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Eddie Rodriguez to don Red, White and Blue
Royals special assignment coach Eddie Rodriguez was named yesterday as the manager of the 2009 World Cup Team. Rodriguez was the first base coach for the gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic team in 2000. His staff includes former Royal Jamie Quirk, who will be the third base and bench coach. USA's hitting coach, Ernie Young, also had a brief stint with the Royals in 1998.
E-Rod and his club will begin pool play against Venezuela on September 10 in Regensburg, Germany. Congratulations to Eddie on the tremendous honor of representing the United States at the World Cup!

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(WUSA9) -- It appears the real estate market has bounced
back in the Washington metro area. It's been a long five years since the housing market collapsed, but if you're in the market to sell the current climate could bode well for you.
Mary Lou Dell with Long and Foster talked to us on Wednesday about the signs that the housing market has recovered and how much leverage a buyer may have when using cash.


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May 24, 2016
By: James Buechele
February 2, 2013
A pedestrian is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Live Oak, Fla. according to a report in the Suwannee Democrat.
The man was walking on Ohio Avenue North a little after noon on Saturday when he was struck by a pickup truck while on the northbound lane. According to the report, the pedestrian was taken by life flight to Shands Hospital in Gainsville where he later died of his injuries.
The man's identity has not been released by law enforcement officials. According to an official in the report, officials smelled alcohol on the man. The driver is not considered at fault.
WCTV made phone calls to the Live Oak police department but were not answered. The Suwannee County Sheriff's Office said to call back regarding this case at 8:30 a.m. Monday morning.
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Spicy Potato Skins
These bacon-filled potato skins make for a savory and fun appetizer or side dish. Top with cheese and sour cream for even more intense flavor.
- Cook bacon until crispy, cool, and crumble.
- Scrub potatoes thoroughly, and bake in 400° F oven for 1 hour or until done.
- Allow potatoes to cool to the touch.
- Cut in half lengthwise.
- Carefully scoop the pulp leaving ¼ inch shell (reserve the pulp for another recipe or discard).
- Sprinkle the inside of the potato skins with salt and pepper.
- Top with crumbled bacon, green onions, and cheese.
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I saw this on Netflix over the w/e. I didn't think it was that bad. Gemma Arterton and the Troll had some real chemistry going on there, for one thing. Actually, that may've been the only thing... but anyway, I thought it was funny. Maybe a 5/10.
Saw "Her" in the theater Saturday. That was a movie I'd give an 8.5. Kristen Wiig has a tiny, but brutally funny part. Not necessarily a big screen movie, but some great ideas at work.


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A first quarter moon shows half of its lighted hemisphere – half of its day side – to Earth.
But we officially call this moon a quarter and not a half because it is one quarter of the way around in its orbit of Earth, as measured from one new moon to the next.
This moon appears half-lit to us, and half moon is a beloved name (although not an official one). Still, it's good to recall that the illuminated portion of a first quarter moon truly is just a quarter. On the night of first quarter moon, we see half the moon's day side, or a true quarter of the moon. Another lighted quarter of the moon shines just as brightly in the direction opposite Earth!
A first quarter moon rises at noon and is high overhead at sunset. It sets around midnight.
First quarter moon comes a week after new moon. Now, as seen from above, the moon in its orbit around Earth is at right angles to a line between the Earth and sun.
As the moon orbits Earth, it changes phase in an orderly way. Follow these links to understand the various phases of the moon.
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Classic Haulers Converge On CowtownWritten by on July 1, 2005 Scenes From The 31st Annual Fort Worth Rod & Custom Car & Truck Show
When the first weekend in March arrives, you can expect around 300 of the best street rods, customs, musclecars, and custom trucks from around the greater Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to gather at Will Rogers Exhibit Hall for the Fort Worth Rod & Custom Car & Truck Show. "It's one of the earlier shows of the season," commented past event-winner, Richard House. "Around these parts, it's become sort of a Texas tradition!"
Local Willys collector and repeat multi-trophy winner Pat Cummings concurred: "People look forward to this show every year because they know that there's a good chance that they're going to get their car (or truck) featured in one of the magazines!" Past CCT-feature subject Maurice Land agreed. "It's like going to a big old family reunion. Same time, same place, every year."
And that's exactly the reason why CCT comes to Cowtown the first weekend in March. As you can see from the accompanying photos, the 2005 edition of the Fort Worth Rod & Custom Car & Truck Show featured some terrific trucks. So nice that rather than continue writing about them, we're simply going to show you some we caught in our viewfinder. And we mean right now!
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Ken Stringer's lavender '49 Ford F-1 rolls on a Chevrolet S-10 chassis. Ken's F-1 is powered by a 350ci small-block, and it's nicer than an unexpected present!Another beautiful early Chevy is the Midnight Hauler, owned by Chad and Marcia Gorczya. The small-block-powered 3100-Series Chevy has been featured in numerous truck magazines. Note the custom air cleaner under the hood.Jim Bayne's poppy-red, 'glass '37 Ford Ute was manufactured by Wild Rods and built by Killer Rides. It was one of the most popular feature cars at Ft. Worth 2005.Gary "Iron Horse" Johns exhibited both his 'glass-bodied S-10 chassis '39 Studefaker pickup (with 350ci Chevy power), and his Harley-Davidson-engine '03 "Slammer" chopper. Both show machines were well received by the car-crazy spectators.
Justin Montez owns this red and silver-flamed '97 Chevy Blazer that's flamed to within an inch of its life. The interior matches the exterior color scheme.Tom Cummings' electric-blue '42 Willys pickup was keeping good company with Bobby Langley's re-creation of his vintage "Scorpion" Top Fuel dragster circa 1959. Both vehicles were part of the NitroGeezers.com display.Tim Cummings' (Tom's brother) red '41 Willys 1/2-ton hauler features a patriotic theme; it's powered by a TPI 350ci Chevy and hustles down the road in the blink of an eye!You're looking at your atypical "grandpa's truck"-this blue '49 six-cylinder-powered Chevrolet is owned by Kennedale, TX trucker, Billy D. Gilley.Another local favorite was Sam Gilley's green and white, Kennedale-based '72 Chevrolet C10. Sam's C10 is an outstanding restoration with various N.O.S. parts. Can you say "clean green machine" real fast five times?Paint-and-body man Billy Mc Swain, of Rockwall, TX, unveiled his '05 Chevrolet SSR mild custom at Ft. Worth. The roadster pickup features an Eaton-Magnuson supercharger, airbrushed-woodgrain side paneling, and big-inch billet wheels. The truck won one of the top trophies for outstanding details at the event.
