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Visiting Boston College (1-6, 0-4) couldn't generate any offensive pop losing to host Virginia Tech (7-1, 3-1), 30-14. Up 7-6 at halftime, the run defense couldn't handle Hokie RB David Wilson who broke-off a 42-yard TD run in the first possession of the 3rd quarter. Wilson had only 21 on six carries in the first half but finished with 113 on 11 touches in the second half. Gobbler QB Logan Thomas added 268 yards through the air, completing 22 of 36. Eagles QB Chase Rettig was 13 of 30 for 181, 1 TD and 1 INT getting sacked 4 times.
It may have been close for a half but host #7 Clemson (8-0, 5-0) came roaring back on UNC (5-3, 1-3), 59-38, in Death Valley. QB Tajh Boyd had a school-record 5 TD passes but the bigger star was the Tiger defense with six takeaways from a team that doesn't hand the ball over. In addition, Tar Heel thoroughbred RB Giovani Bernard was held to 44 yards. DE Kourtnei Brown had a dream day for Clemson with a 20-yard pick six and a 26-yard fumble return. The UNC defense held them in the game for a half as LB Zach Brown had two drive-killing sacks of Boyd but the Heels' never figured things out on offense.
With no running game to worry about, host Florida State (4-3, 2-2) beat Maryland (2-5, 1-3) in Tallahassee, 41-16. Noles QB E.J. Manuel did it all with 264 yards and one touchdown with a red-hot start hitting 8 of his first 9 passes. The Terps were ineffective on offense being held to 59 yards rushing and didn't score until the 3rd quarter. They also only converted 8 of 18 3rd downs. Maryland starting QB C.J. Brown left the game early in the second half after a vicious helmet-to-helmet collision. FSU finished with 484 total yards to MD's 331.
NC State (4-3, 1-2) visited Charlottesville and defeated UVA (4-3, 1-2), 28-1, on the arm of Sr. QB Mike Glennon and the sticky fingers of CB David Amerson who had 2 INT's in the win. Glennon finished with 231 yards and three scores for a season total of 19 TD's. The Cavalier offensive scheme of rotating two quarterbacks was ineffective as Rocco went just 7 of 19 for 36 and Watford was 4 of 16 for 89. On D, the Wolfpack impressed with LB Terrell Manning making nine tackles and Amerson had six stops and two picks including one for a TD. Four Wahoo turnovers were killers.
The defense came up with its best performance of the season as host Miami (4-2, 2-2) smothered #22 Georgia Tech (6-2, 3-2), 24-7, Saturday afternoon. The Hurricanes held the Yellow Jackets to 211 total yards, more than 300 yards below their season average. Miami out-hustled GT taking away all of Tech's "options" dominating at the line. It was Miami's third straight win over the Jackets and although QB Jacory Harris was shaky going only 8 of 23 for 140 yards and one INT, LB Sean Spence cleaned-up with a team-leading 8 tackles and S JoJo Nicholas got a fumble recovery for a TD and one INT.
Wake Forest (5-2, 4-1) beat host Duke (3-4, 1-2) for the 12th straight time, 24-23, in a squeaker. The Blue Devils scored 23 unanswered points before the Deacons" dynamic duo of QB Tanner Price and WR Chris Givens connected on a 66-yard TD toss with 6:52 left. The Devils tried to pull it out driving to the Wake 40-yard line with under two minutes left but on fourth and five QB Sean Renfree threw incomplete. It still wasn't over as Duke got the ball back with less than a minute to play but having to go for broke, Renfree let go a Hail Mary and WF's Kenny Okoro got the pick.


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I just noticed the Moon-Man emblem on the henchman's uniform. Very clever! Is this the first time that he had that emblem, or did I overlook it before?
Yes! A return of the moon men!
Hey, thanks for posting early! I can comment from home since I'm now blocked at work... an evil Moon Man Manure plot if I've ever heard one! Great strip tonight!
These are my favourites.
The 2nd panel is the best.
Great comic. I knew working at McDonalds one day would come in handy!
I like that Rocket Hat never says anything.
Did you really work at McDonald's in high school? I am so sorry.
rocket hat goon flew off to the moon, only to find moon manuuuuure...
And now, for the rest of the week, I will be looking for an excuse to quote "You'll be armed with a battle spatula. Good luck with that" out of context.
... Who didn't work at McDonald's during high school?
And, yet again, my wife must tolerate me making "Basic Instructions" references, this time to Battle Spatulas and Mood-Lead, and my less-enlightened Cow Orkers will be convinced of my insanity.
Thank you, Scott, you make everyone's life more interesting through your comics.
OTFG! I lol'ed myself!
Funniest. Comic. Ever.
Great idea to use the ´battle spatula´... LOL
Excellent. I will also be looking for an excuse to use that quote.
This was a pretty darned good strip. And then it got to the part about pressing out the juices. That put it over the top for sure.
Thank you, Scott, for making these just for me!
Moon Man's intelligence agency failed to detect that Rocket Hat had a WMD, a Weapon of McDonalds! ahhhh, the battle spatula. I haven't seen of those used since the movie Stripes.
Another thing, just what is the length of Moon man's coat, above or below the knees? It doesn't look the same.
The Magnificent Robe lands just above the knees, as any long-time fan (or anyone else who has gone through the archives) will know. You must be neither of those, James Yeamans. And so, to the battle spatula with you!
Please don't flip me over press my juices out ! In panel three, the robe just looks longer based on the arm length. I can't wait for the next episode, "The Moon Man Stikes back"
Yeah, some of those juices are pretty important, you don't want 'em pressed out!
...but then again, depending on who is doing the pressing, there are some of the juices you MIGHT want to have pressed out...um, maybe "pressed out" isn't the exact way you would want them extracted, but you get my meaning.
