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Marshall County Commissioner Brian Schambach said Friday a section of West Virginia Code will permit the county to allow Zitko Terrace residents to keep their addresses.
During a Dec. 11 commission meeting, about 12 residents led by Bill Stoehr expressed concern about a plan to change their addresses. The plan was in response to an ongoing state mandate to change rural homes' addresses to city-style addresses - a move meant to make the structures easier for first responders to find.
But the residents said doing so would have had the opposite impact, potentially confusing medics, firefighters and others.
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Zitko Terrace resident Don Buchanan stands outside of his home Friday. He is happy the Marshall County Commission ruled that residents get to keep their addresses.
The majority of the subdivision is located just outside Glen Dale city limits with two houses situated just inside the city.
House numbers range from 1-21, but the new addresses, based on a mathematical calculation, did not appear to be in any order, starting with 174 and ending with 279.
"The situation was unique with that development with the fact there was no additional or ample space to build additional homes," Schambach said.
He also said because of the shape of the development, changing the addresses would have caused more confusion than help to first responders and others.
The commission decided during a Dec. 18 meeting to not change the addresses. Schambach said he did not remember the exact state code related to the addressing issue, but he noted the county's prosecutor, Jeff Cramer, helped the commission research the issue.
Zitko resident Don Buchanan said he feels "very good" about the commission's decision, adding now he and his fellow residents won't have to spend money changing their personal documents.
"It would have been quite a problem for the people here and for ourselves. ... I've been here for 42 years. I was here when they started building," Buchanan said.

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The Royals continue to have a presence in the community during the 2006 season. Saturday, the Royals headed to Worlds of Fun for the Royals Baseball Fan Fest. Jeremy Affeldt, John Buck, David DeJesus, Mark Teahen and Sluggerrr signed autographs just inside the park entrance. Over 600 people were on hand to meet the Royals players and receive autographs.
The group met fans for over an hour and then moved on to ride the Patriot, Worlds of Fun's newest rollercoaster – the longest, tallest and fastest full-circuit inverted roller coaster in the region. Here's some pictures the Royals players, taken during the ride. As you can see, the ride provides plenty of excitement.
The Worlds of Fun Royals Baseball Fan Fest celebrated two staples of Kansas City summers! If you missed this year's event, you'll want to join us for next year's event!
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the royals players are so good why would you royals trade mike macdougal.
Since the article above doesn't rate much comment, I'll answer your question "sungjung 13" just incase you ever come back to read it.
It's pretty obvious. The Royals in 2007, 2008, 2009, will need pitching. Our pitching prospects in the minor league system are sorta slim. We have a potential closer at AAA by the name of Ryan Braun. Haven't heard the fallout yet, but this trade really does make sense. The two young arms we received have already proven that they have good potential.
With the Kansas City Royals, you have to think about the future, while learning from the past. The Royals went through a period just after Mr. Kauffmans passing where the team opperated very poorly. It takes a long time to rebuild a contending franchise………
By the way, the team is not that "good", if they were, they'd be contending.. Don't confuse support by fans of they Royals, with us thinking that this team is particularly good.
Odalis Perez?????
I'm a little confused by the Perez pick up also. Perez was unhappy in Dodgerville, and the team basically "paid through the nose" to get rid of him. Who knows, Perez might be lights out the rest of this year, and D.M. might trade him in the off season for 3 or 4 prospects!??!!???
I wasn't that wild about Dessens anyway. Dessens is making about 1.5 mil and Perez about 8mil, which the Dodgers are paying. Don't forget about the prospects that he picked up in the deal either!
I think there is generally confusion over the contract. True, the Dodgers sent over $8m to cover next year's salary, but Dodger fans seem to think that KC paid $3m or so in the deal. I posed the question on the 'Inside The Dodgers' blog because they were saying that KC ate $3m.
This is apparently the salary for the remainder of THIS season. That is what THEY think. They pose it as a straight trade Perez for Dessens and KC giving LA $3m for the two prospects.
I sent Soren Petro from WHB810 the question, but I never heard back.
rscrivner, Soren did answer your question on air. The Dodgers paid this years, and next years salary on Perez.
The Royals cover Dessens salary. Perez makes 16mil over the 2 years, Dessens had a base of 3mil over 2 years I think there were incentives also. In the end result, the Royals came out with about 11 million on the deal.
The Royals would not have "eaten" 3 mil, actually. I guess you could look at it that way, except why does the official report say the Royals got 2 players plus cash considerations???
Or you could ask them this, If the dodgers sent over 8 mil, and already paid Perez 8 mil for this year, and the Royals already paid Dessens 1.5 mil and sent 1.5 to the Dodgers, who got the better monetary end of the deal??
"rscrivner", I think I figured out why the Dodgerville fans THINK they got $3 million. Check out this link: http://www.dailynews.com/sports/ci_4095796
It gives a bit of the details of the trade. Over all, The Dodgers SAVE about $3 million on Perez's contract.
I knew it was folly for anyone to suggest that the Royals ate 3 million of anyone's contract. They just don't do that! I think the key to this trade is more in the value of the prospects really……….
OK Dayton if you could attempt a trade w/ the yankees For A-Rod and throw in Grudz Reggie and mayby a prospect more fans would come to the ballpark. O yea and tell that stingy boss of yours to fork over some cash I meen it's not like he's poor.
I don't know why I try to explain this anymore……… "rockhurstdude", Glass is only worth about 300 million the last I heard. Why do you make a statement like this? Like the Yankees would give up A-Rod for Sanders & Grud? Get real! That dude makes more in a year than Glass does!
bowtech doesent know what hes talking about when sanders is 50 hill still hit better the a-ro and hes one of the most cockyest players in the mlb and he makes stupid errors
i thnk the royals should let buddy bell go and get joe jeradi look what he did with the marlins think what he could do with us
i think the royals should call up my boy leo nunez hes throwing gas and hes doing good next year he should start next year in the mlb one time at a auto graph afternoon he gave some advise for my pitching hes a cool guy u shoul realy think about calling him up and watch for me in six years im 13 and throw 78 watch for me.
bowtech doesent know anything about baseball perez is better with his right hand then bowtech i bet prez is great.


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I would respectfully point out that what this election demonstrates is that the Reagan coalition which has more or less been able to put together a governing national majority since 1980 (but barely at any time) is becoming less and less viable. The combination of Republican party faithful, evangelicals and conservative democrats is no longer getting the job done. the reality is that coalitions are living things. | Read More »


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Very cool! Thanks for posting, kimey, and have some rep
I've created a little tutorial showing how I made this image.
It's a very easy step-by-step tutorial, using only 2 images and 7 layers !!!
(well ok, 10 if you count the star layers. Let's not be picky, eh?)
I'm new to the forum, so if I've cocked something up here, let me know.
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Very cool! Thanks for posting, kimey, and have some rep
Pretty awesome, ima have to second the rep.
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Very fine tutorial!
Hello, kimey.
You've created a really great tutorial and one that I will very much enjoy using. It certainly is deserving of some rep. I'll post my result here when finished.
I've create a link to kimey's great Nebula Tutorial in the second post on Page One of the Tutorials in PDF Format thread.
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Cheers Vandy. This tutorial isn't an exact science. It can be trial and error depending what images are chosen. The main point is to show how using screen, overlay or multiply within layers to create the desired effect. Using more images and shifting the layers around plus changing the layer effects can produce some interesting stuff.
