.
Sometimes, when the metal has been substantially stretched, a bulge will result that will be impossible to work out. Frequently, an area like this will "oil-can" or just pop in or out. The only alternative is to shrink the area. This can be accomplished with a special shrinking hammer or, more commonly, with a torch. First mark the area that needs shrinking. To shrink it, heat an area about the size of a dime to a cherry red color (don't melt the steel), and then quickly quench the spot with a soaking wet rag. We had to repeat the process in more than fifteen spots to properly tighten up the body panel. After shrinking, the area will always require more hammer and dolly work.Roughing out and heavily working the surface will leave the bumpy (although hopefully level) surface shown here. Smoothing (or, to use the correct terminology, planishing) the surface is done with a light flat-faced planishing hammer. Backing the area with a flat-faced dolly that approximates the panel's contour, the bumpy metal is hit with rapid, repeated, light hammer strikes, moving the hammer and dolly steadily around the work area.We regularly checked the work area by gliding our hand quickly across the area to "read the dent." You will learn to distinguish between surface irregularities and an unlevel contour.It is possible to finish the repair area to a point where zero body filler is used, but the steps shown up to this point demonstrate a repair using far less body filler than you'll see in most production shops. We ripped a small hole in the panel but filled it (arrow) with lead body solder.Today's lightweight plastic fillers are easy to use, flexible, and have excellent adhesion. The key to getting them smooth is to keep the material uncontaminated. Always mix on a perfectly clean surface, and use a clean plastic spreader with a good smooth edge. Mixing on top of a previously mixed batch, reusing the same stirring stick, or having dry residue on the spreader will invariably drop lumps of dried filler into the mix, which will plow in the filler while applying. Never use the same stick to scoop unmixed filler and stir in the hardener.We applied the filler in long, even, overlapping strokes. Don't be tempted to overwork the filler, as once it begins to gel, disturbing it will leave a cratered surface full of voids and air pockets. If filling to a character line, as in this case, break up the application by working to only one side of the line at a time.To quickly cut back the filler, we worked it with a Surform file before it fully hardened. The rounded profile files are superior to the flat versions. The proper technique is to run the file at a 30- to 45-degree angle rather than straight across. Ideally, the surface will be close to level at the same time that the surface has uniform file marks and the edges are broken or feathered all the way around. If the surface is level but there are low spots that haven't been hit with the file, another application of filler will be needed.The long sanding board is the key tool for a wave-free surface. Follow up the filing by sanding with 36- or 40-grit sheets in the long board. The coarse paper will cut and level, while a smoother paper will float, leaving dips and humps. Work the board at a slight diagonal and criss-cross the area by changing directions. When the filler is level and uniformly sanded, switch to 80-grit to smooth the heavy sanding marks.High spots will sometimes appear while sanding, especially if the metal work was done to keep filler thickness to a minimum. These spots can be tapped in with repeated light strikes over the exposed metal using the pointed end of the body hammer. The surface thickness of the filler here is little more than that of a heavy primer coat.
Once the area above the character line was filled, we repeated the process below. When finished, the area was blown and tacked off, and then shot with primer (we used PPG Epoxy).Plastic filler will always leave some pinholes and surface irregularities. To provide a surface that's uniform and has a fine grain, the filler is glazed. In the old days, glazing putty (basically the same as the spot putty) was nothing more than primer solids in a paste applied with a spreader. Regular glazing putty is tricky to apply smoothly over large areas, and because drying is by the evaporation of solvents, it tends to shrink and require long drying times if applied too thick. Modern, two-component polyester glazes are watered-down plastic fillers with fine grains. These go on smooth, dry by a catalyst, and sand easily-same rules as when working with the filler, only here a smooth application is even more critical.With the primer coat lightly sanded, blown, and tacked, the glaze is applied. Keep the glaze layer super thin, pressing it in firmly with long strokes. The glaze here was extended well beyond the filled area to glaze the rust scarring and grinder marks.To be able to gauge the sanding process, the glaze is fogged with a light layer of contrasting primer (arrow). This is the guide coat. A shorter 6-inch sanding board with 120-grit paper is used on the glaze. Sand evenly until all the edges are feathered and the guide coat disappears. The glaze will be very thin and even transparent in places when fully sanded.


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From 1979 to 2007, the average, after-tax, inflation-adjusted income of middle-class households increased 25%; for the top 1%, it rose 281%.i
Watch Part 4 of our video series to learn more!
For an annotated script, click here [2].
If you learn more about the income gap click here [3] to view the State Of Working America's section on income— it has lots of great graphs! Here [4] is a personal favorite of mine.
Also, check out this [5] graph from the Center on Policy and Budget Priorities.
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Williamsburg, VA (Sports Network) - Joel Smith tallied 17 points and six
assists as the Northeastern Huskies held off the William & Mary Tribe, 68-64,
in a Colonial Athletic Association bout at Kaplan Arena.
Smith shot 6-of-9 from the field, including 4-of-6 from 3-point range for
Northeastern (17-8, 12-1 CAA), which has won four in a row. Jonathan Lee and
Quincy Ford each netted 12 points for the visitors, while Reggie Spencer put
up eight points and eight rebounds.