Peter Hambrect's lime-yellow '54 Ford F-100 small-window features small-block Chevy power and tons of detail. Check out the numerous louvers on the tailgate.Roy Trent's cream-colored '56 F-100 features a tri-power-equipped 302-W small-block and enough details to keep your eyes busy for a week! Roy's Effie hails from Ft. Worth.Another popular vintage pickup at the Ft. Worth Show was this Ford-powered '32 Ford pickup owned by Dennis and Barbara Cannon, from Azle, TX.This Downs Manufacturing '37 Ford Ute is owned by a Highland Village, TX couple, Doug and Dixie Pederson. The LT1-powered hot rod featured a ton of custom touches. Note the side-opening tailgate.
Robert C. Burkhart owns this maroon-flamed '49 Ford F-1 street truck from Ft. Worth, TX. Bob's red ride is powered by a small-block Chevrolet.Perennial favorite Maurice Land shows this orange-flamed '47 Chevy panel, powered by a 454ci big-block Chevrolet. The truck has been featured in numerous magazines.Meet Hortense, Chuck & Dianne Nixon's '29 Model-A Ford Huckster, a real favorite with both rural- and city-based old-timers.Early Ford pickups look great in two-tone red and black. Kaufman, TX trucker Jack Ellison also showed his '35 Chevy Super Gas/Super Comp roadster in a nice side-by-side pairing.Steve Crane is the owner of this red, 350ci small-block-powered '46 Chevrolet 1/2-ton. Some of its features are a set of Billet Specialties wheels with paint and bodywork by Custom Touch. It was a superior example of a vintage street truck!


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: ) Thank you Christopher! Much appreciated!
Wow, nice work!
Wow!! Such beautiful work, Meg!!
Thank you very much Andre, Angelo, and Deepti! Much appreciated!
More of this MEG! I wanna get lost staring at your drawings again.
You are so so sweet! These building pieces take ages to do and I honestly felt totally burnt out after this one. Plus I kinda thought maybe people were getting sick of them. So I'm doing a pelican for my mother next, and then will do another of these. Your support means so much to me. Seriously. Thank you!
great work
Gorgeous! The light is superb, so wonderful. I could never get sick of them!
Thank you Austin and Robin!
So gorgeous, wonderful!
Thank you!
This is my favorite from this series.
Thank you Michael! (mine too.)
wonderful coloration!
lovely scenic and homely piece : )
Thank you!
WWWonderful, Meg!
you did a fantastic job my friend!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you Ammar! Very much appreciated!
great stuff. love your palette.
So lovely and romantic!
so impressed by the artist's here! This is just beautiful.
Thank you Brian and Beatrice and Laura!
Thank you Roger!
I love it :D
Stunning work!
Thank you very much!
i thought your art was all digital but i just read that its pen and ink... totally amazing
Lots and lots of little lines. But to be truthful, I do color it digitally. 'Cause I have trouble making up my mind about the colors. Hope that doesn't make you like it less! : )
Beautiful--reminds me of the Cotswolds.
fantastic!! :)
a relatively cool palette that never fails to warm, from what i've seen :)
so atmospheric
Ah! The Hovis hill.
Actually been there and took that same photo angle :-)
Actually been there and took that same photo angle :-)
Yeah, I'm thinking this might be one of the most photographed streets ever! But how can you not? It's so gorgeous. So don't compare your photo to my drawing too closely. . . I took some liberties. . . : )
Oops, perhaps you already did!
Love it, true talent!
So warm and cosy.
Fantastic ♥
thank you so much!
Beautiful work!!
Love your style it´s unique.
I love your work!
Absolutely stunning!
wow, your work is so amazing Meg xo
Thank you so so much!
Very nice!!! Love your style!!
this is great.
gosh you're so talented
And you are so kind Rebecca! Thank you everyone!
just found this and glad i did....quality stuff...love it!!!
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I love this one!
Looks great! Love all your house images.
Such a nice feel in this one Meg...!!
W o n d e r f u l ! ! !
Thank you!
Love your work, this is fabulous.
Thank you very much Mary!
This is beautiful! It looks like a vintage postcard.
Thank you!
This is so sweet and warm, I love this series so much, thanks for sharing Meg~
Amazing detail! Love it.
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Lovely colours and the view! :)
Thank you very much!
Terrific work!
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Your artwork is so beautiful!
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I love this! Nice work!
This had to have taken you a long time to do! I'm amazed!
Beautiful! Great work~
Love love love this special work, especially the colors! Draws me into the scene!
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Congratulations! You have found your own and very recognizable style. Love it.
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Lovely work! Well done Meg!
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Really nice
so talented
Excellent! Awesome lighting/shading/colors for a dawn scent!
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) — A new museum exhibit tells the story of the city of Saratoga Springs through a display of maps dating back to Colonial times.
The exhibit entitled "Saratoga Springs in 250 Years of Maps" opened Tuesday at the Saratoga Springs History Museum inside Canfield Casino in the city's downtown Congress Park.
The displays range from pre-Revolutionary War maps rarely seen by the public to more modern versions created to boost tourism in a city famous for its mineral springs and horse racing.
The exhibit is the result of a project involving Skidmore College students in a mapping history class and local historians who charted the growth of Saratoga as it celebrates its centennial year as an incorporated city.
The exhibit, which opened a week after the city of Saratoga Springs turned 100 years old, runs through Dec. 31.


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The Machinery Team of the Office of Transportation and Machinery (OTM) assists U.S. business in the exportation of production machinery and general components. Machinery analysts work with the Industry Trade Advisory Committee for Automotive Equipment and Capital Goods (ITAC-2) to provide ongoing, confidential private sector advice to U.S. trade experts and negotiators on industry issues. OTM's analysts provide input on trade policy through their development of industry sector analyses and forecasts, and are involved in the Department's trade promotion program. To further the International Trade Administration's goal of aiding U.S. businesses competing abroad, OTM's trade specialists work close with other Commerce offices, other agencies, industry trade associations, and individual companies in developing and expanding export markets.


