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Royals announce 2012 INK Student Night and Local Music Showcase
Join the Royals every Wednesday home game during the 2012 season for INK Student Night and Local Music Showcase. Student Night tickets are available for purchase in the Rivals Outfield Box or Hy-Vee Infield for 13 Wednesday home games for high school and college students with a valid ID at the Kauffman Stadium Box Office for just $7. Seating is subject to availability.
Making its return in 2012 is the Local Music Showcase presented by INK Magazine. Every Student Night will feature live local music pregame in the Outfield Experience. Concerts will begin approximately one hour prior to the start of the game. Bands and dates are subject to change.
INK Local Music Showcase Line-up
April 18 vs. Detroit – Beautiful Bodies
May 9 vs. Boston – The Grisly Hand
May 16 vs. Baltimore – Oriole Post
June 6 vs. Minnesota – She's A Keeper
June 13 vs. Milwaukee – Dollar Fox
June 27 vs. Tampa Bay – Quiet Corral
July 18 vs. Seattle – Hearts of Darkness
August 1 vs. Cleveland – Apples For Archers
August 15 vs. Oakland – We are Voices
August 29 vs. Detroit – Making Movies
September 5 vs. Texas – The Good Foot
September 19 vs. White Sox – Antennas Up
October 3 vs. Detroit – Barclay Martin Ensemble
In addition to great seats and live music, fans can enjoy The Happy Hour Special on Wednesday nights at the Crown Classic concession area in the Outfield Experience. The special includes a hot dog and 12 ounce beer or 24 ounce soft drink for just $7.
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|Bob Hanna takes part in Korean War veteran honor flight
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Wednesday, 06 November 2013 22:06
Bob Hanna watches the changing of the guard at the Arlington National Cemetery in Virgina last Tuesday. His visit was part of an honor flight which took Korean War combat veterans from Nebraska to visit the Korean War Memorial, other memorials and Arlington National Cemetery. The honor flight was hosted by Patriotic Productions of Omaha. (Courtesy Photo | Mike Theiler for the Lincoln Journal Star)
By Sheri Hink-Wagner
The Wauneta Breeze
Bob Hanna of Wauneta was part of an honor flight that took 135 combat veterans from Nebraska to Washington, D.C. last Tuesday to visit the Korean War Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery.
The honor flight was organized by Patriotic Productions, based in Omaha and run by Bill and Evonne Williams.
Hanna said the trip was "very impressive." Hanna's daughter, Nancy Munderloh, drove him to Omaha on Monday, Oct. 28 in preparation for the trip on Tuesday, Oct. 29.
It was a long day for the Korean veterans–starting at 3 a.m. Tuesday and ending at 1 a.m. Wednesday–but Hanna said it was worthwhile.
He said they saw the Korean War Memorial and drove around Arlington National Cemetery, including being able to watch the changing of the guard.
"It was quite the deal and I appreciated it very much," said Hanna.
The trip was provided at no cost to the veterans as a way of honoring and saying "thank you" to our nation's heros.
Will Williams of Patriotic Productions said the organization received 555 applications from veterans to take part in the honor flight. The 135 who took part in the honor flight were from 70 communities across Nebraska.
A total of approximately $90,000 was raised from 350 donors to finance the honor flight for Nebraskan veterans.
While the veterans were in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday Evonne Williams organized activities in Omaha for their wives and families which included a lunch, tour of Omaha and a pizza party.
Bill Williams said the pizza party was especially special for the family members because it gave the veterans' wives a chance to talk about their experiences during the Korean War when their husbands were gone to war.
When the veterans returned to Omaha late Tuesday night 200 people were at the airport to greet them.
On Wednesday, the organization took veterans from Iowa on an honor flight as well.
Previously, Patriotic Productions took seven flights of World War II veterans on honor flights in 2007 and 2008.
While in Washington, D.C. the honor flight veterans posed for a group photo in front of the Air Force Memorial. A total of 135 combat veterans from the Korean War visited memorials as part of the honor flight. (Courtesy Photo | David Buell)
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Alison Sudol, IUCN Ambassador tells the world 'The Story of Pines'
27 November 2012 | Article
American singer-songwriter and IUCN Goodwill Ambassador Alison Sudol has co-written and lent her beautiful voice to a new animated short film which illustrates the importance of the natural world.
Produced by Participant Media and co-written by Alison, called simply, "The Story of Pines," the film is a companion piece to Pines, Alison's third full-length studio album released in the US last month.
As an IUCN Goodwill Ambassador, Alison is actively sharing her commitment for Nature. Pines, and "The Story of Pines" beautifully conveys the importance the natural world. The 16-minute movie launched a tree planting campaign spearheaded by TakePart TV.


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Representing the Obama administration, Rural Utilities Service administrator Jonathan Adelstein (left) said a discussion on improving North Carolina's rural economy, hosted recently by the state's electric cooperatives, was one of the most impressive ones he's seen. Shown with him is Joe Brannan, CEO of the co-ops' statewide organizations. Photo by Michael Gery.