For William & Mary (9-14, 3-9), Brandon Britt scored 18 points, while Tim
Rusthoven was effective in the trenches with 14 points (on 7-of-11 from the
field), nine rebounds, and two blocks. Marcus Thornton had 13 points and Kyle
Gaillard added 10 points for the Tribe, who have lost back-to-back games since
its Feb. 2 win over Hofstra.
Northeastern opened up the game on a 17-7 run in the first eight minutes, but
William & Mary clawed back to make its deficit just three, 31-28, heading into
halftime. The Huskies outshot the Tribe from the field in the first half, 52.2
percent to 44 percent.
The Tribe took control early in the second half, and they held a lead as big
as seven, 60-53, with just over six minutes remaining. Northeastern caught
fire down the stretch however, finishing the game on a 15-4 run to capture the
four-point victory.
Northeastern shot 12-of-21 from 3-point range, while William & Mary was 7-
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This seems like it should be fairly easy:
VOS - I have a remote control problem. Background. Have a HR24 in living room and HR22 upstairs. Friday had a HR34 installed beside the 24. All 3 are MRV'd and a SWM16 was installed when 34 put in. All receivers and MRV is working great and I am keeping the 24 for awhile to watch recorded programs (and make sure the 34 is working properly).
I now have 3 remotes configured for the 24 and 34 (I don't know how) as follows:
1. RC65 - turns on LGTV and both the 24 and 34. Connects 24, via HDMI, to TV.
2. RC64R - turns on LGTV and both the 24 and 34. Connects 34, via HDMI to TV.
3. RC65RX - turns on LGTV.
What I would like is for 2 of the remotes to just control the 34 and TV and 1 remote control just the 24 and TV.
As an aside, I have to use the TV remote to change HDMI inputs between the 34 and 24, but thats no problem. Would just like to get the remote problem resolved before my "better half" figures out there is a problem :-]
Tks for any assistance.
2 remotes have RF, and one doesn't.
Changing the HR34 remote setup to RF, with either RC64R[x], by following the on screen steps/prompts. Copy these while going through them, and then do the same steps to the other remote [you don't need to be on the same screen in the HR34, because it was set the first time, so you're simply setting the remote to match the second time].
Leave the RC65 alone as it only has IR, and leave the HR24 alone so it stays in IR.


text: In addition to regional estimates, employer costs for nine geographic divisions are also available. Within divisions, total compensation costs ranged from $24.89 per hour in the East South Central division to $34.48 in the New England division. In the West North Central division, which includes Kansas and Missouri, total compensation costs averaged $27.39 per hour. Wages and salaries, at $19.42, accounted for 70.9 percent of these costs, while benefits, at $7.96, made up the remaining 29.1 percent. In the Mountain division, which includes Colorado, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming, total compensation costs averaged $28.22 per hour. Wages and salaries, at $20.13, accounted for 71.4 percent of these costs, while benefits, at $8.08, made up the remaining 28.6 percent.


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Hundreds of North Central College students will study abroad, participate in service trips, enroll in Verandah courses and take advantage of other distinctive opportunities during D-Term.
D-Term is a three-week period between Thanksgiving and Christmas that offers students possibilities to engage in life-enriching experiences.
This year's study abroad destinations include France, China, London, Argentina and Uruguay, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, Italy and Greece, Germany and Costa Rica.


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Cyclones Win Three Event Titles In Outdoor Opener
TEMPE, Ariz – Three event titles on the track and three all-time top-10 performances in the men's and women's hammer throw highlighted the weekend for the Iowa State track and field teams. Hannah Willms captured the high jump title with a mark of 5 feet, 8.50 inches, while Henry Kelley moved into ninth place and Kayla Sanborn into eighth on Iowa State's all-time lists in the hammer throw. Ese Okoro and Derek Jones both took the win in the 400-meter hurdles
Willms cleared four bars en route to the title, each coming on her first attempt. Her mark of 5'8.50" is the best of her outdoor career, moving herself into eighth on Iowa State's all-time high jump list. The Waterloo, Iowa, native set an outdoor personal best with the performance. Willms' teammate Kelly McCoy finished third in the competition with a mark of 5'7.25".
In Friday's action, Kelley launched a 20-plus foot personal record in the hammer throw with a distance of 180'11". The toss is good for ninth on Iowa State's all-time list, passing Michael Zika and Kendall Fogel. Sanborn also posted a personal best in the women's side of competition. The Anamosa, Iowa, native hurled a best mark of 176'11". Sanborn moves up one spot on the all-time list, passing former Cyclone great Lisa Griebel for eighth.
Ese Okoro placed first in the women's 400-meter hurdles. Okoro broke the tape in 57.77 seconds, just .34 seconds off of her personal best. The Birmingham, England, native currently ranks sixth on Iowa State's female top-10 list. Fellow Cyclone Krista Shoeman placed third in the event, crossing the line in 1:00.62.
Kevin Poster notched an 11-inch personal best in the men's triple jump. The New Brighton, Minn., native leapt a best mark of 49'11.75" on the day, placing second to Minnesota's Charles Jordan.
In the men's 110-meter hurdles, Ryan Sander posted a time of 14.40 seconds, which was good for fourth place in the event. Sander was just off his personal record of 14.33 in the outdoor opener.
