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|Preschoolers prepare for summer fun with 'Vacation Destination'
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Vacation was the focus as Dragon's Wagon Preschool students presented their year-end program Friday, May 15 in the HHS auditorium.
Songs and fingerplays took the audience to the mountains, Alaska, the beach, a camping trip and more fun venues as student groups proudly took center stage for their portion of the program.
Appropriate head pieces for the older group and hand-held props for the younger students depicted each group's song.
A successful auction was held during the program, with numerous items going to successful bidders as part of the fund raising activity for the local preschool.
A Vacation Destination Quilt was generously purchased by Damon and Pam Struckmeyer and given back to the preschool to be hung at the school, in memory of Westyn Struckmeyer.
Students who will not be entering kindergarten next fall opened the "Vacation Destination" entertainment Friday evening.
"We're Taking a Vacation" featured Blye McCallum, Cesilia Iniguez, Tyla Knutson, Brian Monreal Santiesteban, Andrea Marquez and Elby Kropp.
"Oh We're Going on Vacation" included Eric Dominguez, Amber Gulley, Isaiah Rahe, Tucker Keith, Emma Thompson and Karlie Martin.
Tyson Mosenteen, Ethan Schneller, Piper Sorter, Leslie Brown, Evan Vigil and J.C. Steggs presented "Cruising to Alaska."
"Going Camping" soloists were Heather Anderson, Ty Sandquist, Dylan Hielscher, Hailey St. Martin, Sabryn Burris, Ashton Robles and Kyleigh Jaeger.
"To the Mountains We Will Go" sang Gehrig Thompson, Wade Martin, Max Dirks, Riann Archibeque, Jimena Nunez and Abraham Diaz.
Students who will enter kindergarten in August performed the second half of Friday's program. Following their "vacation" rhymes, each was presented a graduation certificate by the preschool staff.
Marcia Walter serves as director for Dragon's Wagon, with Joan Owens as assistant director. Debbie Brandt and Holli Krueger are aides, and Amy Duvall and Lindsey Teply are BOCES aides. "Vacation" featured David Speicher, Wendy Favela, Angel Carrasco, Kenneth Lindholm, Kassity Denbo and Rene Rosales.
"Going on Vacation" was performed by Carlos Legeretta, Koby Way, Jelitza Bejarano, Chad St. Martin, Marco Mendoza, Diego Jimenez and Rachel Krueger.
Anelina Solorzano, Aidyn Shafer, A.J. Calderon, Luis Goytia, Joey Telck and Randy Nevarez entertained with "Vacation Holiday."
"Going to the Beach," with all the necessities, were Gage Sprague, Osman Coss, Cade Killin, Kailar Hayes, Yadelie Castillo and Baylor Struckmeyer.
"Sleeping in the Car" was a unique number by Levi Dille, Johny Quintana, Jaime Avila, Tristen Ferguson, Emmanuel Vasquez, Zachary Ledkins, Allison Warren and Kristin Vieselmeyer.
"This Land is Your Land" appropriately ended the program and featured Theron Roll, Josie Schlachter, Alexie Metzger, Junior Rojas, Ava Lock and Ethan Johnson.
A spaghetti supper kicked off Friday's evening of entertainment and fund raising for Dragon's Wagon Preschool.