Where is the strap on the rocket hat? The details are not important.
It's too bad I disabled the reply button forever with all my KFC rumors. I'm sure there are a lot of McDonald's rumors, too. Like the embezzlement of burgers by a sharply dressed short man who conceals his identify.
Maybe Spongebob and Hamburgler are the same person.
Juices! Yes! My nivvles splote mit delight!
YES! The return of the moon-men! Dude seriously awesome. Thank you.
This is the first thing to happen since I retired in January to make me think 'dang, too bad I can't work "battle spatula" into conversation at work'.
It's probably a GOOD thing I haven't thought that before, but you get the point. Poor Moon Men - all their plots turn to Moon Manure.
i recommend the creation of a moon-man logo t-shirt and/or hoodie. perhaps stickers. for two reasons: 1- it will cause your comic scholarship to have more funding, and 2- i would probably want one o' them shirts. perhaps a nice "moon man" under the logo would help, perhaps not.
I would buy a moonman shirt. Two, really, since it would make a great gift.
Moon manure. Also, is it just me, or does Rocket Hat look a lot like Groucho Marx?


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Background: The investigational agent MLN9708 is the first oral proteasome inhibitor (PI) to enter clinical investigation in MM pts. MLN9708 has shown antitumor activity in solid tumor and hematologic malignancy xenograft models, including in vivo models of MM. The primary objectives of this study (NCT00932698) were to determine safety/tolerability, maximum tolerated dose (MTD), and recommended phase 2 dose of oral MLN9708 in pts with relapsed and/or refractory MM. Secondary objectives included evaluation of response rate and characterization of pharmacokinetics (PK, of MLN2238, the biologically active hydrolysis product) and pharmacodynamics (20S proteasome inhibition in blood).
Methods: Pts aged ≥18 years with measurable disease and no grade ≥2 peripheral neuropathy (PN) were eligible. For the dose-escalation phase (3+3 design), pts required ≥2 prior therapies, which must have included bortezomib, thalidomide or lenalidomide, and corticosteroids. Pts could have received other PIs. At the MTD, pts were enrolled to four expansion cohorts: relapsed and refractory cohort (progressive disease [PD] on therapy or <60 days after last dose of most recent prior therapy), bortezomib-relapsed cohort (relapsed after previous bortezomib but not refractory), PI-naïve cohort (relapsed after ≥1 therapy, including thalidomide or lenalidomide and corticosteroids), and prior carfilzomib cohort (last dose of carfilzomib 21–60 days prior to first dose of MLN9708). MLN9708 was administered orally on days 1, 4, 8, and 11 of 21-day cycles. Adverse events (AEs) were graded per NCI-CTCAE v3.0. Response was assessed per modified EBMT/IMWG uniform criteria. Blood samples were obtained at multiple time points on days 1 and 11, cycle 1, for PK and pharmacodynamic analyses; parameters were calculated using noncompartmental methods (WinNonlin software v5.3).
Results: As of June 29 2011, 53 pts have been enrolled (53% male). Median age was 66 years (range 50–86), median time since initial MM diagnosis was 4.6 years (range 1.1–24.3), and median number of prior therapies was 4 (range 1–28); 55% of pts had received stem cell transplant, 92%, 80%, 56%, and 4% had prior bortezomib, lenalidomide, thalidomide, and carfilzomib, respectively, and 47% were refractory to last therapy, including 28% who were bortezomib-refractory. During dose escalation, 27 pts received MLN9708 0.24–2.23 mg/m2; the MTD was determined as 2.0 mg/m2. To date, 32 pts have been enrolled to the expansion cohorts (including 6 from the dose-escalation phase): 17, 11, and 4 to the relapsed and refractory, bortezomib-relapsed, and PI-naïve cohorts, respectively. Overall, pts have received a median of 3 cycles (range 1–17), with 6 (11%) receiving ≥12 cycles. At data cut-off, 58% of pts had discontinued, mainly due to PD (36%). Safety profiles appeared similar between dose-escalation and expansion cohorts. Overall, 87% of pts experienced drug-related AEs, the most common being fatigue (45%), thrombocytopenia (30%), nausea (26%), diarrhea (25%), vomiting, and rash (each 23%). Only four (8%) pts had drug-related PN (three grade 1, one grade 2); all had grade 1 PN (n=3) or paresthesias (n=1) at baseline. Overall, 58% had grade ≥3 AEs, 21% had dose reductions, and 6% discontinued due to AEs (thrombocytopenia, arthralgia, hypoxia). Two pts died on study due to PD and a cardiac disorder, considered unrelated. To date, of 36 evaluable pts, six have achieved minimal response or better, including two with partial responses (in the 1.2 and 2.23 mg/m2 cohorts), with duration of disease control of up to 11.3 months; all 6 pts remain in response. Another 22 pts have achieved stable disease, which also proved durable with stabilization for up to 9.9 months. MLN9708 was rapidly absorbed with MLN2238 Tmax of 0.5–1.25 hours and terminal half-life of approximately 4–5 days after multiple MLN9708 dosing. MLN2238 plasma exposure appeared to increase proportionally with increasing MLN9708 dose from 0.8–2.23 mg/m2. Maximal 20S proteasome inhibition in blood was immediate and dose-dependent.
Conclusions: Current data suggest that single-agent MLN9708 may result in clinical activity in heavily pretreated relapsed and/or refractory MM pts, including durable disease control, and is generally well tolerated, with infrequent PN. Updated information for all cohorts, plus data from an analysis of candidate biomarkers of responsiveness to treatment with MLN9708, will be presented.


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Andrew and Kimmelin Hull.
Kimmelin Parks and Andrew Hull were married Aug. 8 at St. John's Episcopal Church in Kirkland.