Derek Jones and Kris Brander picked up a one-two finish for the Cyclones in the men's 400m hurdles. Jones broke the tape in a personal-best 52.07 seconds, and Brander finished close behind in 53.59. Trey Achterhoff finished fifth in 54.04.
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The Cyclones will return to the track Friday, April 4, at two meets. Iowa State will be sending athletes to both the Stanford Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif. and the Tiger Track Classic in Auburn, Ala.
Cyclone PR's
*Henry Kelley (HT): 180'11"
*Kayla Sanborn (HT): 176'11"
*Derek Jones (400m-h): 52.07
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The 250-acre industrial rail park development will be located off U.S. 281, about two and a half miles south of Three Rivers.
While the location right now is still a brush area, partners Mike Howard, CEO of Howard Energy, and Barton Simpson, Live Oak Railroad (LORR) development partner, hope to be moving dirt by next month.
"Currently we are finalizing all the Union Pacific agreements," Howard said.
The rail park will have a switch off the Union Pacific line that already runs through Live Oak County. The switch will allow trains to move into the rail park and load and unload whatever they are hauling.
Simpson said they have the ability to lay 28,000 feet, or more than five miles, of track but will only lay what is needed.
The partnership is currently looking for tenants to lease space in their future park and utilize their rail spur.
The tenants can either build their own tracks or LORR will build for them.
"We expect our rail to help with truck traffic," Howard said.
Most things that can be moved by truck can also be moved by rail, including pipe, frac sand, crude and equipment.
"One hundred tons of aggregate can go in a single railcar and that is equivalent to four semis," Simpson said.
The railroad will not just bring stuff in but also move stuff out. With the large hydrocarbon production underway, it has to leave the area to be processed somewhere and rail is another option for moving it out.
"It's a long-term fix to logistic problems," Howard said.
The two believe the park's location is setting their future project up for success.
They said a community railroad to load and unload does not currently exist in the area and because of its proximity, the Eagle Ford businesses will be able to use the park as another logistics choice.
According to Simpson, the biggest part of the project will be building the initial switch off the Union Pacific line but after that things should move rapidly.
"We can lay down a lot of track quickly," he said, "1,000 feet per week."
If necessary the partners are prepared to put in crude oil storage but a lot is yet to be determined until tenant leases are signed.
The number of jobs the rail park brings is yet to be determined as is the total tax benefit to the county. But, Simpson said, "in our opinion, we will be here a long time."
"Our goal is to make this thing an industrial hub," Howard said.


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I am using Zimbra Desktop 1.0.4 (Build 1833) Windows version.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Continuing opposition from conservatives is forcing House GOP leaders to delay a vote on a temporary spending bill required to prevent a government shutdown next month.
The conservatives are unhappy with a plan by GOP leaders that advances the measure through the House, coupled with a provision to derail implementation of the new health care law. That plan also would have allowed the Democratic-controlled Senate to send it on to the White House shorn of the "defund 'Obamacare'" provision so long as a vote was taken on the issue.
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Game 30
9/10 Kansas State (24-5, 13-3 Big 12) vs. TCU (10-19, 1-15 Big 12)
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 * 7:05 p.m. CT
Manhattan, Kan. * Bramlage Coliseum (12,528)
Television: Big 12 Network (ESPN Full Court)
Dave Armstrong (play-by-play); Rich Zvosec (analyst)
Channels: KMCI (Kansas City), KMTW (Wichita), KSNT (Topeka)
Internet: www.ESPN3.com and WatchESPN
Radio: K-State Sports Network
Wyatt Thompson (play-by-play); Stan Weber (analyst)
Satellite Radio: Sirius 113/XM 194 (home broadcast)
Live Stats: http://www.kstatesports.com/multimedia/ksu-gt-live-stats.html
Live Audio: http://www.k-statesports.com/allaccess (free)
Twitter Updates: twitter.com/kstate_gameday
vs. Big 12: K-State trails 449-452 (246-162 at home)
vs. TCU: K-State leads 4-2 (2-1 at home)
Last Meeting: K-State won 67-54 (1/16/2013 in Fort Worth)
9/10 Kansas State (24-5, 13-3 Big 12)
Head coach: Bruce Weber (Wisconsin-Milwaukee '78)
School Record: 24-5 (1st season) * Career Record: 337-160 (15th season) * vs. TCU: 1-0
TCU (10-19, 1-15 Big 12)
Head coach: Trent Johnson (Boise State '86)
School Record: 10-19 (1st season) * Career Record: 236-204 (14th season) * vs. K-State: 0-1
No. 9/10 Kansas State (24-5, 13-3 Big 12) will celebrate the accomplishments of its three-man senior class on Tuesday night, as the Wildcats conclude their home schedule by hosting TCU (10-19, 1-15 Big 12) at 7 p.m. The trio of seniors Jordan Henriquez, Martavious Irving and Rodney McGruder - already the winningest senior class in school history with 98 victories - will be honored in pre-game ceremonies, along with four senior managers. The game will be broadcast regionally on the Big 12 Network with Dave Armstrong (play-by-play) and Rich Zvosec (analyst) on the call. After its thrilling 64-61 win at Baylor on Saturday, K-State remains in a tie for first place with No. 4/3 Kansas (25-4) with a 13-3 league record, just one game ahead of No. 13/14 Oklahoma State (22-6), which sits in third place with a 12-4 mark, with two games left in the regular season. All three teams have already clinched a bye to the quarterfinals of the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, which is set for March 13-16 at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. The win over the Bears not only kept the Wildcats in the Big 12 title race, it made Bruce Weber the winningest first-year head coach in school history, eclipsing Bob Huggins' 23 wins in 2006-07, and helped the school post 13 league victories for just the third time in school history (first since 1960-61) and the first time in the Big 12 era. K-State will look to wrap up the home schedule on a high note, as a win against TCU would tie the 2008-09 and 2010-11 teams for the most wins (16) at Bramlage Coliseum and the 2010-11 squad for the highest home winning percentage (16-1, .941) in school history.