North Carolina's electric cooperatives in June hosted a discussion on the partnership between the U.S. Rural Utilities Service (RUS) and the businesses and agencies guiding North Carolina's economic development. RUS administrator Jonathan Adelstein said the meeting was "one of the most impressive I have seen" in a series of such meetings. He said the Obama Administration initiated the White House Roundtable on Business & Infrastructure series to "hear from the business community about what we can do to help grow the economy and rural America."
RUS, an agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is the successor to the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) that was instrumental in helping electric cooperatives form and bring power to rural communities in the 1930s and 1940s. Today, RUS administers USDA's Rural Development Utilities Program that manages more than $165 billion in loans and loan guarantees that are at work to improve the economic stability of rural communities, businesses, residents, farmers and ranchers and improve the quality of life in rural areas. Electric cooperatives have long been a prime mover in bringing these programs to their service areas.
Besides Adelstein and electric cooperative leaders, those attending the White House Roundtable included representatives from the N.C. Chamber of Commerce, Department of Commerce, Rural Economic Development Center, Institute for Minority Economic Development, Golden Leaf Foundation, Farm Bureau, community colleges, telephone cooperatives and various businesses.
Much of the discussion focused on developing and maintaining infrastructure that can attract and keep businesses and create jobs. Elements include water and sewer systems, broadband communication, business parks and agriculture and energy-related services. Adelstein and Randall Gore, USDA's rural development director for North Carolina, praised the state's work in advancing broadband, telemedicine and distance learning services for rural communities. In early June, USDA funded more than $500,000 in grants for such services based at the health center on Ocracoke and Vidant health centers based in Chowan, Duplin, Edgecombe, Hertford and Pitt counties.
USDA Rural Development has seven area offices and 14 field offices across the state. Area office locations are in Asheville, Shelby, Lumberton, Asheboro, Henderson, Kinston and Smithfield. Further information on rural programs is available at a local USDA Rural Development office or by visiting the USDA Rural Development website at www.rurdev.usda.gov.


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Brian Deegan got some new land just down the street from his current crib in Temecula. This new one blows the old one away!
Deegan has been working hard for a while getting the new house and riding compound dialed in. We headed out there the other day to see how things were coming along. The main house, guest house with workshop, infinity pool with swim up bar and grotto are still under construction. The 50' x 50' foam pit is all done and just needs some ramps put up to it. All that and more on 21 acres of dirt bike heaven! You're jealous. So are we.


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Looking at a wet suit on your site and it tells nothing about the seams or % of stretch
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Santee Cooper has announced the permanent retirement of both generating units at Grainger Generating Station and the two coal-fired generating units at Jefferies Generating Station, effective Dec. 31.
The closures follow an October decision by Santee Cooper's board of directors, which authorized the retirement of both coal-fired units at Grainger, located in Conway, and four generating units at Jefferies Generating Station in Moncks Corner.
That decision was in response to changing generation needs and expensive new environmental regulations that would require significant upgrades at those stations, Santee Cooper said. The units are Santee Cooper's oldest and smallest generating stations.
The Jefferies hydroelectric units will not be impacted.
Santee Cooper is relocating affected Jefferies employees to other positions made available through attrition, so no layoffs are anticipated, the state-owned utility said.
Grainger has been idle since the spring and most employees have already been relocated from that station.
Moncks Corner-based Santee Cooper is South Carolina's state-owned electric and water utility, and the state's largest power producer, serving 2 million electricity consumers.


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Officers from Montgomery County's 4th District were called to the area of Connecticut Avenue and Randolph Road around 8:15 p.m. for a report of a pedestrian struck. Police along with fire/rescue personnel found a woman in a grassy area just off southbound lanes of Connecticut Avenue near Everton Street. The victim, who has been identified as Marlyn Eres Ali, was immediately taken to Suburban Hospital where she later died.
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After breast surgery (mastectomy), you may feel some pain going down your arm. Your shoulder and arm may be stiff and hard to move. You may also have some loss of feeling there.
The basic exercises described here will help you start moving your arm. But be careful not to overdo it. For example, don't lift anything heavy with your arm until your doctor says it's okay.
Getting started with exercises
Don't start to exercise until your doctor says it's okay. If you are not sure how to do an exercise, don't start it until your doctor or physical therapist shows you exactly how to do it.
Stop exercising if your arm or chest area hurts or begins to swell. Talk with your doctor about your symptoms. Also call your doctor if you have problems doing an exercise or if it hurts.
Wear loose-fitting clothing while you do your exercises.
Use your arm for your usual activities, such as brushing your teeth and hair.
Special exercises that will help you get back your strength and flexibility include:
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A myringotomy is a procedure to put a hole in the ear drum. This is done so that fluid trapped in the middle ear can drain out. The fluid may be blood, pus, and/or water. In many cases, a small tube is inserted into the hole in the ear drum. The tube helps to maintain drainage.