The bride is the daughter of Michael and Karen Parks of Woodinville. She was a 1991 graduate of Woodinville High School and graduated from the University of Puget Sound in 1995. She is currently working in the field of diagnostic ultrasound.
The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Willard Hull of Billings, Montana. He graduated from Central High in 1991 and is a 1995 graduate of the University of Puget Sound. He is currently employed with Logistics Software, Inc.
Paulette and Sean Bauman.
Paulette Himmelspach and Sean Bauman of Woodinville were married in Maui, Hawaii, on Aug. 3. A reception was held at her parents' home on Aug. 11.
Paulette is the daughter of Clemens and Leona Himmelspach of Woodinville. She was a 1985 graduate of Blanchet Catholic High School and graduated from the University of Washington in 1991. She is currently a sales representative for a Western Washington beverage distributor.
Sean is the son of Dr. Gene Bauman of Mercer Island and Carolyn Bauman of Medical Lake. He attended Bothell High School and is now a supervisor for Su Development.


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The true usage of the phrase is to claim that you simply 'do not know', however, the phrase is often interpreted as 'Fuck Nose' which may cause offence to the listner. This mis-interpretation is often replied to using 'Cunt Face' which is regarded as the appropriate answer.
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Enter the Mekong Delta Sunrise with Astronomy Class. A journey through Cambodian history and a tribute to the ecstatic music of golden age Phnom Penh feat. Srey Channthy (Cambodian Space Project)
Astronomy Class
featuring Srey Channthy and Vida Sunshyne
Campbelltown Arts Centre, Sydney
starts 7:30pm
Joelistics with Astronomy Class
featuring Srey Channthy and Vida Sunshyne
The Howler, Melbourne
with Birdz
Newtown Social Club, Sydney
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Anita's, Thirroul
with A-Wyre
I guess there's a fair bit of backstory to this project. We've really tried to be respectful to the source material and the history we are talking about on the record and we think we've managed that, with a lot of help from Srey Channthy and Julien Poulson from The Cambodian Space Project, journalists and storytellers like Tom Vater, authors like Ray Chandler and as many docos as we could watch. There's also the Klap Ya Handz crew in Phnom Penh, the Cambodian DVD store in Cabramatta, Phavy Kasak and Vandy Kang who helped with translations and many more.
The whole concept for the record began in 2012, when we were invited to Cambodia to perform a set in the old train station in Phnom Penh. At an event to promote Tiger Beer, we met a lot of the Khmer rap crews from Cambodia and beyond, mostly California. As part of our set, we performed a cover of the classic Thra Kha Band song "Do You No Wrong Again" with Cambodian superstar Preap Sovath. You can see the original...
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On 7 Jul 2006 03:13:18 -0700, Fab wrote:
> To write that function I used the information found in the 32-bit
> PA-RISC Run-time Architecture Document, a copy of which can be found at
> http://ftp.parisc-linux.org/docs/arch/rad_11_0_32.pdf
> tstart and tend fields of the shl_descriptor structure), I can't narrow
> the search down to a specific symbol as the shl_get_symbols() function
> returns the addresses of the function stubs rather than the function
> themselves.
You get a procedure label, see 2.5.6 Indirect Procedure Calls in the
Run-time Architecture Document.
> symbol tables? In the latter case, where can I find information on the
> SOM executable format?
See chapters 3 - 5 in the Run-time Architecture Document.
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The Southern Professional Hockey League on Wednesday announced its 2013-2014 All-Rookie Team as selected by a vote of SPHL coaches, general managers and media representatives.
F - Garrett Vermeersch, Peoria Rivermen
F - Joe Caveney, Pensacola Ice Flyers
F - Francis Drolet, Knoxville Ice Bears
D - Mike Grace, Mississippi RiverKings
D - Jason Gray, Columbus Cottonmouths
G - Kevin Genoe, Huntsville Havoc
Garrett Vermeersch of the Peoria Rivermen finished second among all SPHL players in points (57), third in goals (27), game-winning goals (six) and power-play assists (14) and fourth in power-play goals (nine). Prior to turning pro, Vermeersch (Macomb, MI) played four seasons of collegiate hockey at Northeastern University where he scored 23 goals and added 50 assists.
Joe Caveney of the Pensacola Ice Flyers also finished second in the SPHL with 57 points, was fourth in goals (26) and fifth in assists (31) despite only playing 39 games due to a pair of call-ups to the ECHL where he played 14 games. Caveney (Fitchburg, MA) played 11 games for the Ice Flyers last March following his senior season at Fitchburg State College, where he earned USCHO East All-American honors and led all Division III players in points per game, assists per game and power-play goals.
Francis Drolet of the Knoxville Ice Bears finished third among all rookies with 24 goals, fourth with 29 assists, and was fifth in the SPHL with 53 points and nine power-play goals. Drolet (Lachine, QC) played collegiately at Brown University, where he was named Assistant Captain his senior season and was a three-time member of the ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team.
Mike Grace of the Mississippi RiverKings finished fourth among all SPHL defensemen in both assists (27) and power-play assists (13) and was sixth with 30 points. Grace (Rochester, NY) played four seasons at Plattsburgh State, where he was a three-time SUNYAC All-Conference honoree and named a 2012 CCM Hockey Division II-III Men's Hockey Second Team All-American.
Jason Gray of the Columbus Cottonmouths finished third among all rookies with 12 power-play assists, was fourth in goals by a defenseman with eight and sixth in points with 30. Gray (Winnipeg, MB) played four seasons at Nipissing University, where in his senior season he was named the Leckie Award winner as the defenseman who best combined academic excellence and high standard of play.