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Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE) is an unusual disorder of the adolescent hip. It is not rare. For reasons that are not well understood, the ball at the upper end of the femur (thigh bone) slips off in a backward direction. This is due to weakness of the growth plate. Most often, it develops during periods of accelerated growth, shortly after the onset of puberty.
The condition is diagnosed based on a careful history, physical examination, observation of the gait/walking pattern, and X-rays of the hip. The X-rays help confirm the diagnosis by demonstrating that the upper end of the thigh bone does not line up with the portion called the femoral neck.
The cause of SCFE is unknown. It occurs two to three times more often in males than females. A large number of patients are overweight for their height. In most cases, slipping of the epiphysis is a slow and gradual process. However, it may occur suddenly and be associated with a minor fall or trauma. Symptomatic SCFE, treated early and well, allows for good long-term hip function.
The typical patient has a history of several weeks or months of hip or knee pain and an intermittent limp. The appearance of the adolescent is characteristic. He or she walks with a limp. In certain severe cases, the adolescent will be unable to bear any weight on the affected leg. The affected leg is usually turned outward in comparison to the normal leg. The affected leg may also appear to be shorter.
The physical examination will show that the hip does not have full and normal range of motion. There is often a loss of complete hip flexion and ability to fully rotate the hip inward. Because of inflammation in the hip, there is often pain at the extremes of motion and involuntary muscle guarding and spasm.
The goal of treatment, which requires surgery, is to prevent any additional slipping of the femoral head until the growth plate closes. If the head is allowed to slip farther, hip motion could be limited. Premature osteoarthritis could develop. Treatment should be immediate. In most cases, treatment begins within 24 to 48 hours.
Early diagnosis of SCFE provides the best chance to achieve the treatment goal of stabilizing the hip.
Depending on the severity of he child's condition, the surgeon will recommend one of three surgical options.
- Placing a single screw into the thighbone and femoral epiphysis.
- Reducing the displacement and placing one or two screws into the femoral head.
- Removing the abnormal growth plate and inserting screws to aid in preventing any further displacement.
There are several potential complications associated with a slipped capital femoral epiphysis. The most common are avascular necrosis (AVN) of the femoral head and chondrolysis.Avascular necrosis means that the blood supply to the femoral head has been permanently altered by the femoral head slipping. There is no way to identify children at risk for avascular necrosis or to prevent this complication. Evidence of avascular necrosis may not be seen on X-rays for as long as 6 to 24 months following surgery. Chondrolysis, or loss of articular cartilage of the hip joint, is a major complication of SCFE. It may cause the hip to stiffen with a permanent loss of motion, flexion contracture, and pain. The loss of motion may be a result of an inflammation in the hip joint. This is still not fully understood by surgeons. Aggressive physical therapy and anti-inflammatory medications may be prescribed for this rare complication. There may be some return of motion.
Most likely, the child will be admitted to the hospital by a pediatric orthopaedist. Surgery is usually performed within 24 to 48 hours. After surgery, the child will be on crutches for weeks to months. A physical therapist will demonstrate how to use crutches. The doctor will give you specific instruction about your child's weight-bearing status and activity restrictions. Follow the instructions closely.
It is important that your child be followed closely for 18 to 24 months after surgery. After the immediate postoperative period, X-rays every 3 to 4 months are needed to ensure that the abnormal growth plate has fused.
Your child may be restricted from certain sports and activities during this time of recuperation. This helps to minimize the chance of further complications. The fusion must be mature enough to prevent further slippage. Then, vigorous physical activities can begin.
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ASCOT, England (AP) - Sky Lantern followed up her victory in the 1,000 Guineas by powering to victory Friday in the Coronation Stakes, the marquee race on the fourth day of Royal Ascot.
Richard Hughes ended his winless run at this week's five-day meeting by producing a superb ride on the 9-2 joint favorite, who came from the back of the 17-horse field and stalked main rival Just The Judge before bursting clear to win by about four lengths.
Just The Judge slipped back to place third, with French horse Kenhope finishing second.
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Nature concerns all of us. It's the common denominator between us. We all depend on nature and benefit from it in so many ways. The problem is, these benefits are not shared equally because of various political, geographic, social and economic reasons.
Natural resources contribute 25-30% of many rural and coastal peoples' household income in low and middle income countries. But governments tend to keep authority over natural resources and often exclude or heavily regulate local control. The direct result is that nature's benefits are not fairly shared and natural resources are often poorly managed. In some cases, notably the high seas, there is the opposite challenge, with little, if any control over the management of these resources.
Sharing power, responsibility and benefits with respect to natural resource management, as well as making laws and regulations more transparent, inclusive and fair, are good for both people and biodiversity.
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The Pasadena City College women's water polo team appeared to be on its way to a sixth straight loss when it trailed 8-4 v. Southwestern College during the Lancers' second match Friday at the 12th Pasadena Bowl Tournament. But the Lancers found their offense, exploding for six goals in the fourth quarter and downing the Cougars, 10-8.
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Welcome to the forum. You picked the right spot in Nebraska, however last year was a total bust. No deer, no food, no cover, and hunters from at least 20 states.
I am new to the forum and may have missed the introduction area and I apologize if I did. I am 43 and have lived in Southeast Minnesota all of my life. We grow some nice Whitetails here and love every minute of it. I would like to research doing a public land mule deer hunt in Nebraska. I am looking at the Crawford and Chadron areas and going in December for the ML season. I am not looking for handouts or specifics but any information or direction would be greatly appreciated. If you are looking for Minnesota information please do not hesitate to ask I would love to help!
Welcome to the forum. You picked the right spot in Nebraska, however last year was a total bust. No deer, no food, no cover, and hunters from at least 20 states.
The area you picked has been my favorite hunting spot for 11 years, but it appears to be over, the word was out and hunters from California and Pennsylvania and most all states in between converged on Crawford last year. The drought and fire completely destroyed and vegetation and I mean absolutely all of it.
I would suggest you call the game and fish before you do any planning. If the game returns and you want to hunt it send me a PM. Sorry about the report.
I archery antelope hunted in NE last year and the fires definitely destroyed a lot of deer habitat.
I taught in Crawford and lived in Chadron for 8 years before moving to Rushville for the last 6 years. Just moved to Western Wyoming and can't wait to get started hunting out here. While that area has the most public ground these gentleman are right in that the fires last summer pretty much gutted that area. Even the stuff up north of Hay Springs and Rushville was beat up bad by fires. If fires didn't get it then the drought did. I loved having the month of Dec to hunt with my black powder rifle in NE. The rifle crowds have left and the bucks were on feeding patterns. If you decide to do this I would advice buying a doe tag for a whitetail doe so you don't go home empty handed. It may get you on some private ground if you stop to ask if you can shoot a doe. Once they see your trustworthy and do what you say it may lead to being able to hunt for a buck. That area is full of great people! Not saying every door you knock on will let you hunt but if you approach it right eventually you will get on to some private ground if you want. There is lots of public ground out there but you will have to put in some boot leather covering it to find deer that time of year. If you are looking for Mule deer specifically then I would concentrate around the Crawford/ Fort Robinson area and WMAs north of Harrison and Hay Springs. You will find them in along the creek bottoms out there too but not as much as the WT. Wish I better news for you but mother nature has stood up to show who's in charge and it's gonna be a few years before things recover out there. I definitely would advice a call to the Game and Fish office in Alliance NE to get more info.
This fall (2013) will be my 2nd year hunting Nebraska with that said I did a lot of research trying to figure out where to go. I talked to the game and parks in the area I wanted to go which helped out a lot. I also picked up a book called Public Land Mulies which was a good read. I did notice and heard that this year was really bad. I talked to a guy that was hunting the area I hunted who had hunted it for the past 9 years and he said that 2012 was the worse he had ever seen it.
Now with all the negative stuff out of the way, this is what I would recommend. Ask a ton of questions and do a lot of research. One thing that was really hard for the group of guys I went with was realizing that your hunting Mulies not Whitetails very big difference. It was really hard for them to leave the timbers and hunt the open with no cover. Also bring your walking shoes, I walked 12 miles the first day and just about the same every other day we hunted. We all saw deer but I was the only one that had a chance to shoot something. The deer are not going to be easy to find and they are not going to be just off the road. There are lots of little pockets way past your eyes that you won't be able to see which is where they will be. If you find a group of deer stay with them and hope a buck shoes up. Also, Mule deer can hear a lot better than Whitetail and will pick up your noise over 250 yards away, I learned that from experience. Plan on shooting out to 300 yards and practice doing it. Not sure what muzzleloader you have but if it is a modern inline you should be able to do it with the right set up. Bring a couple pair of shoes and even a pair of tennis shoes or hiking shoes. Also bring a shotgun there was a lot of grouse where we were and we took a couple hours to hunt them and that was a blast!
There are deer out there but not as many from what I heard. It will be a lot harder to find them but remember if your willing to go a lot farther from the road then everyone else you will increase your odds! Also you can do a lot of driving on the public grounds on marked trails, I would recommend getting an idea of where your wanting to hunt then walk and walk some more. Your not going to see many deer from your truck. This is one thing of Nebraska I don't like, being able to drive on the public ground, it pushes all the deer to private ground and makes it worse in the end.
Just remember to research, research, and research! Good luck!
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Thanks for the information guys I really appreciate it. I understand that the area is under tough times right now and the deer populations are not well. The group I'm going with is not afraid to work for an opportunity and know we will be putting on the miles. I will be taking my T/C Pro Hunter Endeavor with a Leupold Ultimate Slam scope on it. I have been shooting 150 grains of powder under a 250 gr T/C sabot. I am still researching and gathering information. Thanks,again.
Check out other parts of the west side of the state that have chunks of BLM and SWA's. I used to hunt the north west corner of the state and as stated by everyone else it is a zoo now. That secret couldn't stay secret forever. I found a new area that is good for archery and smoke pole season, the rifle season is a zoo. Pick an area that has a decent amount of public land and call the are biologist and warden. Ask a ton of questions and tell them you are willing to walk into areas. Good luck!
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The sand hills area of Nebraska is good for mule deer and whitetails, but most of the best areas are on private land. Muzzle loader season is a good time to go, but it is cold. EHD hurt the deer population in 2012 and harvest was down about 30%. I hunted there the last three seasons and could really see the drop in deer numbers last year. This year the rain is better and there are still plenty of deer to hunt. I would suggest trying one of the public areas, but spend some time in the café/coffee shops asking about places to get on private ground. Most of the ranchers are glad to see deer killed and may let you hunt for much less than an outfitter, especially after the rifle hunters are gone.
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I am completely serious. Greg would never stomp anyone (let alone a ranked conference foe) like the Twister Sisters are right now. Fennelly is the best coach in our athletic department right now, imho (Cael included). Greg lovers, rip me now.... Wild Bill is the man
Who are you George Costanza? I am the opposite of every man you've ever met.
no, it's a totally different beast. bill is very good at his job, don't get me wrong, but there's no way he'd be as good of a mens coach as mcdermott.
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no, it's a totally different beast. bill is very good at his job, don't get me wrong, but there's no way he'd be as good of a mens coach as mcdermott.
I'm pretty sure Fennelly could have found a way to be 1-6 in the Big XII at this point in the season.
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Jamie Pollard, 2005-. 4 years. 1 bowl game, 0 NCAA's, 0 NIT's. Postseason participation: 13%. The next big step.
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I'm pretty sure Fennelly could have found a way to be 1-6 in the Big XII at this point in the season.
maybe, but i doubt it. not with the schedule we've had to go through.
maybe the womens team should be the mens team.
BS thread. Check back when McDermott has been on the job as long as Fennelly.
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Adjusts his game plans depending on his players. For years, he played exclusively zone defense. Now, he plays almost exclusively man.
Has high expectations each year, for himself and players, and holds himself and players accountable.
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Always praises the fan base, since the first game on campus. Build fan base from under 1,000 to 10,000.
Bill F is easily the best coach at ISU. If Christy Johnson keeps it up long term, she can achieve the same respect as Bill.
But, not sure it would translate. However, I'd be willing to guess he'd be no worse than 1-6 in the conference.
He also holds onto his players.
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Originally Posted by Aclone
BS thread. Check back when McDermott has been on the job as long as Fennelly.
BS post. You really can't be serious.
What did Bill F do in his second year? I can tell you the women's team was much much worse than the men's team was in the years before Bill took over.
He set a standard for success when he first stepped on board. He recruited great players.
McDermott will never catch Bill F in conference wins, NCAA tourney appearances, or anything having to do with wins/losses. He's already way behind.
I'm not saying Bill F could coach the men, but don't underplay what Bill has done with the women's team.
Bill F does have a lifetime contract...
Just sayin
yeah, but what would we do when BF needed to be in two separate cities at the same time for the final 4?
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He also holds onto his players.
ya think so? You really wanna hear about all of the transfers over the years no one ever talks about?
Originally Posted by Aclone
ya think so? You really wanna hear about all of the transfers over the years no one ever talks about?
Wesley isn't correct. But, transfers don't matter when you win games. Or, when you recruit enough good players to make up for those transfers.
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BS post. You really can't be serious.
Why can't I be serious? Give McDermott ten years to build up his program, as Fennelly has done, then talk about whether he's beating top 5 teams or not. Fennelly sure as heck wasn't doing that in his first three, and to bust on McDermott because he isn't doing so is just plain ridiculous.
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In the final episode of The Reeves Report China Edition, Kelly Reeves discusses her trip to Beijing.
The first ever international edition of The Reeves Report continues from Beijing, China.
In the first ever international edition of The Reeves Report, Kelly Reeves reports from China.
The Pac-12 announced the conference and television portion of the 2013 schedule on Monday.
Kelly Reeves and a dozen other Pac-12 volleyball players are set to embark on their tour of China.