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Who Will Win the War Against Income Inequality?
From each according to their ability to each according to their need was the hollow promise of the Soviet Union. It was long known to be merely the cover for a ruthless Communist Party that pretended to build a worker's paradise while in fact enslaving a nation for its own gain. Today this infamous lie has been resurrected in America as the war against income | Read More »


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Drake is prepping the release of his new single, slated to impact on the night of the Grammy Awards (February 10th).
According to Billboard, the Young Money rapper has titled the track either "The Start From the Bottom" or "Started From the Bottom." The single will be the first from Drizzy's untitled third album, reportedly releasing this year. Pictures of Drake on the set of a video shoot surfaced earlier this month, possibly for the track.
Speaking on Grammy night, Cash Money Records co-CEO Bryan "Birdman" Williams previously said, "This year we got something in store. We got a new record coming out this year. It's just one of those nights that, after seeing each other together, that'll be like the highlight of our night, the highlight of our life, the highlight of our year."
Drake previously released his sophomore album Take Care in November 2011. The project has sold 1.9 million copies to date and spent 12 weeks at No. 1 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.
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SILT - At approximately 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 20, Garfield School District Re-2 parents received an email informing them that all schools in their district were being placed on a precautionary "soft lock down."
The lock down involved locking all external doors at all schools in New Castle, Silt and Rifle, and having a school staffer check anyone coming to the front door before admitting them, according to school district spokeswoman Theresa Hamilton.
Classroom activities continued as planned, she added.
The situation began when deputies were notified of a broken down vehicle on west bound I-70, 1.5 miles east of Coal Ridge High School.
Deputies were also told that a man was seen walking away from that vehicle, wrapped in a blanket. However, they were unable to locate the man on foot.
Earlier Thursday, Rifle Police Chief John Dyer said a person associated with the stolen vehicle may be armed.
When law enforcement requested the county emergency communications dispatcher check the license plate of the two-door, 1994 Pontiac Grand Am GT , the vehicle was listed as stolen from Osage County, Mo.
Deputies contacted district officials and recommended a "soft lock down" be implemented as a precaution, until they could determine if there was any threat in the area. The soft lock down was ended at 12:20 p.m.
No contact was ever made with the man believed to have been walking along the roadside. Investigators obtained written consent to search the vehicle from the vehicle owner, but found no weapons or any threat to the public.
We feel confident that all the precautions taken today where in the best interest of safety for our schools, students and staff. We are grateful for the communication and cooperation with parent and school administrators.
SILT - As of 12:20 p.m. Thursday, authorities lifted a "soft lockdown" that
was imposed in the early morning on all Garfield Re-2 schools, while officers
investigated a stolen car found broken down outside Coal Ridge High School.
The Garfield County Sheriff's Department said there was "no specific threat
to any students, staff or schools" in the district. The lockdown was a
precautionary measure taken while deputies investigated the vehicle.
The lockdown involved locking all external doors at all Garfield Re-2
schools in New Castle, Silt and Rifle, and having a school staffer check
anyone coming to the front door before admitting them, according to school
district spokeswoman Theresa Hamilton.
Further information about the vehicle, which Rifle Police Chief John Dyer
said was stolen in Missouri, hasn't been released by the sheriff's
department, nor has information been released about the vehicle's occupants.
Earlier Thursday, Dyer said a person associated with the stolen vehicle may
be armed, and was seen walking toward New Castle.
The Citizen Telegram will update this story as more information becomes
SILT - Authorities are searching for one or more people associated with a car, stolen in Missouri, that broke down in the early morning hours today outside Coal Ridge High School, according to Rifle Police Chief John Dyer.
"This person was seen walking toward New Castle," Dyer said.
A person associated with the vehicle may be armed, Dyer said. That person is may not be the car thief, he added.
"They're waiting for more information from Missouri," Dyer said.
As a result, the Garfield County Sheriff's Office has called for all Garfield Re-2 schools to be on a "soft" lockdown, according to school district spokeswoman Theresa Hamilton.
This means today's school day activities at Re-2 schools in New Castle, Silt and Rifle will function as normal with these precautions:
- All exterior doors are to be locked,
- Students and staff are to remain indoors (today's temperatures would have precluded outdoor activities anyway)
- An authorized representative of the school is posted at the front door of each school to allow other individuals into the building as necessary.
This is a precautionary measure being taken as the Garfield County Sheriff's office and Rifle Police continue to search the area.


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FedEx finalizes acquisition of AFL Pvt. Ltd.
February 23, 2011
FedEx said that its FedEx subsidiary has officially completed the acquisition of the logistics, distribution, and express businesses of India-based AFL Pvt. Ltd. and its affiliate Unifreight India Pvt. Ltd.
The deal was originally announced by FedEx in November. Financial terms were not disclosed. Fed Ex officials said acquiring AFL further enhances FedEx Express international and India business offerings and continues a long-term commitment by FedEx to the growing Indian market.
"The addition of the AFL and UFL businesses to the FedEx Express network will provide customers with more comprehensive international and India domestic service options, such as air express, domestic ground, and value added-services, including warehousing, logistics solutions and 3PL," said Michael L. Ducker, COO, FedEx Express, in a statement. "With India being among the four biggest economies globally and predicted to be among the top three economies by 2020, it is a key market for investment. The growth of the Indian market is considerable and offers tremendous opportunity for all our customers wishing to explore new markets and open up additional revenue streams for their business."
FedEx officials said that this deal will provide FedEx Express with a more robust domestic ground network and added capabilities in India.
"This acquisition supports the FedEx commitment to the success of the Indian market, its workforce and its customers," a FedEx spokesperson told LM in an interview. "Since 1984 when FedEx first entered the market as the first air express carrier FedEx recognized India's significant economic potential. Continuing to invest in this market further evolves the market potential FedEx recognized more than 20 years ago."
AFL Pvt. Ltd. was established in 1945. It provides shippers with a wide range of distribution and logistics services. Included in this acquisition are:
-AFL Logistics and distribution, which includes supply chain management, warehousing, and ground distribution network services that provide day-definite ground transportation for small packages and heavyweight shipments through more than 200 daily scheduled routes; and
-AFL WiZ Express, a provider of express services through more than 160 Express Service Centers that provide service for more than 5,000 zip codes across 144 cities in India.
