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(Merrill) -- Smoke could be seen for miles, as fire fighters from four communities were at the scene of a fire located at 25675 County Road K-49, or about 5 miles east of Merrill. A corn silage pile, along with numerous round bales, ignited when a payloader tractor, while working on the silage pile, touched the dry husks of the bales. Underneath the silage pile were old rubber tires that also ignited. Lost are several round bales, tons of corn silage, and the payloader tractor that has a value of at least $30,000. That fire started at about 2:40 p.m. and fire officials were on the scene for more than three hours. Fire fighters from Merrill, Hinton, Le Mars and Oyens responded to that fire.
Le Mars Fire Department and Dean Foods Work Together For Disaster Drill
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Fire and Rescue Department will hold a simulated disaster drill on this evening at Dean Foods between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. Fire Chief Dave Schipper says it will be a "hands-on" drill focusing on a truck that has spilled some acid.
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Plymouth County Sheriff Office Gets Police Dog
(Le Mars) -- The newest member of the Plymouth County Law Enforcement team met with the county board of supervisors during their Tuesday meeting. Sheriff Mike Van Otterloo and Deputy Jacob Wingert introduced Fala, a four and a half month old German Shepard dog. Deputy Wingert will be the trainer and handler of the new canine patrol. Wingert says the dog, its food, and veterinary services are being donated.
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Le Mars Man Sentenced To Federal Prison For Meth Distribution
(Cedar Rapids) -- A Le Mars man is one of five individuals sentenced to federal prison for a methamphetamine distribution conspiracy. 30 year old Brent Lamp was sentenced on August 20th to 17 and a half years in federal prison. Lamp pleaded guilty to receiving multiple quantities of methamphetamine and resold it to numerous other people, between January 2011 to December of 2011. Lamp was previously convicted of a felony drug offense in Plymouth County in December of 2001.
Penn National Rejects Casino Contract Offer
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The operator of Sioux City's riverboat casino has turned down a contract offer from its nonprofit partner that holds the gambling license.
The Missouri River Historical Development on Monday approved an extension of its operating agreement with Penn National Gaming Co. through March 2015, and added language that would allow the group to negotiate with other operators on a new land-based casino.
Penn rejected the offer on Tuesday.
The move could set up a showdown at Thursday's meeting of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. The current contract expired in July, and the commission has warned that if a short-term deal isn't reached by this week, the state may have no other choice but to shut down the riverboat, which has over 300 employees.
Student Pilot Made False Claims On Training Logs
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A Waterloo student pilot who admitted to falsifying flight logs to claim he flew more hours than he did is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court in Des Moines.
Thirty-three-year-old Fahad Nabeel Hussein Al-Daous earlier entered a guilty plea to making a false statement to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Al-Daous told FBI agents he falsely logged twice the actual number of hours he flew to save on the cost of getting a pilot's license.
He attended flight training at Livingston Aviation in Waterloo during 2010 and 2011. When he applied for a commercial pilot training program in September, the flight school discovered he had
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August 2010 Editorial - Behind The WheelWritten by on August 1, 2010 Fashion "Sense"
Long before I was given the honor of editorship here on this fine magazine, I'd always thought of Rod & Custom as catering to "mainstream traditional", the former part of that coming more into play as all the lower-class rags, as I refer to them, started cropping up. Unlike its big brother, Hot Rod, which has had to keep pace with the new cars (and yet still "try" and appease older generations at the same time), R&C has remained dedicated to true hot rods and customs all along.
Recently, after pouring through back issues while preparing for the cover car display at the Grand National Roadster Show, I came to the realization that I may have been doing more assuming than believing, at least when it comes to the R&C of the late '80s and early '90s. How could I have ever forgotten the pastels and (even worse) neons with the collaged or cheesy-themed studio covers?! Prior to that, "traditional" was probably too new to even be considered-it was simply hot rodding and customizing, just as it had been from the start. It might be a stretch for some to agree, but by today's standards, I'd consider '70s styling trends to be traditional.
Looking at R&C from its volume standpoint, that particular era would otherwise seem to me as a bad experiment if it weren't for the fact that its competition at the time (STREET RODDER, Rod Action, and American Rodder) was no different. Only problem is the competition didn't have the same heritage-despite having spent a little time away from the newsstands, R&C had still been around the block long before the others came out to play. But whether it was an attempt to compete with rival titles, to reestablish itself in the marketplace, or a combination of both along with some internal misguidance, I don't know for sure. What I do know is that the magazine looked nothing like its predecessor, nor its successor ... at least not in my eyes. Don't get me wrong, there were some great stories hidden behind those corny covers!