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Roast Coffee Pairing #18: DIY Mokha Java
Back by popular demand we are offering two coffees ideally suited for creating the OG blend: Mokha Java. Look this blend up on the Internet for a fascinating story about how it came to be. Now to the coffees: Yemen Mokha Sana'ani was roasted to Full City with final thermoprobe temperature of 435 degrees and roast time of 16 minutes. We opted for a slow finish in the profile to tame the fruity punch of this coffee. Sumatra Takengon Classic was roasted to Full City+ with a final temp. of 444 degrees and roast time of 16 minutes. Tom and I tasted two different ratios: 2/3 Sumatra : 1/3 Yemen yielded a very balanced cup with the solid body and rustic notes of the Sumtra taking center stage while the fruity accents of the Yemen danced in the wings. 1/3 Sumatra : 2/3 Yemen was also outstanding with the wildness of the Yemen leading the way and the slight spice of the Sumatra still evident. This cup had a tea-like dryness and was very refreshing.
Giotto Professional and Premium Espresso Machines
Since the SCAA show in Atlanta, I have been looking to offer a new espresso machine. Why start to offer an expensive espresso machine in the midst of the Great Recession? Well, I guess it is because I am contrary by nature. And these machines are so nice! With a tool like this you can make excellent espresso at home. We are offering two models: the Giotto "Professional" is a plumbed-in machine that, interestingly, can also be used without plumbing it in. See my note on the details page. The rotary pump has sufficient power to draw water from an external container. The "Premium Plus" has a water reservoir and is designed to be used without plumbing lines. We tested these machines for nearly 2 months before offering them, and feel they represent both solid design and solid craftsmanship in their build. Paired with a good grinder and some basic espresso technique, you can truly produce great espresso time and time again with these machines. Both the machines are based on the same chassis and same body design, and share many components including the proven E-61 group head design. The key differences are significant, but do not make for a long list. There is the difference in pump type (the Professional, is a rotary pump machine and the Premium Plus, is a vibratory pump machine). There is the water uptake between the plumbed-in vs. non-plumbed-in designs, as well as the drip tray in the Professional that has a drain hole, whereas the Premium must be emptied manually. To be straight forward, we think that the plumbed-in Professional model suits the needs of the home enthusiast much better than the Premium Plus, and, even when run using external containers for the water supply and drip tray waste, will make for a much better experience. That's our bias. As I said, we tested the machine for 2 months or more, and have a lot more information on this Giotto Details page.
New blend - Sweet Maria's New Classic Espresso
We are adding a new Standard espresso blend today that we plan to keep in stock. Note that this Standard is lower-toned than our brighter lighter-roast Workshop series. This is a second take on our Classic Italian Espresso blend. Tom is calling this Sweet Maria's New Classic Espresso blend. Thick body, almond, chocolate; it's a classic Euro-style espresso profile but it's Robusta-free. A mix of traditional and modern = New Classic. Check out Tom's review
New arrival - Panama Esmeralda Gesha -Lot 2 Caballeriza
We are happy to announce an Esmerelda Gesha today: Panama Esmeralda Gesha -Lot 2 Caballeriza, a 1500meter coffee from Jaramillo Boquete ... Please read Tom's full review but expect layers of floral and fruit tastes. We only bought this one coffee in the auction so we are limiting this coffee to 1lb so everyone can get to try it.


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5 new arrivals
We have 5 new arrivals, and you can read more about them using the list below. With the new list functions, the latest arrivals are expanded to show their brief flavor description. Guatemala San Jose Pinula -La Trinidad is a small-farm lot with distinct chocolate bittersweets and nice body. Panama Boquete Lerida Estate Peaberry ... well, old-timers at Sweet Maria's know this coffee well, we have loooked forward to its arrival each season. Colombia Huila Valencia (1 Star) is a uncelebrated lot with no great "provenance" but a really nice cup (and a great price). Rwanda Gkongoro Nyarusiza has arrived again, the coffee we placed #2 with in the national SCAA roaster competition. And a very nice decaf, Peru FTO Norte WP Decaf, is available now.


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CADIZ - It didn't take Harrison Central long to show St. Clairsville it had come to play Friday night.
It took the Red Devils even less time to show that they were there for the long haul, too.
After falling behind 6-0 less than 90 seconds into the game, the Red Devils proceeded to reel off the final 42 to cruise to a 42-6 victory, a 5-0 record and continued ownership of the Coal Bucket.
"They're a helluva football team,'' Harrison Central coach Justin Kropka said. "St. Clairsville has good players everywhere, and I've been saying all week that I've not seen this much talent on one team, at one time, for any Buckeye 8 team since I've been coaching here."
The Red Devils, who've been as impressive defensively as they've been offensively all season, got caught a little bit out of position, according to Coach Brett McLean, and the Huskies made them pay when Rashaen Mitchell found Nate Olmstead on a 77-yard pitch and catch.
"That was a good play by them, obviously they saw something and the quarterback made a nice read and throw," McLean said. "The best thing about it was we didn't panic. We stayed calm, which is what you get when you've got seniors and veteran players. We knew we'd fight back."
It didn't take the Red Devils long to begin the fight.
Actually, it took 94 seconds before senior quarterback Matt Kinnick found classmate Jerrid Marhefka on a 15-yard scoring strike. Junior kicker Zach Musilli was true on the first of his six PAT kicks, giving St. C. a lead.
Jaylon Brown carried the ball 14 times and made the most of them. He averaged 15 yards a carry, finishing with 210 yards and he scored three times. His scoring runs covered 7, 34 and 27 yards. The final was a highlight reel run. Brown appeared to be stopped for a loss, but broke three tackles, cut back, hurdled a Husky and took it the rest of the way.
With the game still 7-6, Harrison Central hopped on a St. C. fumble deep in its own territory.
Working basically strictly on the ground, the Huskies moved to the Red Devils 9 with a first down in 13 plays. The next four plays, however, netted the Huskies a negative 23 yards, including a 22-yard sack of Mitchell by Derek Shunk.
"We had it rolling, but just couldn't score and that really hurt us," Kropka said. "Against St. Clairsville, little things become big things. I've said all along, St. Clairsville's defense is extremely underrated."
The Devils made the Huskies pay with the first Brown touchdown dash.
Just before halftime, Kropka admittedly "got a little greedy" because he knew the Red Devils were receiving the second-half kickoff.
A Mitchell pass was picked off by senior Dan Monteroso, who took it back 70 yards for the touchdown as he weaved his way through several Huskies and delivered a stiff-arm to the final would-be tackler.
"I knew we'd have trouble stopping them, so I went deep," Kropka said. "Monteroso made a helluva play and returned it on us."
St. Clairsville closed the scoring in the second half with a Kinnick 1-yard plunge and Brown's impressive final scoring jaunt.
"I think our athletes made big plays when we needed them," McLean said. "I think the first couple of quarters were great for both teams because both teams are going to be in the postseason when this thing is said and done. It was physical, but I can't be prouder of our kids. This is a good win on the road against a quality team."