A myringotomy may be done:
After the procedure, pain and/or pressure in the ear due to fluid build-up should be alleviated. Hearing loss due to fluid build-up should improve as well.
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Your doctor will likely do the following:
Leading up to your procedure:
Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure, like:
General anesthesia is most often used. You will be asleep. In some cases, a local anesthetic will be used to numb the ear.
A small microscope is placed in position to give the doctor a better view. A tiny incision will be made in the eardrum. Fluid from the middle ear will then be drained. In most cases, a small tube will be inserted and left in place. This will allow the drainage to continue.
No stitches will be used to close the incision. The incision will heal itself. The procedure is often done on both ears. Some doctors may use a laser beam to make the opening in the ear drum.
The surgery will last about 15–20 minutes.
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. You may have minor pain after surgery. Your doctor can give you pain medication or recommend a nonprescription pain reliever to manage this discomfort. Also, lidocaine ear drops may be given to decrease pain.
If ear tubes are inserted, you may feel popping, pulsation, clicking, or minor pain when burping, chewing, or yawning until the ear heals around the tubes.
After the procedure, be sure to follow your doctor's
which may include:
Complete healing without complications should occur within four weeks. If ear tubes were inserted, they should fall out within 6-12 months. In some cases, surgery to remove the ear tubes may be necessary. Most ear drums heal normally after tubes come out, but visible scarring is not unusual.
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
American Academy of Pediatrics
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
Canadian Society of Otolaryngology
Hospital for Sick Children
Acute otitis media. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us. Updated June 3, 2013. Accessed September 3, 2013.
Myringotomy and PE tubes.
Baylor College of Medicine Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Communicative Sciences website. Available at:
http://www.bcm.edu/oto/index.cfm?pmid=16841. Accessed September 3, 2013.
Myringotomy and PE tubes. The University of Chicago Children's Hospital website. Available at:
http://www.uchicagokidshospital.org/specialties/ent/patient-guides/myringotomy.html. Accessed September 3, 2013.
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http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php: Bell L. Tympanostomy tubes in children. NEJM. 2013 Aug 12. Reviewing Rosenfeld RM et al., Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 2013 Jul 149:8.
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Off Day Notes from Kauffman Stadium
Let's all agree that this weekend, on the field, we didn't really see the results we were looking for, right? Getting swept at home by the Detroit Tigers – even if they are being labeled the best team in the A.L. – is hard to swallow. The Tigers are now 14-1 at Kauffman Stadium since the start of last season and the Royals only have one more chance to improve that record this season with a three-game set at home against Detroit at the end of August. Since today's a much-needed off day, we're catching up in the office. Here's some briefs from the homestand, both on and off the field.
APRIL SHOWERS BRING…MORE SHOWERS IN MAY: It was on-again, off-again rain all week at Kauffman Stadium. Even with the showers…and the lightning…and the thunder, we managed to still get every game in. But, keep the rain gear handy for the final three games of the homestand against Oakland – the weather is not supposed to be much better.
STREAKS ARE GROWING: As a whole, the team is batting just .250 this season. But, we should look at that stat as one that is on the verge of rising. Three every-day players have compiled notable hitting streaks recently and then there is the recent offensive surge of Ross Gload. Through the first seven games of this homestand, Ross is batting .455 (10-for-22). Tony Pena and Mark Teahen each have seven-game hit streaks going with Pena batting .333 (8-for-24) during his career-best streak and Teahen producing a .333 average (9-for-27) in his. Mark Grudzielanek has hit in a season-high eight straight games, batting .353 and going 12-for-34 in those games.
CUDDLE CRAZY: Many young Royals fans took advantage of our second Build-A-Bear Workshop Day, collecting a cuddly Koala when they entered the stadium Sunday afternoon. The third and final Build-A-Bear Workshop Day is July 8 – the "Hot Dog Derby Racer." So, you have some time to decide if you are a mustard, ketchup or relish.
BUCK BUZZES AT BEE: Before stepping in as a Celebrity Speller for the Sunday performance of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee," Royals catcher John Buck showed some signs of nervousness in the clubhouse Sunday afternoon and did not hesitate in pumping Senior Director of Publicity Lora Grosshans, who went to the Saturday matinee performance, for some information. Lora came through with a little "cheat sheet" of words for Buck. Well, even though the words were different, Buck did pretty well, outlasting the other Celebrity Spellers during the performance. Good thing, too, since teammate Ryan Shealy was in the audience and an early first-round exit would have been brutal to deal with Tuesday in the clubhouse.
INDOOR SIGNINGS…AGAIN: Another Autograph Afternoon at the ballpark was altered because of weather Sunday. As the rain came down outside, we had to move the players – Ryan Shealy, Neal Musser, Joakim Soria and Jimmy Gobble – inside to the Level Two concourse. It's the third time already this season that poor weather has interfered with the fan-favorite event. Thanks to all the patient fans that showed up despite the conditions. Let's start knocking on wood now that the sun cooperates for the next Autograph Afternoon on June 10.
