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Ice-cream, the beach and the smell of coconut sun tan lotion :)ReplyDelete
Cold beer, strawberries and cream!ReplyDelete
sunshine, bbqs and ice cream!ReplyDelete
I love to sit in the garden until it gets dark, strawberries, and campingReplyDelete
Camping, fruit from the garden, sunshineReplyDelete
- Niki Ward24 May 2012 at 09:17
Sun cream is a definite must... I burn too easily and don't want LO to burn if I can help it. Also need an ice cold drink and some shade. Having sat out in the sun yesterday it's what I looked for.ReplyDelete
Looking forward to taking our new baby to his first festival a must for any summer, with beer, suncream & music.ReplyDelete
- Rainie Bish24 May 2012 at 09:20
waking up to sunshine, spending time in the garden, having BBQsReplyDelete
My favourite things about summer are playing in the garden with my little one, chilling in the sun with my crochet and of course the odd trip to the beer garden!! It is such a good time to catch up with family and is so relaxed, especially if the MIL decides to BBQ ;o)ReplyDelete
My three favourite summery things are wearing flip flops with painted toenails, spending time in the garden and trips to the seasideReplyDelete
Watching the boys ply in the sun, eating outdoors and ice teaReplyDelete
- glenn h26 May 2012 at 15:24
The three things I like about summer:ReplyDelete
The warmer weather
The brighter, later days
I love the smell of Biz Buin suncream so wear it all the time during the Summer!!! I also love wearing Summer dresses and sandles and I love the smiles people give you! (During the cold Winter months, people seem so much more unsociable and rush past with umbrellas or hats and hoods hiding their faces!)ReplyDelete
Taking pictures outside, eating ice cream and walking on the beach with my hubby :-)ReplyDelete
Waking up early to the sound of the dawn chorus; having a BBQ; going to Cornwall for a beach holiday (with glorious sunshine every day of course!)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous26 May 2012 at 15:40
enjoying the warmth in my body after a long rain.love the fresh air in the morningReplyDelete
I love all the flowers the sunshine and playing at the beach with my grandsonsReplyDelete
taking my 2 Border Collies for early walkies over the fields, having all the windows and doors open and not having to make 3 hot water bottles every night for my Wife!ReplyDelete
- Tink Rhonda Lee Mse26 May 2012 at 15:55
Cold drink, good book, lovely foodReplyDelete
1. spending time as a family outside without the tv and video games.ReplyDelete
2. bbq's , love cooking outside.
3. we love to go to blenheim palace. its lovely in the summer. picnics , train rides and events :)
- Anonymous26 May 2012 at 16:19
a great book, a fan,cold drinkReplyDelete
- marcus26 May 2012 at 16:20
a great book, a fan, cold drinkReplyDelete
My 3 favourite things about summer are:- cheaper strawberries, the smell of cut grass and not being cold!!ReplyDelete
Sun, Ice Cream and summer clothes :)ReplyDelete
I love the sunshine, the school holidays so I can spend time with the kids and the BBQ's!! xReplyDelete
me time, the sun and a family time togetherReplyDelete
Well definitely the sun, number 1. Number 2 I go to the Nottinghill Carnival every year and travel up from Cornwall. Number 3 would be the atmosphere that summer brings to everyone in my town from the locals and tourists alike.ReplyDelete
gin, tonic and a straw! (to be drunk in the garden on a day off from work!)ReplyDelete
- Wendy Lam26 May 2012 at 16:49
I love how I can take my Liam out for a little walk around the park after dinner and still be able to feel the sun due to the long days. The ability to get into my summer clothes and feel prety in my summer dresses and sleeveless tops and the same with Liam in his T-shirts and shorts. He loves running round in his pants still. Thirdly is going to the beach and see him get all excited making sand castles whilst me and dad get a nice tan =)ReplyDelete
longer daysReplyDelete
Sunny days
summer outfits
Eating outside in the sunshineReplyDelete
Visiting the seaside
Shedding my winter woolies
the beach, sunshine and of course pimms and bbqReplyDelete
An English garden, a shady tree and a good bookReplyDelete
barbecues, strawberries and light eveningsReplyDelete
evening picnics on the beach, lazing in the garden, a cool breezeReplyDelete
We love to go to the seaside in the summer on a hot day, love to see all the colourful flowers and eating lots of icecreamReplyDelete
Well today I have just been out enjoying the perfect summers day! I've been to Rudyard Lake with my other half and we've had a stroll in the sunshine and hired a rowing boat for an hour which is really lovely. The other ideal would be ice cream but due to the creeping on pounds I stuck to diet coke today!ReplyDelete
BBQ's Picnics and country stroll'sReplyDelete
BBQ's, the beach and getting a nice tan.ReplyDelete
happy children, car boot sales (yeah!) and icecream!ReplyDelete
paddling pool + ice=-creams + summer hols = 2 very happy boys(& their mum)ReplyDelete
- Anne Baxter26 May 2012 at 21:33
holidays, sunshine and children squeals of delightReplyDelete
Cold white wine, strawberries and cream!ReplyDelete
Blackpool, Booze & BBQ'sReplyDelete
Picnics, Seaside and CampingReplyDelete
sunshine, Petrol & a picnicReplyDelete
Sun, Sea & SandReplyDelete
1-Preparing the cricket teas, as my hubby plays cricket on the local village green.ReplyDelete
2- watching the wildlife thrive in and around the pond
3- Dining alfresco, late into the night
ice-cream, picnics, sunshine (hopefully!!)ReplyDelete
walking along the seafront with an ice cream, barbecues at friends and lots of pimms! @sammoola xReplyDelete
I love going for walks and taking lots of pictures wherever I go!ReplyDelete
Picnics. I enjoy preparing the food as much as I enjoy the actual picnic.