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So, Christmas is approaching, and with it a brand new Doctor who episode, and seeing as it's no longer series 5, I thought it would be time for a new, more generalised Doctor who thread!
For those who are new to the series, It features a humanoid Alien (timelord) called the Doctor, who travels in time and space in the TARDIS. He's the last of his race, and when he dies, he regenerates into a new person (up to 13 times). So far he has done so 11 times, with the current, 11th doctor being Matt Smith.
To kick things off, here's a trailer for the new Doctor who ipod/iphone/ipad/android game: The mazes of time!


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Event and Club Management System
The Event and Club Management System at Columbia Business School is a suite of web applications designed to deliver the functionality needed for students, faculty and staff to schedule and manage events and student clubs at CBS. Each application is available below, along with links to documentation, recorded training sessions and screen casts to help get you started.
If you need any help along the way, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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OrgSync and 25Live Demonstration
Watch the July 31st demo hosted by ITG.
OrgSync is the front end system utilized by faculty, staff and students for creating and managing events here at Columbia Business School. OrgSync talks directly to 25Live to allow you to book a room or multiple rooms, for your events or meetings. For students, OrgSync will also be the application used for managing their student clubs. The links below provide documentation, recorded classroom training sessions and screen casts to help you use OrgSync.
View our full list of support documents and training videos.
Operates as the main database for all room reservations including all classroom booking. Using this product, you'll be able to quickly review a group of rooms and their availability for a given date. 25Live also provides a significant upgrade to our old processes for scheduling course sessions and ensuring that CBS is utilizing our available rooms as efficiently as possible. You don't have to use 25Live first, but it makes planning your events easier if you know room availability ahead of creating your event.
To help schedule your meeting or event, first review the 25Live Calendar to review available rooms. There is no need to login. Just click the Public Location Searches link you want to review.
View our full list of support documents and training videos.
Student Club Sign-Up
On the Student Club Sign-Up form, students can join CBS student clubs, both those with dues and those that are free. Please refer to the "Joining Columbia Business School Student Clubs" document for instructions.
Refund Requests
If you need to request a refund for club dues or for an event ticket or merchandise payment in OrgSync, please see the instructions in the "Refunds for Club Dues and OrgSync Payments (Events and Other)" document.


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Energy-Efficient Boat House Rises Like a Reed From Austria's Milstätter Lake
Inspired by the ecology of the shoreline, MHM Architects designed and built this striking boat house on Milstätter Lake in Austria. The structure is set on pier foundations over the water, but it is anchored to the land behind it. MHM Architects' design intent
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Abduction (2011)
Abduction SynopsisTaylor Lautner stars as a young man unwittingly thrust into a deadly world of covert espionage in Lionsgate's action-thriller, Abduction, directed by John Singleton.
For as long as he can remember, Nathan Harper (Taylor Lautner) has had the uneasy feeling that he's living someone else's life. When he stumbles upon an image of himself as a little boy on a missing persons website, all of Nathan's darkest fears come true: he realizes his parents are not his own and his life is a lie, carefully fabricated to hide something more mysterious and dangerous than he could have ever imagined.
Just as he begins to piece together his true identity, Nathan is targeted by a team of trained killers, forcing him on the run with the only person he can trust, his neighbor, Karen (Lily Collins). Every second counts as Nathan and Karen race to evade an army of assassins and federal operatives. But as his opponents close in, Nathan realizes that the only way he'll survive and solve the mystery of his elusive biological father is to stop running and take matters into his own hands.
Abduction Release Date
In Theaters September 23, 2011
Abduction Credits
Starring: Taylor Lautner, Lily Collins, Alfred Molina, Jason Isaacs, Maria Bello, Sigourney Weaver
Written by: Shawn Christensen, Jeffrey Nachmanoff
Directed by: John Singleton
Produced by: Doug Davison, Ellen Goldsmith-Vein, Dan Lautner, Roy Lee, Lee Stollman
Length: 106 min
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Lionsgate
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I got offered a job in Olympia, Washington, pays well, found some 40-80 acre 3 and 4 bedroom 2 bath houses for under $500,000 within 30 miles.
Since this is going to be a federal job and I can transfer later, I am thinking about taking it to get my foot in the door.
10 years ago I was stationed for 7 years in Whidbey Island, Washington which was a beautiful place. Olympia appears to have similar vegetation, but isn't on the water.
I am guessing shooting a blacktail buck every year on your back 40 wouldn't be a problem, and I know Washington has more than their share of blackbears, plus your 3 hours from the Canadian border and can hunt BC as much as you can afford.
Anyone live up that way?


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Anasazi Turquoise, Ancient Turquoise, Pueblo Bonito –
The Anasazi had trade routes that spanned the western part of North and Mesoamerica. They traded ancient Turquoise for Parrots, Seashells and other trade items brought from Mexico and California by nomadic trade groups. The Anasazi had Turquoise and copper mines that gave them valuable goods for trade. Archaeologists have found Anasazi Turquoise and copper in Mexico Ruins as well as Parrot Feathers and Seashells from the Gulf of Mexico have been found in the Anasazi Ruins.
The Anasazi culture began in the Southwest in approximately 350 B.C. and it lasted until about 1450 A.D. Anasazi people began hunting for and mining Anasazi Turquoise as early as 200 B.C. Anasazi Indians themselves worshiped Turquoise and believed it had great powers for the human that were sent to this earth by the fathers of creation. Turquoise had a major roll in all ceremonies and prayer. Anasazi Medicine Men as well as healers throughout Mesoamerica thrived on Turquoise and made every atempt possible to obtain as much of the gem as posible as it had great powers for their people.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) -- Steven Spielberg is bringing new glory to Abraham Lincoln.
The Civil War epic "Lincoln" leads the Golden Globes with seven nominations, among them best drama, best director for Spielberg and acting honors for Daniel Day-Lewis, Sally Field and Tommy Lee Jones.
Tied for second-place Wednesday with five nominations, including best drama are the Iran hostage-crisis thriller "Argo" and the slave-turned-bounty-hunter tale "Django Unchained."
Other best-drama nominees are the shipwreck story "Life of Pi" and the Osama bin Laden manhunt thriller "Zero Dark Thirty."
Nominated for best musical or comedy were: the British retiree adventure "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"; the Victor Hugo musical "Les Miserables"; the first-love tale "Moonrise Kingdom"; the fishing romance "Salmon Fishing in the Yemen"; and the lost-soul romance "Silver Linings Playbook.
NEW YORK (AP) -- The Golden Globe nominations for television largely hail cable programming again this year.
The broadcast networks were snubbed entirely in categories such as best actor in a drama series and best actress in a TV film. HBO led among all outlets with 17 nominations, far ahead of runner-up Showtime, which had seven. Among the broadcast networks, ABC had five while CBS, NBC and PBS had four each and Fox just two.
HBO's "Game Change" about the 2008 presidential race between Barack Obama and John McCain, picked up five nominations, including best TV film and best actress for Julianne Moore, who wowed viewers as GOP vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin.
Right behind was Showtime's spy drama "Homeland," with four nominations: for best series, best actress, actor and supporting actor.
PBS's "Downton Abbey" claimed three nominations, as did HBO's film "The Girl" and ABC's hit comedy "Modern Family."
Other broadcast programs getting multiple nods were a pair of new shows: ABC's "Nashville" and NBC's freshman series "Smash." Both received two acting nominations, as did CBS' "The Good Wife."