Tuesday's contest will be the seventh of eight games on the Big 12 Network. The league television package can be seen locally on KMCI-TV in Kansas City, KMTW-TV in Wichita and KSNT-TV in Topeka. The game can also seen in the Big 12 region on KTXA-TV in Dallas, KTVI-TV in St. Louis, KOCB-TV in Oklahoma City, KMYT-TV in Tulsa, WOI-TV in Des Moines, KPTM-TV in Omaha, KUBE-TV in Houston and KCWX-TV in San Antonio. All games on the Big 12 Network can be found on ESPN Full Court as well as ESPN3.com.
K-State owns a 9-0 record against Texas-based schools (Baylor, Lamar, TCU, Texas, Texas Southern, Texas Tech) in 2012-13 with one more try remaining in the regular season against TCU on Tuesday. The Wildcats have won these nine games by an average of 15 points, including sweeps of Baylor, Texas and Texas Tech. In its seven Big 12 games, K-State has won games by 13, 26, nine, 20, 12, 20 and two points over Texas schools, including a 67-54 win over TCU on Jan. 16.
K-State moved four spots to No. 9 in The Associated Press Top 25 poll and three spots to No. 10 in the USA Today Coaches Top 25 poll on Monday. It marked the 11th straight week that the Wildcats have been ranked in the AP poll and ninth consecutive week the team has been ranked in both polls. The No. 9 ranking is the highest in the AP poll since placing No. 6 on Dec. 13, 2010, while it is the first time this season that the team has been in both polls' Top 10. K-State is 253-94 (.729) all-time as a ranked team.
TCU (10-19, 1-15 Big 12) enters Tuesday's game on a seven-game losing streak after dropping a 72-63 decision at Texas Tech on Saturday. The Horned Frogs are averaging 54 points on 39.6 percent shooting, including 29.6 percent from 3-point range, while holding opponents to 61.6 points on 44.2 percent shooting, including 34.1 percent from beyond the arc. Sophomore guard Kyan Anderson leads the team in five categories, including scoring (11.6 ppg.), 3-pointers (47), assists (3.3 apg.) and steals (1.4 spg.).
Head coach Trent Johnson has a 236-204 record in his 14th season as a coach, including a 10-19 mark in his first season at TCU.
Rodney McGruder collected a game-high 21 points, as No. 16/18 K-State earned a 67-54 win over TCU in the teams' last meeting on Jan. 16 at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum. The Wildcats climbed out of an early 10-5 deficit with an 8-0 run and never trailed the rest of the way. The team connected on 48.2 percent from the field, including a season-best 52.9 percent from 3-point range, and posted 20 points off of 12 TCU turnovers. Fellow seniors Jordan Henriquez and Martavious Irving both scored eight points.
This will be seventh meeting between K-State and TCU with the Wildcats holding a 4-2 lead in a series that dates back to 1947. The Wildcats have won three of the last four meetings, while they have won two of the three meetings in Manhattan.
--Kansas State's 24 wins tie five other teams for the fifth-most in a single-season in school history with only four others posting 25 or more wins. The 24-5 start ties the 2009-10 squad for the second-best start in school history after 29 games and trails the 1950-51 team (25-4) for the best start. It is the 26th 20-win season in school history, including a school-record seventh consecutive 20-win season. The 13 wins in Big 12 play are the most since the league's inception and just the third time (1958-59 and 1960-61) in school history that a team has posted at least 13 league wins and the first time in more than 50 years. The Wildcats now have 10+ wins in conference play six times in the last seven seasons. Four of the five losses have been to teams (Gonzaga, Kansas and Michigan) ranked No. 1 in either the AP or the Coaches' poll at some point this year. The team won double-digit non-conference games for the seventh straight season, including its first regular-season Top 10 non-conference win (No. 8 Florida) since 1981.
--Bruce Weber's 24-5 record is the second-best start by a first-year K-State head coach in its 109-year history with only Zora Clevenger (15-2, 1916-17) posting a mark. Weber's 24 wins are the most by a first-year head coach, while he is just the fourth to win 20 games in his first year, joining Bob Huggins (23, 2006-07), Frank Martin (21, 2007-08) and Lon Kruger (20, 1986-87). His eight-game winning streak (Dec. 18, 2012-Jan. 19, 2013) was the second-longest by a first-year head coach and the longest since Clevenger's 1916-17 squad ended the year with 13 straight wins. His 13 Big 12 wins are also the most by first-year head coach.