STARTERS GALORE: The starting rotation is about to get pretty crowded. Both Scott Elarton and Luke Hudson are expected to return from their rehab assignments this week. Any opinions on how the pitching staff should shape up?
BRING IN THE BAND: Nothing says Happy Cinco de Mayo at The K better than a roving Mariachi band in matching blue uniforms on the home dugout. Did you get a chance to join in on the Royals' fiesta?
TEAHEN THE SPEECHWRITER: Even though he finished writing the speech just moments before heading into the banquet hall, Royals outfielder Mark Teahen had little trouble keeping the crowd entertained as the guest speaker at the 2007 Kansas City Star's Scholar-Athlete Awards Program. When asked if he ever second-guessed a career as a Major League Baseball player, Teahen jokingly admitted he had some doubts as recently as last season…when he got sent to the minors for a month. We're all glad the 2006 Player of the Year put those minor doubts behind him.


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Rooting for Long Island's baseball team
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Hurricane Sandy damaged the ballpark's roof and three inches of water washed through the upper level. All storm-related damage has been repaired and the stadium is ready for another season.
New league rules concerning time between pitches and the number of meetings that managers, coaches and players can have with pitchers during a game seek to speed up the games.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday games will be broadcast on WRCN/103.9-FM. The broadcast team will include Chris King and David Weiss. Both have been involved since the team's inaugural 2000 season. Also in the booth will be Michael Polak, in his fourth year of broadcasting Ducks games, and broadcast assistant Tom Felice.
The Ducks, who play in the eight-team Atlantic League, began their 140-game season April 18 with a seven-game road trip to Texas and Pennsylvania.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.liducks.com or at the box office at Bethpage Ballpark at 3 Court House Drive, Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., or call (631) 940-TIXX (8499).
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First of all let me say that I am not yet 100% sure if this is a Zimbra problem. I am posting this in case it is a known issue and that someone can save me a lot of time in problem determination.
Setup is as follows:
ZCS 4.0.2 installed in Fedora Core 4 running in VMware Server using bridged networking (am going to change to a dedicated NIC is case this helps);
Zimbra accessed from both local network and via port forwarding firewall from the internet (IPCOP firewall)
Multiple clients attaching using Microsoft Outlook as a POP3 client, Outlook users are sending mail using SMTP with authentication from both internal network and from the internet.
All works fine most of the time; however:
I have one set of 10 external users that are all using Microsoft outlook in a single office. The office has a NATed connection to the internet (IPCOP). All clients are set to check POP3 mail every 5 minutes.
Several times a day on various user machines Outlook reports time outs when trying to connect with POP3 or with SMTP. If the users simply waits for about 30 minutes to an hour the POP3 / SMTP connections will eventually be successfull and their incoming mail will arrive and the outgoing mail will be delivered.
This problem has only started happening since the installation of 4.0.2. I never had this problem with 4.0.0.
I can reliably make the problem occur on a machine by clicking send / receive in Microsoft outlook all is fine. Keep pressing Send / Receive several times in quick succession so that several request go in one after the other and after about the second or third request Outlook will report time outs. Give it 10 minutes or so and the client will successfully send / receive again.
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Alameda, CA (Sports Network) - Oakland coach Dennis Allen announced Monday
that quarterback Carson Palmer's season is over.
Palmer suffered cracked ribs and a bruised lung during Sunday's 17-6 loss to
Allen said another quarterback will not be brought in for the regular-season
finale at San Diego.
"No, I think we'll stick with Matt (Leinart) and Terrelle (Pryor), both those
guys for this week," he said. "We'll get both those guys reps in practice
with the first team this week."
Allen did not reveal who would start against the Chargers.
"Our plan right now is to work both of them this week and then we'll see how
practice goes and then later in the week we'll be ready to name a starter," he
Leinart replaced Palmer against the Panthers.
Palmer finishes the season with 4,018 yards, 22 touchdowns and 14
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - The Chicago Blackhawks became the first team to
clinch a playoff spot in the 2013 NHL Playoffs after edging the Nashville
Predators 5-3 on Sunday.
Jonathan Toews tallied the game-winner with 9:28 left, while Andrew Shaw,
Bryan Bickell and Brandon Saad also tallied for the Blackhawks, who picked up
their league-leading 62nd point with the win. Patrick Kane added an empty
netter in the final minute.
Ray Emery had 19 saves in the victory.
Nick Spaling, Shea Weber and David Legwand each lit the lamp for the
Predators, losers in six of their last seven games.
Pekka Rinne turned away 35 shots in the setback.
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For 17 years, North Central College has welcomed members of the community to its annual International Festival to experience different cultures from around the world and around the corner. This year's International Festival takes place from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27, in the College's Merner Field House, 450 S. Brainard St., Naperville.
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The Cobb Planning Commission gave their approval to a 21-home, $30 million to $35 million development on Woodlawn Drive in east Cobb on Tuesday.
The Planning Commission recommended approving the zoning request in a 5-0 vote. The matter now heads to the Cobb Board of Commissioners on Oct. 16.