The FedEx spokesperson said that "the acquisition of the AFL businesses will allow FedEx to provide customers with more comprehensive service options, such as domestic ground and value-added services, including warehousing, logistics solutions and 3PL…and for AFL customers this acquisition will allow them to have direct access to the FedEx international air and ground network in more than 220 countries and territories worldwide, enhancing customers' business flexibility and speed to market coupled with an outstanding FedEx customer experience."
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New York, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Henrik Lundqvist posted a 30-save shutout
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One of the coolest things about working at IBM is the global nature of our company.
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Anoka County Library, in conjunction with community partners, is the proud recipient of a Library Service and Technology Act (LSTA) $117,389 grant for a project called "Anoka County Library on the Go." Through this project, Anoka County Library and its partners will be expanding access to both traditional and electronic library services to under-served residents. The grant will allow Anoka County Library to place a variety of kiosk services throughout Anoka County. Partners in "Anoka County Library on the Go" are the cities of Andover and Ramsey, Andover YMCA, Youth First, and Anoka-Hennepin School District.
"Literacy in both print and electronic formats will be vital for the future success of our children," said Library Board Vice President Cathy Montain. "This grant will introduce e-books and library services to kids who have not had access to them before."
A variety of library kiosk services will be provided at the City Center in Ramsey, the Andover Community Center and YMCA, Anoka-Hennepin School District's University Avenue Elementary School, and the Mississippi Branch Library. Services will include a discovery station for e-books, e-book readers for students, a tablet dispenser, a locker system to pick-up and return reserved library materials, and a book vending machine.
"This is just another example of how Anoka County Library is embracing the future while providing the kinds of service our residents need today," said Library Board liaison, Commissioner Jim Kordiak. "We are utilizing the generosity of our community partners to reach more residents while making it more convenient for current library patrons."
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Writing in the Washington Post (December 17, 2005) on the topic of what "intelligent design" textbooks would actually teach, Douglas Baynton discusses textbooks from the nineteenth century.
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Oral arguments in the appeal in Selman v. Cobb County were heard by a three-judge panel in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia, on December 15, 2005. At issue is a decision issued by a lower court in January 2005, holding that the policy requiring evolution warning labels to be affixed to the biology textbooks used in Cobb County's public schools violated the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
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1949 Chevy Ridetech Air Suspension System - Air RaisingWritten by on June 1, 2010 The Highs And Lows Of Air Suspension
Following last month's installation of the ShockWaves and other main componentry of the project '49 Chevy's air suspension system, it's now time to mount the ride height sensors and wire and plumb the system. Though most ShockWaves are available with internal ride height sensors, the Black Series that I used is not. The Level Pro package of digital ride height sensors is available as an option as well as an upgrade for any compressor system. The RidePro e3 system fitted to the '49 can sense air pressure to adjust suspension height but combined with the Level Pro digital sensors, the system intelligently utilizes both air pressure and ride height information to accurately adjust vehicle suspension level. The RidePro e3 system's electronic control panel (as opposed to the analog gauges and rocker switches of the manual control systems) allows the user to control three preset height levels, as well as enable the system to maintain these heights with whatever loads are imposed on the vehicle, such as adding heavy weights in the rear.
Once I'd mounted the sensors and their link arms, ensuring no binding occurred, I set about wiring and plumbing the system. The airlines are simple to install, though care must be taken to ensure they are cut straight or leaks are likely to occur. I used a tubing cutter and experienced no leaks whatsoever on initial "air up". All RideTech's airline connectors are DOT-approved, push-to-connect style. Much like a regular air tool style fitting, once the airline has been pushed in, removal is as simple as pulling back the collar and pulling the airline out. Working from the air springs back to the valve block before cutting the lines to length, I attached them to the chassis 'rails at approximately 12-inch intervals, using plastic line clamps and self-tapping screws, as the Chevy's top-hat frame is too thin to drill and tap. The height sensor wiring was then zip-tied to the airlines from the front of the car, before passing through grommets in the floor behind the back seat, where the ECU is located.
Wiring the compressor, ECU, and valve block was as easy as following the directions and wiring diagram, as each has a separate harness. If you're doing likewise, just ensure grommets are used wherever wiring, or an airline, passes through sheetmetal. Also check that neither can be trapped between moving parts, panels, or trunk hinges in the case of wiring. While I've fitted a basic airbag system before, the RidePro e3 is somewhat more complicated, thanks to the height sensors, the ECU, and its additional wiring, but it all worked the first time with no problems or leaks because for once I read the instructions. Guess that big "do not read" sign on the envelope works!
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Starting at the front, I mounted the ride height sensors on the front of the suspension towers, tapping the towers to accept 1/4x20 stainless bolts. Though the sensor arms can be "clocked" in four different positions, care was taken to ensure the arm remained in the middle (90 degrees) of the available 180 degrees of travel, while maintaining clearance from all components throughout the suspension travel. There are marks on the sensor indicating these limits. I clamped a length of aluminum to the chassis 'rail and marked the position of the arm with the ShockWave fully inflated, then compressed the air spring to its fully deflated position, and moved the arm to suit, as shown. This gave me the limits of travel.In order to ensure the sensor arms were parallel with the upper A-arm, it was necessary to bend them slightly. This is perfectly acceptable, as even with the ability to "clock" the arms, they still may require tweaking for each application.Though RideTech supplied brackets that can be welded to the suspension arms, I machined these upper mounts from 3/4-inch steel rod. The upper plastic/nylon end could've been bolted through the side of the A-arm, but I wanted the link rod to be as long as possible, so I moved the mount above the A-arm.With the link rod cut to length, it was pushed into the nylon end until it seated, and held in place with the shrink tubing supplied. This is lined with adhesive, so it won't move once it is shrunk.With the front sensors mounted, I could begin to run the airlines. While they could be tie-wrapped to the chassis, I prefer to use line (hose) clamps to ensure no movement, I attached them to the 'rails using self tapping hex head screws.The arms are connected to the suspension using link rods and plastic ends with shouldered 1/4-inch bolts. The link rods are supplied over length and have to be cut down to suit. With the air-spring in its inflated position I connected one link end and the rod to determine the length required.The finished installation at the front. At ride height the link rod will be vertical. The sensors are supplied pre-wired, with a plug that connects into the dedicated harness.If possible, use a proper hose or tubing cutter, as I did, to ensure all airline cuts are clean and straight. If they're not, they won't seal perfectly, and chasing leaks at the end of an install is no fun.The fittings used throughout the RideTech system are DOT-approved, push-to-connect style. The airline is simply pushed into the fitting upon installation. To release the airline, all that's required is to push the gray collar toward the fitting (arrow), and pull the airline out. The fittings shown all came supplied with thread sealant.