Hi, kimey.
Again, thank you for this excellent and quite fun tutorial. I've tried my hand at it and, as you said in your post, it isn't an "exact science". Nonetheless, I found your tutorial very useful, educational and fun to do.
I've attached my first nebula called the "Horsehead Nebula". I found a cloud picture that when put on its side, resembles a horse head and just had to use it.
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Hey, very nice! Glad you found the tutorial useful. It's a good intro to using layers.
Just found this tutorial and tried to make something similar with GIMP. Any comments? (The stars are either Supanova effects or brush dots)
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I couldn't agree more with Guy or Mike. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
As I read thru this thread, "too many variables" seems to be the popular phrase. I'm curious to know what everyone means by that. I would say one variable is human error or inability. The people that shoot once a year right before hunting season could be a variable because they're not proficient with their weapon. But my guess is, it's mainly wind and time of flight. I am aware of both. Do you think I only shoot at far distances when the conditions are perfect? It doesn't matter if it is still out or blowing 15 mph, I am still out shooting and will compensate for whatever necessary because I have the data and equipment to do so. At long range, a hunter has a lot of time for proper preparation and time to find a solid rest. The hunter also has time to study the animal, hence the patience to take the shot at the right time.
You can get close to almost anything, but what about when you can't? It's not like long range rifles can only shoot long range. I still try to get in close for the shot, but reality is sometimes you can't. And, when I can't, I know I can still make the shot farther away. Trust me, confidence in yourself and your weapon is a great feeling. Years ago, I watched my brother pass up a 600 yard shot on a B&C bull elk. At that point in time, I wasn't prepared for that range either. But, now I am; and I believe it's going to give me a big advantage.
Long range obviously isn't for everyone. We reload to squeeze every ounce of accuracy out of our rifles. We use high quality equipment from rangefinders, to wind meters, to levels, and drop charts for proper bullet placement, etc.
If you can't shoot long range or have no interest in it, that's fine. Just don't stand in the way of those that can.
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I couldn't agree more with Guy or Mike. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
That's it?
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
You can get close to almost anything, but what about when you can't? It's not like long range rifles can only shoot long range. I still try to get in close for the shot, but reality is sometimes you can't. And, when I can't, I know I can still make the shot farther away.
Not sure how to make the little quote bubble but the above was was posted by Elkoholic
If you can't get any closer than 1000 yds, 800 yds, 600 yds, or even in most cases 400 yds you aren't really trying very hard. I have never had a case when that was as close as I could get. I have walked 2+ miles extra to close that distance, that is was hunting is all about, not saying i can't because it will require too much extra work.
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I recognized long ago that if I have a warehouse full of guns, but no public land or public wildlife, I have nothing!
Elkoholic, are you Jim Burnworth?
I agree! Just because you can hit something at 1000 yards doesn't mean you should shoot an animal at 1000 yards. The energy lost and the variables to consider make it a very risky shot. For me the fun of hunting is to see how close I can get to an animal (esp. for bow season). My .300 RUM can shoot out to 1100+ yards but the energy the bullet looses is too great of a risk in dropping the animal. Anything over 700 yards for me requires additional stalking.
This is getting more interesting with every post. For the most part people don't like 1000 yard shots but the distances they are comfortable with varies a lot. Like I have said before I am not comfortable much past 400 yards with my current set up. Some of you say you would take a 600 or 700 yard shot but not a 1000 yard shot. Why? I know most 1000 yard hunters have a lot of gadgetry to help them place the shot exactly where they want it but I wonder how many of you that would shoot 600 or 700 yards are using nothing more than a guess at a holdover. That in my mind would be worse. I suppose my real question has yet to be answered. What is that magic number where the ethical line is drawn?
Hey Elkaholic what kind of range finder do you use? I don't think I'll be shooting over 400 yards. But it does help to be able to range stuff from far out.


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Spring Shooting is right around the corner and many of us have bought new firearms. What did you get and what scope did you put on it?
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Spring Shooting is right around the corner and many of us have bought new firearms. What did you get and what scope did you put on it?
I picked up a savage youth 7mm-08, and a Bushmaster in 308. The savage came with a basic Bushnell but works fine for my kid for now. The 308 has a Vortex Viper. Although I have recently shot them to get sighted in I'm looking forward to some range time once things warm up a bit.
I'm in the process of getting a new muzzleloader. No scope as they are not allowed in Nevada. Other than that, shooting my bow and need to send a few rounds down range through my 7mag.
I usually burn a thousand rounds a year through my .220 swift, .243,.17 rem, and .22 hornet shooting prairie dogs but with all these shortages going on, this year I think I'm going to pass.
It's between a knight disc extreme and the new knight ultra lite.
My muzzleloader will be here Monday. A KonusPro scope on a CVA Accura MR. I have a Savage 16FHSS 243WIN coming next month. Will be putting a Vortex Viper 3-9x40 scope on it with Talley mounts.
getting a .308 marlin lever action and goin with the zies scope. been eye balling that baby for sometime now. i love lever action and those hornadies justify it:)
the mxlr stainless with black/ gray laminated hardwood stock. such a pretty gun.
I may not be shooting anything other than my air-rifle this spring ...... I just came back from looking for .22LR ammo. :(
I've heard ammo has been hard to find, so I've been casually looking, but geeze!


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Hawkeyenation has a very good thread on what they think is needed to beat ISU this year. Surprisingly balanced opinions and not much chest-thumping banter. So let's start a thread from our perspective:
1. Start strong
- I don't like our chances if we fall behind early, especially w/ ISU's youth. We have typically beaten them when we get an early lead and gain some momentum.
1.b. Don't turn the ball over or make special teams mistakes early.
- this is the corrollary to #1. i think this game is so evenly matched that momentum is critical. and i'm still nervous whenever we line up to do anything in special teams -- too many dropped punts, poor kickoff coverage, and missed FGs it seems for years.
2. Spread the field
- they have talent in their front seven on D but I don't believe they have great team speed. i like our chances w/ the screens, counters, and option pitches that we ran a lot at the end of last season w/ ARob. he will be tough on them in one-on-one matchups in the open field. i think we can also complete plenty of short to intermediate passes like we did last year.
3. Defend the pass
- i don't think by week 3 Iowa will have a proven running back yet. and their strength is clearly at TE and WR. we have a lot of new faces in the front seven but if we can be tough at the line of scrimmage we can then spread out our OLBs in coverage like we did w/ Banks and Bowen last year. someone has to peel off and run w/ Moaki.
Sidebar: i'm totally psyched about the type of year Allen Bell could have at corner. he's big and can run. i think he's got enough juice to lock down on guys like DJK and Brodell. Will be really fun to watch.
To "beat" them will be impossible. Look at the last 30 years...it has never happened according to them. But to win the game it won't take much more than what you listed. Actually a big key is if we get up don't let their crowd get back into it. They are very good at big 3rd and 4th quarter comebacks at home especially against us.
I'm going to go with the Hawk sage/shaman Mac MacCausland's actual "Key to Victory" from a basketball game in my formative years.
"Score more"
Yes, he actually, seriously said that.
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I say do the same thing we did last year!
Their quarterback is marginal and they've lose most of their runningbacks. The do have a seasoned offensive line which should help them.
I think they'll have a hard time scoring points, but unfortunatly I think we will too. This will be a defensive game and they've got home field advantage.
