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Tornadoes, damaging thunderstorm winds, large hail, and flash floods can occur at any time of the year. Last week, the southeast portion of Louisiana experienced one its most significant severe weather events in many years with several tornado related fatalities, many injuries, and significant property damage in several parishes. The late winter and spring months typically brings the greatest chance of severe weather in Louisiana, now is a good time to review the severe weather safety plans.
The week of February 29, 2016 has been designated as Severe Weather Awareness Week in Louisiana. The goal of the awareness week is to call attention to the threats posed by these weather hazards and to review severe weather safety rules in an attempt to reduce the loss of life and injury. Post-storm interviews with survivors of severe weather events prove that preventative safety measures greatly enhance the chance of survival.
Now is the time to develop a severe weather safety plan. A successful plan should include:
Emergency managers, schools, government agencies, private businesses, and local citizens are encouraged to review their severe weather safety plans and conduct drills as appropriate.
Last year, 2015, saw an uptick in the severe weather across the state compared to the previous year of 2014. 32 tornadoes were reported across the state, slightly below the longer term average of 37. Fortunately, all of the tornadoes reported were of weak intensity, either rated EF0 or EF1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale. There were no tornado fatalities, but there were four minor injuries resulting from the weak tornadoes.
Regarding other severe weather hazards, there were 3 injuries from thunderstorm wind gusts last year. Six people were injured from lightning, all occurring during one event on July 4th when a lightning struck a tree at a park at Toledo Bend in far western Louisiana injuring those standing nearby.
Much of the severe weather occurred on several days last year.
2015 Louisiana Tornado Highlights
Sixteen tornadoes occurred in the southeast part of the state, with all them rated as weak, either EF0 or EF1. Three injuries resulted from the tornado touchdowns: two in Tangipahoa Parish on May 17th, and one in St Charles Parish on Oct 25th. All the injuries occurred to occupants of mobile homes. The most significant severe weather event that affected the southeast portion of the state during 2015, was a line of severe thunderstorms that moved rapidly across the region during the morning of Monday, April 27th producing wind gusts of 50 to 70 mph. Numerous reports of downed trees, sign damage, and minor property damage was reported. Wind gust also toppled several railcars off of the east bank elevated approach the Huey P. Long Bridge in the Metairie area of Jefferson Parish. Six weak tornadoes were also reported within the line of thunderstorms.
As part of the Severe Weather Awareness Week activity we will transmit a Tornado Test Message on NOAA Weather Radio Wednesday morning, March 2nd, around 9:15AM. The test message will be similar to the Routine Weekly Test message transmitted each Wednesday. Some NOAA Weather Radios will alarm with the test message, others will only have a TEST message displayed on their LCD screens. The test message will allow individuals and organization to make sure their NOAA Weather Radios are in good working order, and also is a good time to review severe weather safety plans. In the event of severe weather the test will be postponed to a later date.
National Weather Service considers the following criteria as severe weather phenomenon:
To get local parish and county specific severe weather climatology, please visit here.
Severe weather can happen at any time of the year, but it is most common during the months of March, April, and May in Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi.
Severe weather can also happen at any time of the day, but it is most common during the afternoon hours in Southeast Louisiana and Southern Mississippi.
NOAA Weather Radio is a vital communication link in your severe weather safety plan. NOAA Weather Radio broadcasts continuous weather information. When severe weather watches and warnings are issued, most NOAA Weather Radios are automatically alerted and turned on so that you are alerted about a potential severe weather situation. Some receivers can be programmed specifically for the parish or county where you live.
In the southern United States...including the Gulf Coast states...tornadoes can occur at night. Unfortunately...nocturnal tornadoes have a much greater chance of causing fatalities and injuries as many people are asleep and not monitoring weather conditions or media to know if warnings have been issued. NOAA Weather Radios can be a life saving weather monitoring device during the overnight hours. The Weather Radio can be set in "stand-by" mode overnight and will automatically alarm and turn on if a severe weather watch or warning is issued. When a Severe Thunderstorm or Tornado Watch or Warning is issued, the weather radio will automatically alert and broadcast the warning.
Six transmitters serve southeast Louisiana and southwest and coastal Mississippi. Click here for additional information on NOAA Weather Radio.
A relatively new way to receive weather warnings is from the Wireless Emergency Alert feature enabled on many newer model cell phones. Most wireless carriers have also incorporated this feature into their service. This new warning dissemination avenue allows government agencies to send urgent critical messages directly to cell phones in an impacted area. Apps or additional software are not needed. While messages will look very similar to text messages when received, they include a special tone and vibration repeated twice. For additional information, on the Wireless Emergency Alert (WES) feature visit the NWS Weather Ready Nation web site: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/com/weatherreadynation/wea.html, and also your cell phone provider.