Today, it's a whole new ball game. What remains of the competition- STREET RODDER -is still an opponent even though it's now part of the same company (or vice versa). But regardless of what they or even any of the so-called "rat rod ragz" cater to, I don't believe that R&C needs to rely on anything above and beyond its already-established roots-just as long as it applies itself accordingly to the hobby and its enthusiasts so those roots stay firmly planted. To me, "traditional" isn't a fad or trend-it's the encompassment of hot rods and customs in their true, early form. Traditional is R&C, with no corny additives.


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Aviles Makes M.L. Debut
Infielder Mike Aviles got the call Thursday that he would be joining the big league club for the final game of the series with the Minnesota Twins.
The 5-9, 195-pound 28-year-old will make his Major League debut Thursday after having his contract purchased from Triple-A Omaha. He'll make the start at shortstop, batting ninth as our Royals look to snap their current 10-game skid.
Aviles, who the Royals acquired in the seventh round of the 2003 draft, has been tearing it up for the O-Royals this season, hitting .338 (72-for-213) with 21 doubles, six triples, 10 homers, 42 RBI and 42 runs scored in 50 games. He leaves the state of Nebraska leading the Pacific Coast League in extra-base hits (37) and total bases (135), RBI, second in hits and doubles, tied for second in triples, tied for third in runs and RBI. On defense, he has made 32 starts at second base and 18 starts at shortstop.
Some more on Aviles…As a non-roster invitee this Spring, he hit .419 (13-for-31) with two doubles, a triple, six RBI and seven runs scored in 18 games for the Royals in Surprise, Ariz. Last season, he was named the Royals Minor League Player of the Year, hitting .296 with 17 homers and 77 RBI for Omaha. In 2003, he was the Arizona Royals Player of the Year, an honor he followed up by taking home Wilmington Player of the Year in 2004.
MORE ROSTER MOVES: To bring Aviles up, the Royals optioned first baseman/DH Billy Butler, who was hitting .263 with one homer and 18 RBI in 53 games this season, to Omaha.
We also placed right-hander reliever Leo Nuñez on the disabled list and recalled left-hander Neal Musser to replace Nuñez in the bullpen. Musser is 0-4 with a 3.07 ERA and six saves in Omaha in 2008.
Also…Manager Hillman announced that right-handed starter Kyle Davies will get the start on Saturday vs. Cleveland as Brett Tomko shifts to the bullpen. Davies, who is scheduled to be recalled from Omaha prior to the game on Saturday, has posted a 6-2 mark with a 2.06 ERA in 10 starts for the Triple-A club. A corresponding roster move has not been announced…
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Ugh, so instead of having a terrible April, we have a terrible May. I was hoping we were done with these double digit losing streaks and 5 run 9th innings.
Also: Can anyone explain why you send Butler down but NOT Pena? I don't understand how Pena is allowed to hit .162 through 2 months of the season, even with his good defense.
Double also: Release Peralta… NOW.
So of all the players that were placed on the waiver wire this year, Frank Thomas, and Jacque Jones for example we pick up a second rate catcher with no power an average arm an decent speed. This is getting comical. The front office doesn't care about winning at all.


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Royals introduce new powder blue caps (Photo)
The Royals have announced that in 2010 the club will don a New Authentic New Era alternate powder blue cap in conjunction with their home alternate powder blue jerseys, which have been worn for every home day game since the beginning of the 2008 season. The cap will go on sale exclusively at the Royals Majestic Team Store near Gate C of Kauffman Stadium on Tuesday, November 24 at 10 a.m.
The Majestic Team Store will be open on November 24, 25 and 27 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The store will also be open on Saturday, November 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. prior to the University of Kansas and University of Missouri football game at Arrowhead Stadium at 2:30 p.m. On Friday, November 27, Royals alumni Willie Wilson, Kevin Seitzer and Willie Aikens will be signing autographs at the Majestic Team Store from noon to 2 p.m.
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I would think having those extra features would make your gear cleaning harder... Employee or not its a valid point!!!!
Whenever you add features you add maintenance. This is with anything. The question is, are the features worth the trouble. According to Eric the power inflator is a great feature. He has given you one positive and one negative feature of this BC without trying to sell you something we carry instead. I dont find this a biased opinion at all.... I think it is very valid and unbiased.


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I have written a php program to export as ICS with data store in a old system, and, to import it in a share zimbra calendar, I use :
This importation must be run each day, and, before launch it, I want to know if there's a way to clean up my calendar (removing ALL appointment) using an online command or any other command line command.PHP Code:
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I don't want to delete and recreate the calendar because I think I'll lost all my share for the person using this calendar.