The beach to relax.
- Anonymous27 May 2012 at 21:42
Fresh cut grass, cider and cream tea's.ReplyDelete
sunshine, long evenings & barbecues :-)ReplyDelete
My essential summer list is SUNSCREEN to protect the kids so they can be out as much as possible, A PADDLING POOL as the kids play with it constantly on hot days and TIME OFF WORK so I can enjoy it with them and not have them stuck in my mums flag all day while I work!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous27 May 2012 at 23:19
Sunshine, picnics and holidays:)ReplyDelete
- Ceril Roberts27 May 2012 at 23:25
3 fave things about summerReplyDelete
Being able to take walks in the evenings
- Lisa Fitzgerald27 May 2012 at 23:41
Pimms, sitting outside with friends chatting in the light evenings and watching my little girl play outside.ReplyDelete
more time with the kids,water fights and saladsReplyDelete
BBQs, paddling pools and pimms!ReplyDelete
- Alison Bruce28 May 2012 at 07:33
A picnic spot, a glass of white wine and plenty of suncreamReplyDelete
- Anonymous28 May 2012 at 07:51
warm sun, kids playing out, and relaxation whilst the housework looks after itself.ReplyDelete
- joanne28 May 2012 at 09:04
picking flowers from my garden, fresh tomatos in the greenhouse, walking with friends in the sunshineReplyDelete
- Carole S28 May 2012 at 09:07
Sun, holidays and time to relaxReplyDelete
Being in my caravan, drinking wine on the long summer nights, the smell of freshly cut grassReplyDelete
summer essentials:ReplyDelete
1. sunglasses
3.sun cream
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Strawberries& cream and a chilled glass of cider.ReplyDelete
bbq, cold cider and a cd playerReplyDelete
Beach, BBQ and time with my girlsReplyDelete
The ease of leaving the house, no coats gloves etc. The lower gas and electric bills and the long summer holidays from school, no arly mornings unless I want to get up and lots of time with my boysReplyDelete
long warm nights,chilled white wine,easy musicReplyDelete
i love the wamth, i love holidays and i love flowers!ReplyDelete
BBQ's, Beer Gardens, & Maxi dresses! :)ReplyDelete
- Stu W28 May 2012 at 19:24
Nice weather, great food cooked on the bbq and some nice cold beers to go with it allReplyDelete
@Carolin @ Mummy AlarmReplyDelete
ooh yes, I hate coconut but cocunut lotion is summer in a bottle
@Kate, witwitwooReplyDelete
mmm strawberries and cream frappachino
crochet is always a winner with me.
@make do mumReplyDelete
painted toe nails are lovely. I should do mine.
@Jen WalshawReplyDelete
I saw the picture of your iced tea. It looked lush.
not so sure about the birds. The birds here get up VERY early
The beach the country and icecreamReplyDelete
@anthony harringtonReplyDelete
ha, you should buy her an electric blanket with the points if you win. I make my hubbie do the same though.
Eating outdoors going for long walks and strawberriesReplyDelete
Top 3 Summer Essentials - A Garden Pool, Wine and suncreamReplyDelete
going on picnics being able to do things with the kids and the blue skies xReplyDelete
Light nights, BBQs and picnicsReplyDelete
Barbecues, long period of summer block leave & playing out after work/nursery xReplyDelete
Beaches, funfairs and theme parks are my favourite places to go in summer.ReplyDelete
- amy hobbs29 May 2012 at 08:56
BBQ's and Ice Cream!ReplyDelete
- Diana Jones29 May 2012 at 09:07
I just love being outside in the sun, the beach and ice-cream :)ReplyDelete
- LEAH SULLIVAN29 May 2012 at 11:31
MY 3 SUMMER ESSENTIALS ARE A BBQ, SUN CREAM AND A PADDLING POOL! @LSullySullivanReplyDelete
- Jamie29 May 2012 at 13:01
Place to go ... South Devon I.E. Torquay/ Dawlish areaReplyDelete
Listen to music ... everything and anything
Also if you suffer from hayfever like me ... stay in because you haven't been able to get any medicine yet :(
- Ann Gwillim29 May 2012 at 13:17
Light evenings, walking the dogs, days out with the grandchildren.ReplyDelete
My favourite things about summer are playing in the garden with my little one xxReplyDelete
The smell of newly cut grass, warm summer evenings sitting outside with a glass of wine and the beach at Sandbanks PooleReplyDelete
It stays light so long, Picnics, Leaving the windows open!ReplyDelete
My 3 favourite things about summer are taking my daughter to the beach, BarBQs and the fact it's light longer.ReplyDelete
- Charlotte Jones29 May 2012 at 15:46
The sun (of course!), lots of ice creams to share with my 2 year old & BBQs :)ReplyDelete
- Scott Caldon29 May 2012 at 16:02
Ice cream, sun tan lotion and going for wonderful evening drives in the countryside with camera at the readyReplyDelete
ice cream, bbq and water fights!ReplyDelete
Sitting in the garden watching the bats of an evening, the sun on my back and lighter clothesReplyDelete
light nights, BBQs and the ice cream van!ReplyDelete
Sun Cream, cocktails and familyReplyDelete
The beachReplyDelete
All the lovely fresh fruit, mmm!
the sun, bbq's and camping :)ReplyDelete
- Jane Middleton29 May 2012 at 20:46
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- Joanna Sawka29 May 2012 at 22:15
seaside, suntan and summer dresses :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous29 May 2012 at 22:25
i love the long days, warmth of my garden and my children being outside!ReplyDelete
Grass under feet, bbq, and ice cream!ReplyDelete
My fav things about summer are the sunshine, the daylight hours and the less traffic in the mornings because school is out!ReplyDelete
I love spending time in my garden, the long light evenings and going for walks and cycle rides with my family.ReplyDelete
Beach, BBQ and long summer evenings to enjoy with the familyReplyDelete
Barbeques, my garden in bloom and long evenings enjoyed with friends and familyReplyDelete


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Trucking news: ACT report points to continued demand for commercial vehicles
June 15, 2011
Even with some recent moderation in freight volumes and signs of renewed economic weakness, ACT Research, a provider of data and analysis for trucks and other commercial vehicles, said this week that demand is still strong for commercial vehicles.