New Orleans/Baton Rouge
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During a threat of Severe Weather – closely monitor the weather and the latest forecast.
If a Watch is issued – stay alert and be prepared to take action
If a Warning is issued – take action


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WinACC's AGM is a great way to find out what we've been involved in over the past 12 months and our plans for the year ahead. Elections to the board are held at each AGM and we have three candidates who have been nominated to become trustees. More details about the nominees can be found on our website.
The Food action group aims to promote community food growing and stop food being wasted.
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The chair is Clare Shorter.
Winchester Cathedral and the diocese of Winchester's environmental group are presenting a series of three evening events in September and October 2016. The third evening presents an introduction to Eco Church and working towards a greener future.
The Renewable Energy action group promotes increased use of renewable energy in Winchester district by raising awareness influencing local policies and promoting locally based, larger scale renewable energy generation schemes.
To find out more about this group click here or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Chaired by Richard Ritchie.
Join Hampshire's Sustainable Business Network for a breakfast workshop on October 14th "Making the business case for Energy Reducing Technology in your company" to be held at Berry Bros and Rudd Basingstoke. We will look at the cost-benefits of all levels of technologies from modest replacement of lighting, through to updated Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) solutions, voltage optimization and larger investments such as solar PV installations.
Meet the team & help us shape future food growing ideas. We will discussing the ideas we have for promioting community fod grwoing in the area. We would love your input, about what you want to do, what might work and what you want to learn about growing food togther.
The afternoon wil invovle cake, tea and other season food delights. We ahve seasonal food games & activities planned as well as seed & veggie giveaways.
This is a free event and everybody welcome
Location: Fulflood Log Cabin, Stockbridge Road, Winchester SO22 6RH.
Our Science and Technology Advisory Panel makes sure that all WinACC's work is based on up-to-date and robust scientific and technical evidence.
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This workshop is part of the SELFCity project, which is focusing on grassroots responses to climate change. In response to WinACC activists deliberations at events earlier in the year two capacity building workshops are being held this autumn. This is the first and will focus on developing networks, in particular how we can engage more effectively with young people and with the business community.


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Electronic Frontier Finland to Fight Business Snooping Law
The so-called "Lex Nokia", which allows businesses to monitor their employees' net traffic, passed this month, but EFI vows to fight on.
German Court Rules Current E-Voting Unconstitutional
The 2005 election, which used electronic voting, will stand, but the court says that the current e-voting machines have shortcomings which prohibit their use in future elections.
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The geek law conference, which ponders the intersection of the law and new territories like MMORPGs, robotics, and fanfic, visits Australia and Holland this year.
Internet Censorship without "Great Firewalls"
How self-censorship, spin and manipulation are more effective in controlling national Internet discussions - a discussion of current Chinese approaches by Rebecca MacKinnon and Evgeny Morozov.
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In replying to the EU's green paper on the future of copyright, Britain decides against greater rights for transformative works.
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February 10, 2010
The Gloryland Quartet from Meriden will lead a worship with southern gospel music at 10:45 a.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church of McLouth. Everyone is welcome.
• McLouth Friendship Club's Covered Dish Luncheon will be 11:30 a.m. Monday at the McLouth Community Center.
All adults 50 and older are welcome. Please bring a covered dish and your table service.
If you need a ride, the Jefferson County Services Organization vehicle (with limited seating) is available to residents within a 1-mile radius of McLouth.
Please call Charlotte Robinson to make your reservation for a ride: (913) 796-6798.
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What You Must Know About Motor Trade Insurance
May 8, 2016
One of the clients we did some design work for sells motor trade insurance. Learn a little bit more about it…
If you are involved in the buying or selling of cars, know that motor trade insurance is absolutely essential for you. This is because the insurance policy gives you security from monetary loss in difficult situations. This cover is imperative for everyone related to the motor industry regardless if it is small, medium or large. As every business is a little different to another, you will have to opt for the correct motor insurance policy for you and your business, keeping in mind your business requirements. Various policies have different covers and offerings.
There are primarily five categories of motor trade policies , namely third-party only, Fire and theft, Comprehensive, Liability and combined motor trading insurance. To get the most appropriate insurance, you need to know the requirements of your business. Once they are established, you can opt for a motor trading insurance that has the features you are looking for.