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Officials seek cleanup of apartments in troubled Crown Heights neighborhood
OCEANSIDE The city of Oceanside filed a lawsuit Thursday against the manager and owner of a Crown Heights apartment complex that officials say has been a haven for street gangs, a source of some of the crime and violence that have plagued the troubled neighborhood.
The city is seeking a court order to force the manager of the apartments at 415 Grant St. to clean up the property, install security cameras, and hire security guards to patrol the sprawling complex, which includes eight two-story apartment buildings, two laundry and storage buildings, and two parking lots.
"I don't think this action in and of itself is going to solve all the problems, but it will help," City Attorney John Mullen said Thursday. "This is part of a broader attempt — this is one tool to be able to remedy the situation there."
The person who Mullen said was responsible for the apartment complex, San Clemente real estate broker Donald Swanson, said in a letter emailed to U-T San Diego on Thursday that he took over management of the property less than a year ago and has been working with city officials since then to improve the complex.
"We have been cooperative and communicative with the city throughout our involvement in the property," Swanson said. "Despite the filing of (what) we consider to be unwarranted litigation, at taxpayers' expense, we are committed to continue to work with the City of Oceanside to resolve its concerns with the property."
Swanson said in the letter that he was "disappointed" he wasn't notified before word of the lawsuit was made public.
"We have been working in conjunction with the city, code compliance, police and fire departments, and have followed many of their suggestions for recommended improvements," Swanson said.
He also said the city could have helped improve the area "but neglected to do so."
"For example, the streetlights in front of the property have been inoperable for some time, despite multiple requests from the community to repair them," Swanson said.
Crown Heights has suffered from gang violence and drug activity for several years. Since March, there have been four shootings in Crown Heights, including one in which the victim died.
And on Jan. 29, 16-year-old Javier Luna was stabbed to death at the corner of Center Avenue and Division Street — a crime that police have said is probably gang-related.
The neighborhood is bounded by Mission Avenue to the north, Interstate 5 to the east, Mission Avenue to the south and Home Street to the west.
Mullen, in the lawsuit, said the Grant Street complex in the heart of Crown Heights has been "a haven for rampant criminal activity and criminal gang activity."
The complex "has been the source of a rising and exorbitant amount of calls for service" to police, Mullen said in the lawsuit. Crimes in or around it have included murder, attempted murder, arson, robbery, vandalism and assault with a deadly weapon.
Police responded to 350 calls from the complex in 2012; 179 in 2011; 129 in 2010; and 131 in 2009, the lawsuit states.
Past and current owners and managers have been repeatedly cited for building code violations for everything from rotting stairs to missing screens and light fixtures, Mullen said.
Cleaning up the complex "would definitely be a benefit for the community," said Carmen Amigon of Community Housing Works, which has been working with Crown Heights residents to improve the area.
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"There's a place in this great wide world for you to plug into," said Tom Elliff, president of the IMB. "Everyone in this room should ask God, 'Give me a heart for missions,'" he told students, faculty, and staff of Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary at a special Chapel service on Friday, May 17, 2012. His message was part of the seminary's Global Missions Week, which culminated in the Seminary's 51st annual Missions Conference.
"To know what it means to have a heart for missions, look at the heart of Apostle Paul." Elliff explained in Romans 1:14 the repeated phrase "I am" was like a heartbeat, the heart of a missionary. In Verse 14 Paul says, "I am obligated." In verse 15 he says "I am eager." In verse 16 he says "I am not ashamed."
Elliff pointed out, "Having a heart for missions is having a heart that is compelled by the presence of a serious debt." He quoted Paul, "When I see anyone, I have a sense of obligation." Elliff emphasized that it is a profound obligation to the Greeks, the barbarians, and everyone in between – the entire population. He noted that soon there will be 7 billion people on the earth. He asked, "How many will die without hearing the name of Jesus? If you have a heart for missions, you will have this sense of obligation."
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Whether you're seeking a safe place to take the kids or a hot spot to work on your tan, there's a beach here that's just right for you. La Jolla Shores and Mission Bay both have gentle waves and shallow waters that provide safer swimming for kids; whereas the high swells at Black's and Swami's attract surfers worldwide. If you're looking for dramatic ocean views, Torrey Pines State Beach and Sunset Cliffs provide a desertlike chaparral backdrop, with craggy cliffs overlooking the ocean below. Beaches farther south in Coronado and Silver Strand have longer stretches of sand that are perfect for a contemplative stroll or a brisk jog. Then there are those secluded, sandy enclaves that you may happen upon on a scenic drive down Highway 101.