It will be a tough game to win, but I've seen us do it before in Iowa City first hand!
1. Stop the run - I don't think Christensen can beat ISU without a solid run game and play action.
2. Don't turn the ball over - ISU's offense will wear them out as long as they don't make stupid mistakes with turnovers that would lead to them falling behind. Basically, ISU cannot put itself in the position where they have to totally abandon the run.
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Force them to beat us with the long pass. Almost all thier big gains are short catches and long runs.
Spread the field, make their front 7 run and wear them out.
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What will it take to beat Iowa:
a)140 yards rushing
b)No Special Teams miscues
c)Win Turnover Battle
if 2 of those 3 things happen, ISU has an 80% chance of winning. 100% chance if all 3 happen.
Iowa State became the Cyclones after they leveled Northwestern in 1895. As the Chicago Tribune (9/29/1895) noted:
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It is the old addage, but control the line of scrimmage, both on offense and defense. This will let us run and pass effectively and finish drives with touchdowns, not fieldgoals. No turnovers is huge. We have to have positive punt return yards. No three and outs. For the defense: Create two turnovers. Create 4 three and outs. Do not allow more than 150 yards of rushing total for the game. No big plays on blown coverages.
Definitely agree on start strong.
In the wins we've had in the past we took the wind out of their sails from the start.
Also, very common sense but after the strong start we must keep the momentum. In 2006 and last year we had the momentum and then things changed quickly.
Now from more of a technical perspective:
1. Establish a decent running game and hold our own on the line. Their defensive intererior is definitely their strong suit so if we can manage to battle some quality yards out and not get dominated early on I think it will be key to setting the pace of the game.
2. Get a good rush on Christensen. By game 3 he will not have faced our caliber of an opponent. If we can get a good rush on from the ends and scramble him, their passing game will be frazzled. Combine that with an unexperienced running game and we can definitely control the game on defense.
3. QB consistency!!!! We don't need an all-star breakout performance (although it wouldn't hurt) we just need a solid handler to pace the offense and someone who can put together a decent drive. The three and outs and monotonous 3rd and 10's killed me last year. That cannot happen again!
There are many others but that is my two, or three, or four cents worth.
I was just thinking about that since I was just perusing some of thier media day pics.
First, I think we need to continue to play this game with emotion. Iowa's m.o. has been to play with controlled emotion. I don't think that's a winning formula in the college game. Momentum rules college football. ISU has shown as a team that they can use the emotion generated on the field and from coaches to its advantage. I think I saw a kid almost get punched by an Iowa coach last year be cause he celebrated making a huge play. I'm afraid if guys like Norm Parker or Kirk O'keefe jump up and down and show some excitement for their players, they may be wheeled off on a stretcher...let alone the shock their players would see from a coach actually having fun or encouraging it.
Second, we need to force them to throw the ball. Iowa does not have playmakers at any offensive position. Every team we face this year is going to try and shove it down our undersized front seven's throat. Some teams we face can make us pay if we play 8-9 in the box. I don't think Iowa can.
Third, win the turnover battle. Fluke plays have been huge in this series. Heck, I don't want to think about last year's result if Iowa doesn't get a shady penalty on a fumbled exchange that Young ran in for a TD that got called back. Same goes with Chandler's lucky grab just before halftime two years ago. One big TO either way could decide this thing this year.
Fourth, let Bates and Arnaud kill them with their legs. Iowa's defense doesn't necessarily strike me as being overly athletic. I think ISU can consistently get to the edge on the zone read all day and make their safeties make plays. If Iowa's safeties are asked to make plays all day, Iowa doesn't win. Sander's is still in Indy right?
On a side note, and I know this is reallly stretching it, but why am I way more impressed with our player's physical appearance this fall versus Iowa's? Iowa's lines look very unimpressive. When I see ISU's Olinemen, I see big blocks of men. When I see Iowa's, I see guys that are struggling to see the 300 lb mark. When I look at Iowa's defensive linemen, I see big, slow guys at all four positions with 260 lbers backing them up. At ISU, I see smaller, athletic guys who look like they can run down QB's and RB's. Finally, look at the skill positions. Iowa's WR's are three Iowa boys and a converted QB. They aren't kids that can take a 2 yd pass and take it the distance. I see guys like Johnson, Sumrall, Hamiltion, Carlson, etc., that all look like they can take catches to the house. I won't even touch on Iowa's RB's...
so to recap so far:
stop their passing,
expect them to not run well,
spread their defense out allowing, us to pass and run well,
don't turn the ball over,
force them to turn it over,
don't make any special teams errors.
go up early and don't allow a comeback in the 3rd/4th quarter.
I'm gonna go ahead and say so far our keys to winning are just about as solid as saying score more points.
or to rephrase our points: win in every aspect of the game and we'll come out with the W.
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Great post. The only thing I wonder about is your emotions comment. I would have agreed 100% if Dan McCarney was still in charge, but Gene Chizik strikes me more as a level headed follow the plan type of coach(kind of like Ferenz slightly). Usually that ripples down through the team, so not sure we'll see the team reacting like it did in the past which is both good and bad...
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They are very good at big 3rd and 4th quarter comebacks at home especially against us.
I can think of one game when the hawks weren't so good at 3rd and 4th quarter comebacks.
As for what Clonehome said, that is what we are going to have to do to win any game this year. I think we can win six games, but there is very little room for error.
Spread them out, push their D-backs, cause mismatches, stop the pass. They will have no run game so that wont be a problem.
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As you know, I usually like to discuss a baller's match before getting to the good stuff. So here's Jelena Jankovic's Beijing first round recap: she won.
Now let's get straight to the point: what the fuck did Reebok give JJ, the new top lady baller, to wear on the biggest stage in sports? Is this their version of a sexed-up Swiss milkmaid or something?? It's an awful, homemade, "sew by numbers" piece of crap.
Phew - needed to get that off my chest! Blogging really is like therapy sometimes...
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Monday, August 11, 2008
FASHION FIX: JJ should be milking cows in her Reebok wear
As you know, I usually like to discuss a baller's match before getting to the good stuff. So here's Jelena Jankovic's Beijing first round recap: she won.
Labels: 2008 Olympics, dress, fashion, Jelena Jankovic, Reebok, style, tennis
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THANK YOU. I totally agree, Rich. That dress is a hot mess.ReplyDelete
there are no words - although i found a few...ReplyDelete
The few you found were perfect.ReplyDelete
Haha. That dress doesn't belong to Jelena.ReplyDelete
Wow! There really are no words for the fugly. It looks...unfinished?! Seriously how hard is it to design tennis-wear?!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 11, 2008 at 5:50 PM
Okay, I always thought she seems to have an odd sense of personal style...but WTF?!?!ReplyDelete
Does she have input on this? Did she see a sketch beforehand? Could she refuse to wear it?
Props to JJ for even walking on court in that get up, much less winning in it!
Jelena experiments. I like the messy milkmaid, even if it's a jarring look on a tennis court.ReplyDelete


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Saturday News, September 1
President Obama To Visit Sioux City Today
(Sioux City) -- President Barack Obama will be making a campaign stop at Sioux City this evening. Obama is scheduled to visit Morningside College and deliver a speech at 6:30 p.m. The president will appear at the Hilker Campus Mall which is in the center of Morningside College Campus. Tickets to the event were distributed Friday morning. Officials say all the tickets are gone. Our sister station, KSCJ 1360 will be streaming the audio via their website at www.kscj.com.