In the most recent release of its ACT North American Commercial Vehicle Outlook, the firm said that "solid" commercial vehicle demand is intact for the remainder of 2011 and into 2012, with ACT officials explaining this is due to reflects pent-up replacement needs and improved financial performance at the fleets, supported by improved credit availability for well-qualified customers.
"While we have reduced our expectations for US economic growth somewhat, we still expect the overall economy to progress close to trend over during 2011 and into 2012," stated Sam Kahan, ACT's chief economist, in a statement. "There might be a soft patch in freight over the next month or two, but demand for Class 8 trucks continues to be strong. We feel that the industry's ability to 'build' might actually be a volume constraint in 2011."
Earlier this month, ACT reported that preliminary data for Class 8 trucks in May was down from a very strong April.
ACT reported that preliminary net orders in May for heavy-duty Class 8 vehicles in North American markets hit 24,400 units, marking the seventh straight month orders have been above the 24,000 mark and a "clear sign" of increased demand.
ACT said a final order tally for May would come in later this month. The firm added that preliminary net order numbers are subject to revision and are typically accurate to within 5 percent plus or minus.
"Freight hauling capacity is still tight and not showing any signs of letting up," said Steve Tam, ACT vice president-commercial sector, in a recent interview. "From a shipper's perspective, that means carriers are going to keep coming back to them for rate increases and some assurance that business is going to keep going. They could be looking for more favorable fuel surcharges, depending on what happens with fuel prices. Unfortunately, shippers are getting the short end of the stick this time around, whereas things are going pretty well for carriers. They have the pricing power and the ball is in their court at this point.
Tam added that carriers also finally have the wherewithal to replace some aging equipment that requires more care and maintenance, which comes with an attached price tag.
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|Postmaster Triplette retires
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Sandy Triplette celebrated her many years working for the United States Postal Service Tuesday, July 21 at a reception with the people that have made her career fun and memorable. The community has always been the best part of working in a Post Office, said Triplette.
In addition to the great people in the community, Triplette feels she has been blessed with great coworkers and employees in her time at the Post Office.
Triplette began working for the Holyoke Post Office in August 1983. She recalled former Postmaster Keith Rundall was the one who recommended she take the test to work as a clerk at the Post Office. Despite hesitation, Triplette eventually agreed to take the test, and began working part time shortly after.
During her first years as a clerk, Triplette was working only Saturdays. In 1989 Triplette was promoted to a full time clerk. She maintained that position until July 2001, when she took the role as Postmaster in Amherst. In March 2005 she came back to the Holyoke Post Office and took the position as Postmaster.
Throughout those years, Triplette acted as Officer-in-Charge (OIC) in Fleming, Haxtun, Julesburg and Holyoke when the Post Offices were between Postmasters. Triplette also spent two years in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii doing civil service work.
While working at the Post Office, Triplette was a member of the Diversity Team. As such, she worked with area post offices and organized events such as employee picnics.
Many years have passed since she started as a clerk, but Triplette said it certainly doesn't feel like it's been that long. The time has gone by fast, and she's had a lot of fun, she said. Looking back, however, Triplette sees a lot of things that evidence the time that has passed.
As a clerk in 1983, she did all the work manually, from sorting and weighing packages, to looking up rates, zip codes and zones. Now, over 25 years later, Triplette has seen the Post Office go through multiple systems.
Another change Triplette has observed over the years is the decline in mail volume. "We used to sort mail for hours and hours," she said, but not any more. With email and fax machines and texting, observed Triplette, working in a Post Office is a completely different experience than it used to be.
Of course, having spent so many years at the Holyoke Post Office, Triplette has seen many employees come and go, but it always has felt like they were a family. It was an environment Triplette truly enjoyed.
With those she considers close as family, Triplette has many memories of days at the Post Office. She shared, for example, that she and Robin Conklin used to use made- up rhymes to remember who had which route.
Another memory is a snowy Christmas Eve when postal workers were out delivering mail so their fellow community members could get their packages before the big holiday. It was things like this, said Triplette, that make working in a rural post office so rewarding.
Friday, July 24, Triplette will work her last day at the Holyoke Post Office, and Connie Troutman of Amherst wil step in as OIC. It's a strange feeling to be done, Triplette noted, but it's just time for that next phase in her life. She does, however, look forward to retired life.
Triplette has many projects she plans to complete at home, but more importantly, she will have extra time to spend with family. It will be nice, she said, to be able to visit her grandchildren when they have school programs or other activities.
Triplette and her husband Rusty look forward to spending time with daughter Jennifer and Chuck Tennessen, and their children A.J. and Owen of Greeley; Michael and Casey Newth, and their daughter Kaitlyn of Greeley; and Kelsey Triplette of Loveland.
Even as her time as Postmaster comes to an end, there are things from her career that will stay with Triplette forever. Every year she has a valentine sent through the Loveland post office so she will always have that memory, and she will always remember her favorite stamps throughout the years when she sees them every now and then.


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An increase in sales activity in the first quarter has spilled into the second, and the uptick appears to be more than a temporary rise. While it's no secret that prices have been decimated compared with those of a year ago, the declines are resulting in values that for some are simply too hard to resist.