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Current AnnouncementsFROM: Dr. Clarissa Confer RE: The Wounding of James Longstreet
Sent: 7/31/2013 10:48:14 PM
To: Students, Faculty, Staff
The next monthly meeting of the California University of PA Civil War Roundtable will be held on Thursday, August 8th, 2013 from 7:00PM to 9:00PM in the KARA-BOOKER GREAT ROOM in the KARA ALUMNI HOUSE on campus.
The speaker will be Mr. Kris White, an alumnus of CALU. Kris has served as a staff military historian at Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park, where he still volunteers his services. He is also the chief historian and co-founder of the newly formed Emerging Civil War Speakers Bureau.
The topic of his presentation is titled: "Felled by Friendly Fire: The Wounding of James Longstreet."
While riding along the road during an audacious and successful flank attack, Longstreet, like Stonewall Jackson, was accidentally shot by his own men, less than three miles from the spot of Jackson's fateful wounding. Longstreet's wounding, like Jackson's, forever changed the face of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Anyone interested in Civil War History is welcome to attend.
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A Microsoft account is an email address and password that you use to sign in to Windows. It's free and easy to set up, and you can do so with any email address you choose, or get a new email address. (For example, you can use an Outlook.com, Gmail, or Yahoo! address for your Microsoft account.)
When you sign in to your PC or device with a Microsoft account, you can get apps from the Windows Store, back up all your important data and files using free cloud storage, and keep all your favorite stuff—devices, photos, friends, games, settings, music, and so on—up to date and in sync.
If more than one person uses your PC, each person should have their own account. They can sign in and personalize the PC with their own background colors, favorite apps, account picture, a separate email inbox, and more. If you have kids, you can also set up a child's account with extra security monitoring measures—with or without email—so that your kids see only what you want them to see on the PC.
If you've used Microsoft services in the past—like Xbox, Hotmail, Outlook.com, OneDrive, Messenger, Skype, or Windows Phone—you already have a Microsoft account (it's the email address you use to sign in). If you can't remember the email address you used with those services, that's okay—you can sign up for a new, free email address.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click Accounts, and then tap or click Your account.
If you're already signed in with a Microsoft account, your name and email address appear above your account picture.
If you're signed in with a local account, you'll see the words Local Account below your name, along with the Connect to a Microsoft account link.
If you're signed in to your PC with a local account, there are several ways you can switch to a Microsoft account on your PC. Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.
(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click Accounts, tap or click Your account, and then tap or click Connect to a Microsoft account. You might be asked to verify your current password. Then, choose one of the following:
Even if you're not signed in to your PC with a Microsoft account, you might already have one if you use other Microsoft services like Xbox, Hotmail, Outlook.com, or Skype. Your Microsoft account is the email address you use to sign in to those services.
Enter the email address and password you use to sign in to other Microsoft services, tap or click Next, and follow the instructions.
If you haven't used Microsoft services in the past, you can use any email address you want to sign up for a new Microsoft account, including addresses from Outlook.com, Yahoo! or Gmail. To use your favorite email address:
Enter the email address you want to use, and then tap or click Create a new account.
Follow the instructions to fill out your personal and security info, and you're all set.
If you want to start fresh and get a brand-new email address to use as your Microsoft account, you can get one for free:
Tap or click Create a new account.
Follow the instructions to fill out your personal and security info for a new email address, and you're ready to go.
Have kids? Give each child their own account, so they can enjoy the PC without changing your settings or getting into your email. Learn more about setting up a child's account.
Your Microsoft account is your key to free online storage, mobile entertainment, apps in the Windows Store, other Microsoft products and services (like Xbox Live or a Windows Phone), and connecting your devices and accounts seamlessly. All you have to do is sign in to your PC with your Microsoft account. Then you can do these things:
You need a Microsoft account and Windows 8.1, Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8, or Windows RT to get apps from the Windows Store.
You can even install your apps on multiple PCs without buying them again.
Link your Facebook, Twitter, Outlook, and LinkedIn accounts to the People app, and you'll see your friends' contact info and status updates in one place.
Get your colors and themes, Start screen layout, browser favorites and history, content in your apps, photos, and even settings like languages and other preferences on multiple PCs
when you sign in with a Microsoft account and sync your settings.
With a Microsoft account, you get free file storage in the cloud with OneDrive, a place to see, save, and share your documents and photos. Your Microsoft account links your PC to OneDrive, so your files are always with you.
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(WUSA) -- Chris Cooley's hoped-for future in Washington might well rest in the hands of Fred Davis, his replacement as the Redskins' top tight end.
That's not just about how effectively Davis fills in for the injured Cooley for the rest of this season. Not only did Davis do a fine job of that when Cooley suffered a season-ending broken ankle in Week 7 of 2009 and has emerged as Washington's leading pass-catcher this year, but the fourth-year man is due to be a free agent this coming winter.
Simply put, if Davis re-signs with the Redskins, Cooley could well be released even though he has caught more passes (428) than any tight end in Washington history and is 18th on the NFL's career list.
Not only will Cooley be 30 in July, but the chronically ailing left knee that landed him on injured reserve on Tuesday means that he'll have missed 20 of 48 games the last three seasons. And Cooley's due to make $3.9 million in 2012, hefty pay for a player who might be the No. 2 tight end and who hasn't been able to stay healthy lately.
What's more, coach Mike Shanahan raved about No. 3 tight end Logan Paulsen this week, saying how much he has liked the 2010 rookie free agent all along. Paulsen, unlike Davis, is under contract for 2012.
Shanahan was upbeat about Cooley in that same press conference, saying that the two-time Pro Bowl pick can "hopefully be real productive" for the Redskins in the future.
However, the hard-eyed Shanahan isn't one for sentimentality. The coach drafted Clinton Portis for Denver in 2002 and received a pair of 1,500-yard seasons from him immediately but had no qualms about dealing the running back to Washington in 2004 or cutting him in February on the verge of 10,000 career rushing yards and the Redskins' all-time mark after injuries had taken a heavy toll. And when another Shanahan draftee, running back Ryan Torain, broke a hand in August, his job was handed to the recently-acquired Tim Hightower.
So while Cooley is the most popular Redskin since Hall of Famer Darrell Green ended his franchise-record 20 year career in 2002, that won't carry any weight with Shanahan nor will his valiant effort to overcome the knee injury - he had it drained 15 times this season.
Cooley's 77 catches for 849 yards in Shanahan's Redskins debut in 2010 also don't figure to counterbalance the mere eight grabs for 65 yards he produced as a shadow of his usual athletic self this year.
"I have no desire to be a part of any other organization and I have no desire to retire," he said today.
Although he's from the Rockies, Cooley married a local girl and seems likely to remain in Washington as have so many of the stars from the franchise's glory days: Jurgensen and Bobby Mitchell, Taylor and Theismann, Moseley and Riggins, Monk and Green, to name a few.
When that day comes, it will be a sad one and not just for Cooley.


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Beyoncé helped to make a terminally ill girl's dreams come true recently by singing a duet with her at a concert in Las Vegas.
Taylon Davis, who has an inoperable brain tumor, made a request through the Make-A-Wish Foundation to sing and dance on stage with the "Crazy in Love" hitmaker and Beyoncé honored the 12-year-old's dying wish by performing her hit song "Survivor" with the child during her show in Sin City.
On Christmas Eve, the singer released a video online telling Davis' story and showing footage of the two together.
Davis isn't the first fan Beyoncé has invited to join her onstage at one of her concerts – last month, the icon performed "Irreplaceable" with a blind 13-year-old girl from Australia.


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I've looked around in the forums but didn't see anything about this, so I hope someone can help.
I leave Zimbra open all the time, put the computer to sleep and when I reawaken it YZD is only partly responsive. It will not sync with my Yahoo account, even if I force a sync (I can press the "button" but nothing will happen). If I click on an email, it won't load (the last email I was looking at before sleep will remain in the pane). I can't click on any other folder. I can click the tabs to get to my address book, calendar, preferences, etc., but if I try to make a change -- say, add a new address or set a new preference -- it won't work. I can get to, for example, the screen to add a new contact but when I click save nothing happens. If I click on a different tab, a pop-up window asks me if I want to save the change. Clicking "yes" gets no reaction, so I can only click "no" to get out of that window. This is EXTREMELY frustrating. I have hit Shift+fn+F5 (I'm on a MacBook), but it took about 4 times of pressing that to get the "Loading..." window, then it got stuck there, then I had to refresh again. What's going on? Is there no way to just keep YZD running continuously without worry?
I am using YZD 1.0 build 1513 on a MacBook OS X 10.4.11 (Tiger).