--K-State is enjoying an outstanding 2012-13 athletics season, as the Wildcats have one of the best records (49-22, .690) among BCS schools when combining its football and men's and women's basketball teams. The school, which won the Big 12 title in football in 2012 for just the second time, is one of 29 teams (along with Baylor, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Iowa State) with 45+ combined wins among its three major sports. Only twice in Big 12 history (Oklahoma, 2004-05 and Texas, 2005-06) has a school won the conference title in both football and men's basketball in the same academic year, while K-State is one of three schools (Florida and Louisville) to finish in the Top 15 in football (12th) and currently rank in Top 15 in men's basketball.
--K-State has built a solid resume, as the Wildcats boast a No. 18 RPI in the latest ESPN rankings. The team is one of six Big 12 schools in the Top 65 of the RPI, including Kansas (4), Oklahoma (22), Oklahoma State (27), Iowa State (53) and Baylor (61).
--The three-man senior class of Jordan Henriquez, Martavious Irving and Rodney McGruder became the winningest class in school history on Monday vs. Texas Tech, earning its 98th victory. The trio currently boasts a 98-35 (.737) record during their careers, which is two more than the 2011-12 class (Victor Ojeleye and Jamar Samuels) for the most wins by a class. They are the fourth straight class to tally 90 or more wins in their career, while they are attempting to become just the second in school history (1989-90) to advance to the NCAA Tournament in four straight seasons. The three seniors will all finish in Top 10 of the career games played list, as McGruder (129) is third, Irving (124) is fifth and Henriquez (120) is tied for ninth.
--17 of K-State's 28 games have been at home (including a home game vs. No. 8/9 Florida in Kansas City's Sprint Center), where the Wildcats have won 17 of their last 18 home games, including 16 of 17 at Bramlage Coliseum. The Texas Tech win on Feb. 25 gave the school 300 victories in the arena's 25-year history, while a win against TCU would tie the 2008-09 and 2010-11 teams for the most home wins (16) and the 2010-11 squad for the highest home winning percentage (16-1, .941) in school history. The team's 12-game home winning streak and 11-game streak at Bramlage ended in a loss to No. 3/2 Kansas on Jan. 22.
--K-State is 7-2 in road games this season, winning at George Washington (65-62), West Virginia (65-64), TCU (67-54), Oklahoma (52-50), Texas Tech (68-59), Texas (81-69) and Baylor (64-61) to go with losses at Iowa State (73-67) and Kansas (83-62). The seven road wins tie the 2009-10 team for the most in the Big 12 era and the most since the 1987-88 squad won eight, while the six in league play also tie the 2009-10 team for the most in the Big 12 era. The loss at ISU snapped the Wildcats' six-game winning streak in road games, including five-game streak in Big 12 play, which dated back to last season and was the longest since 2010. The Wildcats have improved their play on the road in the Big 12, posting a 30-26 record over the past seven seasons (which began in 2006-07) after winning just 10 of 80 road games in the league's first 10 years (1997-2006).
--K-State received its first national ranking of the season on Dec. 24, appearing at No. 25 in the AP Top 25, and earned its best ranking at No. 9 on Monday. The No. 9 ranking is the highest since checking in at No. 6 on Dec. 13, 2010. The Wildcats are also a season-best No. 10 in the latest USA Today Coaches Top 25 poll, which marked the ninth straight week the team has been ranked in both polls. The Wildcats have a 253-94 (.729) record as a ranked team since first being ranked in 1949-50.
--K-State concluded February with a 7-1 mark, tying Oklahoma State for the best record in the Big 12, and continued its trend of playing well in the month in the last five years, where the Wildcats are 32-7 (.821) since 2008-09, including 17-3 at home.
--K-State ranks in the Top 50 in six categories, including 12th in assists, 17th in assist-to-turnover ratio, 28th in offensive rebounds, 32nd in scoring defense, 37th in scoring margin and 48th in turnover margin. The team places first in the Big 12 in scoring defense, assists, assist-to-turnover ratio and rebounding defense, second in turnover margin and offensive rebounds and third in 3-point field goals and 3-point field goal percentage. In Big 12-only games, the Wildcats rank first in scoring defense, field goal percentage, 3-point field goal percentage, rebounding defense, assists, turnover margin and assist-to-turnover ratio.
--The Feb. 18 meeting with West Virginia marked the 12th time K-State has faced a former head coach (Tex Winter, Lon Kruger and Bob Huggins) with the Wildcats winning five (including four this season) of those occurrences. Prior to 2013, the last victory over a former coach came in a 95-80 win over Kruger's UNLV squad on Dec. 12, 2009. K-State lost twice to Winter (Washington in 1971 and LBSU in 1978), while the Wildcats are now 4-4 vs. Kruger and 2-1 vs. Huggins (2011, 2013). Interestingly enough, the Wildcats are 6-0 vs. coaches prior to them coming to K-State, going 1-0 vs. Winter at Marquette (1953), 3-0 vs. Jack Hartman at Southern Illinois (1964, 1968 and 1969), 1-0 vs. Kruger at Texas-Pan American (1986) and 1-0 vs. Huggins at Akron (1988).