Attorney John Moore, who represents developer Brooks Chadwick Capital, LLC, said construction could begin within 90 days, with the 6.6-acre development complete within a year.
"What we've found is that homes located in Walton, Pope and Lassiter school districts are moving as fast as you can put them up," Moore said. "People realize that there's no more land left, so we expect these to go very quickly because of the school districts."
Moore said the four-bedroom and larger homes would average $1 million each, ranging from 4,000 to 6,000 square feet.
"These will be primarily people who want smaller houses but all the bells and whistles inside, which is a new trend," he said. "They want really nice exteriors, stone, brick, all those features, and on the inside they want upgraded appliances, all your woodwork, granite countertops everyplace, tile everyplace, wine cellars."
Property owners Wilce Frasier Jr. and Carol Hindman Butler are selling the land to Brooks Chadwick Capital, which will develop the subdivision's infrastructure, selling the lots to a builder to construct the houses. The builder has not yet been chosen, he said.
Eric Jacobsen, first vice president of the East Cobb Civic Association, said his group was not opposed to the development but provided the commission with a letter offering a few recommendations, such as installing a sidewalk along Woodlawn.
Neighbor Virginia Gregory, who held a community meeting about the subdivision at her home, said she will welcome the new neighbors but wanted to avoid compounding any safety problems.
"Please keep in mind that we're a block and a half from a middle school (Dickerson) with capacity of around 1,200 that stays at capacity and releases a flood of walkers every afternoon, and all the neighbors really appreciate walking," Gregory said.
Moore said at the request of the neighbors, two large oak trees at the proposed development's entrance would be saved, with $10,000 placed in an escrow account to be spent on replacing them if they died.
One of the stipulations in the Planning Commission's recommendation is installing the Woodlawn sidewalk as requested.
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I used three loads that were shot in each rifle and chronographed just prior to the test. The loads were the exact same for each rifle with only the rifles being changed, not loads to get a better comparison and to see the effects of different chambers and barrel lengths. The rifles are as follows:
Remington Model 600 - 6mm Remington - 18.5 " barrel
Ruger MKII - 6mm Remington - 22" barrel
Ruger #1B - 6mm Remington - 26" barrel
Tests were done at 25 yards. I must say that Nosler's rule the roost! These are some awesome bullets. The one E-tip that broke a couple petals off smacked the board I had the jugs sitting on which was placed on the ground. They all performed very well. On the sheets when I say almost out, that means the bullet almost exited the jug it was last in, 5 and almost out for example means the bullet almost exited jug #5. Saying it cut #5 for example means it almost got into number 5, and cut the jug and just about got in to it from #4.


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Railroad traffic shows continued gains for week of February 19, says AAR
February 25, 2011
The week ending February 19 delivered solid year-over-year gains, according to data released by the Association of American Railroads (AAR).
Carload volume at 296,980 was up 8.2 percent compared to the same timeframe a year ago and was also ahead of the weeks ending February 12, February 5, and January 29, which checked in at 274,043, 267,682, and 291,147, respectively. The AAR said that carload volume was up 12.7 percent in the East and up 5.4 percent out West.
Intermodal volumes for the week ending February 19 were 233,993 trailers and containers, representing a 16.9 percent annual gain. This was ahead of the week ending February 12 at 228,035 and the week ending February 5 at 198,249.
Railroad carload and intermodal volumes continue to show decent annual and sequential gains, although the annual comparisons are abating because comparisons from 2011 to 2010 will not be as significant as those from 2010 to 2009, which was when freight volume declines were steep. And prospects for 2011 look very encouraging, especially in light of recent fourth-quarter and full-year earnings results from multiple Class I carriers, which pointed to continued pricing and volume increases.
Of the 20 commodity groups the AAR tracks, 16 saw annual growth for the week ending February 19, with metallic ores up 77.6 percent, stone, clay and glass products up 20.2 percent, and motor vehicles and equipment up 16.3 percent.
Estimated ton-miles for the week were 33.5 billion for a 9.5 percent annual increase, and on a year-to-date basis, the 222.9 billion ton-miles recorded are up 7.7 percent.
Morgan Stanley analyst William Greene wrote in a research note that "rail traffic showed strength in the latest week relative to recent weeks, as volumes rebounded from levels that were depressed by severe weather…[and] intermodal and autos growth rates accelerated significantly and showed particular strength on a year-over-year basis vs. other segments."
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The picture is one of the original "concept" drawings produced by what be a less than honorable design house in the UK. The drawing is "warmer" but is not the bike that will be unveiled. If you like the drawing,
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Bozeman, MT (Sports Network) - Christian Moon scored a game-high 24 points as
he helped lead the Montana State Bobcats to a 76-68 win over the Southern Utah
Thunderbirds in Big Sky Conference play at Worthington Arena.
Xavier Blount and Paul Egwuonwu accounted for 13 and 10 points, respectively,
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leading by as many as nine points in the first half before claiming a 36-31
advantage at the break. The Thunderbirds could have closed the gap even
further if not for a 6-of-11 shooting at the free-throw line.