While some buyers are beginning to take advantage of the new pricing levels, others are waiting for even better deals- but this latter group might be setting themselves up for disappointment. In a possible sign of a market bottom, we are beginning to see deals that have been over-negotiated.
A few buyers have pushed the envelope on some near-deals only to lose them to a higher bidder. Often in these scenarios someone else takes advantage of the over-negotiator's hard work by swooping in and buying the airplane for slightly more. Once it gets priced right, multiple buyers start appearing, even in a distressed market such as this.
What can be said about the market in general now that couldn't have been said over the last several months is that most model types have established a predictable trading range and one that is stabilizing. While inventory is at an all-time high, the rate of growth is slowing. In fact, we've begun to see some aircraft being removed from the market. This may be an indication that owners are hesitant about selling at current levels.
There also is a question of whether some airplanes are legitimately for sale. In light of recent negative publicity, companies may be going through the motions of placing aircraft on the market to appease critics of corporate aviation. The fact that a jet is ostensibly for sale doesn't necessarily mean that it can be bought.
Another sign of inventory and pricing stabilization is a reported tightening of manufacturers' supply of "white tails"-airplanes that are ready for delivery but whose intended buyers have seen business needs change and have had second thoughts.
This year seems to be unfolding in a manner that many predicted. No V-shaped recovery was anticipated and none will likely occur. Some industry observers expected, however, that 2009 would yield some exceptional values, and it has. Now, with nearly half the year already in the rearview mirror, many of the best buys may be there, too.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Pacers have stretched their lead in the NBA's Eastern Conference by knocking off the No. 2 team.
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Project Max Effort Cougar - The Ultimate Track Day 9-Inch Part 2Written by on January 1, 2011 Currie Enterprises Adds A Bulletproof Centersection To Our Speedway Engineering Rearend Housing.
When we left off with the rearend for Project Max Effort in the December issue, Speedway Engineering had worked their special blend of magic on one of their Grand National series 9-inch floater rearend housings, dialing in both camber and toe, but that's as far as Speedway takes these beasts. So to fill it up with the guts that will make it go we journeyed 60 miles south to Anaheim, California, to Currie Enterprises.
Currie makes their own rearend housings from scratch as well, including drag race, off-road, full custom, and mil-spec pieces-as a matter of fact, they were prepping a shipment of replacement rearends headed to our troops in Afghanistan when we arrived. But when it comes to cambered rearends like the one for the Max Effort '67 Cougar, Currie often works with Speedway Engineering, since they are one of the few outside companies whose quality meets their high expectations. Speedway feels the same way about Currie's renowned centersections and parts; they're some of the best available anywhere.
To say the Currie family is particular about quality would truly be an underestimation. Here's a good example: To ensure that every piece they need for their rearends is top-notch without fail, Currie manufactures nearly every part that goes into their rearends and third members in-house, or works with outside vendors to have parts made to their specifications.
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Testimony :: The Honorable Steny H. Hoyer
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Mr. Chairman, we convene this hearing, originally scheduled for September 12, 2001, in a different time and indeed in a different era. We are all deeply aware that the terrible events of September 11 have forever changed our country, our people, our world.
As we build our coalition of nations to combat the scourge of terrorism, the OSCE and its participating States will and should play an important role in this battle. The geographic breadth of the OSCE encompasses North America, Europe, the Caucuses and Central Asia, and includes a special relationship with its Mediterranean Partners for Cooperation. In his recent address to the OSCE Permanent Council, Chairman-in-Office Mircea Geoana called for an OSCE strategy to combat terrorism.
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Anyone know of a place where they list the all time scoring and other stats?
On Cyclones.com they do in the archives, or at least used to. They were usually a year behind though.
Points, Career
1. 2,502 Jeff Grayer, 1985-88
2. 2,190 Barry Stevens, 1982-85
3. 1,993 Fred Hoiberg, 1992-95
4. 1,892 Victor Alexander, 1988-91
5. 1,830 Marcus Fizer, 1998-2000
6. 1,825 Julius Michalik, 1992-95
7. 1,810 Jake Sullivan, 2001-04
8. 1,752 Hercle Ivy, 1973-76
9. 1,724 Justus Thigpen, 1990-93
10. 1,672 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, 1966-68
11. 1,651 Curtis Stinson, 2004-06
12. 1,531 Andrew Parker, 1976-79
13. 1,498 Bill Cain, 1968-70
14. 1,446 Ron Harris, 1981-84
15. 1,313 Jeff Hornacek, 1983-86
16. 1,280 Loren Meyer, 1992-95
17. 1,259 Robert Estes, 1979-82
18. 1,253 Gary Thompson, 1955-57
19. 1,245 Dean Uthoff, 1977-80
20. 1,186 Dedric Willoughby, 1996-97
Here is the list of points scored. All the stats are at:
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Wow, Fizer would have been right there had he stayed for 1 more year.
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Stinson probably would have been second if he stayed for his final season...
I guess the next question is whether Clark will crack the top 20. It looks like he should at the current pace if he averages at least 8-9 points a game.
Grayer was a beast, and he was really only a shadow of his old self after he got undercut at Creighton
Did Willoughby only play one year or was it two?
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Did Willoughby only play one year or was it two?
2 years.
Anyone know Where BIG VIC is @ and what is he doing that was my favorite player growing up??????
I went to the Johnny Orr BBall camp in my youth and while I was there, Big Vic was there as well (we were recruiting him...he was still in HS). I can remember I ordered a pizza and Big Vic came into my room and took it from me.
True story.
