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I'm trying to review and improve my math using Khan Academy. I'm now beginning to play with derivatives. Calculations like $(x + h)^n$ tend to come up often. I found out empirically that $(a + b)^2 = (a^2 + b^2 + 2ab)$ and a vague memory from school surfaced to confirm this intuition. I'm wondering if there is a method to calculate $(a + b)^n$ for any value of n. If you can also tell me what topic I've missed and should go back to, that would allow me to do do some exercises before carrying on with derivatives.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama Crimson Tide (16-10, 5-1 SEC) will complete a seven-game road swing when it travels to Auburn, Ala., for three games against the Auburn Tigers (15-10, 0-6 SEC) this weekend. The series begins on Thursday at 6 p.m. CST, from Plainsman Park. Game two will be Friday at 6 p.m. CST, and the series wraps up on Saturday with a 3 p.m. CST, first pitch.
All Alabama baseball games throughout the 2013 season will be broadcast by the Crimson Tide Sports Network (CTSN). All three games of the Auburn series will be broadcast on 95.3 The Bear with Chris Stewart and Lee Tracey providing the play-by-play. Livestats will also be available on RollTide.com. There will be a live webcast for the Thursday and Friday games through the subscription package on www.auburntigers.com. Saturday's game will be televised on CSS with Matt Stewart and Joe Beckwith calling the action.
Alabama had its six-game losing streak snapped on Tuesday night after losing to UAB, 1-0, when the teams played at the Hoover Met. In its most recent SEC action, the Tide posted a road series sweep at Georgia, winning 6-3 on Friday and Saturday, before posting a 3-0 win on Sunday. Auburn is coming off an 11-2 loss to Troy on Tuesday night. The Tigers are looking for their first SEC victory after being swept by Vanderbilt and LSU to open the year.
For the weekend series, Alabama will start RHP Charley Sullivan (2-1, 2.92) on Thursday, LHP Jon Keller (3-2, 2.78) on Friday and RHP Spencer Turnbull (2-1, 3.31) on Saturday. The Auburn rotation for the weekend will be LHP Conner Kendrick (2-0, 1.46) on Thursday and lefty Michael O'Neal (4-2, 2.78) on Friday. The Tigers have not announced a starter for Saturday.
Probable Starting PitchersThursday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Charley Sullivan (Sr., RHP) 2-1 2.92 6/6 37.0 37 14 12 9 35AUB-Conner Kendrick (Jr., LHP) 2-0 1.46 10/0 24.2 13 4 4 7 28
Friday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Jon Keller (Soph., LHP) 3-2 2.78 6/6 32.1 30 13 10 14 38AUB-Michael O'Neal (Jr., LHP) 4-2 2.78 6/6 35.2 29 15 11 8 16 Saturday W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SOUA-Spencer Turnbull (Soph., RHP) 2-1 3.31 6/6 32.2 41 17 12 12 19AUB-TBA
Alabama enters the weekend with a .335 batting average in six SEC games to lead the conference in average during conference play, as Kenny Roberts leads the team with a .409 average against SEC opponents. For the season, Alabama has a .258 average and is paced by senior catcher Brett Booth's .316 average. Booth also leads the team and is second in the SEC with 26 runs scored this season. Ben Moore is hitting .313 and is tied for the team lead with Kyle Overstreet with 19 RBI.
The Auburn Tigers enter this weekend's Southeastern Conference series with a 15-10 overall record after opening conference play with an 0-6 start. After losing to Troy, 11-2, on Tuesday and being swept by LSU last weekend, Auburn has dropped its last four games and seven of its last 10. Auburn is hitting .268 as a team, to rank 11th in the SEC, while average 5.6 runs and 8.8 hits per game during the 2013 season. The Tigers' pitching staff has a 3.67 ERA with a .256 opponent's batting average. Auburn has struck out 142 batters with 90 walks in 223.2 innings pitched.
The top hitter for Auburn is Garrett Cooper with a .351 average in 25 games. Cooper has team highs with 27 hits and 21 walks and is tied for the team lead in doubles (7) and triples (1). Jordan Ebert leads the team with two home runs and is second on the squad with a .317 average. Blake Austin and Cullen Wacker are hitting .310 and .309, respectively, and Ryan Tella leads the team with 23 RBI.
Left-handed pitcher Conner Kendrick will make his first start of the season on Thursday. Kendrick, who threw six scoreless innings against Alabama in the MAX Capital City Classic, is 2-0 with a 1.46 ERA this season. Michael O'Neal (4-2, 2.78) will make his seventh start of the year and leads the team with 35.2 innings pitched.
The series between Alabama and Auburn will mark games 269-271 all-time between the two schools. Alabama holds a 146-122 record all-time versus the Tigers after sweeping the SEC series in Tuscaloosa last season and losing the MAX Capital City Classic, 6-3, earlier this year. Following the non-conference loss to Auburn on March 5, the Tide is 4-6 in the last 10 meetings against the Tigers. Alabama head coach Mitch Gaspard is 7-7 all-time versus the Tigers and 1-2 when playing at Plainsman Park.
Alabama had its six-game winning streak snapped with a 1-0 loss to UAB on Tuesday night at the Hoover Met. The Tide was limited to just four hits and three walks in the game. Starting pitcher Tucker Hawley took the loss after winning in his first two starts of the year. Hawley threw 5.0 innings, allowing one earned run on six hits with two walks and two strikeouts. The game's only run came when UAB third baseman John Frost had a bases loaded single in the bottom of the third inning.
After seven straight road games, Alabama will return home to face the Southeastern Louisiana Lions on Tuesday, with first pitch at 6:05 p.m., from Sewell-Thomas Stadium. Tuesday's game against the Lions will be the only game against SELU this season. Alabama is 10-1 all-time against SE Louisiana, and head coach Mitch Gaspard is 1-1 against the Lions in his four seasons at Alabama. In the most recent meeting, SELU posted a 10-9 win over the Crimson Tide on Feb. 25, 2011, as part of the South Alabama Classic.
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If you thought Yum! Brands' (NYSE:YUM) struggles in China were finally over, think again. Shares of the global fast food giant fell nearly 3% early Thursday after it revealed its KFC and Pizza Hut subsidiaries have "experienced a significant, negative impact to sales following adverse publicity regarding improper food handling practices" by Shanghai Husi, which formerly supplied meat to both Yum! and competitor McDonald's.
Specifically, on July 21, a local news outlet revealed an undercover reporter had witnessed workers at the Husi factory using meat that had been dropped on the floor, and even mixing expired meat with fresh products. Unsurprisingly, Yum's China division's same-store sales for the third quarter ended Aug. 31 are now expected to decline around 13% from the same year-ago period.
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At the same time, however, Yum! also stated it plans to "vigorously pursue legal action" against the supplier to recover damages. What's more, Yum! reminded investors, "Our brands have proven resilient over time, and we expect this to be the case with this situation as well."
To be sure, this isn't Yum! Brands' first experience with damage control in the Middle Kingdom. Around this time last year, Yum!'s KFC was finally showing signs of a recovery in the aftermath of not only a tainted chicken scandal involving a different Chinese supplier, but also misconceptions surrounding whether the food was safe to eat amid an avian flu outbreak in the region. Similar to its latest situation, Yum! promptly severed ties with the offending supplier, and even implemented new quality-assurance measures in a bid to restore brand confidence.