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Lee Powder Funnel
Product Number: LEE90190
Availability: In stock
As with all Lee products, the Lee Powder Funnel is quality made and backed with a guarantee from a company with years of reloading knowledge. This funnel is constructed from non-breakable plastic and made to fit virtually all cases ranging from .22 to .45 caliber.
The funnel makes loading easier and faster. This is also a cost-efficient method of getting powder into the case, while at the same time reducing spillage. There is a hole in the flange so the funnel can be mounted into a turret press or screwed onto the edge of a shelf or reloading bench.


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Of Man and Mavericks
|Release Date: October 26, 2012
|Running Time: 120 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $6,002,756.00
|Genre: Biopic, Drama, Sports
Gerard Butler
Jonny Weston
Elisabeth Shue
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Summary:This is based on the true adventures of big wave surfing legend Jay Moriarity and his unique friendship with veteran surfer Frosty Hesson. As a teenager, Jay takes on the massive and deadly waves, known as the Mavericks, off the coast of Half Moon Bay.


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1977 Pontiac Trans Am - Factory Fresh, Part 2Written by on January 22, 2014 Contributors: Thomas A. DeMauro Underbody - Exploring the minute details of a 213-mile Trans Am
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It isn't often that we as hobbyists have an opportunity to pore over a Pontiac that hasn't been altered since the day it left its assembly plant. So when it does occur, it's really something special.
Our Pontiacs were not always as perfect as we remember them, and nowhere near the concours level we often shoot for today when restoring them!
In the Aug. '13 issue we brought you the story of a '77 Trans Am with just 213 miles on its odometer that was factory fresh. It was so well preserved that we simply couldn't stop there.
In the Sept. '13 issue, we went over the engine compartment, photo documenting even the smallest details. We pointed out many factory finishes and assembly specifics, sharing anything unique. Also we revealed some clues that seemingly concur with the fact that the assembly line at the Norwood, Ohio-based production facility was moving at a record pace.
In this installment, we crawl beneath the Trans Am to document many of the original finishes, assembly techniques, and paint markings that are visible on this black-and-gold beauty. Despite the fact that the original owner had the dealership apply rubberized undercoating before taking delivery -- which encapsulates some of the details we are searching for some 35 years later -- there's plenty we discovered on this low-mile treasure that simply wouldn't remain on a car with many more miles.
"It was so well preserved that we simply couldn't stop there... our Pontiacs were not always as perfect as we remember them."
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2 A stamped-steel identification tag crimped between the radiator's core and end tank contains a two-character code denoting the appropriate unit for the intended application. Often missing today, tags that do remain are either rusty or painted completely black along with the radiator after servicing or repair by a qualified shop. We see this tag was originally black, but it's interesting to note that the application-code characters ("FB" in this instance) were painted white for easy assembly line identification. Also visible are the paper identification tags attached to the transmission cooler lines.3 Determining the original finish found on a Firebird's front sway bar can draw many conclusions. It appears that areas of the suspension within normal view on this particular '77 Trans Am were fogged black. This likely occurred at the dealership, where a can of black spray paint was used to improve visual consistency between areas covered by the undercoat and those covered in flash rust—and that includes the front sway bar. It clearly has traces of a very light application of flat-to-semigloss black. Areas not normally visible were not subjected to the black fogging. The part number on the identification tag reveals that the bar measures 1.25 inches in diameter. Note that the swaybar bracket is correctly retained to the frame using hex-head cap screws.4 No, you're not looking at a red urethane bushing like that commonly associated with the aftermarket. This bushing in the upper-control-arm assembly appears to have been liberally coated in orange paint. While we might first surmise it's a paint marking to identify proper or finished installation, such indicators are rarely more than a swath or daub made by a stick or brush. This color is more likely a liquid material that the bushing was dipped into prior to assembly, which made it easier to press into place. It may also be a compound intended to ward of squeaks and/or rust during normal use. The cross-shaft retaining nut has a bright finish.5 Looking at the upper control arm from beneath the vehicle reveals that it's mostly black. The ball-joint area was left natural to prevent paint from flowing into the joint, compromising its ability to move freely. Today we commonly see the cotter pin—which prevents the steering knuckle retaining nut from backing off during normal use—folded back over the nut. The factory used another crimping method, which left behind 90-degree angles and a much cleaner look. This process likely consisted of driving the pin over the nut using a slightly oversized socket and a hammer. Note the orange paint marking on the steering knuckle at the right of the photo. It likely denotes finished installation of that component.6 Flash rust on several areas and/or components within the front-hub area clearly indicates what was painted and what was left natural. We see corroborating proof that the ball-joint areas of the control arms were left unpainted. Spotty flash rust on the coil spring, sway bar, and steering knuckle indicate each was once covered by a very light coat of black paint that quickly wore through. The heavy surface rust visible on the brake caliper and the galvanized finish on the backing plate proves both were unpainted.7 Peering upward from below reveals the original identification tag found on the front coil spring. Spring rates can vary with the amount of optional equipment. "KW" was very common on '77 Trans Ams equipped with air conditioning.8 Pontiac began using metric fasteners with the startup of production for the '77 model year. Exactly where metric units were found was application specific, and some models used more than others. Metric fasteners were typically identified by a light blue bolt and/or medium blue nut. The lower control arm fasteners are one area metric fasteners were used on '77 Firebirds, and the varying shades of blue visible on the bolt and nut indicate just that on this example.9 Pontiac changed the engine-mount design part way through the Second-Gen run. The rubber isolator was fastened to the engine early on. The later design, like that shown here, had it fastened to the frame. It appears that yellow and green paint were used to denote right from left, respectively, allowing for quick and easy installation on the assembly line.
10 It's common to find the mechanical fuel pump on Pontiacs equipped with air conditioning fitted with a third outlet, which returns a limited amount of fuel back to the tank. Its intent is to reduce the risk of vapor lock under certain conditions. Short sections of rubber fuel hose connect the fuel pump to the hard lines, and they flex as the engine shakes or twists under normal driving conditions. The fuel pump inlet, identified with a green clamp, uses a 3⁄8-inch-diameter hose. The return outlet measures 5⁄16-inch and is identified by a red clamp. The red and black wires in the center of the photo are the power and ignition switch leads for the starter. A blue paint marking is visible where the pitman arm connects to the output shaft on the steering box.11 The Early Fuel Evaporation (EFE) system for '77 consisted of a vacuum-operated actuator that closed a valve in the exhaust manifold during cold coolant temperatures, forcing a majority of the exhaust gas through the exhaust crossover beneath the carburetor on the intake manifold. By heating the carburetor as quickly as possible, it improved fuel atomization, which increased cold-weather driveability and reduced emissions. The EFE actuator, which is connected to a metal tube by a short length of temperature-resistant vacuum hose, has a bright finish but lots of undercoating overspray on it. From this view, we can also see the cast starter case was left natural.12 This set of characters stamped into the catalytic-converter shell is likely a batch code or date of manufacture.13 Hydramatic originally stamped the bellhousing area of its transmissions with a large two- or three-digit code so assembly-line workers could quickly and easily identify the correct transmission for the application. Exposed to underhood heat, outside elements, and grease or grime over the years, the stamp is typically faded or worn away today. The "MG7" found on the Turbo 350 in this particular T/A indicates that it's an "MG"-coded unit specifically calibrated for the standard 180hp 400ci with federal (49-state) emissions. The "7" following it signifies the '77 model year.14 The original owner of this '77 Trans Am had the dealership treat the undercarriage with a liberal application of rubberized undercoating in an attempt to prevent corrosion. It seems as if the technician was positioned beneath the driver's side of the vehicle and sprayed the undercoating upward at an angle. The undercoat appears to have been applied inconsistently and with little regard to detail. If viewing from the passenger side, there are many areas that received no material, including the side of the driveshaft that was away from the nozzle. How it could remain in balance at speed is mind-boggling! Notice the lack of any flash rust on the exhaust y-pipe. It appears to be constructed of stainless steel, most likely a T409 alloy.15 In addition to the inking on the bellhousing, more detailed information about the Turbo 350 is stamped into the passenger side of its pan. In this instance, "J7D01D MG7" translates into the following: J—assembly plant; 7—model year ('77); D01—production day (April 01); D—shift (day); MG7—application code (previously explained).16 The green paint marking on the rubber transmission mount is some type of assembly-line identifier. The blue finish on the bolts securing the mount to the transmission case indicates that they are metric fasteners. The mount then fastens to the crossmember with a single stud. The bracket to the right of the crossmember supports the front of the catalytic converter in the exhaust system. Note the different identifying marks, numbers, or characters used on the bolt heads and nuts.17 It's obvious that the Trans Am's rear-axle assembly, which houses a limited-slip differential and 2.41:1 gear set, was installed unpainted. We see traces of purple and yellow paint markings, and a large "G" painted in light blue on the center section, and an orange paint mark on the passenger side tube. Each color denotes some type of assembly or inspection mark. It seems undercoat overspray and/or black paint applied at the dealership was used to hide obvious traces of flash rust found on the leaf springs and axle tubes.18 Flash rust quickly accumulated on unpainted areas of the driveshaft, universal joint, and pinion flange. Note the yellow paint marking on the pinion nut indicating proper torque and/or crush on the internal sleeve. The red oxide primer visible on the driveshaft tunnel appears to be an area shielded from undercoating by the driveshaft.
19 The differential cover originally had little-to-no paint on it when the Firebird left the Norwood plant, and it rusted immediately. Rubberized undercoating applied at the dealer gives it much more visual appeal. This aluminum tag noting the requirement of limited-slip differential lubricant on this particular example is in the 5 o'clock position and it's formed to the shape of the differential cover. The tag is often located in the same position on other cars, but points in virtually any direction. It was seemingly up to the installer.20 It seems the dealership used black paint to hide flash rust found on any component that wasn't painted or coated at the factory and the undercoating didn't cover. That includes the leaf spring, its bracket on the axle tube, the shock-absorber mounting plate, and the backing plate for the rear brake drum.21 The Firebird retains its original shock absorbers, which are painted medium gray. The identification tag is very faded, but a trace of a code beginning with "R" is visible. We see a combination of red oxide and light gray primers in the shock-mounting area. Our research indicates that the F-bodies assembled at the Norwood plant were dipped in red oxide primer. It appears that in 1977 light gray primer was sprayed over it before the exterior color was applied.22 Though the undercoating is rather thick in this area, the rubber bushings in the rear leaf spring shackles look as if they were installed yesterday. There's no visible dry rot or even a crack present. It appears the small piece of paper stuck to the body joint covers seam sealer used to prevent water leaks.23 Without the opportunity to corrode or tarnish from years of exposure to the elements and gritty brake dust, the optional cast-aluminum Snowflake wheels on this Trans Am are literally factory fresh. There's no question about it, Western Wheel was the company that produced this set for Pontiac.