Linn Grove Man Convicted Of Felony Gun Possession
(Sioux City) -- A Linn Grove man, who twice was convicted of felony crimes, has pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm, which is a federal crime. 57 year old Terry Wirkus was convicted of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a one year term. Investigators obtained a search warrant for Wirkus' residence after a report from an individual indicating Wirkus had sent threatening phone calls and texts messages. The caller also revealed that Wirkus was in possession of a .22 caliber rifle. On July 1 of 2011, a search warrant was executed at Wirkus' home, and law enforcement officials discovered a repeating rifle hanging on the wall, along with some ammunition.
Algae Found In Iowa Lakes
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is warning that warm weather and high water temperatures could lead to blue-green algae in Iowa lakes.
The DNR says the algae grows quickly in warm, shallow and undisturbed water, which has become increasingly common during the hot, dry summer.
Although it's called blue-green algae, water where the algae exist can appear pea-green or reddish-brown.
People exposed to the water can develop irritated skin and rashes. It can be more dangerous if the water is swallowed, including the possibility of headaches, nausea, liver injuries and
respiratory problems.
The DNR recommends that people not swim or boat in areas where the water is discolored and to keep their pets out of such water.
People should rinse off if they come in contact with such water.
Grassley Investigates Bank Employee Firing
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley is looking into the firing of an Iowa worker by Wells Fargo Home Mortgage over a minor crime in 1963 in the wake of new employment guidelines.
The Iowa Republican says he's inquiring into the enforcement of federal regulations that are meant to protect consumers from financial fraud not to "target employees who might have committed
petty crimes that are decades-old."
Grassley's staff has also contacted Wells Fargo for information on how the bank is implementing the rules.
Sixty-eight-year-old Richard Eggers was fired in July for putting a cardboard cutout of a dime in a washing machine at a Laundromat in Carlisle. He was convicted of operating a coin-changing machine by false means.
Woman Pleads Guilty Of Stealing Lottery Tickets
KANAWHA, Iowa (AP) - A northern Iowa woman has pleaded guilty to stealing lottery tickets.
The Globe Gazette in Mason City reports Kimberly Bates of Kanawha (keh-NAH'-wuh) pleaded guilty to second-degree theft in Hancock County District Court this week. Prosecutors say an
additional charge of lottery forgery or fraud will be dismissed.
Sentencing is October 23rd.
Bates and Tammy Kraft, also of Kanawha, were charged with stealing lottery tickets from a local convenience store, where they worked.
Kraft's trial is pending.
Farm Bureau Delegates Discuss Drought
(Des Moines) -- The summer drought was the topic of conversation with delegates attending
the Iowa Farm Bureau's summer policy conference that wrapped up on Friday. Iowa Farm Bureau
president Craig Hill says what a difference a year can make. He says last year the delegates were focused on the flooding of the Missouri River in western Iowa, and this year the drought took center stage. Iowa Farm Bureau Federation delegates gather each year to discuss and set policies that impact not only Iowa agriculture, but all Iowans. Mark Bohner serves as the district director for six counties located in northwest Iowa. He says stray voltage is a concern among livestock producers of northwest Iowa.
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The Washington State University Athletic Hall of Fame class class was announced today. Including in the class is the 1997 Rose Bowl team. In 2007, to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the Cougars' historic 1998 Rose Bowl run, WSUCougars.com ran a feature series recounting the season, and the individuals responsible for ending the program's 67-year Rose Bowl drought.
Yesterday, past Cougar football great Leon Bender was honored when the Santee (Calif.) City Council proclaimed May 30, 2013 as May 30, 2013 as Leon Bender Day.
Bender was a star player on the Cougars' 1997 Pac-10 Championship team and was drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the second round of the 1998 NFL Draft. But on May 30, 1998, just five weeks after the NFL Draft, Bender passed away from complications stemming from an epileptic seizure suffered while in Georgia preparing for the Raiders' mini-camp.
Read about Bender in this 2007 story as part of the 2007 story as part of the "Relive The Roses" series looking back on the Cougars' historic run to the 1998 Rose Bowl.
Director of Athletics Bill Moos recently sat down with F.X. McRory's Ken Zeran for an in-depth interview covering a variety of subjects including family, important influences on and off the field, and building success in Cougar Athletics.
Listen to the interview HERE.
The Cougar rowing team headed out to the NCAA Championships a day earlier than usual, making a stop in Louisville, Ky., on its way to Indianapolis, Ind. WSU arrived in Louisville at 3 p.m. Monday, May 27 and headed straight to the University of Louisville's boathouse for a workout and practice. The conditions kept the Cougars indoor, but they were able to bike, erg and use the Cardinals' indoor rowing tank. That night the team stayed at 21c, a hotel and art museum in one. The next morning the team got up, had breakfast and headed back to the Louisville boathouse for a row on the Ohio River.
Following the workout, the team packed up, and on its way out of town, made a stop at Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville. Upon arrival, a van was parked outside that had pictures of Mattel games on it and the words 'Take a Game Break'. The team was approached by Bob Guiney, the host of 'Take a Game Break,' which encourages families to take time to play board games together, rather than play video games and watch movies. Guiney played one of the games with members of the team as a camera man filmed it. The student-athletes were able to get photos taken with the TV host and former star of ABC's 'The Bachelor'.
Once in the museum the team experienced every last bit of horse racing culture in Kentucky, starting with a video, and followed by a walking tour of the grounds and exploration on their own. During the walking tour, the women got to set foot in the grandstands, learn about various 'notable' horses and Triple Crown winners and even see a former Kentucky Derby winner, Mine that Bird, who won in 2009.
Following their time at Churchill Downs, the Cougars trekked up to Indianapolis, Ind., where practice began Wednesday at Eagle Creek Park. The NCAA Championships begin Friday morning and run through Sunday, June 2.
Congratulations to past Cougar men's basketball great Aron Baynes. Baynes' San Antonio Spurs team swept the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA Western Conference Finals to advance to the NBA Finals. The Spurs will face the winner of the Miami Heat-Indiana Pacers Eastern Conference Finals series.
Baynes posted the below picture of himself with the Western Conference Championship trophy on his Facebook page last night. Keep up with what's happening with the Spurs at their website.
Baynes is just one of the numerous student-athletes at Washington State who have earned the prestigious Gray "W." For more information on the Gray "W" Varsity Club click HERE.
Tough to beat the views at Palouse Ridge Golf Club at the WSU campus. This is a view from the third green after a storm rolled through Friday afternoon.
Go Cougs!
In his latest podcast, Director of Athletics Bill Moos discusses rowing's NCAA berth and Katie Dick's recent accolades, including Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year. In addition, Moos looks back on a busy week of Cougar Athletics, including the installation of the Tower Crane for the football operations building construction and the Cougar Athletic Fund Tri-Cities Tailgate event.
Listen to the podcast HERE and on iTunes
The Washington State football teams begins their season in 100 days! The Cougs travel to Jordan-Hare Stadium to take on the Auburn Tigers on Saturday, August 31. Go Cougs!
Cougar Rowing earned its seventh team selection to the NCAA Rowing Championships, Tuesday. The championships will be held Friday, May 31 through Sunday, June 2 at Eagle Creek Park, Ind.
