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10 Pack Jerky Spice and Cure
25 Pack Jerky Spice and Cure
Andouille Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Original Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Cajun Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Fajita Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Cracked Pepper and Garlic Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Hot and Spicy Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Pepperoni Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Teriyaki Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Sweet Hardwood Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Mesquite Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Hot Sticks Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Buffalo Wing Hot Chili Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Jerky Seasoning Trial 2 Packs
Jerky Seasoning Variety Pack
Nesco Jerky Works Kits
Original Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Item Number: BJ-25
58 Reviews
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This is true jerky flavor, tastes like it was smoked. The best I have ever tasted, superior flavor. I've had the Hot "n" Spicy also great!. Haven't gotten around to the Andouille yet but it interests me. Keep the new flavors coming!
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Our most popular seller! Our original jerky spice has the perfect blend of seasonings to make great tasting jerky. Try it-you will love it! Nesco Dehydrators and Jerky Kits have made making jerky easy!
Can't decide? Want more choices? You can also try the Variety Pack! It includes an assortment of flavors, so you can choose a favorite! Just click on the Variety Pack on the menu bar on the left.
Make great tasting Beef Jerky or Venison Jerky at Home!
��Each 25 pack includes 25 Spice Seasoning packs of the same flavor. 25 Cures packs are also included.
Why make homemade jerky?
It has superior flavor and texture over processed jerky!
Great tasting satisfying snack, or you could eat potato chips?
Great for watching the game.
Your health, it is a nutrient dense, high-protein food.
Lunch boxes.
Jerky is the choice of many as a healthy, protein packed energy snack.
Use our kits to make delicious beef jerky, venison jerky, poultry jerky or wild game jerky.
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58 Customer Reviews
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5 out of 5
joe B
widsor, ON
original jerky mix
Jan. 27, 2016
i made jerky before ,but with the original jerky mix my family can,t get enough nore can my fellow co-workers very good product.taste that will keep you comeing back for more
5 out of 5
Herbert C S
Lucedale, MS
My favorite Nesco/American Harvest product
Jan. 2, 2016
Best spice mix I've ever had.. Been using it for years.. For a long time I couldn't find it when Wal-Mart stopped selling it.. Then i looked up the maker of the kit we had bought.. Wala all the spice mix i need.. Of course used on my wife's Nesco FD-75PR dehydrator i bought her last year to replace the old several year old dinosaur that died. Best jerky I've ever had.
5 out of 5
derby, KS
Dec. 15, 2015
Kansas is known for big deer, and as a deer hunter for the past 30 plus years i have made 100s of LBS of deer jerky, but i can say i have only used the best jerky mix on the market (nesco AH original deer jerky mix ) i make all my deer jerky out of burger and i can say even the ladys - people who dont eat deer love my jerky, and a bag of jerky makes great Christmas gifts for alot of family and friends, i used to just run to walmart and bye it - but they dont carry it anymore ( big mistake on walmarts part ) so i have to order it online here, ps; it also works GREAT ON GOOSE JERKY
5 out of 5
Vilano Beach, FL
Dec. 8, 2015
5 out of 5
Mark S
Oakland, NE
Great deer jerky
Dec. 2, 2015
Have been using Nesco original for the past 10 years. Makes the best deer jerky ever
5 out of 5
Isabelle L
Candiac, QB
Verry good
Oct. 7, 2015
It was verry good
5 out of 5
Misha G
Fayetteville, TN
Ghost Pepper
July 15, 2015
I use this as a base jerky cure. I am big into hot peppers and I add my home grown hot pepper powder that is freshly ground at my house. I like super hots such as the Carolina Reaper and the Ghost Pepper. To make it even better, I use a 1/4 cup whiskey. The jerky is so hot that I dip it in my fresh honey straight out of my hives.
5 out of 5
juanita R
Obrien, FL
best ever
Apr. 20, 2015
Hadn"t made jerky in a while so bought some at a local store. thought my husband would like it. Boy was I wrong. He point blank told me he liked mine better, to make it worse my dogs wouldn't eat the store bought stuff. l picked up meat and made a double batch of original and it lasted about two hours. Got another batch going this morning so maybe I"ll get a taste this time. This stuff is great and easy to make.
5 out of 5
Matt B
Quincy, IL
Feb. 16, 2015
5 out of 5
Laura G
Great Jerky!!
Jan. 24, 2015
I've had beef jerkey made several different ways using beef & deer meat. Nesco's Beef Jerkey mix, using lean ground beef, is the best I've ever used! AND SO EASY!
5 out of 5
Linda W
Galt, MO
Best spice mix ever
Jan. 7, 2015
I've tried making my own recipe for making jerky but gave up because it doesn't get better than this. I make a lot of jerky for my g'daughter who has type 1 diabetes and parents don't have to dose her for this jerky. Recently she was diagnosed with celiac disease and I was so happy the spice mix didn't have ingredients she can't have. She tells me she never liked jerky until she ate mine.
5 out of 5
John N
Greeley, CO
bEST JERKY SPICE OUT THERE.
Dec. 29, 2014
Hve been using these spices for years. Give out jerky at
Christmas, can't make enough!!
5 out of 5
Angelique G
Clarksville, TN
Nesco has created jerky fans out of all my family members
Dec. 28, 2014
I began making jerky with thin sliced eye of round beef in 1993. Nesco's original seasoning was the first I used because it came with the dehydrator. In the early years I tried a few other brands for small batches because I couldn't find the Nesco brand in stores. Nothing's has ever even come close to Nesco! Over the years the demand from family and friends for the original and hot and spicy flavors has been overwhelming. Everyone waits anxiously all year long for their personal bag of jerky. In 2002 I bought a commercial slicer and in 2005 bought an enormous glass front digital dehydrator that holds 25 pounds of meat at a time. Up to that point I had acquired 8 of Nesco's round stackable dehydrators using maximum number of trays in each. In one season several years ago I made 75 pounds of finished jerky for friends and family. I visited my local meat whole seller several times to buy eye of round roasts by the case. The only thing that holds me back from those large batches now days is the price of beef. The Nesco seasoning has always been the cheapest part of jerky making, however the MOST important part of great jerky. Needless to say I have invested thousands of dollars in equipment and beef only because the Nesco seasoning made it all worth it! Thanks Nesco, you and your seasoning has brought enormous happiness and hundreds of smiles to all those that are so dear to me. It's amazing!
3 out of 5
Matthew S
jerky seasoning
Dec. 18, 2014
looking to order original jerky seasoning
5 out of 5
Jay Z
Nazareth, PA
Dec. 12, 2014
I have been using the Nesco dehydrator and the Original Jerky Seasoning for about 20 years now. All I can say is what a great product.
5 out of 5
Linda K
Greensboro, NC
Dogs love this
Dec. 3, 2014
I purchased the Nesco dehydrator for my dogs, when the jerky treats were pulled from the market.
My dogs love chicken jerky, I use the Original Flavor with 2.5 lbs of chicken breast sliced thin, marinate overnight. This gives just enough flavor that my dogs go crazy for it. I do have to share with my friend, her 2 dogs also love this. Have not tried the flavor for dogs, but I will. Hope they like it as much as the Original.
Best purchase I have made for my pets. My husband & I also eat the chicken jerky.
2.5lbs chicken breast = $5.50
This gives me a gallon size zip lock bag full of jerky.
Pretty cheap compare to store bought.
5 out of 5
Cynthia P
Walters, OK
The Best Jerky Seasoning
Nov. 23, 2014
I received the Jerky Works Dehydrator kit about 3 years ago as a Christmas gift, and it has proven to be the gift that keeps on giving. It came with a sample of Nesco jerky mixes and when I used them all and ran out, I couldn't find any locally. I tried other brands and also tried a variety of recipes, but none came close to Nesco's original jerky seasoning mix. I ordered some online and have continued to do so ever since. I've also tried the cracked pepper and the variety mix, but we all prefer the original the best. I use it with venison, with wild hog, and with a combination of venison and wild hog, and we like the hog jerky made with the original flavor the best. (For safety's sake, you have to also bake the port jerky 30 mins at 160 degrees after you get it out of the dehydrator.)