Sure enough, those efforts appeared to be working by the time Yum! Brands announced first-quarter results in April. China Division systems sales, for example, had jumped 17% year over year on a combination of 7% unit growth, and 11% and 8% same-store sales increases from KFC and Pizza Hut, respectively. That outperformance continued in the second quarter, as Yum!'s China system sales jumped 21% year over year, again thanks to 7% unit growth and a 21% same-store sales increase at KFC.
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On one hand, it's worth noting that these particular supplier issues are largely out of Yum!'s control. The Chinese government also has promised to crack down with severe penalties for offending suppliers, and Yum! is rightly setting a "no tolerance" precedent by immediately ceasing to do business with these companies. At the same time, it stands to reason that, with each subsequent quality assurance issue, it could become more difficult for Yum!'s brand to recover.
On the other hand, it's admittedly frustrating that these situations keep cropping up for Yum! Brands in China, given the region's sheer potential for growth. For example, Yum!'s China division's operating profit came in at $777 million last year -- or more than 43% of its total -- on a slim operating margin of 11.3%. By comparison, Yum!'s U.S. operating profit was $684 million last year, but on an operating margin of 23.2%.
Given Yum!'s insistence that its brands will stand the test of time, however, it should come as no surprise that it recently affirmed that it's still on track to open at least 700 new restaurants in China this year alone. Given that sustained growth over the long term, the financial rewards could be immense if Yum! can ultimately put all the pieces together.
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1978 saw the transition from pitons, which left damaging holes in the rock, to the first spring loaded camming devices. Invented by Ray Jardine, 'Friends' were the first devices that could be easily removed without causing any damage or scarring the rock. In the beginning Ray Jardine kept his new invention a secret from other climbers, keeping it in a blue bag, only his closest climbing partners knew of its existence. One day whilst out climbing his partner, Kris Walker, wanted to know if he had the elusive blue bag with him, knowing the other climbers were in ear shot, he asked if Ray had his 'Friends' with him. From that day the name stuck.
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I paid $10 for a fake trade dollar about a year ago. It doesn't weigh enough to be authentic, and many of the denticles around the edge are filled in. I don't believe it was made recently, it shows a lot of wear. Anyway, the guy I got it from didn't try to scam me, though he did say he thought it was made in the days when trade dollars were in use. I've read trade dollars ( and other US coins ) were widely counterfeited in the day. Is there a way to confirm the approx. date or era this fake dollar was made? (I don't have pics, this is more of a general fake coin question, though I am in the process of buying a camera with good macro specs)Does anyone collect counterfeit coins? I really can't explain why I like this coin so much, except it is very unusual.
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Burger King searching for new Kailua-Kona location
Burger King is exploring other locations in Kailua-Kona following the closure of its restaurant on Palani Road.
Burger King Hawaii is actively looking for a new location following the Oct. 24 closure of the Kailua-Kona fast-food eatery, said Denise Yamauchi, Burger King Hawaii managing director. The company hopes to secure a location as soon as possible, but that may take six months to a year.
"We look forward to that day," Yamauchi said Saturday, adding that the company is seeking a location as close as possible to the Palani Road site. "We will be back."
The closure came after lease negotiations with the property owner ended without a deal being struck, she said.
Some 17 people were employed at the Kailua-Kona restaurant. All of those employees were offered placement at other Burger King Hawaii locations as well as at KFC Hawaii, Burger King Hawaii's sister company, when the eatery closed, Yamauchi said.
When the fast-food restaurant reopens in Kailua-Kona, Yamauchi said the company would work to bring all of its employees back to the location.
"Most of our employees that work there have been with us for a long time and you do build that family atmosphere," she said about the company's intent to bring back the original crews. She added that many of the employees "can't wait" for the Kailua-Kona Burger King to reopen.
Burger King Hawaii's four other Hawaii Island locations — two in Hilo and one each in Waimea and Pahoa — remain open, she said.
The Palani Road restaurant opened its doors in December 1984, according to West Hawaii Today archives. It featured a self-serve drink station and salad bar, a drive-thru service window and extensive playground area for children.
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The Arena Football League has three weeks remaining on the regular season schedule and Arizona, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, San Jose and Spokane have locked down five of the eight postseason slots, leaving three spots still to be decided.
The AFL consists of 14 teams divided into two conferences, National and American, with two divisions each. The four division champion's advance (regardless of overall record) to the playoffs along with two wildcard teams (best remaining overall record) from each conference.
The American Conference playoff preview was published on Thursday; the National Conference postseason preview is today's topic.
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The National Conference includes the Pacific and Western divisions.
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Pacific Division
San Jose (12-4) locked up the division weeks ago, while Spokane (8-7) is assured of one of the two conference wildcards. Despite a sub-.500 record, Portland (4-11) still has a chance at grabbing the remaining wildcard.
Western Division
Arizona (14-1) has had no challenge from within the division and will advance to the postseason as Western Division champion. Los Angeles (3-12) has had a disappointing inaugural season in the AFL, yet can still get into the playoffs if they finish ahead of Portland in the conference. San Antonio (1-14) is in total collapse, as shown by the league takeover of the team a few weeks ago, and is looking toward the end of the season.
San Jose and Arizona are the best teams in the National Conference and are likely to meet each other in the Conference title game. Spokane and Portland will advance as the wildcards.
Portland will host Los Angeles on Saturday night with the winner gaining the advantage in the wildcard chase. Heading into the game, the Thunder hold a one game lead over the KISS so a Portland win would all but lock up the wildcard, but a loss would place the teams in a tie with two weeks to go in the regular season giving Los Angeles the advantage due to their remaining opponents (San Antonio, Jacksonville). Portland closes the season with Arizona and Spokane and will be hard pressed to come up with a win in either contest.
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90% of Oscar
Geyserville, California
Since we were traveling from an Egyptian temple just north, this figure in a dirt pull-off at first seemed to be a headless Egyptian mummy. Named "90% of Oscar," it's also a nod (without a head, of course) to the iconic Academy Awards statuette. The nine-ft. tall statue was created by artist Kenyon Lewis from stacked layers of colored concrete held together with a metal armature.
Across the street from 90% of Oscar is another unusual sculpture, "Man on the Verge of Total Fragmentation" by Judson King Smith. The scrap metal work looks like an attempt at an inter-dimensional launch gone horribly wrong, with tilted rail, conveyance and dummy splitting in half.
Both pieces are part of "Geyserville Celebrates the Arts" with seven outdoor works spread along the road south of town. Organizer Victoria Heiges told us that she hopes these thought-provoking and often humorous pieces will draw travelers into town. She said that Oscar is there for at least six months (if someone doesn't buy him, because all the sculptures are for sale). We lobbied a bit for permanent art landmarks, and there's a possibility these seven will remain as Geyserville adds more public sculpture.


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Sept. 27, 2012
IOWA CITY, Iowa - Sedrick Shaw, the University of Iowa's all-time leading rusher, will serve as honorary captain this weekend as the Hawkeyes host Minnesota (11:01 a.m., ESPN2) in Kinnick Stadium.
Shaw was a four-year letterman for the Hawkeyes from 1993-96. The native of Austin, Texas rushed for 4,156 yards and 33 touchdowns on 837 attempts. His career totals also include 438 receiving yards, 380 yards on kickoff returns and 35 total touchdowns.
At the completion of his final season in 1996, Shaw held Iowa records for rushing attempts, rushing yards, rushing touchdowns and total touchdowns, and was tied for third in career scoring. At the time, he ranked eighth in the Big Ten Conference in both rushing attempts and yards.
Shaw is the only player in Iowa history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in three different seasons, and as a senior he became the eighth player in Big Ten history to accomplish the feat. He is one of five Hawkeyes to lead the team in rushing in three different seasons.