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I know antelope are easier to draw. I just got hooked on antelope hunting and havent been in two years so getting a little antsy. Always wanted a big elk and big mule deer too but drool when I see 85+" antelope. If you look at the book to get roughly into the top 20% of all time trophys you would need roughly an 86" antelope, 201" typ mule deer, 260" ntyp mule deer, a 391" typ elk, or a 410" non typ elk. I think a 86" antelope is way more obtainable with that license than a 400+ elk or 200+ mule deer. Just showing what roughly an equal trophy for all specie equates too. Thats why I would have a tough choice.
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When given A Commisioner tag it is valid for either elk, deer, or antelope in the hunt area of your choice. They are always donated to non profit organizations where they are either auctioned or raffled off. The Wyoming Wild sheep Foundation is selling tickets for raffle right now, i bought one and that got my curiosity going. The best part is is it dosnt interfere with other tags you draw, so you can hunt 2 bull elk in one season, or whatever you choose.
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To date, the research has not resumed, and the scientists involved are distressed. They say that the emergence of this new H7N9 bird flu is a perfect example of why they should continue to study how viruses can mutate enough to jump from bird to animal and from person to person. Others disagree. Simon Wain-Hobson, chair of the Foundation for Vaccine Research in the U.S., wrote in the scientific journal Nature last week, "The world has never been more densely populated. Is it appropriate for civilian scientists to make microbes more dangerous?"
Ab Osterhaus is a leading influenza researcher and the head of viroscience at the Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands. It was his team that successfully mutated the H5N1 into a contagious pathogen. Of the new H7N9 virus, he said he has looked at the genetic sequencing data from samples out of China and finds some "worrisome" mutations that have already occurred in the strain. He said that the greatest risk to the public is not knowing how a new virus can spread, and the only way to know is to experiment.
"This virus might be on the brink of gaining function of transmissibility in humans," Osterhaus said in a Reuters story reported on NBC News. "I think it's crucial to know the rules of the game."
In 2006, the world was preparing for an epidemic of H5N1 that never materialized. Still the disease killed some 60 percent of those who contracted it.
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Having planted its flag in Oahu and Maui, the 2014 Hawaii Food & Wine Festival (Aug. 29-Sept. 7) is expanding to include a third Hawaiian island. Now in its fourth year, the festival will begin with its first-ever visit to the Big Island; the Aloha' Aina, Aloha Kai ("love of land, love of sea") gala will treat guests to a six-course feast on the volcanic grounds of the Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort. Also new to this year's festival will be the presence of children; Keiki in the Kitchen: Food, Fitness, Family and Fun will feature chef demos, a farmers market, educational booths and fitness activities.
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PULLMAN, Wash. – Washington State senior safety Deone Bucannon was named the CBSSports.com Midseason All-America Second Team, the website announced Tuesday.
Bucannon enters the week leading the Pac-12 Conference in tackles with 64 and tied for second with a team-high four interceptions. He has tallied double-digit tackles twice this season, 14 at Auburn and 12 in the win at California. The Fairfield, Calif. native is currently fourth in WSU history with 13 career interceptions and tied for fifth in career tackles with 334.
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The Pear Avenue Theatre is set to present "Hanging Georgia" through Sunday in Mountain View.
Jake Margolin directs the new play by Sharmon J. Hilfinger and Joan McMillen. Created and performed by the BootStrap Theater ensemble, the play marks Pear Avenue Theatre's 75th production,
"Hanging Georgia" tells the story of the American painter Georgia O'Keeffe and her relationship with Alfred Stieglitz.
The cast features Nick Allen, Michael Barrett Austin, Rogelio Landaverde, Joan McMillen, Paz Pardo, Sandra Poindexter, Claire Slattery, Michael Storm, Juliet Strong and Maryssa Wanlass.
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Washington D.C. (KSDK) - The Amtrak Police Department named 30-year police veteran Polly Hanson as its police chief.
Hanson will oversee 500 law enforcement officers and civilians in the U.S. as she works closely with local, state and federal Amtrak agencies.
Polly Hanson worked 27 years at Metro Transit Police in Washington D.C., beginning as a police officer and working her way up to chief of police. She then spent three years with Metropolitan Police Department in Washington D.C. Prior to being named Amtrak Chief of Police, Hanson worked as director in the Office of Law Enforcement and Security at the U.S. Department of Interior, where she was a commissioned federal special agent.
Amtrak sought assistance from the International Association of Chiefs of Police in the search and interview process to find someone to fill the Chief of Police role.
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(Reuters) – A shooter opened fire at a middle school in New Mexico on Tuesday, seriously wounding at least two teenage students before being taken into custody, police and hospital officials said.
"The shooter has been apprehended," police in Roswell, New Mexico, said in a statement, without giving any further details on the incident or the suspected gunman.
The two injured students from Berrendo Middle School – which was placed on lockdown after the shooting – were taken to a local hospital, where they were stabilized before being transferred to another facility, said Brooke Linthicum, a hospital spokeswoman.