I always make homemade candy and treats for my kids' teachers for Christmas, and their teachers have already begun asking if I was going to make jerky again this year. They don't want to get left out! lol
Last year our cable television went out during an ice storm, and my husband gave the cable guy a bag of jerky as an additional "thank you". The cable guy called us later giving us his personal cell and saying he'd work after hours for us anytime for jerky. You can't go wrong with Nesco's original jerky mix!
5 out of 5
Plaistow, NH
Define "Original
Nov. 11, 2014
Original is what origina does! Nowhere on this God's green earth can you find anything like the Original brand sp;ices! While my husband and I have tried Fajita, Smoked Mesquite Hardwood, ETC.,.....NOTHING compares to the original blend of incredible spices! Addictive!!!!
5 out of 5
John H
Mountain Home, AR
Original jerky mix
Nov. 2, 2014
I have used this mix for many years. Could not find it locally in Arkansas, so have been ordering on line. Just recently tried sliced meat in lieu of ground meat. Still the best mix around. I have also modified it somewhat for the sliced meat. Substituted beef broth for the water, added 1/2 tsp of garlic powder, onion powder, curry powder, crushed red pepper and 1 tbs liquid smoke for extra kick. I like to experiment! !
5 out of 5
Mark A
Washington, MO
Nesco knows jerky
Oct. 30, 2014
My oldest son gave me a dehydrator just like his years ago, probably because he wanted me to do all the work. His plan has been working, but that's ok. We process our own venison with 20% pork into 1 pound bags. A lot of work. There's quite an investment of time and material in our meat. Usually about one third of the meat ends up as jerky. I will not waste another pound of meat trying to find other jerky seasonings that might be better than Nesco. Our favorite is Original. I add chili, jalapeno, habanero, or jolokia peppers to suit taste for heat.
As for not being able to find this line of jerky seasoning at local retail, it was a blessing in disguise for me. Nesco.com offers variety of packaging that can save time and money, delivery has been prompt, but best of all, the product is fresh when I get it.
5 out of 5
❤ Your Original spice
Apr. 19, 2014
I went to buy original spice at Walmart, could not find it. So I asked one of the associates and she told me that Walmart doesn't sell it anymore . I thought "What do I do now". So that's when I thought to go on line and see if I could find it. And presto here I am!!!! I am so happy. I bought some other spices couple days ago and made some beef jerky, I had to throw it away, could not eat it...it was horrible!!!! It was an expensive mistake. Hey hamburger isn't cheap anymore, especially 3 lbs. extra lean hamburger. Which is what I use for my beef jerky. Please I beg, don't ever stop making the original spice seasoning. Everyone in the reviews knows how good it is. There would be a lot of people disappointed if they couldn't find this spice anymore, me encluded. I have had my Snackmaster dehydrator for now going on 18+ years and I love it. It is still going strong. Been dehydrating fruit with it here recently. I love the fruit in my cereal. Keep up the good work!!!!! Love your product. Happy dehyrating and God bless and Happy Easter!!!!
5 out of 5
Robert L
Poland, OH
Jerky spices
Dec. 28, 2013
I have been using Nesco products for about 18 years now, and I have always liked the jerky spices. It makes it so easy to use, 1 pound of ground venison per package of spices and curing salts. I used to buy it at Wal-Mart but they quit carrying it so I searched everywhere for it. I finally started ordering it directly from Nesco. I will never buy another brand. My family, friends and relatives have me make all the jerky because of the fantastic taste that I get using the Nesco original jerky spices. My original dehydrator which is still working is a Nesco brand that I purchased some 18 years ago and the only thing that I have added was the trays. I love this product line and you will too. Give it a try!!!
5 out of 5
Robert R
Lynchburg, VA
Excellent Jerky Seasoning!
Dec. 14, 2013
I make about 100 lbs of jerky a year and I must say that the Nesco brand seasonings get better responses than any other brand I have used! The original is by far the best flavor ever! I have everyone I work with addicted to it! They absolutely love it! Great job Nesco!
5 out of 5
Ted S
Glasgow, MO
Original Jerky Seasoning 25pk.
Dec. 14, 2013
We have been using this mix for 12 years to make venison jerky. We really like it and always receive compliments on it. We also get requests for us to send it as gifts and share! Thanks for making it! Our jerky is way better than any of the pre-made jerky at the store and I prefer your jerky mix to any others I have tried at higher prices. The 1 lb packets are handy and keep well over a year without spoiling. We recommend using ground venison for making jerky, it is way easier to make and eat than jerky made from strips of meat.
5 out of 5
Pat C
Hancock, MI
My favorite Nesco product is Jerky Original Spice
Dec. 11, 2013
I have tried other jerky spices but this is the best and the easiest---marinating--just mix and put in a dehydrator. Every body loves it and begs for more.
5 out of 5
Andy M
Reeds, MO
Best seasoning I've ever tried
Dec. 2, 2013
I've tried many different brands of seasoning, but Nesco's Original seasoning is by far the best I've tried. I've been using it for years now. I order it directly from Nesco now that Wal Mart in my area doesn't handle it anymore. (Wal Mart's loss) You can't beat the flavor of this amazing spice. Try it. You WON'T be disappointed!
5 out of 5
Pam R
Walker, WV
My Favorite
Nov. 17, 2013
As long as you guys sale this online I will never buy another brand. I went to Wal mart ( which is where I used to buy this) and they had none so I bought a brand that they are now selling, I mixed up my jerky and when it was done there was NO flavor at all, the only thing that it is good for is jerky treats for my dog. So believe me I will never by another brand. You guys are the "BEST".
5 out of 5
Mrs. M
Willisburg, KY
Great Seasoning!
Nov. 9, 2013
We tried other jerky seasoning, but none even comes close to Nesco. We've used it for years on our deer jerky. I'm picky and this is the only brand that I like. Every time my husband makes jerky, someone new asks "Where did you buy this, it's great"! Keep up the good work Nesco!
5 out of 5
Kevin H
Tallmansville, WV
Aug. 20, 2013
The original seasoning is awsome. Friends are constantly want to buy jerky when I make it. My wife would not touch deer meat until I made jerky with the original seasoning. She thought I made beef jerky. After she ate several pieces I told her it was deer and now she is practically grabbing it from the dehyderator. It is also alot cheaper to buy it from the site. Wal-mart charges $9.96 for enough to do 6 pounds of meat and on this site you can get enough for 25 lbs for $19.99 (plus shipping).
5 out of 5
Bill W
North Charleston, SC
This mix is incredible balance of flavors
May 28, 2013
I have been enjoying jerky for years, mostly due to generosity of my friends. I have tasted all of their fantastic jerky recipes and a few of my own before I ordered the Nesco Original Recipe.
This is by far the best flavor of jerky I've tasted. Some will not like it, hey, that�s life, but, it�s just the right mix of spices for my taste.
I have already been through 25# of jerky working on another 25 pack.
Some, not all, of my friends like the Nesco better than their own recipe and have switched.
Some reviews mention that it is a bit on the salt side. It is a little on the salty side, but not to the point that I don't love the stuff.
5 out of 5
Ano N
Great seasoning!
May 19, 2013
First of all, a Nesco Dehydrator was given to me as a Christmas gift years ago and I still use it to this day. This seasoning is wonderful. I have used the Original and the Teriyaki mix and have even combined the two to create a different taste. I will even use different types of BBQ sauce with the Original to add a unique twist on my beef jerky. I find that the packets have a wonderful blend of spices and are terrific just using them the way they are even though I like to add BBQ sauce to it.
5 out of 5
Pat C
Hancock, MI
Easy & great flavor!
Mar. 5, 2013
Easy to make, flavor isn't overpowering. All my friends and family love it too.
5 out of 5
Hookstown, PA
Jan. 22, 2013
I tried them all, NESCO jerky spices are the best hands down!!!!! Don't waste your money on any other brands!!!
5 out of 5
Brian M
Gretna, NE
The best jerky seasoning there is!!!
Nov. 13, 2012
This jerky seasoning is very flavorful and makes great beef jerky.
5 out of 5
gary N
dallas, WI
jerky spice
Nov. 6, 2012
best all around jerky spice.great with beef,venison,even turkey
5 out of 5
Brandon K
Jefferson, OH
keeps me coming back
Oct. 10, 2012
i got a nesco dehydrator 6 years ago for my birthday,
(which is in hunting season), i got some original seasoning to go with it, best jerky i have ever had hands down, tried probably almost 50 different kinds since then and they dont even compare, you cant even buy jerky that tastes this good. Nesco i hope you read this, DO NOT STOP MAKING THIS SPICE!!!! you havent let me down so far, and for the record my NESCO dehydrator has well over 1000 hours on it and it works like the day i got it. Go Nesco, thank you for making products that last, and spices that are superior to all others.