Kevin Genoe of the Huntsville Havoc went 16-11-1, finishing third among SPHL goaltenders with a 2.46 goals against average and fourth with a .915 save percentage. Before turning pro, Genoe (Qualicum Beach, BC) played four seasons at Michigan Tech University where he was a three-time Western Collegiate Hockey Association Scholar-Athlete, earning a 3.72 cumulative grade point average in civil engineering. Genoe was also named the Norbert Matovich Memorial Award Winner as the Huskies' outstanding freshman in 2009-10.
The league will announce its First and Second-Team All-SPHL rosters on Thursday.
The Rivermen begin their quest for the 2014 President's Cup tonight with a 7:15 p.m. puck drop against the Columbus Cottonmouths at Carver Arena. For tickets and more information, please visit the Rivermen office located inside the Peoria Civic Center, or call 309-676-1040. The game can be heard locally on CD Country 107.9 FM or online here. Fans can also follow along via the live video and audio stream atwww.americaonesports.com.


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Red Hat Provides Cloud Access Option
The Red Hat distro extended its subscriptions with the choice of Linux running on the local server or from the Amazon cloud.
With the feature Red Hat Cloud Access, RHEL Premium subscribers now have the choice of running Linux on their own servers or as a cloud service while still maintaining the same support model. All versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux as of 5.5 will have the simultaneous local server and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) support to ensure consistency in both environments. The support applies to all RHEL 5.5 provided functionality, including security updates and functional extensions.
Red Hat released its current RHEL 5.5 at the end of March. Red Hat was already a participant along with other companies in Amazon's EC2 service since the end of 2007, although at that time it was still called Software as a Service (SaaS). Red Hat's Fedora community division is also busy with its own cloud computing working group.
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Nextcloud Announces Raspberry Pi-Powered Home Cloud Box
Innovative system adds a hard drive and Ubuntu Core to the RPi for an IoT hub.
Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
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Super Scribblenauts Review DS
An innovative step for the series and just one year since the last title it manages to offer a bit of polish to a game with a creation system that felt legitimately new and exciting.
Professor Layton and the Lost Future Review DS
The presentation is as charming as ever, and bar a few niggles, Lost Future as a whole is extremely enjoyable.
Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light Review DS
Four Heroes of Light is very much its own thing; quaint and deceptively difficult - a combination that fans of the genre should grab hold of with both hands.
Last Window: The Secret of Cape West Review DS
It's sad indeed that we'll see no more of Cing or Kyle Hyde, but as valedictions go, Last Window is a corker.
Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow Review DS
Considering the game combines the talents of both Mistwalker and tri-Crescendo, two incredibly experienced studios when it comes to JRPGs, Awakened Shadow can only be considered a major disappointment
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies Review DS
While clichéd, the story is entertaining, the battle system is refined and the visuals are impressive. It's very Dragon Quest. There's no denying the quality of the role playing on offer.
Jam with the Band Review DS
If you're a rhythm action aficionado, Jam with the Band offers some serious bang for your buck. The package as a whole is easy to recommend.
Rooms: The Main Building Review DS
Rooms is certainly an interesting addition to the genre, and while the DS already plays host to a wide range fantastic puzzle titles, it offers something different enough to warrant a look.
WarioWare: Do It Yourself Review DS
This kind of venture isn't for everyone, but if you've got the ideas and the patience to make them work, WarioWare DIY will keep you tied up for months.
Infinite Space Review DS
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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
September 4, 2012
Dr. Richard D. Wissolik, professor of English and liberal arts at Saint Vincent College, will present a spoken and pictorial accounting of the founding and early days of the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport on Sept. 9 at 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Highway Experience museum, 3435 Route 30 East (near Kingston Dam) in Latrobe. Because of limited seating, advance reservations are required. Visit www.LHHC.org to make reservations through PayPal or call 724-879-4241. An entrance fee of $10 per person ($7 for Friends of the Lincoln Highway) includes light refreshments. Prior to being named for the local golf legend who grew up less than a mile from the runway, the airport was known by a variety of names over the years – Longview Flying Field, J.D. Hill Airport, Latrobe Airport and Westmoreland County Airport. Before the Lincoln Highway was straightened in the 1930s and became State Route 30, the historic road ran across the middle of the present-day airport, crossed the Manito Road (Route 981), and continued through Youngstown on what is now referred to as Arnold Palmer Drive. Dr. Wissolik is director of the Saint Vincent College Center for Northern Appalachian Studies. He is the author of A Place in the Sky: A History of the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, 1919-2001, a book dealing with the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, early pioneers and promoters of local aviation, and the role the airport has played in advancing aviation in western Pennsylvania.