The students, a 14-year-old boy and 13-year-old girl, were taken by helicopter to the University Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas, because it has a Level 1 trauma center, said Eric Finley, a spokesman for the center.
Lubbock is 154 miles east of Roswell.
The incident was the second at a middle school in three months. In October, a 12-year-old boy opened fire with a handgun at his middle school in Sparks, Nevada, killing a teacher and wounding two other students before shooting himself to death.
It comes amid a national debate on gun control, after a gunman shot to death 20 students and six adult staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut in December, 2012. Following that attack, President Barack Obama called for sweeping new gun control measures.
Most of Obama's proposals were defeated in Congress, but his administration proposed new regulations this month aimed at clarifying restrictions on gun ownership for the mentally ill and bolstering a database used for background checks on buyers of firearms.
A recorded voice message on Berrendo Middle School's phone instructed parents to pick up their children at a nearby location.
Kathy Sigala, a parent, told Roswell television station KOBR, an NBC affiliate, that she was made aware of the shooting by a phone call from an office colleague.
"It was scary, it was freaky," Sigala told the station. "We just can't believe that it would happen here."
A dispatcher with the Roswell police said the initial report came from the Chaves County Sheriff's Office.
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New Mexico State Police plan to hold a news conference at 1 p.m. local time.
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As of Aug. 31, 2012, Grainland Co-op completed its first full year as a non-leased CHS country operations retail business unit.
Grainland members were updated on the cooperative's successful year at the annual meeting Tuesday, March 12.
In the financial report, assistant manager Gary Peintner said Grainland had a huge year, with $5,719,177 in net savings. He added it's probably the best year Grainland has ever had.
Checks amounting to about $2.2 million were mailed out to patrons last month.
Board president Casey Gerk reported that the biggest news for Grainland is the shuttle loader project.
After a long wait and much concern for whether the project was going to happen, on Nov. 8, 2012, general manager Rick Unrein announced that the BNSF and NKC Railroad had settled on an agreement and Grainland could start on the $18 million shuttle loader project.
Gerk said it will take roughly 15,000 man-hours to complete the project that will include eight concrete silos holding an additional 1.4 million bushels of Grainland commodities. These commodities will be shipped directly into the global commodities market.
The shuttle loader will be built with the future in mind. It will include room for additional storage, the possibility of adding a dry fertilizer hub and the ability to unload unit trains of liquid fertilizer.
While talking about the shuttle loader, Gerk cited two commodities that are very important to Grainland—millet and white wheat.
Gerk said Grainland handles roughly 10 percent of the U.S. millet crop. White wheat, another important commodity for Grainland, represented roughly 11.7 percent of the cooperative's 2012 wheat crop.
Unrein said the entire shuttle loader project is expected to be completed and fully operational by wheat harvest in 2014. "We have high expectations of what this project will mean for the patrons of Grainland," he added.
Much more of Grainland's efforts in the near future will be focused on positioning the company to fully utilize the asset, which represents the largest expenditure ever taken on by the cooperative system in this area, said Unrein.
Not only will the shuttle loader project be going on this year, but Grainland will also have ongoing projects at New Haven, Fleming, Haxtun, Holyoke, Amherst, Julesburg and the stateline.
In his report for the year, Unrein said the decision by the patrons to fully integrate with CHS has brought benefits that simply can't be matched.
As one example, Unrein noted that the year 2012 marked a significant change in how patronage is handled.
As a result of being fully part of CHS, 100 percent of the patronage and equity earned through Grainland goes directly to the individual patrons who earned it.
In the past, directors and management would have decided how much of that patronage would be paid out to the members, with the remainder being kept as retained savings. The same procedure would be used for local savings.
Now, as a part of CHS country operations, 100 percent of the patronage and local savings is paid out to members as patronage. This is why they're seeing $5.2 million in patronage allocation for 2012.
Additionally, Unrein said this patronage allocation also includes farm picked-up grain and large volume fuel purchases, which were never eligible for patronage in the past.
Since Grainland is part of CHS, Gerk told the members about a major project they're working on. CHS is moving forward on a natural-gas-fired nitrogen fertilizer plant in Spiritwood, N.D.
When the plant is up and running, it will produce 2,200 tons of ammonia a day. It will convert natural gas into anhydrous, urea and 11-52-0. Gerk said CHS hopes to have the project completed in 2016 at a cost of $1-1.4 billion.
This is a major investment and source of nitrogen for the future, and Gerk said it is hoped Grainland will see good dividends.