5 out of 5
diane V
My favorite Nesco/American Harvest product is The Original Jerky
Oct. 7, 2012
I have been using this product for 10 yrs now and even tho we have tried other brands we go right back to this one. We only eat deer meat with 30% beef and i have to make at least 50 lbs of jerky a year!!!! LOVE IT!!!!
5 out of 5
Cliff F
Raymondville, TX
Fantastic Seasoning
Sep. 5, 2012
I have been using the original seasoning for years. I use nil gai and venison to make my jerky and everyone who's tasted it loves it. Have to hide it, if I want any for myself. Has been great for Christmas presents too. Everyone who's had it tells me it's the best they ever had and always wanting to know if I have any or they want me to make them some. Hope this seasoning is around for a long time!
Raymondville TX.
5 out of 5
Gary L
Winchester, VA
My favorite Nesco/American Harvest product
Aug. 13, 2012
I have been using NESCO Jerky spices now for more than 8 years. I make Deer Jerky the year round and my family and many friends cannot get enough of it. I have even come up with a method for making the Jerky a "soft" jerky for us older folks with our "Store Bought" teeth. Keep up the great products, I am a customer for life
5 out of 5
Vanessa K
Johnson City, TN
My favorite
Aug. 9, 2012
This makes the best jerky I have ever had. I have tried it on beef and also made chicken jerky and it is amazing.
5 out of 5
Samuel J
Pflugerville, TX
Original Pepper/Garlic
Aug. 2, 2012
I ordered a 25-pack Original and 12-pack Variety one. I made 1 lb. or each Variety took the samples to work and have been making 1 lb. and 2 lb. orders for people at work, I've already gone through the Original 25 pack, ordered another one, and also ordered the 10 pack of some of the others. I also add a variation to the Original. I add 1 tsp. of Course Pepper and 1 tsp. of Garlic Powder to each pound of Ground Beef. I get rave reviews from people tasting the Original and have almost 10 orders per week from people at work.`
5 out of 5
Jeff P
Helper, UT
great stuff my favorite by far
July 25, 2012
I have tried many different brands and flavors over the years and I and everyone that tastes my jerky absolutely loves it! The original is definately my favorite, but the others are also very good. I have gone through 1 25pk. order and also a variety pack of 10 of each flavor, good stuff.
5 out of 5
Mike H
Brooklyn Park, MN
The Best There Is!
July 8, 2012
I've been on a huge jerky kick for the past couple years, and I think I must have tried about 50 different seasonings. In my opinion, nothing tops the Nesco brand of seasonings. My favorites are the Original or the Hot N Spicy. When I make original, I usually throw in a little bit of liquid smoke, but it still tastes good without it. Another thing I like to do when making jerky is to pour out the marinade liquid, but retain the spices at the bottom to apply to the meat. This really makes a difference in the taste. I usually make at least 5 pounds of jerky a week, and anyone who knows me asks if there's jerky ready before coming over because that's what I'm now known for. Regardless of what you read about other brands of seasoning, don't be fooled. Nesco can't be beat!
5 out of 5
Becky S
Queen creek, AZ
The Best ever.......
May 24, 2012
My brother from Colorado, Charles told me about nesco jerky seasoning mix. I am from Arizona and when I tried it myself, I was completely taken by how great the flavor is! When I make my jerky now with the original seasoning mix, I have to hide my jerky from everyone or else its gone in a new york minute. I also spice it up at times by adding red pepper flakes to the mix and marinate for 24 hours, it gives it that extra kick.
I also hide my jerky in the freezer, wrapped very securely and it stays just as fresh as when I put it in there.
I highly reccomend this to everyone that loves to make their own jerky.
5 out of 5
Scott H
Oologah, OK
Outstanding Product!
Mar. 20, 2012
I have been buying and using this product for years. If you follow the directions you will consistently produce the best beef jerky you can make at home.
5 out of 5
Levittown, PA
Deer Jerky
Feb. 8, 2012
Received my Jerky spice/cure packs. I made some over the weekend and all I can say is wow This has to be the best jerky I've ever had, the proof is when my 9 year old son told me this stuff is better than that junk at the store! To me that is enough to be said! Thank you nesco, I'm a super hero again!
5 out of 5
Joan M
Zanesville, OH
great taste but mild
Feb. 7, 2012
Just love the original flavor. Even us older people can eat it and not have heartburn. I am ordering my 2nd 25 pkg.
5 out of 5
Gino M
Can't stop using the Original for Venison Jerky
Feb. 2, 2012
I have been using your seasonings for quite a few years. I first started making jerky 8 to 9 years ago. I started with one of your small jerky kits found at the local super center. Since then, I have used the variety pack and determined, that the Original, is the best all round, for taste and heat. Just perfect for my family. Other friends try to give me their own recipes and say it's the best. However, I will not deviate from Original, since we only make Venison jerky and I will not take a chance on ruining any meat with another seasoning. I now send my jerky to friends and family to FL., Canada, Ga. and HI. Thanks for the great seasoning. Gino, Justin, TX.
5 out of 5
Alvin C
Decatur, TN
The best jerky spice there is period!
Jan. 19, 2012
I have used most of the flavors but I prefer the original, I have used 2 of the 25 packs and will soon order another.
5 out of 5
Chris W
Rolla, MO
Jerky at it's absolute BEST!
Dec. 31, 2011
Have tried many recipes but keep going back to the "Original" by Nesco. It is by far the best Jerky recipe I've tried! Just went through a 25 pack and getting ready to order more!
5 out of 5
Jeff G
Carthage, NY
The best, flat out.
Dec. 10, 2011
I've been making venison jerky with the original seaoning from Nesco for years. I add a couple other ingrediants to the mix, and everyone-everyone- tells me it is the best deer jerky they have ever had. Several have told me I should sell it, but of course that's not legal. Seriously, this is the best!
5 out of 5
Robin S
Williamstown, NJ
best beef jerky seasoning
Dec. 7, 2011
I have been using this seasoning for over 10 years and I still love it. I use a large peice of London Broil as my meat and season it in the fridg for 2 days then dehydrate and eat. Yummy!!!
5 out of 5
Denise O
Martensville, SA
Thank You!
Nov. 28, 2011
I have made jerky with deer, beef, pork, salmon and goose. I use the Original spices. It is always awesome and a huge success. My husband, son, grandkids, family and friends all enjoy the numerous bags of jerky. It is the best product available. Thank You!
Saskatchewan, Canada
5 out of 5
Denise C
Grinnell, IA
Fantastic Jerky
Nov. 23, 2011
I have tried many jerky mixes over the years but keep coming back to your Original blend that I use with our deer burger. I am done trying others. I have friends who want to buy it from me saying it is the best they have ever had.
Thank you for your GREAT product.
5 out of 5
Robert R
Lynchburg, VA
Original Jerky Flavor is AWESOME!
Nov. 23, 2011
Your original jerky mix is AWESOME! I make about 50 to 100 lbs a year and have a very high demand from family an co-workers to make more! Seriously, better than any jerky in the grocery stores! I have never tasted any better!
Thanks and keep making it!!!
5 out of 5
Shellie B
Beggs, OK
Best Jerky Seasoning on the market
Nov. 20, 2011
This original Nesco Jerky Seasoning is the best seasoning on the market. I have processed over 50# of deer jerky and I wouldn't use any other seasoning! My family and friends say its the best deer jerky they have tasted. Thanks for such an awesome product.
5 out of 5
Colleen W
Tigard, OR
Best Jerky Seasoning Ever!
Nov. 19, 2011
I have been using their seasoning for a long time and my friends and family love my jerky made with this seasoning!
5 out of 5
Ashley B
Bardstown, KY
We swear by it!
Nov. 19, 2011
We've tried just about every seasoning on the market, and it doesn't get any better than this! We get so many compliments on our deer jerky and we recommend Nesco original jerky seasoning to everyone who asks!!!! (Just wish Wal-Mart still carried it)
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"Incidents involving gun violence over the last two years serve as yet another reminder that although modest progress has been made over the years, there is much more work to do," she said in a press release announcing her retirement. "But," she added in a phone interview with the Herald, "I'm not really retiring . . . I'm not going anywhere."