Senior Katie Dick, a member of the varsity eight boat, has has a busy May. She was named Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Sunday and the outstanding senior in the department of philosophy by the College of Arts and Sciences, May 3. Read about Katie's honor and what her plans are post-WSU.
For more information on the NCAA Rowing Championships click HERE
As the below image taken this afternoon by The Cougar Football project webcam shows, the tower crane is in operation for the Football Operations Building construction. The tower crane was installed over the weekend.
The players competing at the NCAA Pullman Regional at Palouse Ridge golf club received a good view of the installation.
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John Boutte sings Annie Lennox's "Why" with the New Orleans Social Club on an October 2006 episode of Austin City Limits.
Ever since he listened to "St. Louis Blues" on Louis Armstrong's "16 Most Requested Songs" CD, Ricky Riccardi has been obsessed with Pops. Less than a decade after he graduated from Rutgers Newark University with a master's degree in Jazz History and Research in 2005, he landed his dream job at the Louis Armstrong House Museum in Corona, Queens, NY.
Prior to working with the Armstrong Museum, Riccardi created the Wonderful World of Louis Armstrong blog in 2007 (dippermouth.blogspot.com), through which he connected with other serious Armstrong collectors around the world. His quest for collecting and sharing Armstrong's music only intensified when he got settled into his new position as archivist at the Queens College Louis Armstrong House Museum. Ricky, along with his colleagues, continued to dig like an archaeologist, unearthing lost and mostly unheard gems from the largest music and memorabilia collection of any jazz musician in the world. Jazz fans have been rewarded by his treasure hunt which has excavated a gold mine of Satchmo's music.
Because of his extensive knowledge of Pops, Riccardi, the author of "What a Wonderful World: The Magic of Louis Armstrong's Later Years" (Pantheon 2011), was tapped to write the liner notes and suggested some of the track selections for the CDs in the 2011 "Satchmo: Louis Armstrong, Ambassador of Jazz" CD collection (Universal), packaged in a unique replica of a vintage suitcase filled with reproduction sheet music and a 200 page book written by Richard Havers. Some previously unreleased material was featured on one of the discs.
Get going this Monday morning with an upbeat number from New Orleans' premier washboard-sousaphone-guitar trio, the Tin Men (Alex McMurray, Matt Perrine, and Washboard Chaz): "Sit Down on the Banks of the River", originally by blues legend the Reverend Gary Davis.
For your weekend viewing pleasure, here's a three-song, 30-minute set by Eric Burdon & War live in Gladsaxe, Denmark, January 21, 1971. The tracks include "Spirit", "Love Is All Around", and a 15-minute version of the Junior Parker blues standard "Mystery Train".
Roots music icon Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown (1924-2005) dedicates this 1984 rendition of "Pressure Cooker" thusly: "This is for all guitar players, where ever you are. This is a very easy tune to play." It may be a simple tune, but I doubt it's easy to rip it up like he does in this performance.
Check out jazz-funk pioneer Roy Ayers playing "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" live in 1992 from the Brewhouse Theatre in Taunton, a town in Somerset, England. Ayers introduces the song as a special tribute to Miles Davis, who had recently passed away.
Lionel Ferbos was a living link to New Orleans history. Born in 1911, he lived through the last century of development and change that most of us read about in books. His memory was sharp and he could remember things like they happened yesterday. I loved talking to him about growing up in the city, being a fourth generation New Orleanian myself.
Just released: the first music video by Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue for "To Make Amends" a song from their most recent album Last To Leave. It was filmed live, in a single, long tracking shot, at Side Show Props/Moviesets in Slidell, LA.
Here's three songs by Kermit Ruffins, Guardian of the Groove, recorded during last Jazz Fest while parked just outside his Treme Mother-in-Law Lounge in the Jam in the Van vehicle: "Treme", "Marie", and "Ooh Child". Plus as lagniappe, a short interview during which Kermit professes: "I'm a master chef, and I play music on the side."
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Staff Report
Published Feb. 27, 2013
AT&T reported it has invested more than $800 million in its South Carolina wireless and wireline networks from 2010 through 2012.
The investment included launching 4G LTE mobile Internet coverage in the Charleston, Columbia and Greenville markets in November 2012. The service provides faster mobile Internet speeds and improved performance on a variety of mobile smartphones and tablets.
AT&T said it also made 1,250 wireless network upgrades in South Carolina during 2012. Those upgrades included activating new cell sites, adding capacity, deploying high-capacity Ethernet connections to cell sites and adding or upgrading Distributed Antenna Systems, which boost wireless coverage and capacity in buildings and at major venues like convention halls or sports arenas.
The investment is important to spurring the economy and creating jobs, said Pamela Lackey, president of AT&T South Carolina, headquartered in Columbia.
"In our wireless world, mobile and broadband networks help create economic opportunities for health care, manufacturing, education, transportation and public safety and virtually every other economic sector," Lackey said.
AT&T recently launched Project Velocity IP, a three-year investment initiative to expand and enhance its wireless and wired IP broadband networks.
As part of the project, AT&T plans to increase the density of its nationwide wireless network by deploying more than 10,000 macro sites, more than 1,000 distributed antenna systems and more than 40,000 small cells.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Luol Deng and Marco Belinelli each had 22
points to lift the Chicago Bulls over the New York Knicks, 93-85, on Saturday.
Bulls guard Nate Robinson added 14 points, eight assists and six rebounds
against his former team.
Carlos Boozer donated 12 points and 10 boards, and Joakim Noah finished with
10 and 11 for Chicago, which has won three in a row.
Raymond Felton ended with 27 points on 9-of-30 shooting for the Knicks, who
had a five-game winning streak snapped. Tyson Chandler had 14 points and 18
New York shot a season-worst 32.1 percent from the floor just two days after
making 18 3-pointers in a 112-92 victory over the Miami Heat. They went 8-
of-23 from beyond the arc on Saturday.
The Knicks were without Carmelo Anthony for a second straight game due to a
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Eastern Australia's frost season starts late but abruptly
For most of Australia's frost-prone areas the frost season has started later than any other year since 2007 but now it has arrived with a shudder.
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Although temperatures across the southern states have been more seasonal over the recent days, temperatures along the eastern seaboard have remained quite balmy.
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Spring has sprung here in Durham, NC, and, along with favorite seasonal vegetables – like the crazy amount of arugula in my little garden – it's exciting for northern hemisphere favorites Finca El Puente and Finca Nueva Armenia to return, as much because they are remarkable coffees unto themselves, but also because of the months of richly diverse offerings that will inevitably follow.
When visiting Finca Nueva Armenia in Huehuetenango, Guatemala, the Recinos brothers, Jorge and Javier, are effusive about the baby coffee trees funded in part by our 2009 Holiday Blend project – for which $1 per pound was donated to a reforestation project on their farm and in the surrounding area, watch a short video of the nursery in action at the time of its inception. As ever, their coffee is fantastic: clean, clear notes of green apple, grape, and almond above a crisp acidity and juicy body.
Marysabel and her husband, Moíses Herrera, continue the refinement of their exploration of varieties at Finca El Puente in Marcala, Honduras, making improvements at the mill, and so on. Their main lot from Finca El Puente offers lighter purple-lavender and plum notes, black cherry, sugar cane sweetness and toast nut in the finish. And, of course, we're eager for the future, when the building momentum of their variety exploration yields new and different microlots, as well.