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Supervisors vote to support new hog confinementUPDATED 5:18 PM CDT May 27, 2014
The hog confinement is planned northeast of Ames and northwest of Nevada.Video Transcript
Good afternoon. More than 4- thousand hogs could be moving to a Story County farm! And some residents are crying foul. Our Vanessa Peng has more on the proposed hog confinement --in our top story... Vanessa? Stacey and Kevin .......Nevada.... residents say the farm is being built at the expense of their neighbors' well-being. It was a heated debate as neighbors spoke out against neighbors. The Story County Board of Supervisors heard from dozens of residents about a proposed hog confinement. The Board doesn't make the final decision to approve it or not, they make a reccomendation to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. DEB 1:21:56 "THE SMELL OF HOG MANURE IS BECOMING THE SIGNATURE SCENT OF IOWA." Plans call for the 100 by 300 square feet facility to hold 46 hundred hogs. Lucas and Krista Tjelmeland plan to build it just northwest of their property at 60649 180th Street in Nevada. The Tjelmeland's say they've done the right thing and they want to diversify. 2:15:38 "WE'VE TRIED TO BE VERY PROACTIVE WHEN WE STARTED THIS PROCESS CONTACTING NEIGHBORS AND I THOUGHT WE DID A VERY GOOD JOB AT THAT." 46 But, some neighbors say the Tjelmeland's are just thinking about themselves... Jennifer Knox 1:26;29 "I ABSOLUTELY UNDERSTAND WHY THIS FAMILY WANTS THEIR FARM THEY SEEM LIKE VERY NICE PEOPLE BUT LIKE ALL FACTORY FARMS THEY WANT IT AT THE EXPENSE OF OUR WATER SUPPLY AND THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE 41 Mark Harris, 1:15:29 "IT'S NOT JUST THE CONFINEMENT OPERATION THAT LUKE IS GOING TO BE OPERATING IT'S THE SPREADING OF THESE POTENTIAL ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT PATHOGENS AIRBORNE PATHOGENS INTO THE WATERSHED THAT RUNS THROUGH NEVADA AND FURTHER SOUTH." 46 Other neighbors say they're not worried about it. 33:14 "I EXPECT TO HAVE NO PROBLEMS WITH THE SITE 18:05 "IT'S A MYSTERY TO ME WHY FOLKS FROM THE CITY THINK THEY CAN COME TO THE RURAL AREAS OF IOWA AND DEMAND THAT THE RURAL AREA CATER TO THEM." 15 The Story County Supervisors did end up approving the application and will recommend the DNR approve the confinement.. The Tjemeland's are working with The Maschhoff's--- a pork farming company based out of Illinois to construct the facility. Thanks, Vanessa.
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Scientists from the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology (IGB) in Stuttgart are currently developing a new type of thermal storage system. The new technology will allow heat to be stored loss free in the smallest of spaces for lengthy periods of time, for use as and when required. The new system can store […]
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The state of Maine is cracking the market open for self-storing of renewable energy with a collaboration between a wind company and a thermal energy storage company. According to a Maine Public Broadcasting Network report the collaborative Highland Wind project proposed by local wind developer Independence Wind will offer any participating Maine household a $6,000 […]
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The following is a list of calls, provided by the Forest Grove Police Department, that officers responded to during the past week.
May 18
• A man called regarding a vehicle that was supposed to be shipped to Texas but never arrived.
• A citizen called regarding a large semi-truck that had parked in the 4200 block of Pacific Avenue for several days. The reporting person wanted police to check that the driver wasn't deceased. Police found him alive and well.
• Police responded to a disturbance in the 2600 block of 21st Avenue involving multiple people. Officers found an intoxicated man with an injured finger. The man was transported to the hospital to have his finger examined.
• Officers responded to a complaint of a loud car stereo in the 2200 block of Maple Street and instead found a live Mariachi band.
May 19
• A woman called to file a complaint after several kids hit her with water balloons.
• A man came into the police station to try and get his driver's license back. Officers had seized his license after a breath test showed he was nearly double the legal limit following a DUII arrest over the weekend.
• Officers responded to a hit and run complaint at Oregon 47 and Ferh Hill Road. It was a road rage incident that turned into a minor crash. When both parties were advised they could be arrested for their behavior, neither wanted to pursue charges any longer.
• A woman reported that someone tried to steal her purse when she left Safeway, but she "smacked him a good one and he ran off" without it.
May 20
• Officers responded to a fully-engulfed vehicle fire on Pacific Ave and Oak Street.
• A woman called 911 call from Safeway because she was "ripped off" by the change machine. She was advised to not call 911 again for that problem.
• Officers responded to a suspected methamphetamine overdose in the 1900 block of Ash Street.
• A resident on Oakcrest Drive reported that she found an arrow in her yard and was not sure what to do with it.
May 21
• Police received a report of a student with a knife on Pacific Avenue. Upon arrival, it was determined that the student forgot to leave his pocket knife at home.
• A person on 19th Avenue reported finding marijuana in the cupboards after having visitors over on Monday.
• A woman on Pacific Avenue said she had voices in her body that are coming out her throat. She said she also has a barrel in her voice causing her thoughts to be loud. The woman was left in the care of medical staff on scene.
• A caller reported that her ex-boyfriend threatened to have her new boyfriend arrested if he picks up the caller's kids.
May 22
• Police responded to a disturbance on Pacific Avenue involving three students, who were joined by two more students prior to event being contained. After a lengthy cooling down period, all disruptive students were transported home.
• A man can in for a haircut on Pacific Avenue and tried to paid for it with a long board since he did not have money to pay with. The hairstylist believed the skateboard was stolen, since the freshly cropped man has not returned.
• An officer was flagged down at the Plaid Pantry by a person with questions about a daughter skipping school and smoking marijuana.
• An intoxicated man was found sleeping in the front yard of a residence on 18th Avenue. He was given a ride home and left in the care of his mother.
May 23
• A citizen called police after a neighbor threatened to shoot his dog if it pooped in the neighbor's yard again.
• A parent called to report their daughter as a runaway after she broke up with her girlfriend. She later returned home safe.
• An anonymous caller complained about a barking police K-9. An officer checked and heard the dog bark one time. The officer also spoke to a neighbor who said they never hear the dog bark.
May 24
• An anonymous caller again complained about a barking police K-9. Officers again checked and found no barking. They spoke to more neighbors who stated dog did not bark.
• Police received several calls of a Pomeranian running loose in traffic at multiple locations. Several people tried to capture the dog without success. The dog was eventually hit by a car and transported to an animal hospital.
• A local convenience store called about an intoxicated man passed out near the store. Police contacted the man, who became belligerent and uncooperative. After throwing garbage on the ground and refusing to pick it up, he was arrested for offensive littering.


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The Salem High School Alumni Association awarded $326,125 in scholarships-the most it has ever given-to 96 individuals at its 133rd annual reunion and banquet on May 24.
The scholarship recipients include 55 new Salem High School graduates, 37 alumni enrolled in undergraduate programs or healthcare-related graduate programs, and four current students, who were awarded Pardee Band Camp Scholarships. The income from the association's $9.5 million investment portfolio funds the scholarships and the association's operating expenses.