We hope she stays active for a long time to come.
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State Sen. Chuck Fuschillo had big shoes to fill when he first took office in 1998. He replaced the legendary Sen. Norman J. Levy, for whom a state parkway, an elementary school and a nature preserve are named. Many wondered whether anyone could continue Levy's legacy of public service. As chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee, Levy had authored and fought for the state's seatbelt law, which has saved countless lives over the years.
During his 16 years in the Senate, Fuschillo, who also became the Transportation Committee chairman, built a remarkable legislative record, authoring numerous driving-while-intoxicated statutes as well as the state's Clean Indoor Air Law, which banned smoking in restaurants and bars. He took considerable heat for the measure, which the restaurant industry opposed. But Fuschillo believed in the law. He understood that it would save lives. Today you can't smoke in most public places –– and we're all healthier for it.
In 2001, Chuck Fuschillo had been a state senator for only three years when hundreds of his Merrick neighbors started speaking out against the Village of Freeport's Power Plant No. 2, saying that its unfiltered diesel exhaust suffused local neighborhoods and was a possible cause of the area's apparently high cancer rate.
No other elected leader wanted to take on the issue. Fuschillo did. He met with his constituents and Freeport officials. When a group of civic activists organized a protest march from Merrick to the plant, Fuschillo joined them, standing side by side with the hundreds of residents who took part. He then led negotiations between Freeport officials and the Long Island Power Authority to permanently shut down Plant No. 2. After more than 30 years of operations, Freeport finally closed the plant in 2003. Merokeans rejoiced.
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Air cargo logistics careers get a boost
April 27, 2013
Sir Richard Branson, Chairman of Virgin Group, is urging university graduates, college students and school leavers to explore a career in air logistics, calling it "an outstanding industry that needs well educated executives and entrepreneurs who will be tomorrow's leaders and innovators."
In a written introduction to the new Air Logistics Handbook, aimed at promoting the industry to young people and the educational sector, he states: "Air travel has transformed all of our lives and helps us experience different cultures and make new friends all over the world. However, airlines are not only about passengers. To make them work successfully, you also need to build a growing and award-winning cargo service and at Virgin we've done that too.
"Air logistics is a phenomenal industry and has become even more important not only to the success of airlines but also to every consumer and business leader around the world. Before aircraft, products moving between countries spent weeks at sea. Today, it takes just hours to move imports and exports from one side of the world to another, putting air logistics at the very heart of world trade. Without the flow of goods and passengers around the world, our way of life and the development of poorer countries' economies wouldn't exist. I encourage you to explore the many career opportunities this outstanding industry offers."
Today, nearly 35% of world trade by value is carried by the international air cargo industry, worth over $5 trillion a year.
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We are using the Zimbra in Thai and almost all the functions work properly. But the search is not working properly.
Thai language does not have word separator (Such as spaces). There are sentences written in one line without any spaces. And the user want to search the mails which contains one word.
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PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- Four-year
American Motorcyclist Association member Stephen D. Horn from Reading, Pa., not
only protected his right to ride last July when he renewed his membership in
the AMA, but he also earned a chance to win the grand prize in last year's
membership sweepstakes, a 2011 Husqvarna TC449.
That entry paid off big when the winning name was drawn earlier this year and
Horn won the bike.
"That's great!" Horn said. "I have a Yamaha FZ1 that I do some
sport touring on and a 1972 Honda CB175. I have ridden competitively off-road.
In fact, I joined the AMA originally to race but then stayed a member because I
believe in the political side of what the AMA does. I enjoy riding off-road,
but I haven't done it much the last couple years. I have ridden both motocross
and cross country, and it will be fun to get back into that."
Horn said he started riding when he was 17-18 years old, and bought his first
street bike -- a 400cc Kawasaki two-stroke triple -- when he was 18.
"I learned a lot about riding and repairs on that thing," he said.
Horn said he has gotten more into the vintage scene in recent years. In the
summer months, he and a few friends occasionally ride to a Sunday morning
ride-in in Ephrata, Pa.
"On a good-weather Sunday in the summertime, there are a couple thousand
bikes that show up to that," he said.
For 2013, renewing AMA members and new members have twice as many chances to
win a new motorcycle. Members who join or renew are automatically entered to
win either a 2013 Yamaha Super Ténéré or a Harley-Davidson Road Glide
customized by Tucker Rocky.
For more information and to join or renew today, see www.americanmotorcyclist.com.


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December's U Can Make a Difference Spotlight on Sodexo Custodial Staff
Urbana, Ohio (November 29, 2011) - We are pleased to SPOTLIGHT individuals for their extraordinary effort, dedication, and focus on humanity. Watch each month for that "special" employee or student, nominated by their peers and recognized for that extra mile they go to make Urbana University a better place for us all!!
This month honors another "group" of employees! Congratulations to our Sodexo Custodial Staff! Amanda Radcliff, Marsha Meadows, Rhonda Foley, Charlie Rogan, Paula Collingsworth, Mark Price, Candi Endresen, Susan Myers, and Debbie Bump are being recognized by their co-workers and students as a great example of "Team"! Their efforts to keep our University clean and inviting are most certainly appreciated. Many hands work tirelessly behind the scenes, unnoticed, leaving only the evidence of freshly swept, mopped, and dusted offices and classrooms each morning!
"No matter what event we host on campus...or student activity planned, they always make our 'home' a clean and welcome place!"
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Long View, NC -- State authorities charged a 25-year-old North Carolina man with the murder of a one-year-old in Catawba County.
CBS affiliate WBTV says William Lail was charged with murder after his girlfriend's one-year-old son was found dead in a Long View home.
Police say another child, a 3-year-old girl, was found in the same house with possible burn marks. EMS took her to a local hospital.
Investigators say Lail was watching his girlfriend's children at the time of the incident.
Along with the murder charge, Lail faces two counts of first-degree child abuse and violating his probation.


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New week, new storm. Please keep discussion here for organizational purposes.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
ISU MBB: Bigger than a single person, player, or coach.
It is going to be an interesting week.
If its going to snow, make it a lot of snow. None of this 'just enough to make driving a pain in the ***" stuff.
Originally Posted by ChrisMWilliams
If you guys come by Bondurant tonight, I'll **** all over every one of your dogs. I'm not the Mayor but I've been drinking a crap ton of water today and have plenty of water in the old radiator.
anyone got any updates for snow fall expectations for the state?
It all seems to be varying depending on where the rain\snow line falls as the storm comes though wednesday. Sounds like snow all of thurs either way, but weds could be snow or it could be rain\ice.
they still saying we could be looking at 10 inches or more statewide?
Don't know about rest of state, but KTTC (Rochester, MN) on tonight's weather segment said something to the effect that it could rival the early December storm for northern IA/southern MN. Of course, she first siad "I don't want to hype this up, but....".
Up here, we got a foot.
Originally Posted by hurdleisu24
they still saying we could be looking at 10 inches or more statewide?
Potentially, though it is looking increasingly likely that a good chunk of s. central and SE Iowa will see a period of rain/freezing rain for at least parts of Wed, if not Thursday.
So there will likely be dramatic differences in totals across the state compared to last time, let alone if we get into sig. ice impacts.
Something else to consider for those who do see rain, you could probably put a rough estimate of every quarter of an inch of rain being equivalent somewhere around 3 to 4 inches of snow you're not getting. That's what will make this tricky, off by an hour on the transition to snow, and that extra .4 or .5 inches of rain cuts about 6" off the snow totals.
I hope you guys get 3 feet im off to San Diego. So by Jan 3rd I expect this to be all gone
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That's what will make this tricky, off by an hour on the transition to snow, and that extra .4 or .5 inches of rain cuts about 6" off the snow totals.
Sure will make a nice ice blanket under that snow when it freezes over...
It seems that a majority of the time, these storms are really over hyped, which I suppose is just to play it safe. The last one was right on the money, so Im hoping that this storm is in that mode.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
Those of you that know what you are talking about, please keep this updated. I will be traveling to Iowa and not sure what our plans should be. Thanks in advance...this is why I don't miss Iowa much.