So, please join us in welcoming fresh harvests of these two familiar favorites, and, happy spring!


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For VCU Health System, technology provides the foundation for transforming clinical services and delivering patient care. However, with a heterogeneous storage infrastructure and no single user interface, the team's three storage engineers faced significant hurdles in managing growing data volumes and recovering data quickly when needed.
Working with IBM, the health system implemented a virtualized, scalable and high-performance storage infrastructure that improves service levels, reduces costs, mitigates risks and supports an increasing amount of data (growing at more than 20 percent annually).
Reduced data recovery time; Process of migrating data has been shortened with greater success probability; Standardization and consolidation of storage systems has reduced the storage footprint and decreased data center temperatures from 43 to 68 degrees; lower cooling and energy cost; Reduced storage spending
"With Tivoli Storage Manager, we can set multiple recovery point objectives and the XIV allows us to keep multiple snapshots of the data without impacting performance. So we can have copies and copies and copies of the data where we couldn't before."
—Greg Johnson, CTO and Director, Technology & Engineering Services, VCU Health System
Read the complete case study for more details on how VCU Medical Center worked with IBM to gain uninterrupted data access.
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The cover of this impressive dog bed is one of the softest you'll ever lay hands upon, and yet it resists wrinkles and abrasions and holds up beautifully. The luxurious ribbed cover is made from long-wearing and easy-to-clean microsuede fabric, and it is zippered so you can easily remove cover for machine washing. The inside of the bed boasts a zippered, baffled liner filled with our exclusive MiracleLoft polyfil, an eco-friendly fill that is made from recycled materials. The baffles in the liner help keep the fill from shifting and sagging to provide consistent, balanced support for your pet. Offered in beautiful tones that blend with any household décor, so you're sure to love our Simply Suede Dog Bed. So will your pet! Please specify color.
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Employees volunteer, cheer for students, science
When you work in an administrative capacity or for a support function at Western, you can feel quite removed from the technical side of the business, quite removed from Energy, quite removed from Science. At least, that's how I sometimes feel working in Public Affairs.
But every year, Western employees, regardless of their position have a chance to get just a little bit closer to the science of it all, through volunteering at one of six regional Science Bowls, hosted by Western's regional offices.
Employees from across Western's service territory volunteer as judges, timers, runners and announcers. In an enthusiatic email to employees at our Corporate Services Office, Colorado River Storage Project Management Center Manager Lynn Jeka shared, "I have served as a volunteer scorekeeper for the Southern Colorado area [Department of Energy] High School Science Bowl…since joining DOE in 1996. It never ceases to amaze me how extremely bright and talented these high school students are."
She went on to encourage other employees to volunteer and joked about how intimidating the rapid-fire science and math questions could be.
On Feb. 2 Helena High School took first place for the third year in a row, beating 27 other teams, at the Big Sky Regional Science Bowl in Montana while Ridgeview Classicals Schools Team 1 from Fort Collins, Colo., won the Rocky Mountain Science Bowl, beating 22 teams from Colorado and Nebraska. Both winners will advance to the National Science Bowl in Washington D.C., April 25-29.
Western will sponsor two more regional science bowls in February and two more in March. Stay tuned to read about the winners.
How well do you think you'd fare answering questions about biology, chemistry, earth science, space science, math and physics?


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GLcore is the name given to the part of the X server that renders OpenGL commands for the GLX protocol. It is implemented as a software-only version of Mesa, and is used when the DDX driver does not support DRI.
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Microsoft Volume Licensing programs serve organizations that acquire five or more licenses, but do not need multiple copies of the media and the documentation, and do not want to keep track of numerous individual license agreements. Volume Licensing offers the potential for substantial savings, ease of deployment, flexible acquisition, varied payment options, and other benefits, such as ongoing maintenance. Volume Licensing programs are tailored to the specific needs of you and your customers, based on program type, organization size, and market segment.
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Available under the Enterprise Agreement, SCE offers value and benefits through an installed base–wide commitment to one or more Microsoft Server and Cloud technologies.
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Volume Licensing programs and products provide a framework of highly customizable and scalable solutions that help you add value to the services you provide, position your company as a qualified vendor of comprehensive IT systems, profit from the initial order, and, depending on the Volume Licensing program, build an annuity business that can also grow other areas of your business. Volume Licensing increases your business opportunity by enabling your Volume Licensing customers to receive supplementary benefits—at no additional cost—that are not offered with FPP or OEM product licenses, which places you in a better competitive position.
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UPDATE Friday, November 2, 2012 -- Ruben Brown of the Red Cross in Atlanta said Friday that volunteers have now arrived in Broad Channel to offer assistance to people in that area. And the Red Cross in New York City released a statement that volunteers continue to expand their reach to additional communities, including Broad Channel. See the full statement below.
ATLANTA -- "Get help."
A desperate plea for help, sent in a text message from a family in an outlying area of New York City, made the woman in Atlanta who received the message shake with fear and determination.
Lori Borders in Atlanta received the text message Thursday from her grandson's wife. The family lives in south Queens in a small community on Jamaica Bay near JFK International Airport called Broad Channel.
Much of the community was destroyed by Superstorm Sandy.
"And I just saw them," Borders said of her family Thursday night, "so I know the devastation because I was just there for Labor Day, went inside their home. And [now] everything is gone."
The text message Borders received from her grandson's wife, Kelly Guirl, spurred her to action.
Guirl's message:
"need u to call red cross national guard. No one is coming. Please call and get help to broad channel"
Borders immediately began trying to call Guirl, and finally got through.
"No one, no one is coming," Borders said Guirl told her, "'the National Guard says there's looting, we're afraid, we're in danger.'"
But neither the National Guard nor the Red Cross had made it to Broad Channel, yet, and Guirl and her neighbors could not get through to them or anyone else involved with rescue and recovery operations.
Borders began calling authorities in Atlanta and New York trying to get Guirl's message to them.
"The only thing that's being done in Broad Channel is neighbors helping neighbors," Guirl told 11Alive News by phone Thursday. "It's just, this is the way this community is, everyone helps each other."
But even that neighborliness can only go so far in a community that's devastated.
"Oh, our house is a total loss," Guirl said. "And, you know, our home isn't even waterfront. And it became waterfront," in the storm's floods.
"There's no outside help yet," Guirl said, "no FEMA trucks, nobody bringing supplies to us, the trucks have been going right past."
She said the community needs everything, including bulldozers and dump trucks so they can start clearing their properties of the rubble that used to be their homes.
"We need water, and we need hot meals," Guirl said. "And now that there's no gasoline, nobody can actually get to a gas station so they can get out of anywhere" for supplies.
Broad Channel's volunteer fire department lost their truck -- it was destroyed in the storm. Their rescue vehicles ended up underwater, totalled.
Guirl's husband is active duty Navy and he's away at sea. She's alone with their two, pre-school children. They have been trying to find a hotel room. All hotel rooms are booked solid in the aftermath of the storm. One hotel in a nearby town has allowed them to wait there inside, in case a room opens up.
"I mean, they've been more than accommodating. They let us sit in the lounge all day today waiting to see, and trying to keep everyone warm. But there are a lot of us here" from Broad Channel waiting for rooms.
"We're very, very lucky," she said, as she talked of those who were killed, and their loved ones.