CHS just reported a record year of $1.26 billion net income on revenues of $40.6 billion and returned $600 million to its owners in cash. With this being Grainland's first year as part of CHS, Gerk pointed out it looks like the two work well together.
"Grainland Co-op today is on the right track, headed in the right direction," said Gerk. "The future of Grainland and CHS looks really good because we are made up of farmers, ranchers and employees who are not just along for the ride."
Unrein assured the membership that every decision he helps make is relevant to the future of the organization and communities—not only in asset planning but in operations.
CHS regional director Gary Goodroad reiterated the value of the partnership between CHS and Grainland.
He touched on the vision and mission of the organization and reported on expansion of CHS's global footprint.
He gave more details on the nitrogen plant in Spiritwood, N.D. that was announced last September and said they hope to bring back some tremendous patronage through CHS through Grainland.
Four directors elected
Four candidates were elected, after running unopposed for board of director positions at last week's annual meeting.
Those elected were incumbents Paul Schmidt from District 3, Mark Gueck from District 2 and Dave Carlson from District 1; and newcomer Kent Bamford from District 1.
Dan Ortner leaves the board this year after 18 years of service on the Amherst Co-op and Grainland boards. Ortner and Les Peterson, who served for 17 years on the Amherst and Grainland boards, were presented with plaques acknowledging their dedicated service.
A meal was served prior to the meeting by Bill Pelle with the help of Haxtun FFA members. Whitney Powell entertained with piano music as members entered the auditorium for the meeting.
Following the business portion of the meeting, a drawing for numerous prizes was held.
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Skagen is a town in North Jutland.
Skagen is the northernmost town in Denmark, with the northernmost point in Denmark, Grenen. This is where Kattegat (waters between Denmark and Sweden) and the Skagerrak (part of the North Sea) meet.
It is a town where the main turnover are the fishing fleet and the connected industries - food industries and different industries supporting the fleet. Second income is tourism. There are 8.900 habitants in the town but in the main tourist season the inhabitants increase up to 50-60,000 persons.
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The semi private Nordjyske Jernbaner [1] railway runs between Frederikshavn, interchange with the national railway system, and Skagen.
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A very popular way of transport in the area is by bicycle on a distributed net of bicycle paths.
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Skagen is well known for its fish products in general and for its fresh cooked shrimps in particular. Enjoy them on the quey at the small restaurants in the old fishing houses or bring them with you home.
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1969: Chicago's first album, "Chicago Transit Authority," was certified gold.
1970: The Beach Boys played a command performance for Princess Margaret in London.
1977: Elvis Costello and the Attractions performed on "Saturday Night Live" as a last-minute replacement for the Sex Pistols, who were denied U.S. visas. Costello was told not to play his song "Radio, Radio" because of its criticisms of the broadcasting industry, but he interrupted another song to play it.
1986: A jury in Las Vegas found NBC guilty of defaming singer Wayne Newton by linking him to organized crime.
1989: "The Simpsons" made its debut on Fox.
1992: Barbra Streisand signed a movie and music deal with Sony. Terms weren't revealed, but sources estimated the deal was worth $60 million.
2001: Comedian Tom Green filed for divorce from actress Drew Barrymore after less than six months of marriage.
Today's birthdays: Singer-actor Tommy Steele is 77. Keyboardist-singer Art Neville of the Neville Brothers is 76. Actor Bernard Hill is 69. Actor Ernie Hudson ("Ghostbusters") is 68. "Hardball" host Chris Matthews is 68. Actor-comedian Eugene Levy is 67. Drummer Jim Bonfanti of The Raspberries is 65. Singer Paul Rodgers is 64. Singer Wanda Hutchinson of The Emotions is 62. Country singer Sharon White of The Whites is 60. Actor Barry Livingston ("My Three Sons") is 60. Actor Bill Pullman is 60. Director-producer Peter Farrelly ("There's Something About Mary," "Dumb and Dumber") is 57. Bassist Mike Mills of R.E.M. is 55. Singer Sarah Dallin of Bananarama is 52. Country singer Tracy Byrd is 47. Bassist Duane Propes of Little Texas is 47. Actress Laurie Holden ("The Walking Dead") is 44. DJ Homicide of Sugar Ray is 43. Actor Sean Patrick Thomas ("The District") is 43. Drummer Eddie Fisher of OneRepublic is 40. Actor Giovanni Ribisi is 39. Actress Milla Jovovich ("Zoolander," "The Fifth Element") is 38. Actress Jennifer Carpenter ("Dexter") is 34. Singer Ben Goldwasser of MGMT is 31. Actress Emma Bell ("The Walking Dead") is 27. Guitarist Taylor York of Paramore is 24. Actor-singer Nat Wolff ("The Naked Brothers Band") is 19.