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Sure will make a nice ice blanket under that snow when it freezes over...
No kidding, like '07-08 when we had that first ice storm in December and then had that nice 2" sheet of refrozen melted snow and ice sheet under everything until March.
Also keep in mind that there is a lot of snow in the ditches so it will drift on the roads quickly.
I hope the dealership plays nice tomorrow and I can get my truck before heading out of town on Wednesday...
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Rivers, Novak lead Chargers to 19-9 win
San Diego Philip Rivers and the San Diego Chargers slowly put to rest all that talk about Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts' offense.
It was hard for Luck to pull off another comeback, or even get into the end zone, while standing on the sideline.
Rivers threw a 22-yard touchdown pass to rookie Keenan Allen and Nick Novak kicked four field goals to give the Chargers a 19-9 victory against the Colts on Monday night.
"I wasn't sure who the Colts were playing this week all the ads I saw," Rivers said, noting that all the pregame buzz surrounded the Colts (4-2), not the Bolts (3-3).
Rivers expertly guided a balanced offense on three scoring drives of at least 74 yards while rebounding from a three-interception performance in a dismal loss at Oakland.
That, and a lot of dropped passes by Colts receivers, kept Indianapolis (4-2) from taking a two-game lead over Tennessee in the AFC South.
The Colts didn't even score a touchdown. All their points came on three field goals by Adam Vinatieri.
A week earlier, Luck helped rally the Colts to a 34-28 victory against Seattle.
"We knew if we didn't turn the ball over and we sustained drives, which we did - we had some 12, 14, 16-play drives - that we'd give ourselves a chance to win," Rivers said.
"We didn't go into the game saying `Let's play ball control,' Rivers added. "We wanted to score as many points as we could. We didn't score that many, but we did sustain drives. I thought Keenan Allen stepped up big. They were doubling Gatesy (Antonio Gates) a lot, and Danny Woodhead stepped up big. The offensive line was great. That's the way we need to be able to run the football. If we can mix the run in, we got a chance."
Luck had no real chance against the Bolts because of two long drives in the second quarter that helped contribute to the Chargers dominating the time of possession 38 minutes, 31 seconds to 21:29.
Allen got behind safety Delano Howell and cornerback Vontae Davis on a post route for the TD, completing a 12-play, 74-yard march that took 6:14 and gave San Diego a 7-3 lead. It was Allen's second TD catch of the season.
Novak's first field goal capped a drive that went 79 yards in 17 plays in 7:58. The drive was kept alive when cornerback Greg Toler was whistled for illegal contact for pushing receiver Lavelle Hawkins out of bounds on third-and-6 from the Chargers 45.
Luck then completed four straight passes to move the Colts into Chargers territory before Coby Fleener dropped a pass at the 25. Luck scrambled for 6 yards and threw an incompletion before Vinatieri kicked a 50-yard field goal as time expired.
On the Colts' only other possession of the second quarter, Darrius Heyward-Bey dropped what likely would have been a long touchdown pass down the right sideline.
"We stunk on third down today," Luck said. "A lot of credit to their defense. I think we made our fair share of mistakes, but I think it's what they did. If we can't convert third downs and drives continually stall like that, it's a short rest for our defense and no points for us, so it's a bad combination."
Novak also had field goals of 33, 34 and 50 yards, with the final one coming with 1:55 left. Vinatieri had kicks of 30, 50 and 51 yards.
Chargers cornerback Derek Cox snuffed out Indy's final chance when he intercepted a pass that was tipped by receiver Reggie Wayne with 1:07 to play.


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May 25, 2016
Perry, FL - Sharon H. Thoman, 67, of Lanark Village, Florida, was killed in a single car crash in Taylor County this afternoon.
Thoman was traveling westbound on U.S. 98 (State Road 30) in a 2006 Kia Sorento when, for reasons unknown, she failed to maintain in a single lane.
The Sorento left the roadway to the north shoulder and Thoman then attempted to correct the car by steering to the left and reentered the roadway. She then over-corrected to the right and lost control of the Sorento.
The car rotated around clockwise and reentered the north shoulder, then overturned an unknown number of times and entered a water-filled ditch.
The Sorento came to final rest facing southeast on it's roof.
The vehicle was moved by Taylor County Fire/Rescue because Thoman was trapped inside and underwater.
Upon arrival, the Sorrento was found facing north,upright, on the north shoulder.
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i'm still very new to zimbra Mobile feature, and need some advices :
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Big-Torque Chrysler 400 Engine Build - Stump PullerWritten by on January 18, 2014 470 Cubic Inches of Big-Block Power From MRL Performance
There are a lot of ways to have fun with your Mopar, including driving on the street, attending car shows, or racing at the dragstrip, but to some enthusiasts, trucks are the Mopars of choice. And while many Mopar trucks are the workhorses of the family, trucks can also be a fun way to play in the mud, drive off road, climb hills, race, and they are even used in other motorsports events such as truck pulls. We decided to follow along as MRL Performance builds a stout big-block for a pulling truck, and see what it takes to make more than 700 horsepower and 625 lb-ft of torque from a cast-iron headed 470-inch Chrysler 400.
If there was ever a true test of a vehicle's performance and durability, it's truck pulling. These vehicles are designed to pull a weighted sled along a dirt course, with an ever increasing load being applied to the engine and drivetrain. The engine in a pulling truck doesn't just need power and torque, but it also needs to be able to withstand high rpm and heavy loading for a sustained period of time. When engine builder Mike Liston of MRL Performance agreed to build a pulling engine for Minnesota native Eric Wright's Dodge, he knew he'd have to pick the parts properly for this engine to survive.
The truck pulling class this engine will run in requires a cast-iron block and cylinder heads, which limits the choices available. MRL decided to use a factory Chrysler 400 block for this build, stating that the 400's shorter cylinders and beefy bottom end are ideal for durability and power, and that these blocks work great in moderately powered applications without spending the cash for an aftermarket block. The cylinders of this 400 were bored and honed with a torque plate, which ensures consistent, round bores once the cylinder heads are bolted in place. To beef up the bottom end, Mike chose a set of BCR aluminum main caps, and a main girdle from Chenoweth Speed and Machine. Mopar B, RB, and second-generation Hemi cam journals are known for misalignment and size problems, so MRL corrected these issues and installed Durabond coated cam bearings. The block was machined to strict tolerances, and the inside of the block was painted to aid oil return.
For the rotating assembly, MRL picked a 4340 forged crankshaft from RPM, with a stroke of 3.91 inches. Compstar connecting rods come standard with ARP 2000 7⁄16-inch rod bolts, making them ideal for applications requiring durability, and lightweight Mahle forged, flat-top pistons were installed. MRL states that Mahle pistons are excellent in terms of weight and strength, come with a metric ring pack, and are fully coated. Of course the entire assembly was balanced and the cylinders were treated to Total Seal dry film lube to aid in ring seating during engine break-in.
Since the class requirements dictated a cast-iron cylinder head, Mike had to decide whether to use factory castings, or go with an aftermarket head. Fully porting a set of factory cylinder heads can produce respectable power, but durability can be compromised. Instead, Mike chose a pair of 440-C cylinder heads from Indy Cylinder Head, which are a cast-iron head with similar characteristics to Indy's 440-1 aluminum cylinder head. The 440-C heads are currently out of production, but MRL found a set of pre-owned heads and did a little cleanup work on the castings before performing a performance valve job and installing a set of 2.20 intake and 1.81 exhaust valves.
Since this engine is relatively small in terms of displacement and will only be spun to 7,500 rpm, Mike chose not to port the heads but rather to run them as-cast, by Indy. The port volumes and flow numbers of the 440-C heads match up nicely to the 470 inch big-block, and since the truck this engine is going in isn't set up to handle the added power that ported heads would produce, using the heads as-is will allow room to grow as the truck's owner upgrades the transmission and suspension components.
A solid roller camshaft from Comp Cams was utilized along with Comp pushrods and T & D offset rocker arms. The cam specs for a pulling engine are important, as the engine needs to make solid midrange torque numbers with a smooth transition to the horsepower curve. MRL chose to spec their custom Comp cam with 280 degrees intake and 288 degrees exhaust duration at .050-inch lift. Lift for this cam was .725 inch on both the intake and exhaust, and Comp Cams Elite solid roller lifters were utilized.