"Tomorrow night they may be sleeping in cots" somewhere, Borders said, "because everything is booked up. There's no gasoline, there's nowhere to go, banks are not open.... It will be a sleepless night again for me and for them, especially."
New York City did set up a generator to power a cell phone charging station for the area's residents.
"I don't believe the Red Cross or the National Guard or any of them have purposely not been there," Borders said, "I just think that it's just a catastrophe that is too large. They can't get to everyone. Try as they may. It will take days" or longer.
Thursday night, 11Alive News was able to get Lori Borders in touch with Ruben Brown of the Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Brown told her that he would immediately be in touch with his contacts at the Red Cross in New York City to make sure they know of the needs in and around Broad Channel.
Borders said she is trying to get her family to Atlanta, to stay with her.
"What we need to focus on," Borders said as she tried to think of what else she can do for the people in the storm-damaged areas, "is like what my sign says." She pointed to the plaque on her kitchen wall, paraphrasing it. "'Those who are nearest to our heart is our family, nothing else matters more.' And, of course, I ask for abundant prayers from everyone."
Full statement issued by the Red Cross in New York City on Friday, November 2, 2012:
NEW YORK CITY, November 2, 2012 - A massive American Red Cross feeding effort is underway on Long Island to help those impacted by Superstorm Sandy. Volunteers in more than 30 vehicles are providing water, meals and snacks in the areas hardest hit by the storm. When we learn about neighborhoods that have needs, we are immediately putting plans in place to provide food, water, supplies and comfort to those who need help.
WHAT: The Red Cross is in communities right now offering assistance with more than 164,000 meals served so far. More than 3,300 disaster workers from all over the country are on the East Coast and more help is on the way.
WHO: American Red Cross disaster workers
WHEN: Friday, November 02, 2012
WHERE: Red Cross fixed feeding sites can be found in the following Long Island locations:
Cedar Creek Park, 3340 Merrick Road, Seaford, NY
Nickerson Beach Park, 880 Lido Blvd, Lido Beach, NY
Christoper Morley Park, 500 Searingtown Rd., Roslyn, NY
HL Dennison, 100 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Hauppauge, NY 11718
Riverhead County Center, 210 Center Drive, Riverhead, NY 11901
Mastic Firehouse, 1080 Mastic Rd., Mastic, NY 11950
Mobile feeding operations are underway today in the following neighborhoods:
Staten Island (SE):
Hugenot, Tottenville, Midland, New Dorp
Far Rockaway, Howard Beach, Hamilton, Broad Channel
Red Hook, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay
Bronx (NE):
City Island
Manhatten (SE):
Lower East Side, Chinatown, South Street, Wall Street
Long Island, Nassau:
Seaford, Long Beach
Long Island, Suffolk:
Amity Harbor, Oakdale, Lindenhurst
You can help people affected by disasters like Superstorm Sandy, as well as countless crises at home and around the world, by making a donation to support American Red Cross Disaster Relief. Your gift enables the Red Cross to prepare for and provide shelter, food, emotional support and other assistance in response to disasters. Visit www.redcross.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS. Contributions may also be sent to the American Red Cross, P.O. Box 37243, Washington, DC 20013.
Additional Red Cross donation information: redcross.org/ga/atlanta
More information and photo gallery from Broad Channel: Times Ledger Newspapers, Queens


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before going in the water to snorkel using the trident waterproof case for my sony trv-350 camcorder, one of the crew hands told me she was concerned since she had seen other expensive cases leak and damage the camcorders. the trident waterproof case worked perfect, the picture was clear, the sounds picked up through the case were great and not a of water entered the bag.
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I used the Moisture Muncher in a Sony Marine pack MPK-WA for my Sony W7 digital camera. My wife used the camera while snorkeling and didnt have a problem with fogging or condensation in the Marine pack. The Moisture Muncher does its job well.
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I bought the Mares boots to wear on the beach and in the surf. The Mares boots were so comfortable I ended up wearing them most of the time around the island after getting a blister on the top of my foot from wearing sandals. Sorry, not a diving review but like the boots.
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Helo everybody,
I'm french and i don't speak english very well ==> excuse me for my language.
So i have problem.
After installation : ok no problem (1 month ==> no problem)
but today,
connection to the webmail ==> this pop up : Failed to load Yahoo ! Maps API.
whith IE8 no problem, whith Firefox(windows en linux) problem, whith epiphany no problem !
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water meter Companies in Puerto Rico
Shenzhen Star Instrument Co.,Ltd
based in Shenzhen, CHINA
Prepaid Water Meters AND water management system; AMR Water Meters AND water management system including AMI networking.Simple water meters.
Ningbo Water Meter Co., Ltd.
based in Zhejiang, CHINA
Founded in 1958, till today Ningbo Water Meter Co., Ltd. is the largest water meter manufacturer in China and also the world`s largest production base of water meters, has built up a worldwide reputation for quality and precision in water meter industry. Ningbo Water Meter Co., Ltd. who takes the quality of products as the life of the enterprise, consistently focuses on ...
Powercom Ltd.
based in Petach Tikva, ISRAEL
PowerCom Ltd. is inspired to change utility management, the way electricity is consumed, managed and the collection of money for the services delivered in order to improve the infrastructure, the lives of the consumers and service delivery. PowerCom does this through delivering the best smart metering, smart grid and revenue management solutions.
Electronet Equipments Pvt LTD
based in Pune, INDIA
Incorporated in 1993, Electronet has emerged a key player in the Indian instrumentation and automation business. Our goal is to establish ourselves as a key player in the global arena, especially process control instruments, which cater to power plants (nuclear, thermal, wind, hydro & gas based), fertilizer plants, refineries, chemical, petro‐chemical, cement, pulp & ...
Baylan Water Meters
based in Izmir, TURKEY
Baylan Water Meters was first started to be operative in 1955 as a repair and maintenance atelier, before starting to produce water meters. As a consequence of long years experience and knowledge, which were inherited from father to son Ibrahim and M. Akif Baylan brothers founded the first production facility of Baylan Water Meters in 1992.That first production plant was ...
MFB di Bonomi Eliseo & C. snc
based in Lumezzane, ITALY
MFB is one of the leading manufacturers of brass bodies for water meters, as well as connection fittings to connect water meters with the water supply network. Within the last few years, the company has reached an important leading position among the producers of this sector. Among our clients, we count the most important groups worldwide in this field.
Elster AMCO Water, LLC
based in Ocala, FLORIDA (USA)
Located in Ocala, Florida, Elster AMCO Water is part of Elster Group, the world's largest measurement and communications technology provider for gas, electricity and water industries. Elster AMCO Water is an industry leader in the development and implementation of innovative electronic metering solutions to the water industry and is committed to delivering superior ...
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Spire Metering Technology offers one of the broadest, most affordable lines of flow measurement and energy metering products in the industry today. Through continuous innovation, we transform complex cutting-edge technologies into affordable, reliable solutions for accurate flow and energy measurement.
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based in Ningbo, CHINA
Ningbo Jiangbei Water Meter (Pty.) Ltd. is an enterprise specialized in kinds of water meters, with the size from DN15 to DN300, with the types of multi-jet type, single-jet type, volumetric type, bulk meters as well as water meter boxes. Our factory was founded in 1996, it occupies 3,600 square meters, with the annual output capacity of 0.6 million pcs of water meters ...