Shaw earned first-team All-Big Ten honors as a senior in 1996. He was the MVP of Iowa's 38-18 win over Washington in the 1995 Sun Bowl and the offensive MVP in Iowa's win 27-0 win over Texas Tech in the 1996 Alamo Bowl. Shaw rushed for more than 100 yards and scored one touchdown in each of the bowl victories. He shared Iowa team MVP honors in 1995 and 1996 and was a team captain as a senior.
Shaw rushed for more than 200 yards twice, including a career best 42 attempts for 250 yards and one touchdown in a 21-7 win at Michigan State in 1995. Later that season, he rushed 41 times for 214 yards and three touchdowns in a 33-20 win at Wisconsin. Iowa posted a 17-7 record in his final two seasons. Shaw rushed for more than 100 yards in 19 games.
Shaw was selected by the New England Patriots in the third round of the 1997 NFL Draft and played in the NFL for three seasons.
Shaw will accompany the Iowa captains to midfield for Saturday's pregame coin toss. He will also be with the Hawkeyes in the locker room before and after the game, and on the sideline during the contest.


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I was reading earlier that Chad Pennington might be a fit for the Dolphins now that Brett Farver has come to town. Um, yeah, this team could use another backup type to come and play. Or not.
Yes, Chad *was* an above average QB...before his shoulder injury.
Now, he's just average, and he's 32, which by QB standards is fairly old.
Similar to my line of thinking with Quincy Carter, why bring him in to take reps away from the younger guys?


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June 16, 2010 - Yesterday's New York Daily News broaches the idea that overweight people may be addicted to food. In their article "Why isn't anyone addicted to broccoli? Foods that trigger addiction,"
columnists Dr. Dave Moore and Bill Manville cite an unnamed University of Wisconsin researcher's statement to the Obesity Policy Report. "Addiction is kind of a vague term, and we obviously can't say that we've proven that you can become addicted to food," they quote.
Manville says there are three main food groups that may cause addiction in people: refined carbohydrates and sugars, saturated fats and foods that taste sweet (even if they're not - like diet soda). Similar to what happens to alcoholics or drug addicts, these food trigger receptor sites in the brain and create an addiction spiral for food addicts. While not everyone who is a food addict is overweight, odds are when you're ingesting more than your fair share of sugar, carbs and fat, you're carrying a few extra pounds and at the very least are not healthy.
The columnists suggest tracking your food intake and identifying the emotions involved as well as feelings of (or lack of) control you may have while eating certain types of food. Do you binge? Do you feel guilty or remorseful? If so, certain foods may need to be eliminated from your diet.
Moore and Manville suggest those struggling with food addiction talk to their physician or even an addiction counselor. Meeting with a group like Overeaters Anonymous may also help.


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RIVER FRIENDLY, RIVER WILD by Jane Kurtz, illustrated by Neil Brennan (Simon & Schuster, 2000). An exquisitely written and illustrated picture book of poems inspired by Kurtz's own family's experience during the flood in Grand Forks. Ages 6-up. This interview was conducted via email in 2000.
What was your initial inspiration for creating this book?
I had just been stunned by the Red River flood of 1997 and had seen our (ultimately torn down) house one time when I flew off to speak at IRA in Atlanta. People there kept saying, "You'll write about it," but I couldn't imagine that I would.
My workshop was about writing non-rhyming poetry with kids, and Deborah Hopkinson (children's author; visit her online), who was also part of the workshop, said, "What if you wrote about the flood in the same way you get kids to write about their lives and experiences?"
When I got back to Grand Forks and dug into the mess, I found that it felt just right to peel off my yellow gloves from time to time and jot down phrases that captured a little of what I was going through.
What was the timeline between spark and publication, and what were the major events along the way?
River Friendly River Wild was a book that poured out of me, and my editor at Simon & Schuster, Stephanie Owens Lurie, read some of the poems and told me right away that she'd like to publish them if I could create more of a story shape.
After it was accepted for publication, I didn't end up doing major changes, though I did have to drop some of my poems and subplots.
For instance, I really wanted to put in a poem about the pet rescue people who went around in boats and retrieved about 800 cats and dogs--even birds and fish. No room. Rebecca Davis (then also an editor at S&S), who has a wonderful ear for poetry, was the person to do the fine tuning with me. We discussed word changes and phrases here and there. Then off it went to the illustrator--and emerged as a book three years later.
What were the challenges (literary, research, psychological, logistical) in bringing it to life?
I was worried that it would seem old and stale if it didn't come out for years. Stephanie explained they had bought it as a universal story of loss and grief and putting a community back together...not just the history of one flood...and they thought it was fine to let it take its time.
In retrospect, I agree. Many people around this area have told me they couldn't have handled the book earlier and were ready for reflection by the time it was published. And I've heard from so many people in other communities that have gone through disasters--natural and other--who told me that RFRW touched them, so I guess it is a pretty universal story even though it's rooted in my own experiences.


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"She's always helping people, never stops," Capilla said, "even though she's only about 80 pounds, soaking wet – and 83 years old."
He said she frequently drops by to help him around the house, and phones daily to check on him, since he lives alone and has health problems."She helps with shopping and laundry, and is always fixing stuff, and she won't take any money. She's always driving people to the doctor in Medford, and takes care of a handicapped man two days a week.
"She's hardly ever home – too busy helping people. I'll be here in my place just talking to her, and I'll say something like, 'I've got to get that car washed,' and next thing I know, she's out there washing it," Capilla said.
When Capilla saw a column by Curry Coastal Pilot Editor Scott Graves inviting readers to tell him about local people's good deeds, he jumped at the chance and sent Graves an e-mail, singing Marilyn's praises.
That prompted a Pilot reporter to give Marilyn a call. Since most people enjoy talking about themselves, the reporter expected her to be pleased.
"No, no, no, I don't want you writing a story about me," were Marilyn's first words.
Why not, she was asked.
"I'm a private person. I don't like to talk about what I do. The good Lord says we're supposed to do our good deeds in secret," she said.
She said she and her husband are devout Catholics and members of Star of the Sea Catholic Church. She said they try to live their lives, every day, in accordance with the teachings of Jesus Christ. The only way she would agree to be interviewed, she said, was if the reporter gave all the credit and glory to God, not to her or Ray. But she couldn't do the interview right then – there were too many people needing her help.
"Marilyn is such a dear friend. She really doesn't like to talk about herself," said Denise Nash, church secretary at Star of the Sea.
"Whenever I try to tell her what a wonderful person she is, she says, 'No, no, no, that's what we're here for; we're supposed to help other people.' She helps me in the office here, and she's a joy. We laugh and we talk, and whenever I have a doctor's appointment in Medford, she drives me.
"She'll drive anybody anywhere at the drop of a hat. For such a small package, she's a real dynamo – like the Energizer bunny. And she never complains about her own problems, she'd rather listen to yours. I just love her," Nash said.
At that moment, Juan Garza, Star of the Sea's maintenance supervisor, walked into the office.
"Tell the reporter about Marilyn," Nash said.
Garza grinned. "She makes the best biscuits, the best biscuits and gravy, for the church breakfast, and makes sure I get mine, every time. She's always in a good mood, always a happy lady."
He started chuckling as he remembered the time one of his sons was driving him up a steep hill behind Marilyn's car, when she suddenly stopped halfway up, for no apparent reason. Garza's son hit the brakes, the car stalled, then rolled downhill backward and off the pavement.