Thigpen was also at that camp as was Curtis Cuthpert who commited to Iowa.
haha the whole pizza n wonder he was so big he stole full pizzas
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Last year I planted a few things in the small veggie patch that was already in the backyard when we bought the house – garlic, tomatoes, a few herbs. In the fall, my husband built a couple of raised vegetable boxes out of cedar, so after a soil delivery this spring, I was ready to plant a whole lot more. I planted so much I had to go elsewhere to find a spot for everything. It all fit eventually, but it will be interesting to see what thrives where. Because of the cool, wet spring we had, my tomatoes weren't looking that great until the past couple of weeks. Now they're finally taking off. I'm out there every night carefully inspecting everything. What's that they say about a watched pot that never boils?
However it's a good thing I've scrutinized my plants so closely or I wouldn't have noticed the Colorado potato beetles (kindly ID'd by a social media follower) and their eggs and larvae attacking my tomatillos and potatoes. I've been hand-picking them off the leaves and drowning them in a water/dish soap mix. My fingers are crossed they won't completely ruin my harvest.
Here is a mostly complete list of the edibles I've planted this year:
- Tricolor Carrots Circus Circus (Renee's Garden)
- Golden Detroit Beet (Urban Harvest)
- Radish Raxe – eaten about two weeks ago (William Dam Seeds)
- Vates Blue Curled Kale (Urban Harvest)
- Tomatillos (Richter's Herbs)
- Zucchini (unknown origins… I bought the plants on sale)
- Bush beans from my neighbor (grown from seed)
- Mammoth Melting Sugar Pea from Burpee's Heirlooms collection
- Fingerling potatoes (Urban Harvest)
- A fig tree (from Steven Biggs)
- A potted strawberry and blueberry plant (President's Choice)
I've also planted some interesting herbs:
- Lemon balm and sweet woodruff (from Freeman Herbs, bought at Centro Garden)
- Calendula (that I got as a gift from the Toronto Botanical Garden's media preview of their garden tour, also from Freeman, I believe)
- Spearmint, lemon grass and the usual suspects – parsley, columnar basil, lemon thyme (all from President's Choice)
And a bunch of tomatoes that I will list in an upcoming post!
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I'm an Enfield rookie, my last bike was shaft driven, and the last bike I had that needed chain adjustment was done by pulling back the wheel (no cams, eyeballing alignment). So I haven't yet done a chain adjustment for my G5 yet. Here's my rookie question - when the manual says remove "brake rod nut," does that mean the nut on the end of the brake rod? Why must I remove it?Thanks for the help.
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|Hundreds come together to celebrate 100th anniversary
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Hundreds of people gathered at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Amherst throughout the day Sunday, April 11 to celebrate the church's 100th anniversary.
On a bright and sunny day, nearly 340 attended the morning service and just over 300 made the afternoon worship service of praise and thanks. It's been awhile since the streets of Amherst have seen the volume of people and vehicles as they did Sunday.
In all, four pastors helped conduct the two services. Current pastor Rev. Kurt Hatteberg was joined by Rev. Alan Borcher of Riverton, Utah who served the congregation from 2004-08, Rev. George Hesse of Boulder 2000-04 and Rev. John Larson of Littleton 1983-92. Pastors from Holyoke, Haxtun and Grant, Neb. were all present at the afternoon service as well.
Because of the overflow of people at both services, the basement was outfitted with a video screen so everyone could participate in the services.
Harvey McCune wowed those attending the morning service with a powerful solo titled Bless This House. Another highlight was when Rev. Hesse taught the children some sign language during the children's sermon and even had the congregation involved with the signing.
A 100th anniversary choir consisting of people from the Amherst, Venango, Haxtun, Holyoke and Julesburg congregations came together to perform numerous numbers.
Pam Vieselmeyer played the organ, keyboard and served as the choir director. Lois Rafert was the pianist. Lennie Rafert and Lyle Worley played trumpets and Mary Belle Rafert pitched in on the organ.
After the morning service a noon sit down meal was served at the Amherst Community Hall where about 330 people were served by the youth of the congregation.
The afternoon service was also packed with people and followed by a reception in the basement of the church.
Stories, photos and memories were on display for people to look at and discuss.
Reva Deden of Anchorage, Alaska was believed to be the person who traveled the furthest for the celebration.
Serving as the chairman of the organization committee for the 100th anniversary celebration was Jay Dean Krueger. Keith Rodeman serves as the chairman of the congregation.


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User Account Control (UAC) is a new set of infrastructure technologies in this version of Windows that helps prevent malicious programs, sometimes called "malware," from damaging a system, while also helping organizations to deploy a better-managed desktop.
With UAC, applications and tasks always run in the security context of a non-administrator account, unless an administrator specifically authorizes administrator-level access to the system. UAC stops the automatic installation of unauthorized applications, and prevents inadvertent changes to system settings.
In this version of Windows, there are two levels of users: standard users and administrators. Standard users are members of the Users group and administrators are members of the Administrators group on the computer.
Unlike previous versions of Windows, both standard users and administrators access resources and run applications in the security context of standard users by default. When any user logs on to a computer, the system creates an access token for the user. This access token contains information about the level of access that the user is granted, including specific security identifiers (SIDs) and Windows privileges. When an administrator logs on, this version of Windows creates two separate access tokens for the user: a standard user access token and an administrator access token. The standard user access token contains the same user-specific information as the administrator access token, but the administrative Windows privileges and SIDs have been removed. The standard user access token is used to start applications that do not perform administrative tasks ("standard user applications").
When the administrator needs to run applications that perform administrative tasks ("administrator applications"), this version of Windows prompts the users to change or "elevate" their security context from a standard user to an administrator. This default administrator user experience is called Admin Approval Mode. In this mode, applications require specific permission to run as an administrator application (an application that has the same access as an administrator).
When an administrator application is starting, by default a User Account Control message appears. If the user is an administrator, the message gives a choice to allow the application to start or to prevent it from starting. If the user is a standard user, the user can enter the user name and password of an account that is a member of the local Administrators group.