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Geotech is the market leading manufacturer and supplier for portable landfill gas and biogas analysers. Our analysers are used worldwide and are rapidly becoming even more important with the growing global focus on energy from waste (EfW).


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Average Customer Review: based on 45 reviews.Rating: Awesome Product!
I am new to diving and starting to buy my own equipment. Im thinking of buying a wrist comp with remote pressure transmitter. Is this a good choice and do I build a reg from parts or buy one as a kit? I am currently diving reefs and spear fishing but intend to do some wreck diving. I was told a din valve would be better.
Air integrated hoseless wrist computers are very popular and typically will include all the features a recreational diver might need. As for the rest of your gear you should call one of our instructors at 800-347-2822 for some help putting together a package.
currently i am using mk25/A700 i am planning to change the hose, is there any guide on how to change? it looks like i would need to have a special tools to remove the hose from the 2nd stage.
I just checked out the MIFLEX hoses on the XS Scuba website and noticed theyre now MIFLEX 2. Are the MIFLEX hoses on Scuba.com MIFLEX 2 or the original MIFLEX? Thx!
do you sell any tools to open up my reg?
We carry tool kits for basic maintenance, hose removal and replace: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-247/230023/Scubamax-Professional-Tool-Kit.html
I have an atomic T2 x regulator and am interested in converting from the atomic rubber hose to the Miflex braided hose. I have looked at the regulator swivel connection to the rubber hose and it is crimped, is there a way to convert to the miflex?
Can I order an 18inch inflator hose with a Scuba Pro fitting for an Air II ?
Hello Ron, yes if you order this hose with the: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-5/034388/XS-Scuba-ScubaPro-Style-QD-Adapter.html. and you will have what you are looking for.
Is this a high pressure hose at 6 inch? I want to add the HD net ready transmitter to it.
This is not a high pressure hose. This is the HP hose: http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-37/034497/H2O-Rhino-Double-Braided-High-Pressure-Scuba-Gauge-Hose.html As long as the item you are adding has the same fittings as a pressure gauge this is the one you need.
I want to change out the stiff hose that came on my Genesis GS2000 Regulator. Would this hose fit as a replacement? I also have a Omni Swivel to attach to the second stage. Is this compatible?
I would like to upgrade the hoses on my Oceanic Delta 3 regulator and first stage. I am able to turn the regulator 360 degrees at the connection between the hose and regulator to adjust position of the regulator to the mouth. I would assume that Miflex Braided Regulator Hose has this feature but can not confirm from the specs. I must assume that the current hose boots would not work with the Miflex hoses - Are hose boots suggested for these hoses if so do the come with the hose or is this a separate purchase. Thanks in advance for your help.
I am thinking about switching to miflex hoses I have an apex black pearl addition, used with an apex egress , the question I have is do I need any kind of special hose or fittings to convert to the miflex hoses ?
I am currently using my old reg. I plan on upgrading to an Atomic T3. I know the Atomic ss1 (which I own) uses a type 3. My question is, if I buy this hose to use with my old reg for the time being, will it be transferable to the T3? Thanks, Jim
High Performance
Double Braided Hoses
* For Distribution to North America Only
Extreme Abrasion Resistance
MIFLEX hoses feature an external nylon safety braiding designed to outperform and outlive traditional rubber hoses
Two styles: Regulator low pressure and BC quick-disconnect hoses
Patent-pending MIFLEX double braiding design
Polyurethane compound liner
Polyester inner layer with nylon outer layer braiding
Fittings and sleeves of UNI EN12164 CW 614N chrome plated brass
MIFLEX braided hoses are tightly bound and fixed to the hose core by brass sleeves
Double braiding also resists UV rays out of the water, extending the life span of the hose
Lightweight and Flexible
More than 30% lighter in weight when compared to rubber hoses of the same length
Kink-resistant design
Tie an MIFLEX hose into a tight knot and the flow of air remains continuous through the hose
Made in Italy
Minimum burst pressure exceeding 250 BAR (over 3600 psi) more than twice that of most rubber hoses
Automated assembly and testing lines designed and manufactured exclusively for MIFLEX
Each and every MIFLEX hose is subjected to more than 30 individual performance and safety tests
Certified and tested to EN250 Standard
Fitting have 5.2 mm internal bore
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There is an outside heat shield that makes it look huge. Inside is close to stock and stepped to a different diameter part way along the pipe to help keep the gases flowing at an ideal rate as they cool.http://www.enfieldmotorcycles.com/forum/index.php/topic,15069.msg161863.html#msg161863"The pipe is a stepped head pipe, 1 5/8 out of the head to 1 3/4. They have a 2 1/4 full length heat shield back to the muffler, that is what gives the head pipe that big look."And this is designed to go with a free flow air filter (available from them) and the stock ECU.Scott
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Average Customer Review: based on 14 reviews.Rating: Dove the Blue Hole in NM, warm suit !
Im a kayaker and looking for a farmer john long wetsuit. Im 6, 225lbs, 34" waist, and a 45" chest. What size would you recommend.
The most important measurements any time you purchase a wetsuit or drysuit using the manufacturer's sizing charts will always be your waist and chest/bust measurements. The suit needs to fit your torso correctly in order to do its job properly. Keep in mind there is no such thing as a comfortable wetsuit on the surface. You want it to be snug, but not cut off circulation to your extremities. The more snug it is, the thinner the layer of water your body is heating. If it's too loose you will remain warm for awhile, but eventually your body won't be able to keep up with the greater amount of water flowing through the suit and you'll wind up getting cold faster. After that your height is a secondary measurement. The manufacturers realize that generally speaking your boots and gloves can overlap slightly short arms and legs, or the diver can push or roll up longer sleeves and/or arms if need be. Weight is a measurement the diver can usually ignore. It really has little to no bearing what so ever on the sizing and fit of your suit. The manufacturers do not take into account muscle being more dense than fat, so based simply on fitness levels 2 people can be the exact same size but quite different in weight. This measurement should only be used if the person is literally on the fence between 2 sizes in all categories.
I wear a medium/large wet suit. Medium to short in the legs large to big in the waist. do you sell medium large or just whats listed? your prices are insanely fantastic and would hate to miss out on such a great deal. but then again if it dont fit ... err.
what is the difference between this "waterman" farmer john, and the standard farmer john? there is a $20 price difference.
You say it can be purchased as a set, so wheres the sets? Seriously.
Here is the link below http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-101/150363-150357/Neosport-by-Henderson-7mm-Waterman-2-Piece-Combo-Wetsuit.html
Product Description
Sold individually or as sets
With the ability to mix and match pieces, divers who choose one of these classic two-piece suits will discover they have several options for thermal protection on every dive. Worn together, the John and Jacket system gives a double layer of protection over the body's core for the coldest conditions. For warm waters, wearing just the Step-in Jacket provides essential core warmth while maximizing mobility. Glued and sewn seams in the thicker suits provide toughness and water integrity, while flatlock stitching in the 3mm is durable and comfortable. High-quality zippers in the jackets and Velcro-style shoulder entry in the John and Jane insure simple donning and prolonged suit life. Pieces are sold individually or in sets so divers can mix suit thicknesses.
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Sizing / Materials
Mens XS - 3XL; Womens 4 - 14
Neoprene material, 3mm flatlock seams, 5mm & 7mm glued and sewn seams, thermal bonded knee pads, spot taped at intersecting seams, Lycra trimmed ankle seals
Available Colors
Black only