Though the airline is strong, it makes sense to keep them away from sharp edges. Here the airline is routed from a front Shockwave; clamps are used to route it around brackets and prevent it from chaffing. While the plastic clips are fine in most situations, I used the rubber lined type at the end of the route, as there is a little movement in the airline since the ShockWave can rotate slightly on its mounts. I may also trim the lower edge of the upper spring cup (arrow) for clearance before final installation. There is a gap, but it's close, plus the fitting can swivel too.With the valve block mounted on the bracket I fabbed last month, I could mark and drill the floor for the airlines to pass through. Rubber grommets were used to protect the 1/4-inch airline. Mounting the valve block here keeps the tank-to-block airline of minimal length, plus looks neat in my opinion, without yards of airline on view.Looking up past the axle, the four airlines pass through the trunk floor, the pair on the left to the front ShockWaves, and the pair on the right to the rear. It's important to follow the installation instructions and get this right, or the wrong air springs will inflate and deflate when the control panel is used! Note the use of clamps at short intervals.Once the airlines were routed, I moved to wiring the front height sensors. While ideally I would have liked to run the wires under the engine mounts, the steering passes through here on the left side of the chassis, so I elected to route them over the suspension tower, securing them with larger clamps. I'll cover the wires with insulation from Thermo-Tec as they pass close to the headers.The wiring from the sensors terminates at this plug, which fit neatly behind the towers. This is plugged into a dedicated harness, routed back to the ECU, and attached to the airlines with zip ties.I mounted the rear height sensors on the gussets in the C-notch framework. Originally, I planned to have the arm facing out toward the chassis 'rails, but with space extremely tight under the rear this proved to be the only route for the exhaust to take, so I switched the arms around, allowing clearance. Make sure to route the exhaust with the suspension in the "full drop" mode, to ensure adequate clearance. I'll wrap the exhausts here as they run close to the sensor and the airline. Note this is just a U-bend to simulate the exhaust.Though tight, there was sufficient space to allow the link rods to fit between the axle housing and the ShockWave, the nylon "heim" end bolted directly to the CPP lower ShockWave mounting bracket. Jacking the axle up and down to ascertain full travel confirmed no components touched. This was more important than at the front as the link rod and axle aren't moving in the same arc.With the mechanical side of the install complete, it was time for wiring. RideTech makes this simple in the extreme, as there are separate harnesses for the valve block, display/controller, height sensors, and pressure sensor. Even if you didn't follow the instructions (which RideTech put in a big envelope with "do not open" printed across it!) you'd have a hard time messing this up! I welded a length of 6x1/8-inch steel plate across the rear seat supports, on which I mounted the ECU, first determining that the various harnesses would reach their destinations from here. I was going to mount it behind the lefthand taillight, but the controller wire wouldn't have reached the front seat, though I've since found out RideTech offer a longer one!Connecting the pressure sensor wiring to the valve block is one of the few situations where you have to use the instructions. Note also I grounded all the valve ground wires to the bracket (arrow), which I drilled and tapped. RideTech supply the wires already terminated and insulated. Probably 90 percent of electrical faults can be traced to bad grounds, so make 'em good!
The air compressor requires a 20-amp fuse, which is supplied, as is the holder. This is wired to a 12-volt feed, the compressor switched on the ground side on the e3 system.The control panel/display can be mounted using the two threaded holes on the rear, or left unmounted, just make sure you can access it from the driver seat! It uses mini USB connectors to connect to the ECU. For testing purposes I connected it, but left it in the trunk. I'll run the wire to the front of the cabin later.With the three remaining wires from the ECU connected to ground, a constant 12-volt feed, and the third to the ignition, providing power only when the key is switched on, the system was powered up and the tank charged. There are many options accessible using the menu, but the basics are: top left two buttons control inflation and deflation of the front left ShockWave, the lower two doing the same for the rear, and those on the right similarly controlling the right side. The three buttons across the bottom are for three preset suspension heights, usually deflated, ride height, and inflated. These can be set by following the simple instructions, at which point the "Setup Required" display will go out. I elected to wait until the car is more complete for this, as I'll doubtless have to remove some of the airlines or wiring during the remainder of the build for paint, etc.With the airsprings inflated to maximum pressure as shown in the previous picture, this is what the fully "up" setting looks like. The Purple Pig hasn't sat this high for years!Ride height will be very close to, if not the same as, this, just above the scrubline with sufficient underbody clearance for normal driving.This is the fully deflated setting. My careful calculations during construction paid off, as no part of the body or undercarriage touches the ground, meaning it'll be driveable in emergency situations should I lose all air.
Just as important (actually more so!) as what the car looks like lowered, is the underbody clearance, which goes from around 6 inches to a scant 1 1/4 inches, depending on height setting. At ride height (middle picture) it's clear all the mechanical and chassis components are above the scrubline.Though the majority of the wire harnesses are routed nicely, I'm not sure where I'll mount the battery, so I deliberately left the main power harness long. The remainder of the wiring will be tidied and zip-tied in due course but I wanted to test-run the system. It worked the first time, with no leaks whatsoever. Now I'd better get on and hook up the fuel system ...As mentioned in the last installment, I intended to use dropped spindles. Though the front suspension came from Chassis Engineering, they used Heidts A-arms on this application, so I approached Heidts for a pair of their 2-inch dropped forged steel spindles. As it turned out, I didn't need them, as they'd cause the front crossmember to sit on the ground on "full drop", which I didn't want. I did think briefly about moving the ShockWave lower mounts back up to where the shock bolt holes still are (remember I only tacked the new brackets on) but this would equate to more than 2 inches of travel at the wheel, and even with dropped spindles this would raise the car from where it is now for no appreciable gain apart from a little less camber at "full drop".