The behavior of the User Account Control message can be changed by using Group Policy. For more information, see How do I change the behavior of the User Account Control message?
When designing an application, the software developer should identify the application as either an administrator application or a standard user application. If an application has not been identified as an administrator application, Windows treats it as a standard user application. However, administrators can also mark an application to be treated as an administrator application.
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I cannot think I am the only one experiencing this problem and hope to find some suggestions to help mitigate it.
Earlier in December a SPAM email was delivered to large groups of people in our domain. The SPAM had a simple statement that 'we' were doing webmail maintenance and to click here. The click here took them to a site hosted on a free service that displayed a webmail login page that looked almost exactly the same as ours. Side by side only a few slight differences existed. As users entered their login and password they were taken to a "thank you" page. At that point a remote person has access to multiple webmail accounts.
The person with this information now has access to an unknown amount of accounts. They are using these accounts periodically to send mass SPAM messages to other domains.
We identify the problem when our Deferred Mail queue starts getting overloaded. I quickly see the account in question is sending SPAM.
Here is my problem. I am fighting this reactively after the account is used. We have setup a few jobs to search for changed Signature lines and forwarding addresses. Once the hacker changes the signature line of an account we are notified and lock the account.
We have requested all students change their password, but hard to get the message out to 10,000 people via email they do not all use regularly. We are aging out our passwords so they expire and are forced to change next week.
My real question is how to avoid this to begin with. Our spam filters (two systems) do not filter out all the spam. The crap that gets through sometimes is very distructive like my problem above. What tools or processes can we implement to catch this problem in the future. Anybody with external webmail access has to deal with this. Anybody can give their access to webmail away.
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Patriots baseball drops fifth-straight conference game
Published: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 7:25 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 29, 2013 at 7:25 p.m.
LEESBURG — The College of Central Florida baseball team did its best to battle back against Lake-Sumter State on Friday afternoon, but dropped its fifth straight Mid-Florida Conference game in a 6-4 loss.
The Patriots (21-17, 3-7) had two-on and two-out in the top of the ninth inning, but LSC's Kuehl McEachern retired Enderson Velasquez on a game-ending fielder's choice and posted his 10th save of the season.
Brendan Collins (2-for-4, run scored, RBI), Jason Lombardozzi (2-for-3), Sean Plunkett (2-for-2, RBI), Collin Woody (1-for-4, run scored), Robby Jolley (1-for-3, RBI) and David Lugo (1-for-3, run scored, triple) led the way for CF, which hosts Lake Sumter (23-12-1, 9-4) on Saturday afternoon at 1.
CF's Joe Marotta (5-3) went all eight innings for the Patriots and allowed four earned runs on eight hits, but suffered another tough-luck loss.
Marotta walked three and struck out nine.
LSC's Dylan Jones (2-1), the third of five pitchers used by the LakeHawks earned the win on the mound.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Preschool At Home: Learning to Recognize Letters and Numbers
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- Alone in Holy Land said...
This is a great idea and I think I'll do this for my daughter, too. With numbers and Latin and Hebrew letters as well.
- April 18, 2010 at 5:19 AM
- Tia Verinha said...
Hello I make with my childrens one game...see in my blog
Tia Verinha
- April 18, 2010 at 6:00 AM
- The Activity Mom said...
Super cute! I did this awhile ago for B but just wrote the letters with a Sharpie marker. This is WAY cuter and will last longer. Great idea!
- April 18, 2010 at 9:15 AM
- The Activity Mom said...
I have a song I made up for my son that involves spelling his name and then his sister's. Will post soon. =)
- April 18, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- sbswtp said...
Great Post:) I do games with the Scrapbook letters as well. (My daughter is about to be 3)
- April 18, 2010 at 9:32 AM
- Holly Renee said...
So cute and such a great idea. How cool to see her progress in such a tangible way.
- April 18, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- sippy cup mom said...
great idea, thanks
sippy cup central
- April 18, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Bethany said...
This is very cute. My daughter is almost six and already reading and writing but I think I'll incorporate this idea next year when I begin teaching her spelling words. It'll be a fun way to do something that would otherwise be a bit of a chore.
- April 18, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- lady said...
What a cute idea! Tumblebug is only 11 months, so I have a few years before I make this for him, but I am filing it away.
When she gets ready for amounts you could trace the stones and put dots for her to match. And upper to lower case letters.
Tumblebug's whole name has 26 letters, so I sing the letters to the ABC song.
- April 18, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Kim said...
I run a home daycare and try to recycle when I can. I have done a similar game for each of the children by using milk cap lids and a permanent marker. I write their names on sentence strips then have them match the letters when they master the matching, the sentence strip is taken away so they can spell their name by just using the milk caps. I also do this with their home phone numbers too.
- September 18, 2010 at 9:40 AM
- Mary Catherine said...
Love it! Thanks for sharing this idea. I like how it's not overwhelming for a child, but can be changed as needed. :)
- August 7, 2012 at 2:31 PM
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Jay-Z and Beyonce on the red carpet at the Met Ball. Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris
In a bizarre outburst, Solange Knowles has been caught on tape trying to attack her brother-in-law, Jay Z.
The incident took place in a hotel elevator following a Met Ball after-party in New York last Monday night.
In the footage, obtained by TMZ, Solange is seen gesticulating wildly and attempting to kick and punch the rapper while Beyonce looks on passively.
Solange Knowles on the red carpet at the Met Ball. Photo: Larry Busacca
As soon as the trio enter the lift at the Standard Hotel, Solange is seen to confront Jay Z in a seemingly unprovoked attack.
What appears to be a verbal altercation soon escalates with Solange physically lashing out before being restrained by a man, who appears to be a security guard.
Beyonce's sister manages to break free of the security guard's grip and again launches herself at 44-year-old Jay Z, all the while dropping the contents of her purse on the floor.