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Count down to Christmas with these festive movies. Did your favorite holiday movie make our list?
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16. The Santa Clause (1994)
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The Santa Clause | 97 min | PG
Starring: Tim Allen, David Krumholtz, Judge Reinhold, Eric Lloyd, Wendy Crewson
When Santa Claus falls off his roof, Scott Calvin unwittingly inherits the job. This skinny Santa must then deal with physical and emotional transitions while in the middle of a heated custody battle. This comedy raises some serious issues while keeping things light. This is a great movie for the whole family, and may help you recapture the childlike magic of Christmas.
17. Christmas in Connecticut (1945)
Photo credit: AP [This isn't from 'Connecticut' but it's Barbara Stanwyck and she's amazing.]
Christmas in Connecticut | 102 min | Approved
Starring: Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan, Sydney Greeenstreet, Jefferson Jones
Elizabeth Lane is a food writer known for her wonderful homemaker skills a wonderful family. The only trouble is the real Elizabeth is a single urbanite who relies on her chef friend for cooking recipes. It's smooth sailing until the publisher of her magazine invites a war hero to her Connecticut farm for Christmas, when she must materialize a home and family, fast!
18. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
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The Nightmare Before Christmas | 76 min | PG
Starring: Danny Elfman, Chris Sarandon, Catherine O'Hara, William Hickey, Ken Page
Is this a Christmas movie, or a Halloween movie? We're still not sure so we watch it for both holidays! In one of Tim Burton's best films, Jack Skellington is the star of Halloween Town but he feels unfulfilled. When he stumbled into Christmas Town for the first time he's delighted with all he sees and sets out to improve on Christmas in his own special (and terrifying) way. With the help of his fellow Halloween Town residents, Jack kidnaps Santa Claus and makes the Christmas Eve toy run himself.
19. Die Hard (1988)
Die Hard | 131 min | R
Starring: Brue WIllis, Alan Rickman, Reginald VelJohnson, Bonnie Bedelia
Die Hard may be the most epic Christmas movie of all time! Yes, I said Christmas movie, because John McClaine (Willis) isn't the only person who crashes his ex-wife's work holiday party. When a group of German terrorists hold the group hostage, McClaine must swing in to save the day. While the focus may be on his bare feet and the classic one liners don't forget this movie takes place on Christmas. Yippie-Kai-Yay Mother Father!
20. Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)
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Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer | 47 min | TV G
Starring: Billie Mae Richards, Burl Ives, Paul Soles, Larry D. Mann
You know the song, but how long has it been since you've seen the movie? Check out this claymation classic and relive the magic of a misfit reindeer and his quest to find friendship and a purpose.


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2.5 kV Signal and Power Isolated, ±15 kV ESD Protected, Full/Half Duplex RS-485 Transceiver (500kbps)
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The ADM2582E/ADM2587E are fully integrated signal and power isolated data transceivers with ±15 kV ESD protection and are suitable for high speed communication on multipoint transmission lines. The ADM2582E/ADM2587E include an
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The devices integrate Analog Devices, Inc., iCoupler® technology to combine a 3-channel isolator, a three-state differential line driver, a differential input receiver, and Analog Devices isoPower dc-to-dc converter into a single package. The devices are powered by a single 5 V or 3.3 V supply, realizing a fully integrated signal and power isolated RS-485 solution.
The ADM2582E/ADM2587E driver has an active high enable. An active low receiver enable is also provided, which causes the receiver output to enter a high impedance state when disabled.
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The ezLINX™ iCoupler® Isolated Interface Development Environment provides developers with a cost-effective, plug and play method for evaluation eight physical layer, digitally-isolated communication standards (USB, RS-422, RS-485, RS-232, CAN, SPI, I2C, and LVDS). The Blackfin® ADSP-BF548 processor is used to run the uCLinux operating system and allows for easy customization through the open source hardware and software platform. Development time is significantly reduced for embedded designers and system architects who are designing and evaluating isolated communication standards. The interfaces on ezLINX use ADI's isolated transceivers with integrated iCoupler® and isoPower® digital isolator technology.
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W.Va. theaters to show Met Opera performances
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A new season of live and encore high-definition broadcasts of performances by New York's Metropolitan Opera is scheduled for movie theaters across the country.
In West Virginia, Cinemark at the Huntington Mall, in Barboursville, will show both live and encore performances; Great Escape, in Nitro, will show live performances only, and Hollywood Stadium 12, in Granville/Morgantown, will present live performances only. Interviews and set changes will be shown during intermissions.
Live performances will begin at 12:55 p.m. on Saturdays, with the exceptions of Jan. 5 and March 2 and 16, when they begin at noon.
Cinemark's encore broadcasts will show at 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays.
Tickets at Cinemark are $22 for adults, $20 for seniors and $15 for children. At Great Escape, they're $20 for adults and $16 for seniors and children. At Hollywood Stadium, they're $24 for adults, $22 for seniors and $18 for children and students. A limited number of free passes will be available for certain showings.
The season lineup is as follows:
Oct. 27: "Otello," Verdi, 3 hours 27 minutes; encore Nov. 24
Nov. 10: "The Tempest," Adès, 3 hours; encore Nov. 28
Dec. 1: "La clemenza di Tito," Mozart, 3 hours 13 minutes; encore Dec. 19
Dec. 8: "Un ballo in maschera," Verdi, 3 hours 54 minutes; encore Jan. 9
Dec. 15: "Aida," Verdi, 3 hours 54 minutes; encore Jan. 16
Jan. 5: "Les Troyens," Berlioz, 5 hours 30 minutes; encore noon Jan. 23
Jan. 19: "Maria Stuarda," Donizetti, 3 hours 15 minutes; encore Feb. 6
Feb. 16: "Rigoletto," Verdi, 3 hours 31 minutes; encore March 6
March 2: "Parsifal," Wagner, 5 hours 40 minutes; encore noon March 20
March 16: "Francesca da Rimini," Zandonai, 3 hours 57 minutes; encore noon April 3
April 27: "A New Production of Giulio Cesare," Handel, 4 hours 31 minutes; encore May 15