--The 67-61 win over No. 8/9 Florida in the Hy-Vee Wildcat Classic on Dec. 22 was the first regular-season, non-conference Top 10 victory since knocking off No. 8 Minnesota at home, 62-52, on Dec. 21, 1981. Overall, it was the 12th non-conference Top 10 win (and first since defeating No. 3 Purdue, 73-70, in the 1988 NCAA Tournament), including the seventh in the regular season.
--K-State had a tremendous semester in the classroom, as the team had a cumulative 2.839 GPA (the highest in 12 years) during the Fall 2012 semester. A program-best eight players - Adrian Diaz, Rodney McGruder, Angel Rodriguez, Brian Rohleder, Ryan Schultz, Shane Southwell, Will Spradling and Nino Williams - were named to the Fall Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll on Jan. 9. McGruder (first team) and Spradling (second team) were selected to the Academic All-Big 12 Teams.
Up Next: AT 13/14 OKLAHOMA STATE (22-6, 12-4 Big 12)
K-State concludes the regular season on Saturday with a trip to No. 13/14 Oklahoma State (22-6, 12-4 Big 12) at 12:30 p.m.


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A tumultuous 2012, to say the least
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Romney is a good man, but his campaign was horrible. The Democrats did a tremendous job of painting him as a wealthy white male candidate who was out of touch with the average Joe, anti-immigration and anti-woman, caring only about the wealthy.
Romney was able to dispel many of these mistruths, but in the end that wasn't enough. Couple that with a poor choice of a running mate, and you had a losing campaign.
Paul Ryan is a solid congressman, but his Medicare overhaul plan struck fear in the hearts of the nation's elderly and cost Romney Florida and other battleground states. In retrospect, Romney would have been better off selecting Sen. Marco Rubio as his running mate.
Let's hope that in 2013, now that he's no longer a candidate, President Obama will move to the center and, likewise, Republicans in Congress will move in the direction that best protects the interests of our nation. Compromise isn't a bad word. In fact, democracy calls for and necessitates compromise, instead of inflexible positions that result in gridlock and chaos.
It is my hope that in 2013, both political parties will see the wisdom in dealing with our nation's problems in a forthright manner, and not seek to capitalize on their own interests for petty partisan reasons.
For many of you, 2013 will be a year of recovery. I will try to make it a year of reflection and patience. Coming from me, that's a mighty resolution!
Long Islanders have an undeniable resolve and determination. Look for everyone at the beach this summer!
Speaking of people with resolve, the same could be said for Jets fans. What a nightmare this season has been. The Sanchez-Tebow saga has played out long enough.
I thank all of my loyal readers for reading my diatribe every week. I promise the same level of honesty and straightforward thinking in 2013.
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The State of Automation
February 24, 2011
In August, sister magazine Modern Materials Handling featured Office Depot's new distribution center in Newville, Pa., on the cover. At the heart of the DC is an integrated piece-picking solution that combines mobile robots for high-density storage and conveyance; light-directed picking to ensure that the associate picks the right item; and a high-speed conveyor and sortation system to get the product to the packing zone.
While this level of automation has been common on high-speed assembly lines for years, it represents a new level of sophistication in distribution. Although the technology allows Office Depot to get a significant amount of throughput from a relatively small labor force, labor savings within the four walls of the DC wasn't the primary driver behind choosing a highly automated system.
Rather, the solution represents a broader supply chain play; it is an enabling technology that will allow Office Depot to completely retool the way inventory is replenished at the stores serviced by that DC. "We believe that the future belongs to the brave," Brent Beabout, Office Depot's vice president of global network strategy and transportation, told Modern. "We are in a commodity business and the supply chain is a differentiator. We plan to be on the front end of that."
That is a different way to view materials handling automation, particularly in distribution, where the historical approach to system justification was based on a reduction in head count. It got us to thinking: Is Office Depot unique? Or, is something changing in the way the user community looks at automation today? Does the future belong to the brave when it comes to automated materials handling?
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Computed tomography angiography (CTA) is a specialized x-ray that examines blood flow in blood vessels when they are filled with a contrast material. Contrast material is a substance that makes the blood vessels show on an x-ray. Computed tomography (CT) uses a complex machine to take x-rays from many different views, producing detailed two-dimensional images that can be combined by a computer to form three-dimensional images.
CTA can be used to view blood vessels throughout the body. It is most commonly used to study the:
This test is used to help doctors identify diseased, narrowed, enlarged, and blocked blood vessels and locate where internal bleeding may be occurring. Some specific uses include:
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Prior to the surgery, the doctor will do a physical exam.
Talk to your doctor about any medications, herbs, or supplements you are taking.
You may have to stop certain medications, food, or beverages before the test.
At the care center:
An intravenous line (IV) is placed in a vein, and you will lie down on a narrow table. Pillows and straps may be used to keep you in a certain position. The part of your body that will be studied is moved inside the opening of the CT machine, and a test image is taken. You will be given a small amount of contrast material through the IV to check how long it takes to get to the area to be studied. Next, the IV is connected to an automatic injector and contrast material is injected. Then, the scan begins.
You must stay still during the scan. The technologist may ask you to hold your breath for 10-25 seconds to ensure that the images are not blurred by any movement. It only takes seconds to record all the images needed.
The images are checked. If needed, some are repeated.