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The Nazi film is a genre that has been around ever since the end of 30′s, even before the Second World War, and is re-emerging every ten years in it's full glory. During the last 12 months we've been treated with a heavy load of Nazi films coming from Europe and US, but the trend seems to be dying again, just as suddenly as it was started. This weekend, Zombie Room is focusing on Nazi flicks as a genre. First, we take a brief look at some of the 2008 and 2009 films with the Nazi topic.
Let's start out with a spoiler: Stauffenberg doesn't kill Hitler.
In Valkyrie, we have the funny little chap Tom Cruise as a Nazi, bouncing around like a pirate with his eyepatch and one arm, portraying Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg, the "Good Nazi" who tried (and failed) to assassinate Hitler. Valkyrie is a very serious, big-budget, star-ridden, English-language Hollywood Nazi war film that paints the picture of von Stauffenberg as a real American hero who's willing to sacrifice everything for the good sake. Which is, to kill Hitler and end the war before the Allies would. The story has been filmed at least four times before Valkyrie, and this one completely fails to bring anything new to the table, other than the biggest budget of von Stauffenberg-films so far.
A story of a friendship of two kids, produced by Disney. Doesn't sound too exciting? What if the other one is the son of a Nazi officer who moves to the countryside with his family, and the other one is a Jew living in the nearby concentration camp? Adds an intriguing angle to it, doesn't it? When the son of the officer starts to wonder the strange smell and the black smoke coming from the chimneys of the camp, the darker tones of the film start to creep in, and the end is really harsh stuff. The director Mark Herman succeeds in leading the audience to one, much more Disney-like direction, but suddenly turns the knobs up to eleven, dropping some serious jaws.
The Reader is not a Nazi film by it's looks, flashing only few Swastikas and no Nazi leather boots at all, but the story discusses the topic very extensively and with a nice angle to it. A young boy falls in love with an older woman in the post-war Germany, and later finds out the woman, played by Kate Winslet, had been a female officer in a concentration camp. The Reader's biggest achievement doesn't come from the story – which is good but doesn't deliver in the end, but from the actors who do an amazing job, obviously led by the Oscar-winning role by Winslet as a MILF-like hot Hanna Schmitz, who's falling slowly apart and fucking a young boy, played by David Kross, both physically and mentally. This one wasn't half bad, and even had some hot sex scenes, which is something that's lacking from almost every other Nazi film from last year, except…
DøD SNø (DEAD SNOW)
…where we have a sex scene in an outhouse, with a guy taking a dump in -20 degrees with a hot chick on top. Win.
For those who've been following Zombie Room, it's not a big surprise that both of us, Essi and me, are huge Død Snø fans. We were treated with a private screening of the film last year in Os, Norway, where the producer showed up with a projector and played the film to a small, selected audience. I think I've never had so much fun in a film theater – we were constantly standing up, applauding, laughing out loud like maniacs and generally having fun like we would've had downed a 12-pack of beer.
Død Snø is about a group of teenagers coming on a winter holiday to an isolated cabin in the Norwegian mountains, and being suddenly attacked by a platoon of Nazi zombies. And that's exactly what you get: a lot of gore, vile-looking Nazis zombies, bad jokes, motorsleds and a lot of great homage moments to old zombie classics. I've written a more comprehensive review of the film here, but to sum it up: one of the best films of 2008.
Charlie's Angels vs. The Nazis without hot chicks or the attitude, that's what Female Agents is all about. Five French women commandos are being sent on a mission to save a British geologist from the hands of a Nazi officer who believes he's linked to the preparations of the D-Day. Female Agents is a really tame action drama that smells like "big, multi-national European production" for miles away – and it's quite as sexy as EU. It's not really pushing any front, even the Nazis are quite nice and polite, and although the bodycount is big, the film itself fails to build any interest to the stereotype characters. Boring. Only remarkable achievement here is the language – Female Agents mixes bravely French, German and English – the characters speak the language they are supposed to speak, which is not the case in any other film listed here, except – again – Død Snø :)
Russian James Bond killing Nazis in the forest. That's all you need to know about Defiance – if that sounds good, then it's propably a film you ought to see, but if you are looking for something more, then maybe go see The Reader. Defiance introduces a small group of Jews hiding in the Belarussian woods from the Nazis, lead by James Bond, who organize themselves as a partisan group and begin attacking the Nazis from their hideout. The group splits into two, where the brother of James Bond joins a red army partisan group where no women, kids or old people are allowed, and James Bond keeps up with his whiny-ass motley crew of no-fighters just trying to survive. The clash is inevitable, and guess who wins? The red army or James Bond?
Defiance is not a very good film, but it's fun to watch if you happen to like war flicks. There's definitively nothing new there, but some old tricks repeated/ripped in quite a nice fashion.