The Bobcats, who connected on 50 percent from the field through the first 20
minutes, dipped to 39.3 percent after intermission but maintained an edge
thanks to 16-of-21 shooting at the charity stripe.
Montana State, which held SUU without a single fast-break basket, also
outscored the visitors at the free-throw line by a 20-11 margin.
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WASHINGTON-- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of 22,000 Calphalon XL 9-speed blenders, with an additional 400 recalled in Canada.
The recall was prompted after reports of a fragment of the blender's blade unit breaking off during operation.
According to Consumer Reports, the recall comes three months after they rated this particular Calphalon blender as a "don't buy" product because of the blade-related risk of injury.
The recall involves Calphalon XL 9-speed blenders with model numbers 1832449 and ME600BL. The blenders are sold at Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl's, JCPenney, Macy's and other major retail stores nationwide and on Calphalon's website.
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Over the course of the two days, participants will develop a common understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) through engagement in activities, videos, and group discussion. Part One begins with the exploration and sharing of educators' many roles, and the impact they have on the success of students with ASD. Participants will spend the day exploring the components of communication, social understanding, sensory processing and anxiety. Strategies designed to effectively support these areas will be shared and examined.
In Part Two, participants will expand their understanding of the components of ASD to include the areas of cognitive processing and behaviour. Specifically, the importance of understanding the role that executive function plays in daily school life will be highlighted. Participants will also learn how to recognize and address the individual learning styles of their students. The critical principles of reinforcement, prompting, generalization and how to objectively define behaviour will be explored. Through the use of case studies, participants will practise developing a proactive support plan based on the knowledge and strategies introduced over the two days.
With an enhanced understanding of autism spectrum disorder, effective support strategies, and having practised proactive planning, participants will leave the two days equipped with the tools and knowledge to start the school year on the path to success.
who should attend?
This workshop is for you if you are new to teaching, or new to working with students with ASD. This course also serves as an excellent refresher heading back into the school year. If you feel that you have a strong understanding of the concepts listed above please check out the Online Applied Behaviour Analysis Certificate Course for Educators.


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Nashville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Wide receiver Damian Williams and middle
linebacker Moise Fokou are among several Tennessee Titans who will not play in
Thursday's short-week clash against fellow AFC South member Indianapolis.
Williams, Tennessee's primary return man and No. 3 receiver, is dealing with a
hip injury that also kept him out for Sunday's 29-27 loss to previously
winless Jacksonville.
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offseason addition had compiled 40 tackles, two forced fumbles and one sack
while starting the Titans' first six contests of 2013.
Tennessee also formally ruled quarterback Jake Locker out for Thursday's
divisional tilt. The team had announced Monday that the oft-injured third-year
pro will be sidelined for the remainder of the season after suffering a
Lisfranc injury to his right foot in the Jacksonville game.
Rookie Brian Schwenke, who has taken over as the Titans' starting center, is
also out after sustaining a high ankle sprain in Sunday's loss.
Tennessee also declared reserve back Tommie Campbell (shoulder), with rookie
linebacker Zaviar Gooden (hamstring) listed as questionable.
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April 1, 2009
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
The Plus new writers award has now closed
The Plus new writers award 2009, our writing competition inviting you to share your favourite bit of maths with the rest of the world, has now closed. We've had a great response, so if you have submitted an article, but not yet received confirmation of receipt, don't worry. We're working through the stacks of entries and you'll hear from us within the next few days. Thanks for taking part!
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March 30, 2009
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In our online poll to find out what Plus readers would most like to know about the Universe, you told us that you'd like to find out what happened before the Big Bang. We took the question to the renowned cosmologist John D. Barrow, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, and here is his answer. The Universe is an infinitely self-perpetuating foam of bubbles, it seems...
Read more and feel free to discuss the answer by leaving a comment on this blog. We'll periodically check back with the experts to try and answer interesting further questions.
This article is part of a series to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009. The second poll to find out what you'd like to know most about the Universe is open now, so get voting!
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March 30, 2009
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What would you like to know about your Universe — The second poll
This poll is now closed. The most popular question was: "Are the constants of nature really constant?" We will publish the answer in an article and podcast on Plus shortly. Thank you for taking part!
This is our second online poll in our series to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy 2009. Choose your favourite question from the list on the right, and we'll put the one that proves most popular to world-leading astronomers and cosmologists, including Astronomer Royal Martin Rees and author and cosmologist John D. Barrow. The poll will remain open for a month and the answer will be published in a Plus article and podcast soon after. If your most burning question is not on this list, then leave a comment on this blog and we'll endeavour to include it in a future poll — there will be five more polls dotted throughout the year.
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March 26, 2009
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The Abel Prize 2009, one of the most prestigious prizes in mathematics, has been awarded today to the Russian-born mathematician Mikhail Gromov for "his revolutionary contributions to geometry".