Treasurer Daniel T. Moore thanked all the association's donors. "Your contributions are an investment in every award recipient's future. Ninety-six students this evening will have a jumpstart on life because of your contributions to the alumni association. Investing in someone's education is a start to their future success," he said. He offered special thanks to the Hickey and Peters families for creating the Lois A. Peters Memorial Business Scholarship in 2013.
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Salem High School Alumni Association Second Vice President Frank Zamarelli, left, and President Shelley Miller Wilson congratulate Dr. Randy L. Hanzlick on receiving the association's 2014 Honored Alumnus Award. As chief medical examiner for Fulton County, Georgia, which includes Atlanta, Hanzlick has led national efforts to improve forensic pathology practices and death investigation systems.
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This year's honored alumnus, Dr. Randy Hanzlick, was the featured speaker for the audience of 400 people that included members of the classes of 1944, 1949, 1954, and 1964. The Class of 1954 gave $1,000 and the Class of 1964 gave $6,785 to the association.
As he praised Salem, Hanzlick urged the scholarship winners to pursue their dreams bravely. "Many students in this country are not so lucky to have the opportunities you had in Salem ... You learned good principles and values here. Be thankful for that and put them to good use in your life."
Hanzlick is a physician who since 1998 has been the chief medical examiner for the county that includes Atlanta, Georgia. A 1970 Salem High School graduate, Hanzlick has received numerous professional awards for his national efforts to improve medicolegal death investigation systems, the guidelines and standards of forensic pathology practices, and the education of forensic pathologists.
"I have spent my life dealing with death almost every day, figuring out why and how people die. I have seen much sadness, violence, and misfortune. But that makes me realize and appreciate how kind, caring, and loving people can be, and that the positive things in this world far outweigh the negative things. Always look at the bright side," he advised.
Calling Salem "the center of my universe," Hanzlick expressed gratitude to specific teachers, friends, and relatives, especially his parents. Hanzlick's 94-year-old mother, Betty Hanzlick, attended the banquet with him and his wife, Mary. His father was Walter Hanzlick.
"My mother worked at Deming and processed orders for pumps. My dad was a carpenter and then a janitor at E.W. Bliss. We lived in a small house and did not have a lot of money. But my parents taught me a strong work and study ethic which helped me to study, work, and make my dream come true," he said.
Directing his remarks to the 2014 graduates, he told them their dreams can come true too: "You should learn from this that anything you want to do is possible, because you went to school here. Never forget that."
A murmur of laughter rippled through the audience when Hanzlick told the graduates that even though they are graduating from high school they do not know everything. He estimated they might not have a reasonable understanding of the world until they are 40. And then offered a brief distillation of what he has learned.
"Here is what I have figured out and would like to share to help you along in life and in this world:
- Don't rush into things.
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- Set out on a course and follow it through to completion.
- Don't give up.
- Treat other people well, especially your parents.
- Forgive people.
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- Be thankful.
- Go to church.
- Separate what you want from what you really need, and be practical.
- Save some money.
- Donate some money and give of your time.
- And most important right now, pick a college major or vocation that will give you multiple career options and qualify you to get a job, and a good job.
"Even if you face hardships or setbacks, have hope. If you do these things, you will be successful."
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Opel-RAK carsThe world's first rocket-propelled car was driven by Kurt C. Volkhart to a top speed of 75 km/h (47 mph) on Mar. 15, 1928, at Opel's track near Rüsselsheim. The experimenters then decided to replace the standard car they'd been using with a vehicle specially designed for 400-pound Sander rockets.
The new car, called the Opel-RAK 1, was a converted racer whose conventional engine was replaced by six Sander rockets and then by eight. On April 12, 1928, successful runs were made at speeds of up to 55 mph over 2,000- to 3,000-foot distances at Rüsselsheim. Then a 12-rocket experiment was made, and though five rockets failed to ignite, the car reached more than 70 mph. The Opel-RAK 1 was followed by the Opel-RAK 2, which was fitted with short, inverse wings to hold it to the ground as it sped along. Opel-RAK 2, fitted with 24 rockets and with Opel himself at the wheel, sped down a track in Berlin on May 23, 1928, at a speed of 143 mph (230 km/h).
These tests were followed by the RAK 3 railway-car experiments in June and October 1928. The first, conducted between Celle and Burgwedel, were powered by 24 large powder rockets that accelerated the car to well over 100 mph. The second series of tests, using 30 solid rockets, was held between Blankenburg and Halberstadt. One run was successful, reaching a speed of 157 mph (254 km/h); the other, with a larger and heavier payload, was not.
Early rocket plane experiments
The RAK 1 had a sailplane wing, under which a pod was suspended to house the pilot and 16 Sander black powder rockets. The tailplane was mounted on booms behind the wing and up out of the way of the rocket exhaust. Opel successfully piloted it over 1.5 kilometers (1 mile) in 75 seconds of flight, but landed hard, damaging the aircraft beyond repair. Opel planned to build a second rocket plane, but apparently lost interest before the project was completed.
Source: History of Rocketry & Space Travel by Wernher von Braun and Frederick I. Ordway, III. Thomas Y. Crowell: NY (1966).
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National income measurement; aggregate economic models; money and income; policy problems.
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A Place at the Table is a political hot potato — an incendiary movie, despite its rather civilized facade. It serves up star power (actor Jeff Bridges, chef Tom Colicchio of TV's Top Chef), a smorgasbord of statistics and an unblinking approach to the ways in which the U.S. agriculture game is fixed.
Filmmakers Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush survey the various dysfunctional ways in which good nutrition is kept out of the mouths of the needy, including political gamesmanship.