"You should have seen Marilyn running down that hill to check on us! At her age! She came running down all that way to make sure we were OK," Garza said. "She's a jewel."
The Pilot finally caught up with Marilyn herself at the home she shares with Ray, whom she calls "Papa." An upright piano dominates the living room. Miniature trains, lots of them, many handmade by Ray, are proudly displayed on shelves. Two cats, one orange and fluffy, the other, black, white and large, greet visitors. Marilyn immediately begins deflecting the reporter's questions by telling a story about how Ray saved the life of the black and white cat.
"Papa loves animals – we both do," she said.
It was tough getting Marilyn to talk about herself, but finally she relented, revealing she was born in Moline, Ill., on Dec. 11, 1928, became a registered nurse, and worked in nursing for 42 years before retiring. Her career took her to Burlingame, Calif., where she met Ray in 1980. They married two years later, and have lived in Brookings for the past decade and a half.
Love may have bloomed relatively late in Marilyn's life – she said she was too busy with work to think about dating – but when it finally blossomed, it couldn't have been more beautiful.
"Ray is a rose. God gave me roses in him," she said.
He has a kind heart, makes her laugh a lot, and regularly plays the piano for her, she said. When the reporter asked him to play something, he happily obliged.
As he sat on the bench playing Marilyn's favorite song, "Somewhere My Love," (Lara's theme from the film "Dr. Zhivago") she draped an arm around his shoulders and swayed along dreamily to the tune, with her cheek close to his. Then he played "Love," and she sang the words to him as if she truly meant them – as if no one else were in the room – as if the two of them were starry-eyed teens just discovering the greatest thing on earth.
After the performance, Marilyn gazed at Ray and said quietly, "When he plays, it kind of bothers me to know some day I won't have it." Her voice caught, and she teared up.
Then she smiled and said to him, "You are tender."
Ray was born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada on Sept. 30, 1925. He attempted a professional singing career at 19, almost became a priest, moved to the U.S. in 1959 and was sworn in as an American citizen five years later. He didn't start playing the piano until age 40, after becoming well established in his career as a bus driver. For many years, he has been doing good deeds through the Knights of Columbus, and by playing piano and entertaining as a comedian and a Santa Claus impersonator – for no charge – at various care homes, senior centers and other places, in Brookings, Crescent City, and beyond.
"Both of us are very grateful to our Lord for what he has given us," Marilyn said, "so that we're not only able to take care of ourselves, but can help others. It's thanks to the graces he has given us – and the good health – that we can do what we do."
"Her intentions are deep," Ray said. "It's God's love and care that we're giving, not our own. ... I believe that for anyone – when you truly try to help – it's through the love of God that he gives you."
That's where this story was going to end, until a few days later, when Marilyn dropped by the Pilot newsroom.
"I want to surprise Papa," she said, "that's why I came here to see you, so he wouldn't know. Can you put this in your story? I know you don't have a lot of space in the paper, so maybe you can cut out something about me, so there's room for him.
"Papa makes a loaf of bread in his bread machine every week for someone – maybe someone elderly or someone who looks sort of down, or someone who has done something special. Over the holidays, he made more than a dozen.
"He's been doing it regularly for the past year and a half, and never misses. He does it all by himself, except I buy the flour and things. He's so sweet."


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At CinemaCon, Fox revealed a short trailer for a feature-length CG animated movie starring Charlie Brown and the gang, including the lovable beagle Snoopy. Blue Sky Studios, the facility behind Rio, the
Ice Age series,
Dr. Seuss
' Horton Hears a Who!,
Robots, and the upcoming
Epic, will handle the project. It will be directed by Steven Marinto (
Ice Age: Continental Drift and
Horton Hears a Who!).
Not only will the cartoon-lined characters of old be getting a CGI makeover, they will be presented in stereo 3D as well.
The new film will be released November 2015, which will mark the 65th anniversary of the "Peanuts" comic strip.
Schulz died in February 2000. His family will be involved in the film. His son Craig Schulz, grandson Bryan Schulz, and Bryan's screenwriting partner wrote the script. All three are serving as producer.
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The superior court provides interpreters for the following case types:
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The superior court does not provide court interpreters for Small Claims and Civil Matters:
- If a party calls a witness for whom an interpreter is required, the party shall provide, in advance, for the interpreter and shall be responsible for his or her compensation.
- If an interpreter is required to assist the mediation process, a family member should not be used as the interpreter without the consent of the other party and opposing counsel.
- The interpreter's role shall be limited to that of interpreting, not offering, opinions or suggestions.


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Sudden Sharp chest pains, wth is this?
I have been screening these msg boards however, I cannot find anyone else who has the exact symptoms I have. At least once a day I have an unexplained, sudden sharp chest pain in my left side. These attacks last about 1-2 seconds and they feel like my heart is stopping. Nothing i do seems to bring them on and the vary at times when they occur, mornings and nights but I have never been woken from one in my sleep. I think about it all day long and it has really been stressing me out lately. I feel like i am dying from heart disease or something. It almost feels as thou i can bring them on myself if i concentrate on them to much. They dont last long but man they are scary. They hit me out of the blue and it is always on my left side. Any ideas would be appreciated.
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In a letter to the editor, (Pilot, April 6) Bruce Warren asked several questions about county government but pointed mainly at the sheriff's office.
Most of these questions have been previously answered in news articles or forum pieces, but I will address them again in this letter.
•The land clearing at the Brookings Airport was not conducted by the sheriff's office, and I had no input on this issue, other than I did (and still do) need a search and rescue building. The land was cleared as part of an airport project and was looked at to see if it was suitable for a search and rescue building – as such it qualified for Federal Title III money which saved the county money for having the land cleared. As politics became involved between former commissioners, and other opportunities presented themselves, this building was put on hold. The land/political issues as far as I am aware of have been settled.
•Regarding Mr. Warren's assumption or wording of a "wrongful termination" pay out, and whose decision it was. I cannot go into specifics of the incidents that led up to Mr. Longton's termination; I can tell you in my opinion and every attorney who was consulted, the termination was absolutely justified; Mr. Longton disagreed and, being a member of a public employees union, filed a grievance which is his right to do so. My command staff and I were confident in our ability to win this grievance as we felt we had an excellent case. However the county's attorney felt that anytime we go to arbitration by its design it is a 50/50 chance, no matter how good the case is, and this settlement was the least expensive course of action the County could follow, not only to take care of the grievance but the tort claim as well.
The bottom line in this situation is that a significant conduct issue had to be handled, and it was. The very unpleasant fact that in today's world of public employers negotiating with unions over issues of conflicts, around an employee discipline, management just can't win. When the union employee grieves the employer's decision to impose some form of discipline, the result of not resolving the grievance is arbitration, where a "non-biased" person from the outside hears both sides and has final say on how the issue is to be resolved. The cost of going through arbitration is typically far beyond the amount of any settlement reached prior to arbitration. This is definitely true in this case, and when you add the costs of defending the tort claim, the county had to weigh the cost of settlement against the cost of winning in arbitration, and the tort claim, as well as look at the worst case scenario of some chance you lose. In that light it was a fairly straight-forward business decision. I don't like it, and I don't expect you to like it either. The alternative however is to not take appropriate disciplinary action and turn over complete control of employee management to the unions. I will not allow that to happen on my watch.