March 25, 2009
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The Abel Prize 2009
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March 25, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Maths phobe goes forth to multiply
A date for your TV diary: next Tuesday, the 31st of March 2009, at 9pm, BBC2 will screen the Horizon programme Alan and Marcus go forth and multiply, in which actor and comedian Alan Davies explores his fear of maths with mathematician and author Marcus du Sautoy. Together they will visit the fourth dimension, cross the universe and explore infinity, and along the way Alan does battle with some of the toughest maths questions of our age. Let's hope he's done some swotting with Plus first!
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Related Media: Treating Atrial Fibrillation
Cardioversion is the delivery of an electric shock to the chest through electrodes or paddles. The shock is given to correct a dangerous heart rhythm.
Cardioversion can be done as an elective (scheduled) procedure or may be done urgently if an abnormal heartbeat is immediately life-threatening.
If the heart is not beating regularly, it may prevent the normal circulation of blood through the body. This may deprive various organs, including the brain and heart, of oxygen. Without oxygen, the organs cannot properly function and will eventually die.
In atrial fibrillation, the electrical signals from the atria are fast and irregular. The atria quiver, rather than contract. Some signals do not reach the ventricles and the ventricles continue pumping, usually irregularly and sometimes rapidly
Non-emergency cardioversion may be used to treat the following conditions:
Emergency cardioversion may be used to treat the following types of irregular heartbeats, which can lead to death if they are not immediately converted to a more normal rhythm:
If you are planning to have cardioversion, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
For elective cardioversion:
For urgent cardioversion, there is no time for to prepare for the procedure.
You will have a short-acting deep sedation, so you will be unaware of the procedure happening.
Electrodes or paddles will be applied to the chest. An electric charge will be delivered through these electrodes or paddles to the chest and into the heart. This resynchronizes the electrical activity of the heart. It allows the heart's normal pacemaker to resume normal function. The process may need to be repeated. The electric charge may be increased with each attempt.
You will be monitored closely in a recovery room until you are fully awake. You may be allowed to go home after the procedure. If a medicine needs to be started to keep your heart in rhythm, you may need to stay in the hospital.
The procedure itself is usually less than 30 minutes.
Sedation prevents pain during the procedure. If you have an urgent cardioversion, you may be partially aware during the procedure. You may feel a jolt that some people liken to a kick in the chest.
If you had nonemergency cardioversion, you may be sent home once you are in stable condition.
People who need emergency cardioversion may be admitted to the hospital. This may be done for further observation or because of the underlying illness that caused the event.
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You may be put on blood thinners for a few weeks after the procedure. In this case, blood levels of these medicines will need to be monitored via blood tests, usually weekly. You may also be put on a medicine called an antiarrhythmic. This type of drug will help prevent the abnormal heartbeat from happening again.
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Quinn signed legislation Thursday aimed at fixing a long-term deficit in the state's Medicaid program. But advocates predict worsening health for Illinois citizens and higher future costs.
Kathy Chan of the Illinois Maternal and Child Health Coalition says her group is relieved most services for children were preserved but disappointed more than 25,000 working parents will lose state health coverage July 1.
David Vinkler of AARP says the elimination of Illinois Cares Rx will hurt thousands of seniors. The program helped pay for medications. It ends July 1.
Barbara Otto of Health and Disability Advocates says kicking people off Medicaid will make them sicker and cost more for society.
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Nice bucks, I am very excited to hunt Region G this year.
Nice bucks cutback! thanks for sharing!!
Nice bucks, I am very excited to hunt Region G this year.
A bad day in the woods is better than a good day at work.
Shoot the best, Shoot PSE!
Beautiful wall of horns there!!!
Nice work that's a great trophy room
Thanks Guys! I appreciate the shout outs.
"Old enough to know better"
Im gonna hunt G now!
Nice deer
great bunch of trophies. congrats
Very nice bucks its obvious you put in the effort,good job
Again, thanks too everyone for the compliments. As most of you know, Region G is not the unit it used to be. For that matter, I don't know many that are..... Not long ago, you rarely saw another hunter in the back country but, now it feels like, a blaze orange pumpkin resides in every basin. Too many hunters, overharvesting and depredation have wreaked havoc throughout the west, and this unit is no exception..... If you do your homework, get up earlier, work harder and are blessed with a little luck, you can achieve some form of success...... I do believe, this applies to most hunts and units, anyway.....
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And yes...we play in our PJs in the backyard, don't you?
Friday, May 13, 2011
* Backyard Makeover: Kid Friendly Play Spaces
And yes...we play in our PJs in the backyard, don't you?
15 comments:
- Jennifer said...
I love what you've done! We just created a little area in the backyard using discarded tree stumps/trunks too... but I've had this nagging feeling that something was missing. Now I know it's a mortar and pestle!!!! Thankk you for the GREAT idea! I'm hitting Homegoods this weekend to see if I'll get lucky.
Great job!
- May 13, 2011 at 1:21 PM
- Magillie said...
Oh MaryLea!!
Are you for hire? Your backyard looks fantastic! Job well done!!
- May 13, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Deanna said...