There's also heaps of other Nazi films I haven't yet seen, like Max Manus (Which, I hear, is very darn good), Miracle of St. Anna (Directed by Spike Lee!), Flammen & Citronen (with Mads Mikkelsen), and Die Welle (a film about a teacher who wants to teach his class how oppression & facism works by turning his class into a fanatic nazis, but things get out of hands… from the director of NaPolA!), but let's not go deeper into them.
In the next entry tomorrow, we'll start exploring the anatomy of a Nazi film, so stay tuned.
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TNB: A Letter from Santa... I mean Sharma
We want to debate why Sharma didn't send La Dura Dura (5.15c) first, and then guess about the significance of Ondra's recent coup of sending the world's hardest sport climb. We want to comment on Internet news stories' inaccuracies and spark debate. And then we want to wax philosophically about "the changing of the guard."
(5.15b), and eventually he sent the rig and retained his crown as sport climbing's baddest mofo.
But the poetry of Sharma's words above—which he e-mailed me after the news of Ondra's send had blasted through the fiber optic cables of the Internet faster than a Japanese train—struck a big, fat, E-major chord, deep within my soul.
So later that night, I summoned the nerve to e-mail Chris Sharma—someone so mytho-mystical to me, so awe-inspiring, in fact, that he's not even like a real person to me—more of a superhero. Even his name has a comic book ring to it … Sharma! Shazam!
But with hesitation, I typed out the first of many drafts of an e-mail.
Dear Chris. No wait that's lame; it's not a freaking letter.
Yo Chris! Hell no. He doesn't even know you!
Hi Chris,
This is Chris, from Rock and Ice. Shit! We have the same name! It sounds so stupid!
Eventually I settled on a draft and courageously hit send. And like writing a letter to Santa (whoa! Sharma even sounds a little like Santa), I waited in anticipation, though believing, and almost knowing the whole time that no response was forthcoming.
And then, the very next day, Adam Ondra sent La Dura Dura.
Once again the breaking news enveloped my whole day—writing, revising, researching, posting. But the whole time, somewhere just beneath the surface, bubbling like a little geyser, were my thoughts about Sharma. How does he feel? A sadness began to develop and I realized that I'd wanted Sharma to send La Dura Dura. After all, he is the American hero of sport climbing.
But then it came, lighting up my inbox like a glow-worm in the dirt, an e-mail from Chris Sharma.
Hi Chris
I'll just answer below the questions
all the best
The answers to my questions were typed out below—directly from the man himself. My hand shook as I double clicked the message.
I quickly skimmed and found what was to me the most interesting question.
"Will you focus on La Dura Dura now?" I had asked, unaware of Ondra's future send.
"I'm super psyched to keep working on La Dura Dura," wrote Sharma. "It is so inspiring that Adam sent today!"
I studied the exclamation point. Wow, he's psyched?
I read more of his answers, and began to realize that, in fact, Sharma seemed extremely happy.
On Stoking the Fire, he wrote, "I'm super happy to have done this route!"
I once again studied the exclamation point.
And slowly, as I read Sharma's words, a blanket of happiness wrapped over me, too. Sharma was stoked. He was stoked on climbing, he was stoked on sending, and he was stoked for Adam Ondra—his friend.
Regarding multiple projects, he wrote, "I work on several projects at once, since it's a good way of keeping things fresh, staying inspired and not getting overwhelmed by taking things too seriously."
So with the help of Sharma's words, I realized that tomorrow will bring another news story, and another "world's hardest route." But most importantly, I realized that the game we all play—climbing—is supposed to be fun. Even though for some it is a serious business, for the best it is still just a game that is not to be taken "too seriously."
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WASHINGTON – Gun control advocates are launching a new push for legislative action through a striking display along the National Mall.
With the Capitol building as a backdrop, organizers set up more than 3,000 crosses in the ground Thursday.
"Each one commemorates a life that has been lost since the massacre at Sandy Hook in Newtown, Connecticut," explains Tim King, an organizer with Sojourners.
As the Senate grows closer to a possible deal regarding broader background checks for gun sales, King hopes the vigil will draw more attention to the issue.
"Laws give structure to our society, and we need legislative change."
Speakers on the docket include religious leaders from Newtown, the site of the December massacre that left 20 children dead.
They will ask lawmakers to act.
"They are also calling for changes in our hearts and in our communities," says King.
People who set up the display along the mall include groups and individuals personally affected by gun violence.
"It's something we live with," says Angela Strange with DC Parkview Kid Zone, a nonprofit that works with inner-city children in the District.
"Gun violence is something everyone in our community has had to deal with in one way or another."
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