•Mr. Warren makes reference in another letter last week about closing the substation in Harbor to save money. It costs the county approximately $8,000 to have this office open, and we have great volunteers to staff the office. The substation houses our juvenile department and community corrections deputies, as well as provides the patrol deputies an office to conduct interviews and write reports. Utilizing this office also allows the citizens to stay in Brookings-Harbor to report crimes, apply for concealed weapons permits etc. The price of the substation is more than justified to remain open. (I would also like to thank C&K Markets for working with the county it making this possible)
•The last issue which was questioned was the county being self insured. I have no say so in the matter of "if" our vehicles are self insured or not. This is a commissioner decision, as all money matters for the county are. However, there is some confusion on this matter. First of all to address any concerns about the county not being able to pay if an employee was in an accident. The county has liability insurance and doesn't have collision and comprehensive insurance. If the county is in an accident and there were law suits due to negligence or injury, the county is covered by insurance. Only the vehicle or county property is self covered. The commissioners have assured me we can replace the vehicle, but at this time we have the state fire marshall, Chrysler, and other experts looking at the vehicle to see what caused the fire as it may be a warranty issue as well as a safety issue for all of our deputies.
Mr. Warren brings up excellent points. Mr. Warren, you have every right to know what is going on in the county regarding your money. I would encourage you to call me or any official when you have a question.
I can tell you from my perspective we are doing everything we can to cut our costs. The sheriff's office alone has cut costs significantly in operations, by the use of grants, better management, as well as working with our partners in the county and state. Do we make mistakes, yes, but we try to learn from them and move on. The bottom line is, there is a cost to doing business, and we are trying to minimize that cost every day.


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The Chiefs placed DL Allen Bailey on injured reserve and signed LB Leon Williams.
Bailey played in the first 10 games of the season with one start and made five tackles. He is going on I.R. with an ankle injury.
Williams spent training camp with the Chiefs in 2012 before being released on Aug. 31. He has played in 57 career games with 12 starts for the Browns and Cowboys and has 154 tackles and five sacks.
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John Hoffmire: How the rich view the poor
If studies one and two are reflective of the reality of how the rich view poverty-stricken people, and we believe they are, it is a major misperception on the part of the rich to believe that the poor should always be able to recover from setbacks in the same ways as others. And if both of the above studies are true, then less-advantaged individuals' traits of "keenly attuned interpersonal attention in all directions" are all the more impressive. Low-income individuals are able to allocate their attention to focus on other people, while the rich do not seem to have this same ability, often depriving the poor of sympathy and understanding.
The studies give us observations and a neurobehaviorialistic view of the relationships between rich and poor. But what else might motivate the lack of demonstrated concern of the wealthy for those less fortunate? Perhaps it is that the rich are so focused on gaining more wealth, status, and contact with other wealthy people that there is little incentive for them to get to know and care for the poor.
So the question arises, how can the rich turn their attention outward and toward those on the opposite end of the social ladder? One way would be for everyone to better understand the role of good fortune and the assistance they have received from others. Many have benefited from those who stand a few rungs up and a few rungs down.
We, of all social classes, could consistently be looking out for those who find upward mobility difficult and we could understand that trials and burdens are taxing, painful and often devastating for those at many points along the socio-economic spectrum, but are especially paralyzing for those at the bottom of the wealth pyramid. While those who are well off enjoy the comfort of ample financial resources, they could also strive to develop and use their own sense of a "keenly attuned interpersonal attention, in all directions."
We say this not only on account of the poor. It seems that many in other social classes are missing out on a special opportunity. We notice at times in our society that many people lack a sense of purpose. Dedication to the poor and a willingness to act on their behalf can bring great value to the life of someone who is willing to serve.
One who certainly showed attention to those less fortunate was the late Nelson Mandela. Leading a nation out of apartheid also meant fighting a war against poverty. Partly due to his work, South Africa began a process of leading the way toward greater development in Africa. Mandela understood that our social interactions are key tools in combating poverty. He described our duty to do our part to help those around us and across the globe when he said:
"Overcoming poverty is not a task of charity, it is an act of justice. Like slavery and apartheid, poverty is not natural. It is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings. Sometimes it falls on a generation to be great. You can be that great generation. Let your greatness blossom."
We could all benefit from allocating our own financial and mental resources in an outward way, paying special attention to those around us who are less fortunate than ourselves.
John Hoffmire teaches at SaÏd Business School at the University of Oxford. Adam Turville is an economic analyst at the Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development and a graduate of Brigham Young University.
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Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Gorgeous designer Stacy Lomman and I have talked about going back to Coney Island since our last visit in 2010. Yesterday, we finally did it!
We spent a couple of hours on the beach. Stacy worked on her tan and I worked on maintaining my pallor.
Then we went to the boardwalk so I could get a Nathan's Famous hot dog.
What Wendy Wore
Hat: Purchased from Urban Outfitters for Lollapalooza (2011)
Sunglasses: Prada (2013)
T-shirt: From Tate Modern (2013)
Shorts: JC de Castelbajac (2013)
Wedge sneakers: Ash Shoes (2012)
After we got temporary tattoos (it's tradition!), I contemplated the Wonder Wheel Ferris wheel. I'd really enjoyed it last time, but it seemed awfully tall and intimidating yesterday.
I decided I couldn't live with myself if I chickened out, so I went on and wound up enjoying it immensely.
Here's a little video of the view.
I rode the Wonder Wheel by myself because Stacy was too scared. She's even scared of the kiddie rides! But she did win a blue dolphin by throwing darts at balloons.
The dolphin's eyes reminded us of the brain-damaged horse on Family Guy.
We named the dolphin "Googly Eye Sugar Cube" in honor of the brain-damaged horse. (Family Guy fans, wouldn't that name fit in perfectly with the Handi-Quacks?) Stacy gave me Googly Eye Sugar Cube as a present for FitzRoy (the permanent cat) and Portia (the visiting cat). They fled in terror when they saw it.
We hope to get back to Coney Island before the end of the summer instead of waiting for several years. It's an ambitious plan, so don't believe it till you see it!
UPDATED TO ADD: The highlight of the day was a conversation we had with a stranger on the subway on the way to the beach. I don't know how I left it out of this post! Luckily, Stacy has it in her post here.
UPDATED AGAIN TO ADD: I linked this to Not Dead Yet Style's Visible Monday post. Click here to see all the other visible wimmins.
17 Responses to "What Wendy Wore: Coney Island Adventure"
Hilarious post! Best day ever!
Poor Googly Eye. I hope he makes friends.
Hi my dear-just adore your beach outfit of choice, the tee and the hat are gorgeous and Stacy looks lovely too, so pleased you both had a fun time!! xxx
Cool photos and tee.
So much fun and a perfect outfits – love the pockets-full-of-lightning shorts with the T, and Stacy's pop-eyed friend!
Ah shucks, that looks like a glorious day. You ladies look lovely
I have always wanted to go to Coney Island, but I usually go to NY in the late fall, and I've never had time to get there. Your outfit is perfect for hotdog eating and Wonder Wheel riding!
Two fabulous beach babes! Thanks for sharing with Visible Monday.
Hey Wendy!
Love that T-shirt and your hat 🙂
You look like a teen! So cute … and stay pale. Was the Coney dog good? I've always wondered if they were super good … but I do know that when you're out having a grand time at places like this, everything you eat tastes amazing.


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How can I use my own PC (Win 7 Home Premium, SQL Server 2008 Express,IIS 7.5) as web server for my ASP.NET MVC Website?
[Update] : I know how to run IIS in Win 7 and locally I can host my web. My goal for asking question was is possible to use PC as host for website I mean a user on web can write the url or my IP and access my web ?