There are many options available from timing chain and gear sets, to gear drives, and even belt drives. MRL chose a Jesel belt drive for this engine, stating that the belt drive will reduce harmonics transferred from the crankshaft to the cam, and allow easy cam timing adjustments without having to go inside the engine. The Jesel drive requires a little bit of machining on the block to install, but in our opinion the benefits are well worth the trouble.
Since the Indy cylinder heads are fed by external oil lines, MRL designed smaller oil feed lines to restrict oil to the rocker gear. Using a Milodon deep-sump truck oil pan, MRL blocked off the internal oil pickup, and utilized an external pickup in the pan along with a Milodon high-volume oil pump and cover. The main bearing oil feeds from the main oil galley were enlarged to ensure plenty of oil gets to the crankshaft and rods, and a custom crankshaft scraper was installed to reduce windage.
An Edelbrock Victor single-plane aluminum intake manifold is used -- which MRL states will give the intake charge a lot of velocity for a broad power curve. The intake runners were ported to increase the runner width from the port, all the way to the plenum area of the intake. Mike says that since the Victor intake runners are actually smaller than the ports in the heads, the engine will run more efficiently since this port mismatch will help keep reversion pulses away from the carburetor and plenum area of the intake. Since the heads were milled extensively to get compression to the desired level, the top of the intake runners match the ports in the heads, while the bottom of the intake runner provides a slight lip.
To feed this big-block, a BIGS-prepped Holley 1050-cfm Dominator was installed using a two-inch tapered spacer to adapt the 4500 series carb to the 4150 series intake flange. This carb and intake combination will give smooth acceleration, with improved intake charge velocity to aid in top end power. For an ignition system, MRL chose a Mallory 32 series distributor combined with a Mallory Hyfire6 ignition box, an E-Core coil, Accel 9000 plug wires, and Accel silver tip spark plugs.
On the dyno, this 470-inch big-block fired right up with no issues, sounding crisp and responsive. After a little break in time, Mike made a short pull on the engine to load the engine and help seat the rings. On the first full pull, it was apparent that this engine had broad torque and power curves, making over 600 lb-ft of torque and well over 700 horsepower. Subsequent tuning netted a peak horsepower number of 731 and peak torque of 625 lb-ft. Torque was over 600 lb-ft from 4,700 rpm all the way past 6,200 rpm, and horsepower was over 700 from 6,000 rpm well past 7,000 rpm. There's no doubt this is a stout big-block for its size, and will certainly power Eric's Dodge truck to some impressive pulls.
After dyno tuning the engine, it has been installed in the pulling truck and initial testing has shown positive results. This is a powerful combination, and will certainly be a fun ride at truck pulling events. Eric is looking forward to a productive season, and we'll keep you posted about how his combination performs. Remember that when it comes to Mopars, cars aren't the only way to have fun. Actually, with 731 horsepower and 625 lb-ft of torque, we think this MRL Performance prepped 470 would be fun no matter what type of Mopar it was installed in!
MRL Performance 470-inch truck pulling engine: $17,500
NOTE: MRL Performance doesn't build crate engines: call them for a quote on a custom engine for your Mopar's specific application.


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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Flying sharks chomping through New York City drew a record audience for Syfy's "Sharknado 2: The Second One," and became the most tweeted-about TV movie on social media, the U.S. cable network said on Thursday.
"Sharknado 2," which aired on Wednesday and reunited leading stars Tara Reid and Ian Ziering from last year's campy hit "Sharknado," drew 3.9 million viewers to become Syfy's most-watched original movie.
The network added that the film also attracted 1.6 million viewers in the 18-49 demographic that advertisers covet.
The Big Apple bites back, hard. Relive the mayhem in #Sharknado2TheSecondOne this Saturday at 7ET|6c on @Syfy: http://t.co/JOL5mHedqU
— Sharknado (@SharknadoSyfy) August 1, 2014
On Twitter, Syfy, a unit of Comcast Corp's NBCUniversal, said "Sharknado 2" garnered 1 billion impressions across conversations on the micro-blogging site, and was also among the top trending topics of Wednesday evening.
In the movie, an aerial shark attack causes large-scale destruction across Manhattan. It features numerous cameos including "Today" show hosts Matt Lauer and Al Roker and country music singer Billy Ray Cyrus.
"We're still live?" @TODAYshow #Sharknado2TheSecondOne http://t.co/jGMJO6DrK6
— Sharknado (@SharknadoSyfy) July 31, 2014
Last year's "Sharknado" became a surprise hit for U.S. cable channel Syfy after attracting a cult audience drawn to the film's low-budget special effects about a hurricane that unleashes hungry sharks on Los Angeles.
The popularity of "Sharknado," which drew an audience of 1.4 million with its July TV premiere last year, created a social media frenzy that drew larger audiences to rebroadcasts of the film, and led the network to release "Sharknado" in 200 U.S. movie theaters.
Syfy is continuing the shark attacks with "Sharknado 3," due out next summer.
(Reporting by Piya Sinha-Roy; Editing by Eric Kelsey and Lisa Shumaker)


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So I've been searching the forum for quite some time now and I'm not finding the answer I need. I've also taken a quick look over the Zimbra Docs like soap.txt, soap-admin.txt etc and I can't seem to find this so maybe someone can help me.
Basically I want to make a SOAP call so that I can set the mailbox quota per user. I know how to get the quota but does the SOAP api provide a way to SET the quota?
Furthermore, is there a definitive list somewhere that has all of the possible calls I can make to the SOAP api? I know the Zimbra docs has a lot of them listed but it would be nice if there was a concise list as opposed to having to sift through all of those "sample" SOAP calls...
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Garnier BB Cream Miracle Skin Perfector
Coverage: Sheer to Medium
Shades: 2 (Light/Medium and Medium/Deep)
Price: $12.99
Benefits: SPF 15; antioxidant vitamin C; hyaluronic acid, lipidure microspheres and glycerin for 24-hour moisturization; mineral pigments.
Review: Testing the Light/Medium shade, we found that the cream felt lighter than other BB creams. It goes on smoothly and easily, blending in fairly well and sinking in fast. The color seemed to adjust to our light-medium Asian skin tone. When applied, it looks dewy, a little shiny. This has buildable coverage, so if it looks too sheer, apply more for more coverage. We like this for BB cream/foundation novices and those who don't need much coverage.
For the Medium/Deep shade, we found the texture to be thick and creamy with a lot of coverage. Some thought it blended into skin nicely; others thought it took a while to sink in, but had better results after using it with a primer. The finish is glowy, but not oily, and lasted all day.
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The Burton Sherlock Snowboard combines a directional freeride flex with a twin freestyle shape, to help you get rad all over the mountain. It has all the features you'd expect from Burton, like The Channel mounting system for unrestricted setup and a Flying V profile that blends deep snow float with all-terrain freedom. So whether you're seeking out side-hits or popping pillow lines, the Sherlock won't let you down.
Burton's Flying V profile puts rocker under your feet, for deep snow float and a forgiving ride, and mates it with camber under the feet, for powerful turns and stomped landings. The Sherlock has a twin shape for high-speed switch takeoffs, but the directional flex employs a softer nose to keep the nose from diving on when the snow stacks up. There's a half inch of setback, which maintains a slightly directional feel. Side Effects means you get the longest possible effective edge per size, which translates into trenched-in turns. Frostbite edges bump out under the bindings, for improved edge hold in firm and icy conditions, since you'll likely come across tracked out sections on the way to your favorite stash.
The profiled Super Fly II core keeps the weight low and the response high. It gets a boost from Squeezebox, which means that the core is thinner under the bindings. It works in conjunction with The Channel mounting system to eliminate dead spots in the flex pattern, for predictable control. Pro Tip construction in the tip and tail reduces swing weight for fast spins and responsive turns. Infinite Ride ensures that the Sherlock feels broken out of the box, and stays that way for the life of the board.
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Best Board I've Ever Had!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Hands down the best! So good i bought another one for after my current Sherlock is unusable since they dont make it anymore. Perfect for every aspect of riding. My personal favorite place to ride is in the Glades and my 154 Sherlock paired with my Malavitas with the Winged Highback provide non comparible response in every way!! ive used it in the park, groomed trails buttering around, icy conditions, fresh pow, and wet sloppy snow and it as EXCEEDED every expectation i could possible have for a snowboard. you WILL NOT be dissapointed! and if you are... call me and i will buy it from you for myself!