What a fabulous backyard! I've been working on ours...well namely our deck, but yard as well. I really want to add a fort (since I have boys too and they would all love it). I do need to make my girls a cool fairy garden too though! Thanks for the inspiration!
- May 13, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- Kelli Robin said...
Love your blog! Just discovered it today and cannot get enough. Your back yard is so inspiring. I need to do some of these things for my kiddos too.
- May 13, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Karen said...
This is fantastic! Thank goodness Blogger is back up so we can all see! It is too wonderful to miss!
Congratulations on finishing this project. It looks like you and your family will enjoy it for many years to come.
: )
- May 13, 2011 at 6:22 PM
- child central station said...
This is amazing! I'm linking you up to my outdoor classroom inspiration page ;). I LOVE what you have done!
- May 13, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- ReadyOrNot said...
I just spruced up our backyard too! Got rid of our old rusty swingset, put in a garden, fairy garden, giant rock and tee pee! I love the stumps! Very cute.
- May 13, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Catherine Hansen Peart said...
I am going to bookmark all these ideas for when we get a more permanent home. In the meantime, I am so making a fairy garden with my kids!! Love it all!
- May 15, 2011 at 11:56 PM
- Christie - Childhood 101 said...
Pop the kettle on and we'll be over shortly :)
- May 17, 2011 at 2:40 AM
- jenny @ let the children play said...
Completely in love with your back yard make over MaryLea :) Those giant stumps are beauties - I want some for preschool!
- May 18, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- Kate @ An Amazing Child said...
MaryLea this is just wonderful! And well done for shoveling all that mulch! I'm impressed. We have the most disastrous backyard at our new place and I'm really not sure what I can do (it's a rental) but I have my thinking cap on :)
Will you come by and link this up on Friday?
- May 18, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Sara said...
Love your blog! I just discovered it today (via Pinterest) and I'm feeling so inspired. I just love the fairy garden your girls made. Do you have any tips on how to make one of our own? I'm thinking it would be a great little project for my girls this summer. Thanks!
- May 18, 2011 at 12:11 PM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
That is wonderful MaryLea! It looks so inviting!
I am just coming out of post partum hybernation and starting to surf the internet a bit more and one of the first places I wanted to stop was your blog.
Love you friend!
- June 10, 2011 at 3:45 PM
- Marina said...
Hi Pink & Green Mama - your yard is wonderful :)
When I read about the dogs, I thought I'd share a tip.
Our doggies were getting silly - barking when I wasn't home, they were feeling a bit neglected :(
A dog whisperer came in and armed us with a plastic water bottle (1.25litre) and a bunch of five cent pieces. Now it must be small coins - the larger ones change the pitch. This method pulled our dogs back into line in minutes!
We took the bottle to the beach and this monstrous dog came running at my daughter - she had the bottle in her hand and banged it, the poor dog didn't know what to do. My daughter just cracked up laughing from the dog's reaction.
When the dogs come running up to the fence, bang it on the ground a few times - hard - don't say anything, don't look at them - it must be just the fence line they associate with the noise - not you or the girls.
The problem will be fixed in no time. Harmless to the dogs, you can feel better too a bit of banging always helps frustration :)
Most of all the girls will feel comfortable in their wonderful oasis :)
- November 27, 2011 at 6:36 PM
Love your blog!! I was checking out your ideas for organizing kid's art supplies(which were great) when I saw your backyard ideas...love the fairy garden...did you use bonsai trees?
- February 17, 2012 at 9:36 PM
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Well I was lucky enough to get my first archery bull on the ground on the second morning of our hunt! I was very fortunate that my father made the trip over from Idaho to join me. It was a experience we will never forget!
After passing a small rag horn and having a 6pt bull at 10 yards and seeing a total of 16 bulls on opeing morning we were thinking how could the next day even be half as good as today! After several scouting trips in the area we knew that we still had another drainage to check that should be very productive. So we made our game plan for the second morning and went for it! After reaching the bottom of the drainage we heard a loud branch snap and I looked in that direction and seen a small bull raking his antlers so we set up quickly, my dad crept back 75 yards and started cow calling. With no reactions from the bull i heard 2 bulls fighting farther up the hillside so i stayed patient and after about 45 minutes there were 8 bulls that filtered out and 2 bulls have bedded within 70 yards of me. After watching these bulls having no reactions to the calling i was wondering if it was going to happen. Out of nowhere one of the bulls on the hillside bugled my dad screamed right back at him and that was enough to fire him up and busting down the hill he came! After getting a couple quick ranges i picked my opening and as he went behind a group of trees i drew my bow and stopped him with a quick cow call with my mouth, I settled my 40 yard pin, squeezed the trigger and watched my arrow fly true! I couldnt stop shaking as i ran to my dad telling him "we did it!!!!". After following the blood trail for about 100 yards there lied our bull! All our hard work paid off and what a rewarding feeling it was!! The emotions running through me were undescribable! I want to give a huge thanks to my dad I could of done it without him!!!!