Beyonce's Instagram prayer.
The security guard is seen to press the emergency stop button to pause the lift and seemingly keep the fight private from the world's media who are waiting at the ground floor.
At one point, when the 27-year-old Solange tries to kick him with her stiletto, Jay Z grabs her foot, but at no point attempts to retaliate. Beyonce and the security guard then stand between them both to separate them while Beyonce appears to try and pacify the pair.
As the lift reaches the ground floor and they attempt to exit the elevator, Solange is seen to attack again, smashing Jay Z over the head with her shiny purse, which the security guard has picked up and returned to the singer.
The one picture of Beyonce that remains on Solange's Instagram account. Photo: Sarah Berry
The group then exit the lift where Beyonce attempts to smile for the gaggle of photographers.
She and Solange climb into a waiting car while a distressed-looking Jay Z walks to a separate vehicle.
It is not known what caused the fight between the pair, who have known each other for more than a decade.
Beyonce and Jay-Z on Saturday at the basketball. Photo: Elsa
Since the fight, Beyonce posted a cryptic prayer on her Instagram account asking for help to separate herself from those who are not a good influence in her life.
The post read: "Lord, I lift up every one of my relationships to you and ask You to bless them....
"Help me to choose friends wisely so I won't be led astray. Give me discernment and strength to separate myself from anyone who is not a good influence. I release my relationships to You and pray that Your will be done in each one of them."
Solange Knowles performs on Saturday in New York. Photo: Brian Ach
Meanwhile, Solange, who has previously spoken about her closeness with her older sister and insisted "there's never been any competition" deleted all pictures of Beyonce from her Instagram, bar one.
Neither has spoken publicly about the altercation.
Whatever the cause, Beyonce and Jay Z, who married in 2008 and have a daughter together, appear to be fine. The pair were pictured looking affectionate at a Brooklyn Nets basketball game on Saturday while Solange played a gig in New York.
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|HS Swim Team revived for 2012-13
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
After a year's reprieve from girls' swimming as an option for Holyoke High School, a team has been revived for 2012-13.
Led by volunteer coach Luke Thomas, the team includes 12 swimmers—nine from Holyoke, two from Haxtun and one from Julesburg.
Team members include seniors Cierra Prelle of Holyoke, LaKyla Moore of Julesburg and Katlin Davis of Haxtun; juniors Ashley Humphreys, Malena McWilliams, Brittney Prottsman and Meg Strauss, all of Holyoke; sophomores Jentry Andersen and Anastasia Conklin of Holyoke and Jayden Durbin of Haxtun; and freshmen Dani Brandt and Lori McWilliams of Holyoke.
The girls will swim for the Holyoke green and gold, competing in 4A, the smallest division offered in girls' swimming.
Kicking off the season this Saturday, Dec. 1, HHS will compete in the Valley Invite. The conference meet is set for Feb. 1-2 and state championships are Feb. 8-9.
Fifteen years ago, HHS sported its first high school girls' swimming team, under the leadership of volunteer coach Adria Colver.
The Dragons had several successful swim seasons.
But after a few years, it became apparent that it would be advantageous for HHS to co-op with Sterling for the girls' swimming program. Colver continued to work with the local girls at practice in Holyoke, but they were now swimming as Sterling Tigers.
Colver was dedicated not only to the HHS program for 14 years, but also to the summer swim league for numerous seasons.
One year ago, Sterling dropped its girls' swimming program, which forced HHS to re-evaluate. After thorough consideration of all options last year, the decision was made for HHS to take one year off.
With 10 being the magic number for required participants in order for Holyoke to approve the program with a volunteer coach this year, the goal was set.
Veteran swimmers from the summer swim program set out to recruit, and interest was sparked to the level that a team was formed.
Coach Thomas, a social studies teacher at Holyoke JR/SR High, is pleased the girls have this opportunity to compete in swimming.
He swam summer and winter club leagues in Colorado Springs from age 6-18, with butterfly and backstroke being his strong strokes.
Thomas helped coach young swimmers when he was in high school, but was never able to compete on a high school team, as his school didn't have one.
Because of his love for the sport and his own disappointment at being unable to swim on a high school team, he was a natural fit for the volunteer coaching position.
He said the girls are excited they're an official Holyoke team, and he's thrilled to be part of that. "It's unknown territory, but it's going to be fun," added Thomas.
Parent volunteers who help supervise swim practices are Debbie Brandt and Brenda Krueger.
Holyoke Enterprise November 29, 2012


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Gunfire Reports Prompt School Into Lockdown
April 9, 2013
WELLSBURG — Brooke High School students anticipating Monday's dismissal bell had to wait a bit longer than normal as a report of gunfire nearby sent the school into lockdown about 10 minutes before......
better safe than sorry. nicely done.
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Another responsible gun WACKO exercising his 'god given right'? DaWrainged and other wackos, no one wants to take your stupid man toys, but we as free citizens deserve to know where they are and how many guns some demented wacko has. You can puff up your chest and cry about words that are from another time and place. But you can't hide from the truth just because you don't believe it. You can't pickup just one end of a stick. Your insane wacko beliefs are responsible for innocents dying everyday.
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the swampland under fire.
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More like an exercise in hysteria than it does anything else. Its like a grand theatrical production, a man hears a shot two miles away, calls the police, the police notify the school that a shot has been heard in northern WV and the school, fearful of being critcized goes into lockdown and then the trump card, the media, enters the frey and reports, hysterically, that the school had to be locked down because of "shots fired". The media is the icing on the hysteria cake though and exaggerated it to its greatest height and then at the end had to say it did not seem to be related to anything. But it was great fun while it lasted, we were just like the big city, with "shots fired" as Channel 9 is obsessed with saying that on air. If we are going to be this obsessed it might be a good idea to not make it such a "look at us" event as that seems to inspire the crazy people in this country. Maybe lockdowns can be done with out the media hysterics. Maybe jus
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A fisherman heard gunshots in Brooke county and called to police? Clearly an out-of-towner.