But they also focus on the personal stories of individuals unable to meet the nutritional needs of their households, and they make the point that such need knows no ethnic, racial or geographic boundaries.
Jacobson and Silverbush's film is concerned with good food, too, because the rise in obesity is directly connected to cheap carbohydrates and the fact that better-quality produce is grown by small farmers with no political clout.
Still, there's a certain naiveté to the documentary, which covers a lot of ground, and well, but seems convinced that addressing hunger is an end in itself.
This is a useful, engaging and enraging movie that will enlist supporters for its cause. But the river of logic in the movie inevitably delivers one to the doorstep of Citizens United, unrestrained PACs and the cost of election campaigns. But that's another movie.
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Gray Squirrels can be found just about anywhere in the Northeast. In parks, around back yard bird feeders and campgrounds these little critters can appear pretty bold but in the hard woods squirrels are extremely skittish. Hunting gray squirrels can be extremely challenging but it's a fun and exciting way to introduce youth hunters to the woods and develop proper gun handling habits.


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> running Linux. In days past, I'd simply have used SCSI. I happen to
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> But I also have a small array connected using eSATA, and it seems to work
> well too. I'd not buy that unit again (it's small and it uses PATA
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> board on CentOS4.
> So are either equally good, or have people found one or the other the
> better choice. I do like the ability to chain SCSI devices, although
> honestly I don't exploit it much. But it seems like I get more
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> array into multiple raid-sets/LUNs should I so choose. I don't know that
> I have that capability with eSATA.
> So I'm obviously leaning towards SCSI. But I'm more familiar with it.
> Is there good reason to use eSATA? Can eSATA support multiple LUNs,
> perhaps, like SCSI?
> Thanks...
> Andrew
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Every ophthalmologist must have enjoyed reading the answer by Dr. Kaufman to the question about recurrent corneal erosion (200:1189, 1967). The most common error in patching an eye consists of using too little bandage, but too much is also not rare. The proper bandage should fill the space between the upper and lower orbital rim without undue pressure on the eyeball and without permitting the lids to open under the dressing. The latter error can be called "the inefficient curtain" and will not achieve the effect described in Dr. Kaufman's article; the other mistake, exaggerated volume of cotton and gauze, will provoke discomfort, corneal folds, and undue loss of intraocular fluid. It is best to fill the space mentioned above with gauze and cotton, then put your palm over the padding to feel whether it is level with the orbital rims. Apply tape obliquely from the
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2014 Midwestern Regional Meeting, American Conference for Irish Studies, "Ireland: The Great War, Conflict, and the Modern Age"
The Great War's effects upon Ireland's "long" twentieth century might well have been to make conflict a central feature of modernity. The effects cut across the range of issues from politics to society, from economics to culture and the arts. With the Great War as a centerpiece, and with conflict in Ireland as a theme, to what extent do these play a role in the shaping of modernity in Ireland? Of course, proposals should not feel constrained by the theme and as is our practice we welcome proposals on anything related to Ireland and the Irish diaspora.


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ROCHESTER – If you have a split personality, if the punk in you and the yuppie both seek to be entertained, a visit to Monroe Avenue and Park Avenue will satisfy both. The most interesting parts of the two streets are less than a mile apart.
Monroe and Park are just east of Rochester's downtown. Much of the city's punk population hangs out on the section of Monroe between the Inner Loop (which circles the downtown) and Cobbs Hill Park, a stretch of about two miles. (Monroe extends five miles more and goes to downtown Pittsford, the most affluent town in the area.)
Park Avenue roughly parallels Monroe, separated by two or three blocks, depending on which cross-streets you take. Park is as yuppified as any neighborhood in Rochester. On Monroe, you can eat in a Vietnamese, Japanese, Greek, Texan or hot dog place, with prices ranging from cheap to moderate. On Park, the eateries are upscale and trendy, places with fancy coffees and exotic names for the pastries.
On Park, you might shop in Jembetat Gallery with its authentic African sculptures. Prices of statues are in the thousands. The gallery's website lists a "Dogon Door" for $29,500.
On Monroe, you might shop in Archimage (its website says to pronounce it AHR-kuh-mahj) for clothes and jewelry, musical instruments or knickknacks that some might call funky, but which they call "mallternative." Prices for some small items can be under a dollar, and few things cost more than $50.
On Monroe Avenue you might go to the Bug Jar on the weekend to hear punk bands. Many of the bars and restaurants on Park, like Hogan's Hideaway, are likely to play recorded soft jazz.
But all this contrasting can be misleading. We are all attracted to more than one culture, and nearly everyone can appreciate and enjoy a two-prong trip to Rochester's two most distinctive neighborhoods.
So here are some suggestions on how to get the most out of visiting both. Go earlier in the day to Monroe (unless you actually are hard-core punk and want to visit the Bug Jar at night). Visit Poster Art, 654 Monroe, to see thousands of posters, almost all for under $10 each. Some have a Western New York focus, but there are plenty of movie, music and famous artists posters.
Then cross the street and walk a block east to Rick's Recycled Books, 739 Monroe, to see one of those used bookstores that's so crowded with piles and piles of mostly paperbacks on shelves, on tables, on floors that sometimes you have to turn sideways to get by. One sad fact about Monroe Avenue is that over the years at least a half-dozen bookstores on the street – new, used, collectibles – have gone out of business.
Go into Archimage, 688 Monroe, and buy something funky and to DogTown, 691 Monroe, to eat something doggie. There's the Russian Wolfhound (onions, sauerkraut, Russian dressing), Pit Bull (peppers, onions, two sauces) or Greek Stray (tzatziki and feta), and a couple dozen other choices (all with dog names: German Shepherd, Tex-Mex Mutt, Bernese Mountain Dog). And hundreds of photos of dogs on the walls.