After the procedure, be sure to follow your doctor's
During the hours after the procedure, drink extra fluids to help flush the contrast material from your body.
20-60 minutes however, most of the time is spent setting things up.
Although the procedure is not painful, you may feel warm and flushed when contrast material is injected.
The radiologist will look at the images and report the findings to your doctor, usually within 24 hours. Your doctor will discuss the findings with you and any treatment needed.
After the test, call your doctor if any of the following occurs:
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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Shippers question value of slow steaming
April 27, 2011 - LM Editorial
Responding to a request for comments from the Federal Maritime Commission on the effect of slow steaming on U.S. ocean liner commerce, most shippers found little or no rate or service benefit.
"This was particularly true on the transpacific, where carriers engage in a collective assessment of the rate structure," said Peter Gatti, executive vice president of the National Industrial Transportation League (NITL). "We, of course, agree that there are environmental advantages to slow steaming, but shippers were also counting on a pricing break from the carriers comprising the Transpacific Stablilization Agreement (TSA) and that hasn't happened."
Indeed, added Gatti, one non-conference carrier operating a dedicated shuttle from Shanghai to Long Beach has been operating at normal knot-speed and delivering goods at a competitive price point.
"So from a money-saving perspective, slow steaming's advantages are negligible," added Gatti.
Spokesmen for the World Shipping Council, told LM that while its members comments were largely in support of continued slow steaming, the issue was largely confined to the transpacific lanes.
"To my knowledge, we don't face this problem anywhere else in the marketplace," said WSC spokesman, Anne Kappel. "Besides, the FMC does not have the enforcement powers to regulate any trade lane based on request for comments."
According to the NITL, supply chains have suffered negative impacts as a result of slow steaming. Shippers said that transit times have risen, effective vessel capacity has dropped, shortages in containers and equipment have been exacerbated, and meeing customer expectations is more difficult.
"One of the key aspects of the supply chain is that transit times affects inventory," said the NITL. "Initially, slow steaming accelerated the depletion of inventory making it harder for shippers to fill their store shelves and manufacturers' production lines in a timely manner."
Over time, however, shippers have been forced to adjust to lengthened voyage times by increasing the amount of inventory they carry, at higher costs, the NTIL added.
"Goods that sit in inventory are simply not producing real economic output or providing any societal benefit," the NITL concluded.
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Davidson County, NC -- All lanes are open in the southbound direction of I-85 in Davidson County after a tractor trailer crash. The accident happened between Lexington and Thomasville at mile marker 95.
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Make Your Own Play Typewriter
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- Anne said...
That homemade typewriter is pretty precious! I dream about having an "old-fashioned typewriter" someday, too!
- August 25, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Sarah said...
The best toys are home made :)
- August 25, 2009 at 11:31 AM
- Christy said...
How creative! We recently went to a fire museum that had an old fashioned typewriter in the chief's office and my children spent the most time playing with that. I would love to find an old typewriter but then I wonder if the novelty would wear off. Hmmm...we should just make one!
- August 25, 2009 at 9:07 PM
- Monica Crumley said...
Hi there! Thanks for the comment on my blog. I just want to say, YES!, the outdoor hanging pots and pans are awesome and I would love to do that, too. This place really focused on aesthetics as well as a fun place to play/create. I saw another similar place in New Orleans a couple years ago. I hope your idea "pans" out one for you. :-)
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7:00 PM at Hough High School. Hopewell (1-3) at Hough (4-0). Hough won 28-15 last season. Players to watch: Hopewell – WR Dominique Heath, QB Jerry Chadwick, WR Jonquez Williams; Hough – DB Akeem Barringer, DE Brandon Cassarino, OG Christian Walker. THE SKINNY: This is the MECKA 4A conference opener. Hopewell has been riddled for 41, 51 and 69 points the past three games. Hough needs to avoid the emotional letdown after beating Independence. But this is a rivalry, so that likely won't be a concern.


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I can do everything in the app as expected... The second I hot the playlist button, the app goes poof and I end up at the app list . Reinstalled etc.... Same thing
Just to add to Laxguy's thoughts here... Have you tried rebooting your iPad? That's cured some really goofy stuff for me at times.


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I have imported a fairly sizeable pst file, but it does not show in my contacts. It is there, sometimes occasionally the whole list of contacts appears, but as soon as I do anything within Zimbra I can't get back to them. Their location says: Local Folders and Primary account on the top right hand side and I can bring some of them up with a search.
The contacts I have manually added are always there by default it seems.
The panel on the far left is headed Local Folders, and lists contacts, emailed contacts and trash. The contacts I put in manually appear when I click on contacts, and emailed contacts works ok too, but it is not giving me access to the large set of contacts I imported. I gave them their own file name but that doesn't appear anywhere.
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Wheaties is honoring two US Olympians who brought home the gold from London.
General Mills will feature Michael Phelps and Misty May- Treanor on limited-edition boxes.
Phelps became the most decorated Olympian in history during the games. May-Treanor and her teammate Kerri Walsh Jennings won a third consecutive gold in women's beach volleyball.
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Features teflon-coated, high-carbon steel blades that retain the sharpest edge, adjustable blade tension, simple, convenient lock and comfortable, tough resin handles. Read More
Features teflon-coated, high-carbon steel blades that retain the sharpest edge, adjustable blade tension, simple, convenient lock and comfortable, tough resin handles. Overall length 7½".