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Might have found a tiny bug in the ZmCsfeAsynchCommand class.
Method: ZmCsfeAsynchCommand.prototype.rpcCallback, starting at ligne 106
I simply had to add the following 2 lines in order to make the function correctly behave:
this._fireInvokeEvent(newEx); // at line 161
After some debugging, I noticed I was getting an Exception in that block but it was then not passed to the listener. I noticed that the Exception was thrown but that it was actually overriden in the following block by another exception, since you use a single variable newEx in your code:
try {
//check if we received a Fault message from server
var fault = AjxSoapDoc.element2FaultObj(this._responseSoapDoc. getBody());
if (fault) {
newEx = new ZmCsfeException("Csfe service error", fault.errorCode, "ZmCsfeAsynchCommand.prototype.rpcCallback", fault.reason);
} catch (ex) {
newEx = ex;
In other words, if you get 2 Exceptions, the first one will never get to the application level. FYI, I was getting an Exception because the server was not sending back XML, but the content-type of the response was set to XML. So, if you check the above block, if there was an error parsing the response, variable this._responseSoapDoc will not be defined, and that is were the second exception was occuring.
Anyway, why not stop the execution of this method at the first exception ?


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1955 Ford F-100 - Old Memories Can Shape Your FutureWritten by on September 17, 2010 Roger And Carolyn Hogan's '55 F-100 Is Proof
It's amazing how much influence old memories have on our present, and future. Roger Hogan, of Farmington, Missouri, remembers very clearly the day his father brought home the family's brand-new '53 F-100. Now 63 years old, the image is still fresh in Roger's mind. When it came time to create his own custom he scoured the country looking for a truck similar to the one he remembered as a child. Locating a '55 F-100 in 1990, he had it shipped from California to his home. Without a lot of experience in restoring old trucks, Roger was fortunate to have a good friend in Dick Lux, an enthusiast who Roger describes as a walking encyclopedia of old trucks. Dick worked with Roger and his son Lance, guiding them through a complete disassembly, teaching them about bodywork, and educating them on the ins and outs of rebuilding a vintage truck. The process was a lengthy one, taking about three years to complete.
Needing a break from the rebuild process, they decided to attend the F-100 Supernationals show in 2000. The magazine coverage of the event was exciting to read but attending the event itself was a unique experience. The following year they drove their truck to the show and were pleased when they won a class trophy. There was an unexpected byproduct from the trip, however. Roger was so impressed with the trucks on display that he went home, disassembled the truck, and sold the chassis for parts!
The second rebuild of the truck began with a new frame, boxed, welded, smoothed, and painted by Jim Barton and Tim Patton. Touring the local salvage yard, Roger found a 32-valve, 4.6L DOHC Lincoln Mk VIII aluminum engine and transmission, the perfect new powerplant to rejuvenate the Ford. With a little help from Rick Berry and the experts at Street and Performance, the engine was reprogrammed and installed in the new frame.
Suspension upgrades were happening at the same time, thanks to a Heidts Superride II IFS frontend with polished coilovers, stainless upper and lower control arms, and chrome springs. The rear uses a Heidts polished four-link holding a chrome-plated Ford 9-inch. Wilwood 11.5-inch brakes generate vastly improved stopping forces while a Heidts rack-and-pinion steering box helps the truck negotiate curves. Billet Specialties Vintec rims, 18x8 up front and 20x10 in the rear, were wrapped with BFGoodrich G-Force 35- and 40-series rubber. Mike Gamble's Street Rods in Arnold, Missouri, handled the install.
Work on the interior began with a custom bench seat, upholstered in red and black Ultraleather by Mike Roth Upholstery in Perryville, Missouri. The dash holds a set of white Auto Meter gauges, a Vintage Air A/C unit, and a Kenwood stereo. The custom steering column holds a leather-wrapped Vintec steering wheel by Billet Specialties.
Body mods were next and Roger had several unique ideas in mind. He found a tilt rack for the bed and decided to further showcase the polished and chromed suspension by fitting the bed with a Lexan floor. A custom roll pan with six LED taillights was added from Mid Fifty F-100s. They also supplied the forward-tilt kit for the hood. The custom grille and bumpers were fabricated by Terry Altman's Trique Mfg. in Russellville, Arkansas. Inspired by Roger's memory of a red and black '57 Ford Retractable Hardtop, a special mix of DuPont black over red was sprayed by John's Auto Body and Paint in Imperial, Missouri. Owner John Riehn separated the shades with distinctive silver and gold graphics.
Here's the best part of the story. When Roger, Carolyn, and Lance returned to the 2010 F-100 Supernationals in Pigeon Forge this year their '55 won more than just another class trophy. With more than 900 vehicles at the event, their custom F-100 was singled out and captured the Truck of the Year trophy! Apparently, old memories really can shape your future!
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The custom, floating grille is a unique touch and the matching front and rear bumpers bring continuity to the design. The combination of 18- and 20-inch rims gives the F-100 just the right stance.Passengers are pampered in this plush interior, thanks to the combination of Ultraleather seats, carpet, and headliner. A Kenwood stereo and Vintage Air make every road trip fun while the Auto Meter gauges monitor the big engine under the hood.The modified bed with its Lexan floor showcases the innovative suspension work and careful detailing on this Truck of the Year winner. With the bed raised, it gives a clearer look at the polished four-link, brake lines, and driveshaft, along with the chromed 9-inch Ford rear and stainless steel exhaust.The rebuilt 4.6L Lincoln 32-valve motor benefits from a custom air-induction system, Ford Motorsports headers, and Borla polished stainless steel mufflers. A Griffin polished aluminum radiator and polished aluminum valve covers add a little sparkle. As you can see, not much escaped the buffing wheel. Even the Ford AOD transmission and Denny's aluminum driveshaft were polished to match.


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I wish the residents of this great state would state up to the politicians in the game and fish org. I personnaly think that it is rediculous that we have the wait until the end of june or early july to find out if we can go elk, deer, or antelope hunting. Why not have everything drawn by the end of april so you canactually plan and start scouting.
Im also probably in the minority but I wish we had a choose your weapon policy as well bowhunting is becoming a joke. I started with a bow and have ended up rifle the past few because of the sheer amount of bowhunters (i countd over 45 bowhunters elk hunting last year on labor day weekend) its like rifle just without the distance. Just a vent post maybe share yours