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CHARLESTON, S.C. - Colby Holmes worked 7.1 innings and allowed just one run on four hits with a season-high eight strikeouts and 14th ranked South Carolina scored twice in the first inning on the way to a 3-1 win over College of Charleston on Tuesday evening at Patriots Point.
The Gamecocks improve to 19-6 with College of Charleston falling to 13-11 on the year.
Holmes scattered four hits throughout his outing and his eight strikeouts are the most since he tallied a career-high nine last year in the NCAA Regional vs. Manhattan.
Holmes earned the win and is now 2-2 on the year. Former Brookland-Cayce standout Adam Westmoreland hurled a perfect ninth inning to pick up his second save of the season.
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This warning light is a great way to make your vehicles and equipment highly visible and is the light of choice for state highway departments, cities, contractors and agricultural users. Strobe uses a Fresnel lens for maximum light amplification and a xenon gas bulb that lasts several times longer than traditional incandescent or halogen bulbs. Solid state circuitry contains no relays or moving parts and is dipped in a protective coating to keep out dirt and moisture. Permanent-mount light includes a 7-ft. straight cord and standard bolt mounting hardware. 360°, revolving, 12-volt strobe provides 90 revolutions per minute at 105,000 candelas. Measures 8"Hx8-1/4"-dia. Amber color. USA made.
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1963 Dodge 330 Coupe - FX GhostWritten on January 1, 2008 It's Odd; It's Cool; It's a 354 Hemi-powered '63 Dodge
The nose-high stance came from a straight axle. The body was straight with a Max Wedge scoop and period-correct wheels. One knowledgeable onlooker quickly looked underneath and declared it probably had a big-block Chevy in it. Owner Ken Hobbs popped the hood, and nope, no brand X transplants here--a '50s era 354 Hemi was between the framerails.
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Monday News, October 15
Plymouth County 4-H Council To Hold Fund Raiser
(Kingsley) -- The Plymouth County Youth 4-H Council is giving back to the community by organizing a fund raiser for a Kingsley family. Sam Pratt, a 4-H Youth Council member says the organization will hold a fundraiser on Sunday, October 21 at the Plymouth County Fairgrounds, beginning at 1 p.m. The money raised will help the Vondrak Family who has three young daughters, all suffering from Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type II and are confined to wheelchairs.
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Pratt explains why the 4-H Council decided to hold the fund raiser for the Vondrak family.
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Kennedy Vondrak, the oldest of the three daughters is in second grade and is a member of the Kingsley Clover Kids group. Clover Kids is an organized effort that teaches young people about 4-H before they are old enough to join 4-H. Pratt says her fellow 4-H Council Members were eager to help with the fund raiser. For additional information, or for registration forms, you can contact the Plymouth County Extension office at 546-7835.
Gehlen Catholic To Make Important Announcement
(Le Mars) -- Gehlen Catholic High School is planning a news conference for this (Monday) afternoon at the Reardon Family Gym. The announcement will take place at 2:20 p.m. and it has to deal with Gehlen Catholic and its affinity with Opportunities Unlimited.
School Officials Able To Track Bullying Incidents
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - School administrators in Sioux City say a new state bullying database helped them stop harassment.
The Sioux City Journal reports that school officials have used the system to track where instances of bullying have taken place.
The database required by the Iowa Department of Education has been in use for the past month. The system collects detailed reports about where bullying has occurred, who was involved and why
the victim was targeted.
Sioux City schools administrator Marilyn Charging says the database has helped administrators identify where bullying has occurred, allowing them to increase staff in problem areas.
The Iowa Department of Education says districts filed nearly 11,000 reports of bullying in the 2011 to 2012 school year.
16 Year Old Dies After Car-Train Accident
LITTLE SIOUX, Iowa (AP) - A 16-year-old girl has died after her vehicle was struck by a train in western Iowa.
The Iowa State Patrol says Cailey Berndt, of Little Sioux, didn't yield to a train at a crossing around noon on Sunday in Harrison County. The train struck her vehicle, which ended up in a
nearby waterway.
Berndt was flown to a hospital in Omaha, Neb. Authorities say she was pronounced dead shortly after her arrival at the hospital.
The Iowa State Patrol and Union Pacific officials are investigating the accident.
Weekend Storm Produces Three Fires
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say three house fires in the Des Moines area were all caused by weekend thunderstorms.
The Des Moines Register reports that lightning strikes triggered fires at two homes in Johnston and one in Clive.
The Johnston fires were triggered at houses across the street from one another. Johnston Fire Chief Jim Krohse says both involved ruptured gas lines, but no one was injured.
In Clive, a lightning strike was blamed for an attic fire that caused damage estimated at $20,000. No injuries were reported.
The blazes were reported as the weekend threat of tornadoes subsided. Storms that moved through Iowa late Friday and early Saturday shed up to 2 inches of rain in the southern part of the
Teenager Shot in Des Moines
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A Des Moines teenager is dead and another is in jail after an accidental shooting that may have begun with horseplay.
Sixteen-year-old Corey Hamilton Junior died of a single gunshot wound to the head shortly after 10:30 p.m. Friday. Police have charged 15-year-old Dontavius Sharkey with involuntary manslaughter
and reckless use of a firearm.
Des Moines Police Sergeant Chris Scott says the boys "may have been horsing around" with the gun before it went off. Scott says Sharkey told police that he thought it was unloaded when he pulled
the trigger.
The shooting happened in a Des Moines apartment complex. Hamilton was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Two Girls Gone Missing
SHELLSBURG, Iowa (AP) - Authorities in eastern Iowa are searching for two missing 15-year-old girls.
KWWL-TV in Waterloo reports that Skie Floyd and Jazlyn Visek both last made contact with family members on Saturday afternoon.
Family members say they left in a gold Jeep Grand Cherokee with no license plates. The girls are both from the Shellsburg area.
Benton County Sheriff Randy Forsyth says the girls may be with two runaways from the Atlantic area, 16-year-old Corey Sunderman and 13-year-old Austin Boggs.
Jet Makes Emergency Landing
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say mechanical problems forced a twin-engine corporate jet to make an emergency landing in eastern Iowa.
KWQC-TV in Davenport reports that the plane landed safely at the Quad City International Airport on Sunday morning. Six people were on board, and no one was hurt.