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"Even preschool scissors would be better!"
I lost my Shear magic trimmers and picked up a pair of these at a farm supply store. These things are clunky, dull, and by the time you get through one goat they've completely lost their edge. These things are a joke. Do yourself a favor and get the orange handled Shear Magic trimmers (I've only gone through TWO pairs in 10 years w/ goats!)
"Fine for a small herd"
I have been known to go through 2-3 sets of these per season...... I trim 2 Boer goat herds plus my own Nubians. The blades come loose from each other. After about 8-10 trims, I have to start sharpening after about every 5 head.
I was able to use these on four goats before they got dull the first time, since then i have had to sharpen them for each goat I trim. Not a bad trimmer in the least, just wish they would last longer
"Good for the price"
These are a nice inexpensive set of hoof trimmers. They work well for the price and seem to stay sharp through at least one season before needing sharpened. We try and keep a fresh set around during show season and old ones end up being used for all kinds of things they were not meant for, like cutting bailing twine.
"Decent Tool"
This trimmer works well, but is a little big for a smaller hand. While it says supersharp, it is not the sharpest on the market and dulls quickly - in my experience. It works well enough on my dwarf goats but was extremely difficult to use on a full size boer cross that I had. It is a decent tool for the price but I wouldn't recommend it for small statured people, large goat herds or those who have larger goats.
i raise mini dairy goats and their hooves are not quite as thick or tough as the standard breeds. however, they dont work so well on the bucks. they are a bit small for my husbands big hands but fit mine well. i trim the does and the babies and my husband trims the bucks with a different set. still, he sharpens them for me before every use
"Wish the lasted longer"
I have a small herd of boer goats (15 goats total) that I purchased these hoof shears for. When I first started using them they worked wonderfully. They seemed very sharp and cut through their hooves like butter and I was very very pleased. However after about the third or fourth time that I used them to trim my whole herd they were dramatically less sharp and did not cut through the goats hooves very well. I was rather disappointed that I did not get more use out of them for the reason I intended but I have been able to continue to use them for a different purpose. They have worked well for quite some time cutting open my hay bales, both twine and wire. So if you have a couple of pet goats at home they would probably last for quite a while just fine. I just wouldn?ÇÖt recommend them for someone with a large herd of goats.
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A small businessman himself, Romano runs an international freight business. He deals with hard demands, logistics and planning every day. As a vital part of Mayor Fran Lenahan's team, he has become a force to be reckoned with. He knows how to manage a budget and reduce debt, two things that the Lenahan administration has done very well. Before Hurricane Sandy struck our area, Romano focused on accomplishing what the Lenahan administration said they'd do: cut taxes, repair our ailing infrastructure, fix our parks and expand the recreation department.
But Mother Nature had a different plan. Romano was in Village Hall for days at a time during Sandy, monitoring the storm's impact and after-effects on our community. He worked around the clock with Lenahan and village and county emergency management officials to bring the needed relief to hard-hit areas. Once the storm subsided, Bruno organized a massive relief effort from out-of-state supplies; clothing and food were driven into the community for needy families and seniors.
Romano cares about our community, and we, in turn, appreciate all of his efforts. Living up to promises is one thing; going above and beyond is another. That's why I'm proud to support Bruno Romano for re-election as village trustee and deputy mayor.
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Mel and Joe write their thank you cards to everyone who sent them a wedding gift.
It's Ryder's 18th birthday, and the family gathers to video chat with him.
Mel and Joe find themselves on opposite sides when he's ready to start a family right away, but she wants to wait.
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Helen Snow, 95, of Akron, Iowa passed away Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at the Akron Care Center in Akron.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013 at Wesley United Methodist Church in Akron. Reverend Tanya Sherrill will officiate. Graveside services will be at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 23, 2013 at Resthaven Memory Gardens in Le Mars. Visitation will be after 3:00 p.m. Friday, March 22, 2013, with the family present after 5:00 p.m. and an Order of Eastern Star Service at 7:00 p.m., all at Carlsen Funeral Home – Schroeder Chapel in Akron.
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ISU Announces Date Changes In Football
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The Iowa State-Kansas State game at Jack Trice Stadium, originally scheduled for Oct. 11, will move to Sept. 6 and the Iowa State-Toledo game in Ames, previously scheduled for Sept. 20, has been moved to Oct. 11.
Iowa State's "off" weeks in 2014 will be on Sept. 20, Oct. 25 and Nov. 15, guaranteeing blocks of three, four and two games between "off" weeks.
Homecoming will remain on Oct. 11 vs. Toledo.
2014 Iowa State Football Schedule
Aug. 30 North Dakota State
Sept. 6 *Kansas State
Sept. 13 at Iowa (Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series)
Sept. 27 *Baylor
Oct. 4 *at Oklahoma State
Oct. 11 Toledo (Homecoming)
Oct. 18 *at Texas
Oct. 30/Nov. 1 *Oklahoma
Nov. 8 *at Kansas
Nov. 22 *Texas Tech
Nov. 29 *West Virginia
Dec. 6 *at TCU
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*Big 12 Conference Game