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you have to know the principal in that building.paranoid ain't the word.afraid of your own shadow is more like it.cry wolf.
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Typical denial. 'Its just some irresponsible good ole boys having fun' What about the several shots some hoopies put into the Weir Middle school cafeteria a couple of years ago? Too many guns, too many goofballs!
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Been to Chicago lately?
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Coughy, some hillbilly pharts and you have a ***&t-fit and called the cops???? BBBWHAHAHAHAH! Probably a car backfire!
YOU are the one that is DE-RANGED!!!
I could make a sock puppet in the shape of gun, point it at you, and you would probably fall over dead!!!
Liberal Hysteria!
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Apparently. You've never had a gun pointed at you by a drunken lunatic exercising his rights. I almost gig shot by my buddies dad when I helped him get home I've night. His dad still apologizes. I tell him the same thing I'm telling you. Ya'll are tortuous crazy to own a gun!
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Booh! You're Dead!
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The chicken little liberal soccer moms are at it again!!!
If it's private property this is PERFECTLY legal and PERFECTLY normal in MOST of the country!!!
Me and my neighbors would quite often shoot targets and tin cans hung on the pasture fences most days of the week!!
And not ONCE was anybody ever injured or some busy body soccer mom call and complain!!
Stop drinking the Obama aide and pull your heads out of your rears!!!
The brain dead gun phobes need to grow up!!
These busy body ankle biting little soccer moms need to get some serious mental rehab!!!
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up date: an old car goes past a school and backfires...the school goes into panic mode and slams the doors shut locking them while students are still entering for class, leaving many outside wondering around looking for the loan "gunman" old car...and our "Fearful /leaders" cheered
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I was working in my yard yesterday and heard some gunshots in the woods, probably 1/2 mile away. I just hollered, "Hey, what y'all shootin' at?" It didn't occur to me to call the police - and this was less than 2 miles from an elementary school. Somehow, we all survived.
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Man Proud of Streetcar Work
February 24, 2013
WHEELING — When Wheeling resident Jack Syphers worked as an electric streetcar operator during the 1940s, it cost 5 cents to take a trip from downtown Wheeling to Wheeling Island....
I thought I remembered the Warwood streetcar running as late as 1950, cut could be wrong. as kids, we loved to switch the moveable backs of the seats and occassionally pull the trollery off the wire. i'm hoping the statute of limitations has run on those offenses.
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My mother's father had an unfortunate encounter with a Wheeling Street Car as he was returning from fighting a fire in Bellaire, in the Fall of 1920. His fire truck collided with one of those heavy street cars enroute to Bellaire; a strang twist of fate, a younger brother went to work for the transit company; he operated a street car (don't know what route) and retired from the service before street cars were removed. I remember what would have been my Great Uncle Jim McGee talking about taking his car back to the barn. We lived in the country, I was disappointed that his barn didn't contain animals. Probably one of the last months for the service, it was summer, my Mom, younger brother and I took a car from downtown Wheeling to our grandmother's house in Warwood. There was a streetcar stop near her home on Warwood Avenue. We seemed to fly north along the river to Warwood, it was hot and humid, but fun.
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Management Update: Slashing ships.
April 01, 2010
A number of Asian carriers have significantly trimmed their container ship fleets over the last 15 months as they sought to reduce exposure to the fragile liner shipping markets. According to analysts at the Paris-based think tank Alphaliner, the seven major Asian operators surveyed have disposed of 282,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units (TEUs) during the period, representing 16 percent of their combined fleet. This includes 155,000 TEU that these operators sent to scrap and a further 127,000 TEU that were sold in the secondhand market and in financial engineering deals. The Asian carriers were not the only operators to be trimming their fleet, said analysts. Among the other main carriers, CMA CGM, MSC and Maersk had also taken steps to dispose of parts of their fleets.
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Iowa State linebacker Jesse Smith has been named the Walter Camp national defensive player of the week for his play in Saturdays 9-7 win at Nebraska.
The senior had 12 tackles, including two for loss in the Cyclones first win at Nebraska since 1977.
Smith also forced a fumble, broke up a pass, and sealed the win with an interception with 1:31 left in the game.
Big-time national honor for Jesse Smith « Des Moines Register Staff Blogs | The Des Moines Register
Congrats! And well deserved!
99% of Hawkeye Fans give the rest a bad name...
Congrats Jesse, definitely well deserved!
Congrats Jesse!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Definitely deserved! He was everywhere yesterday.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
If you guys come by Bondurant tonight, I'll **** all over every one of your dogs. I'm not the Mayor but I've been drinking a crap ton of water today and have plenty of water in the old radiator.
Very well deserved
Just to think he was a walk-on in the beginning. Congrats man!
well deserved, he was all over the field
Congrats Jesse, I was at the game and you were a complete animal out there, I kept telling my Husker friend to watch out for number 54, he well ram you into the ground, that aside, you deserved the defensive player of the week hands down on your effort and determination for the Cyclone win and breaking the streak, its been a very long 32 years and we are all glad to have that monkey off our back, both of them that is....
Job well done 54
Very well-deserved Jesse! Congrats!!!
-- Thanks Coach Paul Rhoads. --
Congratulations Jesse! You da man!
I feel so good for Jesse. So many have doubted him in the past...
Nice work! Can you do it again next week?
Does anyone look at him and notice his crazy eyes? Its like there is nothing behind there but **** and vinegar. He looks like he will stomp you down and eat you. I have to say its awesome.
He would have had a fumble recovery as well except it was stripped away from him at the last second.
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