The station reports that the plane had a hydraulic failure at high altitude, and was forced to land shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday.
Woman Conducts Drug Deal With Daughter in Back Seat
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) - A Davenport woman is accused of smoking marijuana while driving to a drug deal with her 6-week-old child in the back seat.
The Quad-City Times in Davenport reports that 19-year-old Cassandra Davis was charged with possession of a controlled substance and child endangerment.
Davenport police say they spotted Davis smoking a pipe as she drove past an unmarked squad car shortly before 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Officers pulled her over and found two baggies of
Police say 18-year-old Joshua Gosselin of Davenport was sitting in the backseat with 13 grams of marijuana, along with prescription painkillers and other pills.
The child endangerment charge is a felony because the infant was exposed to a controlled substance. Davis faces up to five years in prison if convicted.
Iowa Had Few Tornadoes This Summer
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Iowa is on pace to see the quietest tornado season in nearly 50 years, thanks to the drought.
State Climatologist Harry Hillaker says this summer's extreme dry conditions have helped keep tornadoes at bay. The Gazette in Cedar Rapids reports that Iowa has recorded just 16 twisters this
Hillaker says that total is the lowest since 1963. Iowa has seen an average of 47 tornadoes annually over the last 33 years. There were 49 reported during another drought year in 1988.
Hillaker says the tornadoes that have hit Iowa this year were fairly weak.
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Hi everyone
I'm evaluating the NE trial at the moment before moving our 9 users over and there's something that's been bugging me whilst using the AJAX UI in anger over the past few weeks.
I'm sure when I checked out the demo there used to be buttons to allow you to quickly page through messages and navigate to the first/last pages.
It seems to have been replaced by an AJAX auto-load, which automatically loads the next x number of messages when you get to the bottom of the list.
Pretty cool but in FF 3.5.8 on WinXP SP3 it means I can't manually click within the scrollbars to move down the list faster.
Is there any way to get these pagination buttons back?
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We have a user with two devices runing IOs 5.0.1 and facing calendars don't working in the proper way.
If the user adds an appointment either on the IPAD or the IPHONE the appointment shows on zimbra and on both devices.
If the user makes a change of an appointment on the Iphone it shows ok on the Zimbra, but it doesn't update on the Ipad.
If the user changes an appointment on the Ipad the change it's not shown on the Zimbra neither on the iphone.
We aren't using SSL and we have activated push on the Iphone and on the Ipad.
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Lately, with the days getting longer (y'all did turn your clocks forward, right?), the hems, inevitably, are getting shorter, and we're not just talking miniskirts and cut-off shorts. No, no, the same thing is happening up top, pun totally intended. Now while a cropped top may seem like a pretty body-restrictive garment (we don't all have washboard abs, Zac Efron!), in reality it's a lot more versatile than you think. You don't actually need a flat tummy to wear the revealing piece. You know why? 'Cause you don't need to bare your belly at all.
Sure, the cropped top may have initially been created with a spring-break-woo-hoo type of look in mind, but it actually functions perfectly fine in the realm of everyday attire. You really can wear one anywhere/anytime, and you won't even have to think about your little battle with the bulge. Don't believe us? Well, we've put together some of our favorite ways to wear a cropped top without showing too much skin – the cream of the crop, if you will. Take a look. Maybe tonight you can skip some of those crunches and still be the queen of the crop.
1. Semi-Sheer Button-Up Blouse, 2. Join The Panels Flared Denim Skirt, 3. Back In Straps Cropped Top
Prep Talk – Come on. Has Cher Horowitz ever steered us wrong? As if! So take a cue from the fashion-forward-even-back-in-the-nineties Clueless girls and wear your cropped top over a button-down blouse for that preciously preppy, put-together look. A splendid solution for that impossibly see-through button-up you haven't been able to wear out yet, which will pair especially well with a top that has a little bit of structure.
1. Satin Bra Top, 2. Pod Luck Dolman Sweatshirt Cardigan, 3. Totally Tartan High-Waisted Pencil Skirt
High And Waisted – A cropped top may leave your mid-section all out and about, but wear it with a high-waisted piece and your beautiful (or bountiful?) belly can go back into hiding. You, on the other hand, will be happy to show yourself off, since in this flattering silhouette you'll be nothing but legs, baby. And that perfect, peekaboo sliver of skin that remains will have you looking like you just stepped off of a spring runway.
1. Cross Your Tee Cropped Top, 2. Slip Away Strappy Cami Maxi Dress
Take Up Arms – What do you do when you're freezing your
ass arms off in a sleeveless dress that you don't want to cover up with a big ol' jacket? Normally it's a shrug to the rescue, right? But a long-sleeved cropped top can serve the exact same purpose. And we think this is even better since it can also provide some additional structural or decorative detail to the front, as is the case with the crossover top shown above.
1. Painted Floral Cropped Top, 2. Acid Wash Overalls
Overall Winner – Another winning combination? Cropped tops and overalls. Jumpers really don't allow you much bulk underneath, so the itsy-bitsy-teeny-weeny cropped top is the perfect under-wear. The pinafore top (just a fancy way to say "apron") gives you quite a bit of coverage up front while still letting you bare a little skin on the sides. Plus, a bright color or a blooming print can add some extra pop to your entire look.
1. Tied Together 4Ever Cropped Top, 2. Harnessed Surplice Dress
One-Two Punch – And finally, a cropped top can be worn over a dress for a convertible two-piece look. You'll look like you've donned a shirt-skirt combo, but if you feel like an instant constume change, all you have to do is slip off the top. Talk about an easy transition from day to night! Choose a cropped top with some cool detailing to add a little sumpin'-sumpin' to the dress underneath. And then voila! Queen of the crop.
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I've been using Gmail for around 8 months, and now I switched to Zimbra. I set it to get POP3 from Gmail, everything works fine, except that it does not load all mails from Gmail. I have around 4000 mails in Gmail and Zimbra got around 1700. Right now it is getting new mails and works fine, but what about that old mails ? I don't know if it is fetchmail configuraton or it is Zimbra.


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May 31, 2016
Pink, pink, everywhere! Northeast Middle School students, faculty, and staff all donned pink attire to raise awareness about breast cancer. Teachers also taught on the importance of being healthy and gave healthy lifestyle tips. The school counselor, Terisa Pittman, is a breast cancer survivor, and she is happy to see the support the school has shown.