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At present, no people need to do, but also pay attention to all the accessories. Of course, the bags in their hands be built in the style of dress. So how to choose bags that you fit? Are the bags of old and famous brand really "the ultimate dream of the woman?" If you ask a woman how many bags it has, maybe you could get no response, until most of the day went. Because women have enough to buy bags shoes. No matter the size of the bags, they can leave women stop them. Make a good strong relationship between what women can let you know more about fashion.What is bad for the color of the bags?
As far as I know, very few people especially girls and young women who like purchasing fashion bags in an online store do not know the most popular online store of fashion bags is called bagsok. Obviously, the reason why they do not know this online store is very simple, that is because the store is not as famous as those World Brands, therefore, seldom people know about it. Although this online store is not very popular, there are many types of fashion bags on sale, which can meet different girls and young women's needs.
For example, as soon as you open the homepage of that online store, you will see different types of leather bags for women, such as single shoulder bags, handbags, business bags, and backpacks. All the bags on sale in this online store have different colors, such as red, pink, purple, blue and black and so on.
Bag Style of materials' was very different from spring to summer this year, the year of the paint, fur, leather collage. Most bags can attract grants to practices that are larger, more popular. Fashion T-show, the big bag is always a bright spot, showing a big bag will become the main trend this winter.
Bags when necessary, they must have two factors, practices and trends. Choosing the right bag can directly reflect the personal style of the user. When choosing a bag, you should not only respect for the beautiful view, but also to care for a style to fit harmoniously. Sometimes we brought a lot of bags because of the momentum, we found no useful only when they come home, no clothes or no clothes to mingle with the bag, or it is very similar to the old so there may be a feeling of regret.
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Oct 15, 2009 11:19 AM
Apprehension for the new Twilight movie is mounting, and we're thrilled the New Moon Soundtrack ($10) release has been bumped up to Friday, October 16th. We're sure that Chop Shop and Atlantic Records don't realize our panties are in a twist, and we've bitten our nails to the nail bed (come on people). Oh well, at least the star studded band lineup will keep us sweating; names like Thom Yorke, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Sea Wolf, and Grizzly Bear (with Victoria Legrand) mean that this mix is gunna rock our socks off.
Not sure the intent of this news item. You should actually be HAPPY! The release date was bumped from 10/20 to 10/16. You make it sound like a delay.
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- 1 tablespoon plus 1 cup butter, divided
- 2-1/4 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 1 cup dark corn syrup
- Line a 15x10x1-in. pan with foil; grease the foil with 1 tablespoon butter. In a heavy saucepan over medium heat, melt remaining butter. Add the brown sugar, milk and corn syrup. Cook and stir until candy thermometer reads 250° (hard-ball stage).
- Pour into prepared pan (do not scrape saucepan). Cool completely before cutting. Yield: about 2-1/2 pounds.
Reviews for Soft Chewy Caramels
"These are SO GOOD!!!! I kept some in the fridg to keep for a while, of course I had to hide them."
"This is one of the best caramel recipes I've made. These never last long in my house."
"I would have given a 5 star rating, because the caramels are great, but they do not keep long. They start turning sugary and grainy. Maybe they don't last that long at your house, but when I gave them for gifts everyone said they were great, but started getting grainy after a few days. Has anyone ever put them in the refrigerator? Would that work?"
"I also make these every year. It is important to cook them long enough, I too use the cold water method. It is also important to use a non-stick pan, makes clean up sooo much easier!! I use a jelly roll pan, it gives the correct thickness for me. Thanks for the pizza cutter idea. My husband ( the cutter upper) will appreciate that tip!"
"I would give this recipe 6 stars! I have made this recipe for decades using light corn syrup instead of dark syrup. They are an institution! :) I make them every year for family and give them to my employees as part of their Christmas. The caramels are very much expected! I prefer using the cold water method to test when they are done. I pour just a little mixture in cold water. I roll it into a ball and taste. Whatever the firmness is then is about what it will be when they are cool. So you can instantly tell how soft or firm they are. I did made them too firm one time. I put the room temp caramels into a bigger pot, added all the ingredients for another batch and cooked them again. They turned out perfect. I have also cooked them in a huge pot with four batches at once. It works fine....just a little longer cooking time. I usually make about 8 batches each year, so this cuts down on cooking time considerably."


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Gift Guide: Dads & Grads
June is a busy month for gift giving, kicking off with an unending parade of graduations and rounding out with Father's Day. What do these two have in common? You need to be on your present A game if you want to give a thoughtful, awesome gift. Dad probably doesn't need another tie (or, maybe that's exactly what he needs, but would never ask for) and likely hasn't updated any of his wardrobe or gear in years. The freshly minted graduate does not want a savings bond, thank you very much. They want something cool and different that they can take with them to college or out into the big, bad, real world that will make them feel a little bit special but never, God forbid, lame. We have compiled a gift guide for these two notoriously tricky recipients that will surely thrill them and seal your reputation as a Gift Giving Guru.
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Sea Salt Soap
Use Sea Salt Soap for washing up or shaving- either way you will smell divine and have super soft skin. You can't beat the manly man nautical packaging, either.
$6 at Smallflower | Buy
Tumi Alpha Bravo Beale Mini Messenger
A messenger is the ideal bag when you're too old for a backpack and too young for a briefcase. Tumi's Alpha Bravo is made of sturdy nylon with leather trim, keeping the look neat and hip for business trips or jaunts around the globe.
$195 at Bloomingdale's | Buy
Vesper Stripe Tie
Postalco Notebooks
There is nothing like a fresh, blank notebook to inspire ideas. Postalco creates timeless notebooks that are as durable as they are useful. Pick from plain, lined or graphed sheets and pair with a stellar new pen for an inexpensive but thoughtful gift.
$14 at Brook Farm General Store | Buy
Your dad will go gaga for Bandits, which are basically super strong bungee cords with hooks attached. He can attack the nest of cables behind the televsion, secure…stuff, or organize the shed and potentially the world if left to his own devices. This set of 10 Bandits will be the hit of the year, guaranteed.
$10 at cyberguys.com | Buy
Koa Wood Business Card Holder
This sleek business card case made of rare Koa wood features a tiny turtle, an ancient Hawaiian symbol for longevity, peace and good luck. What better way to send a new graduate out in the world? This unique case is engravable, too, to make your recipient feel extra special.
Urbanears Plattan Headphones
Rock on, dad. These sweet headphones from Urbanears allow him to blast his favorite songs without disturbing anyone else, in a too-cool mustard color. Urbanears are compatible not only with stereos but also iPhones, and collapse down into the size of a fist. Feel free to roll your eyes as he -loudly- sings along.
$60 at Gifts That Give | Buy
Polaroid 300 Instant Camera
Are you old enough to remember Polaroid's instant cameras of the 1980's? Considered compact in those days, that clunky ancestor brings us the new Polaroid 300. The concept is the same- small camera, instant photos- but the pictures and camera are even more petite and smarter, with different scene settings. A fun novelty for weddings, parties or just hanging with your friends. Instantly captured memories are the best kind.
$70 at B & H Photo Video | Buy
London Airport T Shirt
Does the Dad or Grad on your shopping list suffer from wanderlust? Remind them of a favorite trip or city with Pilot And Captain's softly worn airport t-shirts. We're partial to the London version this year in honor of Olympic fever. The best part- no passport required.
$32 at Pilot And Captain | Buy
Entry Butler
Give the impression that you've got it all together even when you don't. Entry Butler keeps all of your miscellany -bills, keys, your phone- tidied away and looking neat. Perfect for small spaces and those of us who veer into dangerously disorganized territory.