Nice burton board
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Tried once, very easy to control, feels good riding on powder.
The Burton Sherlock is an awesome brd...! I rode it several times a couple of weeks ago, before the weather turned warm.Love this board !! Only brd. i want to ride. I've been riding a custom the last four years.and liked it, but the " Sherlock " changed my life !! All the stats are true! The board loves powder,loose grand..., & all conditions. I'm 5-9", & 160lbs.and have the 154cm. The board gives back so much feed of the snow. You won't regret getting this board.
So much fun
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The Sherlock will change your life. Seriously. So much fun in all conditions, but thrives in powder. I've been on a Custom for the past 5 years and decided to change it up this winter. The Sherlock isn't as fast or powerful as the traditional camber Custom, but the fun factor more than makes up for it. You will love this board.
All your words are true... !!! Love this board ! Geo.
Sick Board
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have the 2013 and the 2014 version of this board in a 57 and a 54. Last year was my most epic year of riding in 10 years with this board; and that was at Snowbird on one of their lowest snow seasons in 40 years. Great in powder, nice and jibby everywhere, and it holds its edge well compared to other hybrid camber boards in the same style. You can just rock it on edge and then carve away. Pair this with some of Burton's hinge bindings (I have the Genesis) and you have a seriously sick ride that'll get you through just about anything in comfort and style.
Burton Sherlock Snowboard
I am curious, i am 5' 12" and about 175 and like to ride everything under the sun (hopefully snow actually). should i get the 157 or the 160cm?
Is there anyone who rode this board on icy conditions, I will combine this board with my much stiffer Burton Jussi 2009 board. But I don't want to switch between boards all the time, since I will use my cartel bindings on both boards. How does this board act on icy mountains, I really read very different stories about the edge hold of this board.
I have had a week with it in quite icy conditions and it's been totally fine. I've been on various customs for the last 7 years or so and decided to switch to the sherlock last year, the custom felt a little more stable on ice ( my old custom was longer, hence more stable) and just a little more powerful, but the sherlock was way more fun, especially when I found a few pockets of pow. It's still a very good board to cruise on hard/icy pistes with, but where it really shines is in the backcountry.


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Carol served his country by enlisting in the United States Marine Corps in September of 1945 and obtained the rank of Staff Sergeant E6 when he retired in October of 1966. His service record includes World War II, The Korean Conflict and The Vietnam Conflict.
Carol met his beloved wife of 55 years, Rita, in the spring of 1956 and was later wed on June 15th as a belated birthday gift. Carol and Rita often spent their time traveling the country, for military reasons and personal pleasure.
Carol was a member in good standing of the Masonic Lodge of Mathis #733, a 32 degree Scottish Rite of San Antonio, and a charter member of the Al Amin Shrine Temple of Corpus Christi. He loved participating in the parades as a member of the Directors Staff, the Camel Herder Unit and the Chuck Wagon Gang and Travelers. Carol and Rita there met most of their lifelong friends who shared their love of playing poker and traveling through the Shriners.
Carol eventually retired to the shores of Lake Corpus Christi near Mathis in 1988. He spent a majority of his time tending to his garden, fishing and taking care of Rita.
Those who welcomed Carol to his final home in Heaven were his loving wife, Rita Joy Remel; along with his beloved pets, Lucky and Sweetheart; his mother, Delia; and father, Napoleon. Siblings who greeted Carol were Julius Remel, Lance Remel, Edward Remel and Blanch Armond.
Carol's memories will be kept dear by his two children, Joy Lynn (John) Burkhardt and Carol Paul (Judy) Remel Jr., and by his granddaughter, Allie Marie Burkhardt. Carol is also survived by his brother, John Remel; and sisters, Flora Gaspard and Lou Ellen Fogarty. A host of nieces, nephews, cousins and cherished friends will continue to keep the memory of his honorable life alive.
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Upland game clinic coming to Hastings Island in Rio Vista
If you mention upland game hunting, the first thing that comes to mind is pheasant, those imported, colorful Chinese chickens.
But upland game consists of many more types of birds, including a variety of species of quail and turkey, and each requires a different hunting strategy. Some are easy to hunt. Others will test your limits of patience and endurance.
If you're new to the hunting arena, welcome to the club. Each of us was a newbie at one time.
Some of us had mentors that showed us the ropes, how to be successful and leading us to hunting areas. Others want to seriously take up the sport but don't come from a familial background with someone to mentor them as to the nuances of hunting any particular game bird.
For those who may fall into this latter category, you have two choices. The first is to do it the hard way. That means being frustrated, first of all, in finding a place to hunt, and then expending a great deal of energy in pursuit of that game without knowing how it operates.
It's doable. Many of us took what we learned at an early age, used that as a base of knowledge and then built on it year by year.
Instead of doing it the hard way, there are shortcuts that really do help the learning curve.
On Saturday, Aug. 27, the Department of Fish and Game is sponsoring a one-day upland game clinic at its Hastings Island Hunting Preserve near Rio Vista. While many clinics put on by the DFG are free, this one costs a nominal $45.
Topics will include regulations, where to hunt, proper types of firearms and ammunition, hunting alone vs. in a group, hunting with and without dogs and lastly, a topic dear to my heart and one seemingly overlooked by many: responsibilities and ethics.
The clinic also features dog-handling and game-care demonstrations.
All skill levels are welcome at the clinic, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hastings Island Hunting Preserve, 7758 Hastings Island Road in Rio Vista.
The clinic is free to any child 16 years and younger, but he/she must be accompanied by an adult.
Space is limited, and you must be pre-registered. You can reserve your space at the DFG's website at www.dfg.ca.gov/huntered/advanced. Once you're registered, you'll receive an e-mail with directions to the wildlife area and a list of items to bring.
Current fishing
Lake Almanor: Finally. The lake has dropped a good foot and a half and goes down a little each day. Bailey Creek is finally dry, and the Hamilton Branch is down to its normal summer level flow. Saturday was our first day on the water. We got bit just about everywhere we had lines out. Many were short hits, and a couple fish were lightly hooked and able to throw the hook.
We started near the mouth of Hamilton Branch and trolled north toward Big Springs, around the cove and along the Peninsula up to A-Frame. I scoped a lot of big fish in the 40- to 52-foot range. We finished south of Hamilton Branch and trolled back to Hamilton Branch.
Most of the hits came off the downrigger, down a minimum of 32 feet and as much as 50. A couple hits came off lead-core line, out seven colors, and every solid takedown was with a threaded crawler behind a dodger.
The east shore of the lake is providing plenty of action, though I'll try popular areas of the west side this week, around Plumas Pines and along the Peninsula around Rec Area 2.
American River: Salmon are trickling through, and that's the only way it can be described. The mouth of the American and surrounding areas can be pretty packed in boats. It can be a waiting game for the rod to take a big dive.
The Nimbus Basin, the short distance from the Hazel Avenue Bridge to the dam, was never hot for salmon fishing, and it's going to be slower now. Just below Hazel Avenue, weirs have been installed that will divert incoming salmon into the hatchery.
Go further upriver, however, and before you go under the freeway, you'll see the old gristmill. There's a pretty good striper population in the area, and they're oftentimes boiling. Drift big minnows or cast-retrieve a wounded-minnow imitator, and you can hammer a quick limit.
Hell Hole Reservoir: Launching off a trailer usually is out of the question at this time of year, as the water levels have dropped too much. Not this year. The lake remains more than 90-percent full. Kokanee trolling has slowed, but don't think it's over. There are still good numbers of the little salmon to 14 inches being netted. Go down as much as 40 feet off a downrigger around the powerhouse. If you can get on the water at the crack of dawn, head to the top end of the lake. Troll a Rapala at the inlet and you can still get into some good brown trout.
Rollins Lake: With school starting, recreational boating traffic is going to be on the decrease. The inlet of the Bear River and the hiking trail to Freeloader's Cove has been good for those dangling a night crawler under a sliding bobber down 15-20 feet.
Bay Area: The action is wide open. There's been a good salmon bite outside the gate and hot rod-bending action inside the bay — limits of stripers, some halibut, big lingcod and a variety of other rock cod to fill the sacks.