Then go to Park. Stop in Wine Sense, 749 Park, where you'll see signs on the wall designed to educate you about types of wines. And Jembetat, 645 Park, where, in addition to the expensive sculpture, you can purchase less expensive jewelry and buy a nice cup of fancy coffee.
Stevers, 623 Park, is one of those places that sells homemade chocolate that's fun to look at even if you think a single bite contains more than a day's worth of calories. But you probably won't be able to leave without purchasing something.
Walk west a few blocks to Parkleigh, 215 Park, one of Rochester's best-known stores. Inside you'll find jewelry, cards, candy, cosmetics and almost anything else you would want in an upscale gift shop. It's also something of a hangout for the Park Avenue crowd.
If you've let enough time pass since your visit to DogTown on Monroe, you might visit Jines, 658 Park, one of Rochester's best-known restaurants. It's more than four decades old; serves breakfast, lunch and dinner all day long, and has a wide-ranging menu – a lot of it is Greek (it was started by a Greek immigrant). The frittata, made with four eggs, at $6.95 is a particularly large and good buy.
The list is partial, of course, and ideally you should plan to spend four or five hours or more on each street, visit at least a half dozen shops on each, get a full meal on each, and have snacks in one or two more places.
Help your dual personalities merge.
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Take the Thruway to I-490 (Exit 47), then 490 to Goodman Street (Exit 17). Turn left and go about a third of a mile to reach Monroe. Turn right onto Monroe. There's free street parking, if you can find a space, and some small, free lots. To get to Park Avenue from Monroe, get on Goodman, Oxford, Rutgers, Dartmouth or Westminster, and go north for about two-tenths of a mile. Parkleigh is on the corner of Park and Goodman. Turn right and drive a minute or two to reach Jines. Again, street parking and some small lots are free.


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...the best path for achieving equal treatment of same-sex and opposite-sex marriage -- the goal of those who support gay marriage -- is to remove government provision of opposite-sex marriage, rather than extending it to same-sex marriage.
In this arena, as in many others, the way to fix bad policies is by getting rid of them, not by expanding them.
Read the whole article. AOL News notes that "Jeffrey A. Miron is senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies at Harvard University and senior fellow at the Cato Institute. He blogs at http://jeffreymiron.com and is the author of 'Libertarianism, From A to Z,' from Basic Books."


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June 20, 2007, 07:13 PM
I will be picking up my first AR15 rifle next week and wanted to know if dryfiring it will damage the firing pin? Any advise is appreciated!
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June 20, 2007, 07:45 PM
I don't know how different an AR15 and an M16A2 actually are, but in the Marine Corps you dry fire your rifle thousands of times when you're snapping in (dry firing the rifle in various shooting positions checking your trigger control and getting used to the positions).
June 20, 2007, 07:52 PM
It's fine.
June 20, 2007, 07:55 PM
inspection arms (army) involves dry firing the weapon. Its also practiced in the basic rifle marksmanship training.
June 20, 2007, 07:58 PM
It's your rifle.
Yes, it's okay to dryfire.
June 20, 2007, 08:15 PM
never broke a pin yet. :)
June 20, 2007, 08:59 PM
The military dryfires M-16A2s more than enough- function testing after reassembly, trigger squeeze training, teaching how to operate....
The rifles seem to survive.
June 20, 2007, 09:04 PM
Yup, don't worry about dry firing the AR-15...
And, on top of everything else, firing pins are cheap and plentiful...
June 20, 2007, 09:41 PM
Most AR15 parts are easy and quick to replace and widely available and affordable even in the rare event the firing pin does break.
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June 20, 2007, 10:11 PM
It's okay to dry fire center-fire weapons but not rimfire.
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Perfectly OK to dryfire assembled; but if you dryfire the lower when it is separated from the upper, the hammer slams into the body of the lower and there have been reports of cracks from doing this.
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Wildlife officials said this time of year is very active for black bears as they prepare for months of cooler weather.
Thursday night, the increased activity meant locally two bears were hit and killed.
One was hit on Rock Springs Road near Apopka, and the second was hit and killed on State Road 434 in Longwood, not far from Markham Woods Road which consistently has a lot of bear activity.
Bears are very difficult to see at night, but be aware that they're on the move.
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Power cage
A power cage (also known as a power rack, squat cage or squat rack) is an item of weight training equipment designed to allow for a free-weight workout using a barbell without the movement restrictions imposed by equipment such as the Smith machine. It essentially comprises four vertical posts with two movable horizontal bar catchers on each side. Many power cages also feature bars built into the cage or on the exterior for performing exercises such as pull-ups and chin-ups.
The power cage serves several purposes. It allows for a safe free-weight workout: if for example, in the bench press, a bar catcher is placed right above the athlete's chest, it becomes possible to load the barbell with the maximum weight, since the bar will prevent the barbell from crushing the chest in the case of a failure or accident. On the other hand, the power cage is often used for limited-range exercises, in which the athlete can handle far more weight than in their full-range equivalents. In the example of the bench press, if one of the bar catchers is placed just a few inches below the point where the barbell is lifted off, the result is a small space within which the athlete can perform unusually heavy lifts.
They became popular in the 1960s, when Terry Todd and Dr. Craig Whitehead used them to test their "theory of maximum fatigue." Peary Rader then devoted a long article to the subject in his Iron Man magazine.[1] An updated version of the power cage was patented in 1987 by Karl I. Mullen of Portland, Oregon.[2]
A newer form of power rack that has become popular is the half rack. The first half racks were developed at the University of Nebraska in partnership with Powerlift, an exercise equipment company based in Iowa.
- ^ Peary Rader, "Power Rack Training for Maximum Muscular Development," Iron Man vol. 23, no. 6 (1964), pp. 22–27, 46.
- ^ Free Patents Online.
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