$20 at Three By Three | Buy


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NEW YORK (LALATE) – What happened to the Real Housewives of New York new season four premiere? Real Housewives of New York's new season four premiere has dominated promos on Bravo throughout the months of December and this January. As Beverly Hills was wrapping up, viewers were being told that New York was premiering within days.
In fact, Bravo even gave a February 15th premiere date.
Today, without much fanfare, reportedly buried in a news statement, Bravo booted New York from its February return date. Why? Some reports are speculating a March return date is now being pursued for the ladies in the Big Apple.
Taking a February 22 debut is an unexpected Real Housewives of Miami debut. Bravo has yet to indicate if the Real Housewives of OC Season 6 is being pushed back from its March 6 premiere as well.
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Of late, Bravo appears to be testing the airing of two Housewives series simultaneously, from different coasts. It was Atlanta and Beverly Hills. Now if scheduling doesn't change, it will be O.C. and Miami.
While Bravo hasn't yet explained why New York was pushed back, programming execs typically air warm weather climate series during the winter (as is happening this week on HGTV for example).


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MagiCensus 4.0 Release with FamilySearch FamilyTree
Salt Lake City, February 7, 2014- The MagiKey, LLC announces the release of MagiCensus Deluxe v4.0 at RootsTech. In the last year, MagiCensus Deluxe has increased the number of census extraction forms available, and now includes over 160 census forms across 15 countries. MagiCensus Deluxe is now FamilySearch certified for Tree Share, Sources, Discussions, and LDS support. This allows all FamilySearch registered users to upload and download information to FamilySearch FamilyTree from any GEDCOM file. The MagiKey, LLC is offering conference specials for MagiCensus Deluxe, and their online webinars about Census Tracking at www.TheMagiKey.com
With MagiCensus Deluxe, family historians can easily extract census data and convert it into a convenient table which can then be used to verify assumptions, or resolve genealogy conflicts. This powerful tool automatically links extracted censuses to families in a user's MagiCensus database, and compares census information and other database information in a side-by-side format for easy analysis.
MagiCensus Deluxe is a FamilySearch-certified, all-in-one, Windows-based software program. It is great for recording and organizing genealogy; as well as a GEDCOM editor, GEDCOM translator, extracting censuses, and a Census Tracker. Using the GEDCOM 5.5 standard, it can easily be used in conjunction with other software. For more information please visit www.TheMagiKey.com
A long time genealogist, and volunteer at the Family History Library in Adrian, Michigan, Virginia Majeske along with two of her daughters, Raelyn Davis and chief programmer Kaylene Thaler, who also volunteers at the Family History Library in Redmond, Washington, formed, The MagiKey, LLC in 2009.


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The Mastertop Anvil-Top cement-based, metallic-aggregate floor topping provides extra protection in areas subject to abrasion and impacts. The iron provides up to 800% more impact and abrasion resistance than regular concrete. The product's slump is 5 to 7 inches, and its high density resists oil, grease, and multiple chemicals. The product protects against joint deterioration. Degussa Building Systems. APWA Booth 1803. www.pwmag.com/05sept11.
The company's new pipe is 18 to 110 inches in diameter and is designed for pressure and gravity applications. It is centrifugally cast, fiberglass-reinforced, corrosion resistant, and has a life expectancy of 100 years or more. The product has leak-free, push-together joints. Ideal for above ground, direct bury, and almost every trenchless application. HOBAS Pipe USA. APWA Booth 749. www.pwmag.com/05sept12.
The Radar Explorer—developed to determine the integrity of underground utilities—features user-friendly features in real time data elaboration and interpretation. TESMEC software allows a simplified representation of the detected underground utilities. Data output is shown in a two-axis Cartesian reference system, defined by the T-axis (parallel to the read) and L-axis (perpendicular to the road). Enterprising Europa Inc. APWA Booth 2052. www.pwmag.com/05sept13.
The Lightning Loader grapple truck takes 30 minutes to remove more than 70 feet of sidewalk. To remove sidewalk, it cuts along every second or third expansion joint, then removes the sections with the grapple. The product comes with greaseless dual walk-through hydraulic controls and a 24- to 40-cubic-yard dump body. The TL3 model comes standard with a 20-foot reach, which includes a 4-foot tip extension for added flexibility. Petersen Industries Inc. APWA Booth 936. www.pwmag.com/05sept14.
The 150 Series lamp post is a straight, smooth, 5-inch model. It is available in mounting heights from 6 to 16 inches and can be used with single or double luminaries. The product can be used for residential and municipal. Whatley, a Valmont Co. APWA Booth 640. www.pwmag.com/05sept15.
The Tire Tamer uses physics and leverage, rather than force, to remove and replace tires from the axle, transport the tire assembly, and enable the user to stand tires up from the ground without lifting them. This increased control helps avoid damaging mileage counters on certain tires when they are dropped. Tamer Industries LLC. APWA Booth 2409. www.pwmag.com/05sept16.
The 636HS is a compact sweeper with a higher performance level due to an oversized pure vacuum fan. It has a 1.34-cubic-yard hopper with 42% more payload. 4-wheel drive with a 25 mph top speed, and 21-foot turn circle. The brushes are joystick controlled. The product also features a single, 4-cylinder, 42-hp diesel engine; 4- to 6-foot sweep width; and stainless steel construction. Applied Sweepers Inc. APWA Booth 2110. www.pwmag.com/05sept17.
EnviroSafe is designed to capture and retain the pollutants associated with stormwater runoff. The product can be retrofitted to any flat-grated and combination curb-grated catch basin. The debris basin is more than 8 cubic feet and 30x48 inches. The hooded bypass eliminates flooding during storms while retaining sediment. The basin is available in a rectangular or circular configuration. The different filter media may be configured for the following: debris deflector; woven geotextile; coarse open cell foam; oil absorbing pads; Fablite II; and cartridge casing. Transpo Industries Inc. APWA Booth 2405. www.pwmag.com/05septl8.
This salt spreader features a corrosion-resistant, long-life poly hopper. It is available with an 11-hp engine, or a hydraulic drive with two independent hydraulic motors. Units come standard with top screen, heavy-duty tie downs, center lifting hook, rust-inhibiting coating on chute, triple-sealed bearing on spinner shaft, 12 V DC in-cab electric start, electric throttle control, and salt spreader start and stop. It has a 2-cubicyard capacity. Turbo Technologies. APWA Booth 439. www.pwmag.com/05septl9.
The RPM-227 is a two-stage, twin-auger, self-contained, heavy-duty snowblower. It has a 350-hp diesel Tier 2 electronic engine. It weighs 9850 pounds and has a detachable, modular front and rear section, and an enclosed maintenance cabinet. The product's snow clearing capacity is 3000 tons per hour and it can be equipped with options like extendable loading chutes and steering vanes. RPM Tech Group Inc. APWA Booth 1049. www.pwmag.com/05sept20.Circle 20.
This composite pipe can be used to rehabilitate pipes in the 24- to 60-inch diameter range. The fiber reinforcement reduces the required wall thickness by 30% to 50% from a standard cast in place pipe (CIPP) design. The reduced thickness enables a rehabilitation in cases where a standard CIPP installation would have been impossible. Its sandwich wall construction produces the same long-term structural value as a much thicker non-reinforced CIPP product. Insituform Technologies Inc. APWA Booth 1416. www.pwmag.com/05sept21.