"As a breast cancer survivor, it's just wonderful to see all of our students and staff support our cause and to encourage us," Pittman says. "I'm 13 years out, and we have a lot of kids here at the school that have lost relatives or loved ones from breast cancer, so it's just uplifting and it gives us all hope."
Pittman is not the only person at Northeast Middle that has been affected. Other teachers, family of faculty, and students have been impacted directly by breast cancer, and students are glad to take part and raise awareness.
Jade Matfey, a 7th grader, tells us, "We actually have two teachers in here; we have Miss Pittman and Miss Pierce, and they have both fought through breast cancer, and they have both survived, and I'm proud that we are having this to support them and to support everybody that has been going through or that has had breast cancer."
Leah McMurray, also a 7th grader, has lost a family member to breast cancer. "I'm glad about it because I know a lot of people who had breast cancer, and my nanny just died from that, and she fought through it once, and she had just passed away from it again, so I'm glad all the teachers are supporting it."
School officials may make this an annual event.
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Buck Brannaman: The Making of a Bridle Horse DVD Series
Buck Brannaman: The Making of a Bridle Horse DVD three part series. Part 1 takes you through the snaffle bit. Part 2 covers use of the hackamore. Part 3 includes two-reins and into the bridle. Slow motion effects and Buck's easy-going narration take you through each step. DVD. 60 min. Specify part. Read more...
In this three-part DVD series, Buck Brannaman: The Making of a Bridle Horse, you learn through Buck's easy-going style how to train your horse to a bridle. Choose Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3.
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1- Nourishes and supports the health of the whole body.
2- Strengthening foundational formula delivers optimal potencies of FoodState Nutrients™ and organic herbs.
3- Promotes immune health and well-being.
4- Protective array of carotenoids and antioxidants from colorful whole foods and organic herbs.
5- Enriched with enzymes to enhance digestive health.
6- Easy to digest & can be taken on an empty stomach without upset.
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Vitamin A (200 mg*; carrots) 10000 IU / 200
As Alpha & Beta Carotene with Mixed Carotenoids (Cryptoxanthin' Lutein' Zeaxanthin' Lycopene)
Vitamin C (400 mg*; oranges) 100 mg / 167
Vitamin D3 (20 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 1000 IU / 250
Vitamin E*** (240 mg*; organic brown rice) 60 IU / 200
Vitamin K (7 mg*; cabbage) 65 mcg / 81
Thiamine (B-1) (24 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 6 mg / 400
Riboflavin (B-2) (60 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 6 mg / 353
Niacinamide (120 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 30 mg / 150
Vitamin B-6 (50 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 10 mg / 500
Folate (40 mg*; broccoli) 400 mcg / 100
Vitamin B-12 (10 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 50 mcg / 833
Biotin (60 mg*; organic brown rice) 300 mcg / 100
Pantothenic Acid (80 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 20 mg / 200
Calcium (2000 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 100 mg / 10
Iodine (7 mg* ; S. cerevisiae) 100 mcg / 67
Magnesium (2000 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 100 mg / 25
Zinc (400 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 20 mg / 133
Selenium (70 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 70 mcg / 100
Copper (50 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 500 mcg / 25
Manganese (40 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 2 mg / 100
Chromium (GTF) (60 mg*;S. cerevisiae) 120 mcg / 100
Molybdenum (25 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 50 mcg / 67
Potassium (5106 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 20 mg / 1
Boron (50 mg*; S. cerevisiae) 500 mcg / **
Body Strengthening Blend 325 mg / **
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Immune Health Blend 200 mg / **
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Organic Herbal Antioxidants 105 mg / **
Organic Ginger Root' Organic Rosemary' Organic Turmeric' Organic Oregano Leaf.
Digestive Enzymes 6 mg / **
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Not everyone is aware of the benefits of pruning climbing roses in the summer. However, this is recommended if you want to enjoy their colourful splendour right through to autumn. Roses normally flower in the months of June to August.
Climbing roses gradually finish flowering in October. If you leave the overblown flowers on the bush, rose-hips will form. These are an attractive sight in winter, but the formation of rose-hips takes up a lot of the plant's energy.
In November it is important to keep a close eye on the weather. You should be especially wary of night frost, as many (tub) plants are vulnerable to frost and therefore require extra protection.
It is important to regularly prune and thin out aquatic plants in order to keep the pond neat and tidy and to prevent the water from become too rich in nutrients.
Pruning is mainly a question of avoiding too much vegetative waste in the pond, so you should regularly consider which stems and leaves are to be removed.
The look you want to achieve is determined partly by the colours used. You could opt for a fresh look with cheerful colours, but warm colours such as red, orange and brown also create a pleasant ambience in the living room in the cold winter months. For the finishing touch, candles are indispensable of course!


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GREENSBORO - The Dance for Life event in downtown Greensboro helped raise awareness for breast cancer Monday night.
Dancers wore pink and lined up to show support.
Proceeds from the line dancing festivities went to the Sister Network to provide free mammograms for women who don't have insurance.
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HAMPTON – Humboldt won its eighth straight game and improved its season record to 9-2 by turning back Hampton-Dumont in a pair of games this week. Humboldt defeated the Bulldogs 49-37 on Jan. 11 at Hampton and 58-45 on Jan. 8 in Humboldt.
The Wildcats, 8-2 in the North Central Conference, were led in scoring by Michael Orness with 14 points and Jaxon Heinz with 12. Bryan Larson and Brady Ross each had 9 while Matt Pogge made 3 and Ben Jacobson added 2. Parker Claypool led H-D with 9 points. Cole Miller and Bo Brass each had 7.
Humboldt also beat the Bulldogs 58-45 on Jan. 8. The Wildcats were led by Bryan Larson's 14 points and Michael Orness with 10. Alex Nelson and Don Smith each had 8 while Brady Ross made 6, Jaxon Heinz 5 and Jaylen Heinz with 3. Ben Madison and Ben Jacobson each had 2.
Humboldt, now 9-2 overall on the season, will return home to host Algona Bishop Garrigan on Tuesday, Jan. 15. HHS is at Eagle Grove on Jan. 18.
See complete story and box score in the Humboldt Independent Newspaper. Subscribe to the print or electronic versions for complete access.