Bodega Bay: Outstanding results showing here, too. Skipper Rick Powers had a group aboard the New Sea Angler. After everybody limited on a variety of bottom fish, along with the highly favored lingcod, they switched to salmon rigs and began mooching in the Bird Rock area. They nailed an additional 12 salmon — not quite one per rod, the largest just under 30 pounds.
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I would like to thank jeremy for the hard work he has put into cyclonefanatic and for giving iowa state fans free accurate info about iowa state
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Show the man your love with a donation!
Jeremy, just got off work, came home, sat down at my computer, read your site. This is a daily routine. Thank you for everything. I've been a diehard cyclone fan since I started college at ISU. I always got my information from the cyclone's website... then I found your site and I think I've read every post since I joined early in your first version of the site. I've never really gotten into the cyclone websites till your site because I couldn't afford it as a college student. It is amazing how much more you get to know about ISU athletics from these sites. I've got more "ins" to cyclone information than the average ISU fan/ISU grad by all means... but I the info I get here amazingly puts that all to shame. When I graduate and have a steady job, I can promise you that you will be getting a donation from me. And surprisingly, when I do leave ISU and lose my close ties to the athletics program, I will likely purchase a subscription to one or two more sites to get that extra bit of info to replace what I'll lose... and I'll check that site(s) right when I'm done reading every new post on this one. So, on behalf of the person who runs the website(s) of my future subscriptions, I want to thank you for getting them a new subsriber to their site.

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 Jeremy, just got off work, came home, sat down at my computer, read your site. This is a daily routine. Thank you for everything.[/b][/quote]
Same here. Thanks so much Jeremy!
Don't confuse hope for a plan.
Jeremy I have donated twice to your site and want to thank for the info I paid for. I will NEVER donate another nickle has long as you promote a site run by J Narcotic THE full of myself feaking sqwak. WTF
I think this site is awesome and (to paraphrase Dan McCarney) "no doubt about it', Jeremy has broken some scoop and was the first to post news stories regarding the Cyclones.
I will continue to support this site with my donations.
"We are first and foremost an educational institution that values integrity, honesty and treating others with fairness and respect".
-ISU President Gregory Geoffroy; circa May 2003.
"We are really excited about CycloneFanatic there's no question about it. They've got the best information 5 out of the past 6 weeks. CR and CN are great, great sites, whereas CF has had no real tradition. When we got here there was nothing to speak of, the html and cgi-******* were the worst on the web. We have our hands full, we've really, really improved. Its a wonderful day to be a CycloneFanatic."
This site it great! Thanks!
where's that quote from pulse?
I agree...good stuff here. Keep up the good work - ignore the BS. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]
I think this is the best site out there and I can't wait until football season to see your traffic triple. This is a site for the Hardcore Cyclone Fan! I am surprised to see that Paul Clark Criticized the readers and posters on this site since I bet a majority of the people over here also subscribe to his site...I however do not. I have also seen some people over here give props to Paul and CR in this site...me being one of them. But after reading your "rant" I may have to rethink that. I guess the people Paul is forgetting about is the fans themselves. Great work Jeremy and this site is something all Cyclone Fans should be proud off!

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 I would like to thank jeremy for the hard work he has put into cyclonefanatic and for giving iowa state fans free accurate info about iowa state
I agree, and thanks Jeremy for the wonderful job you've done.
However, I'd like to add that aside from the great information, the thing that Cyclone Fanatic really has that sets itself apart is the active boards. The combination of breaking news in the Cyclone world along with an atmosphere that is full of discussion to partake in is really what makes this site great.
Thanks again.

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There's only one guy I know talks like that!
I too would like to thank Jeremy for the fine job that he does. I was a paying subscriber of CR for about a year. I was in it for the hoops action but there simply were not very many articles on basketball. I was only using CR for the message board, and I have philosophical differences with paying $10/month to be a member of a message board.
I was always jelous of Mizzou fans that they had this great- free and independent- message board that was Tigerboard. Now I don't have to be jelous any more.
And people, pony up a couple of dollars to Jeremy if you can. He is providing us with a great site.
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My favorite character was Xavier, the heretic. I'm thinking 1st appearance Doom would be a good place to start. There's also the gangster- Larsen? can't remember. He'd be pretty easy to make as well.
Any other ideas?
Posted 16 February 2012 - 04:03 PM
Edited by MisterMiracle, 16 February 2012 - 04:03 PM.
Anyone need help tracking down Toys R Us Minimates?
Cost + shipping on Walking Dead 7, Marvel 15, 19, 20 or 21, Predator, TMNT 3, Muppets and NBX 1 or 2.
Posted 17 February 2012 - 07:11 AM
While we're at it...what about Time Killers?! I think that one came about before Mortal Kombat and was one of the more violent games for that time.
Time Killers- that takes me back. Is that the game where you could take a chainsaw to their arm and they'd keep fighting? That was a good one.
Darkstalkers was fun too- those would make great minimates if they ever decided to finish the line (the skeleton rocker, the mummy, wolfman, etc.)
Posted 17 February 2012 - 10:18 AM
Posted 17 February 2012 - 03:49 PM
How about some TMNT love? With the new Nick toon coming out and the revival of the classics line- why not minimates? The heads would have to be sculpted of course.
You know, we already have a thread specifically for wishlists. Sorry to have to be That Guy, but you've started wishing for one property and now you're asking for others. This definitely needs to be in the wishlist thread.
Zach Oat: We still occasionally ask (regarding the DC license) posted June 19 2012 on MMMV
DST Never Says Never, so why do YOU? DC Minimates will return one day!
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Best Answer steveb, 25 June 2008 - 11:04 AM
I have 3 versions of the B-Series and have found that the Mid-Vent gets flown the most.
It does give up something at each end of the wind scale compared to the Full Sail and Vented, but it has been pure enjoyment in the range in between.
I would recommend a set of Race Rods and 4 Wrap Equipped, along with 50# light wind lines and 90# lines for maximum wind range.
If the winds are smooth and steady, the Full Sail definitely has the low wind advantage, but I've found that the Mid-Vent handles light and turbulent winds with more control. The Full Sail can be sensitive to poor winds and can tend to luff, where the Mid-Vent filters out a lot of the swirls and gusts and flies smoother in the bumpy stuff.
There are no free lunches- if you gain something at one end, you lose something else at another. The Full Vent can be slightly 'mushy' at times, where the Full Sail can be a bit 'skittish'. The venting filters out a lot of minor over-corrections and bumps in the wind, giving it a smooth and forgiving flight style. You do lose some of the Full Sail's quick response and tighter feel though.
IMO, the Mid-Vent is the best of both worlds. It keeps most of the strongest points of both models while not giving up too much at ether end.
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|Playground receives final touch
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
The new playground at Homesteaders Park received one of the final touches recently when the rubber surface was installed under the playground equipment. Phillips County Administration office said the playground has a few minor things to be finished, but is open for people to use at their own risk.
The next project to be completed will be an enhancement project that will supply lights, benches, a Frisbee golf course and a fence around the turf field. That project should get under way soon, according to the administrator's office.
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Faye Jean Fromme, 92 of Remsen, IA died Friday, Oct. 7, 2011 at Happy Siesta Health Care Center in Remsen, IA.. Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011 at St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Remsen, with Rev. Craig Miller officiating. Burial will be in the Remsen Community Cemetery. Visitation will be anytime after 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 10, 2011. There will be a prayer service at 7 p.m. all at Fisch Funeral Home & Monument in Remsen. Visitation will resume Tuesday morning from 9 a.m. until service time at the church. Condolences may be sent online to www.fischfh.com.
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Savannah, GA 31401
The best place in Savannah for a hot cup of coffee and Georgia peach cobbler or legendary fried green tomatoes, the WhistleStop Café adds a free side of Wi-Fi with every order! Serving up Southern-style breakfast and lunch Sunday through Saturday, the WhistleStop now daily offers its popular homestyle fried chicken and ice-cold Southern sweet tea. Eat on the Georgia, a 1941 Pullman train car, on our nostalgic open-air patio or inside the WhistleStop's restaurant to better access the Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
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Hours of Operation
Sunday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Monday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Tuesday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Wednesday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Thursday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Friday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
Saturday: 11:00AM - 3:30PM
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American, Sandwiches, Soul Food / Southern, Soup / Salads
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