The DewEze ATM-72LC is a 72-inch mower that has hydrostatic propulsion and power steering. It combines a 30-hp liquid-cooled diesel engine, hydraulic deck lift system, and a seat with a low-maintenance hydraulic system. The hydraulic system controls the blade drives, power steering, propulsion, and automatic leveling without belts. Harper Industries Inc. APWA Booth 2140. www.pwmag.com/05sept22.
The Hi-Arch Gambrel building is a complete, permanent, economical structure designed for salt and sand storage. Interior clearance of 30 feet or more allows inside dumping and operation, which prevents double handling and runoff, reduces operating costs, eliminates conveyors, and improves environmental protection. Reinforced walls stand up to loader impact, resist corrosion, and require little maintenance. Advanced Storage Technology Inc. APWA Booth 1632. www.pwmag.com/05sept23.
The X-Pand-Er can range from 30x28 inches to 4x6 feet. It weighs 15 pounds. A hinge pin design allows the panels to lock into place or swivel freely. The product is made from high-impact, weather-resistant, vinyl resins. Astro Optics Corp. APWA Booth 1739. www.pwmag.com/05sept24.
These drains are modular polymer concrete trench drain systems. They are frequently used to aid Stormwater management by capturing water runoff and transporting it to nearby catch basins. A continuous barrier can be created to ensure maximum capture and collection of runoff. The product comes in a variety of sizes and load class capabilities. It offers customized trench drains for unusual applications. ACO Polymer Products Inc. APWA Booth 132. www.pwmag.com/05sept25.
National Liner consists of a non-woven, needled polyester felt liner saturated with a thermosetting resin system designed for the environmental conditions of a rehabilitation project. Pipes ranging from 6 to 84 inches have been rehabilitated using the product. It is corrosion- and abrasion-resistant, and its smooth inner surface helps to increase flow capacity by reducing turbulence. National Liner. APWA Booth 1414. www.pwmag.com/05sept26.
The Freedom MDC control series enables a machine operator to control spreaders, plows/hoists, and other units remotely. Its functions combine the proportional spreader including the auger and spinner. The system consists of a spreader module, a plow/hoist control module, and an output module. Modules are connected by a power and ground wire. Component Technology. APWA Booth 1024. www.pwmag.com/05sept27.
Infi-shield External Seal is a sealant of a high-quality EPDM (ethylene propylene dimonomer) rubber with a minimum thickness of 65 mils. It is bonded using a non-hardening butyl mastic with adhesion properties. The product is one continuous band. It installs on the outside of a manhole or catch basin, and it will pass a vacuum test. Sealing Systems Inc. APWA Booth 2009. www.pwmag.com/05sept28.
The speedALERT option is now available on the instALERT rapid messenger. The product displays speed radar and speed alerts. For each selected speed range, the speed management module allows a one-, two-, or three-screen message. Speed-obeying drivers can receive any chosen public service message while violators receive messages such as "Your Speed / Your Fine." All Traffic Solutions. APWA Booth 2516. www.pwmag.com/05sept29.
ADVantage (automated distress vehicle) is an automated digital pavement distress surveying system. A specialized van takes images of pavements, which are viewed in real time. The camera gets up to 12 frames of digital images of roadway per second. A full-lane digital image, 14 feet in width, is taken from the back of the van. A right of way digital image option is available, which allows viewing of roadway right of way simultaneously with pavement images. Fugro Consultants LP. APWA Booth 1608. www.pwmag.com/05sept30.
The 2T 2-inch utility trash pump is made of heavy-duty cast aluminum with a cast-iron volute. The pump provides an easily removable clean-out cover that opens without tools and does not disturb hoses. The product pumps up to 230 gallons per minute and 95 feet of head and handles solids up to 1 inch in diameter. The pipes vary in size from 2 to 16 inches. Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Co. APWA Booth 1852. www.pwmag.com/05sept31.
The SLWIC3 is a warning light that uses surface-mounted, high-intensity LEDs in a thin, waterproof enclosure, and it can be mounted to any surface or retrofitted to existing applications. It contains 56 wide-angle, high intensity OSRAM Power TopLEDs in a split array arrangement. A power supply isn't required; just connect it to a 12 V power source. The lens is made of rugged ultraviolet stabilized polycarbonate, and the LED board is made from 1/16-inch thick anodized aluminum. Nova Electronics Inc. APWA Booth 1752. www.pwmag.com/05sept32.
The StudLiner is a high-density polyethylene concrete embedment liner that provides protection from mechanical damage and chemical and environmental threats. It has minimal lateral movement of the liner system due to thermal expansion and contraction, protection against mechanical damage and chemical attack, and resistance to ultraviolet light degradation. The product's prefabricated panels are available to any project specific dimensions or geometric shapes. GSE Lining Technology Inc. APWA Booth 2006. www.pwmag.com/05sept33.
CIPAce Software 4.0 provides a single software application to manage an entire capital improvement program (CIP) on a real-time basis across an entire organization. It enables the organization to manage the CIP with an integrated and systematic approach. CIPPlanner Corp. APWA Booth 304. www.pwmag.com/05sept34.
RWIS (road weather information systems) are integrated with the FreezeFree anti-icing system and offer road temperature monitoring. The product contains an active sensor in the pavement that collects a sample of a chemical or liquid that is on the roadway. The active sensor determines its freezing point. The system will automatically spray anti-icing chemicals in advance of freezing conditions. Quixote Transportation Technologies Inc. APWA Booth 740. www.pwmag.com/05sept35.
The P330 flexiprobe pipe inspection system is applicable for pipes from 1¼ to 8 inches in diameter and up to 500 feet in length. All the components of the product are interchangeable and upward/downward compatible. The command center is weatherproof, with an anti-glare screen for digital video viewing, optional high-resolution digital video recording, high-capacity image storage on industry standard Compact-Flash card, and a composite video output connector for external recording devices. Pearpoint Inc. APWA Booth 2038. www.pwmag.com/05sept36.
CFAWin v.7 asset maintenance and inventory control software offers optimal equipment replacement scheduling. Features include the quick analysis of costs per equipment, department, class, location, and model; transfer of equipment and inventory between locations; the ability to export reports to Excel, HTML, and Word; and monitoring of mechanic productivity and performance. CFA Software Inc. APWA Booth 654. www.pwmag.com/05sept37.
The Ring-O-Matic 550 offers vacuum and excavation capabilities. The product is powered by a 50 hp electric start diesel engine and has 24 centimeters cubed of suction created by a lobe-type blower. A high-pressure triplex plunger pump delivers 3500 psi at 5½ gallons per minute for soil penetration. An option features a pressurized tank and optional full opening hydraulic rear door and bladder to allow removal of hard, dried material. Vermeer Manufacturing Co. APWA Booth 2332. www.pwmag.com/05sept38.
Asset Management is a Web-based enterprise application for tracking and managing assets and resources, providing an automated solution for costing, inventory, maintenance, and inspections. The product can manage an agency's entire assets—fleet, street, water, wastewater, parks and recreations, plant and facilities, sewer, and roadway. Accela Inc. APWA Booth 2105. www.pwmag.com/05sept39.
The Hydraulic Panther will remove glued down floors from gummy carpet to solid vinyl to sheet rubber and roofing material. The random orbital action will clean residue from floors that other machines leave behind. The speed ranges from 10 to 45 feet per minute and the speed can be adjusted while the machine is running. The motor is 110 V. National Carpet Equipment Inc. APWA Booth 2536. www.pwmag.com/05sept40.
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