For certain concerns, it is essential to have the third party only motor trade policy of insurance as it is compulsory. Buyers, sellers, mobile tuners, and technicians must obtain third party only motor trade quote. On the other hand, Fire and theft motor trade insurances can also be obtained. It offers protection along with the third party only insurance. It means that you get cover in case of fire or theft.
Comprehensive motor's trade insurances also offers similar features to the third party only policy. But, this type of insurance also presents cover for the repair of your car. In addition, it also provides replacement of the insured's car for damage in any situation other than an accident.
Liability vehicle trade insurance, conversely, gives safety to your business by providing protection to the community. This category of motor trading insurance basically helps the employees. Furthermore, liability motor trading insurance is further divided into three categories. Public vehicle trade insurance, Employers and product motor trade policies and Sales and service indemnity motors trade insurance all fall into its sub categories.
It is worthwhile mentioning that many features and covers of all the kinds of motor trade insurances are somewhat the similar to each other. However, there are certain distinctions that make a particular policy more useful for your specific business than the other.
As it can be hard for you to select the perfect policy for your business needs, it is recommended to do undertake research before settling for one. Additionally, you can also speak with and take guidance from the experts in this field. The motor's trade insurance professionals can guide you with various alternative policies and thus assist you in obtaining the ideal package for your business needs.
One very vital point is that before buying motor trading insurance, you should get multiple quotations from different insurance companies. This will help you with the price differences and the precise offerings as well. Although this may take some additional time it is surely worth it, as it will save you from wasting any money or from heading in the wrong decision.
Learn More At: http://www.motor-trade-insurances.co.uk/
Things to Consider Before Acquiring Land For Sale in Texas
April 21, 2016
At one point in time or the other, the charm of living in the city wears off and you find yourself contemplating on moving out for good. Well, this is a wake-up call which you need to pay heed to as it can change your life for the better. If the idea of having a big backyard and fulfill your lifelong dream of getting a horse, then you should consider buying land for sale in Texas. However, before you acquire the land there are a few fundamental questions that you need to ask yourself that have been touched upon in this article.
First things first, you need to determine why you want to buy land for sale in Texas. And easier approach would be to ask yourself what you want to do on the land. Do you want to start a farm or conserve the natural habitat? Once, you do this you will be able to answer this important question you are a step closer to fight the right property for you. Next, you can conduct a feasibility study to know whether your plan can actually work out. For instance, if you are planning to have orchards then you need to check whether the soil is fertile and whether berries, pecans, and pomegranates can be grown on the land. Just to be on the safe side, you need to reach out to people who are a part of the community to give you a better insight on how things work. Additionally, this will help you understand what type of land or properties and the amount of space that you should acquire.
It is good to be an optimist but being too optimistic can be problematic too. So, even before you plan to buy Texas Ranches for sale you need to think about the finances. Taking out a mortgage would be the first thing that would come to your mind. But if you really think about it, given the state of the current economy it is not a good idea at all and you should steer clear from it. This means that you need to plan ahead and start saving right away so that you will have a sizable amount so that you can buy land without compromising on your needs. This is the smart thing to do.
Another aspect that you should consider is the fact that land prices are based on certain parameters. Understanding these parameters would help you find a sweet deal. For instance, if you want to buy land in the heart of Austin it's going to burn a deep hole in your pocket. But then again, if you plan to get land on the outskirts of Austin, say an hour away, it could cost you $6500 for an acre of land, which isn't too expensive. And if you keep going, 5 hours from Austin, you could acquire land for just $2500.
When you plan to buy land for sale in Texas these are a few things that you need to keep in mind.
For more info visit: http://texas.primeranchland.com/i/ranches-for-sale
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2016 Utah Weekly Road Race Series Bike Events Calendar (Regular Event Schedule is Below)
Rocky Mountain Raceways Criterium Series — Utah Crit Series, West Valley City, UT, 6555 W. 2100 S., Saturdays at 11 am in March 5,12,19,26 – Tuesdays at 6pm April 2 – through September, A and B at 6, C and D at 7 pm, Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, firstname.lastname@example.com, utahcritseries.com, utahbikeracing.com
Salt Air Time Trial Series — Utah Crit Series, Salt Lake City, UT, Every other Thursday April – September, I-80 Frontage Road West of the International Center; Starts 4-3-2015, Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, firstname.lastname@example.com, utahcritseries.com
DLD (DMV) Criterium — Utah Crit Series, West Valley City, UT, Weekly Training Crit at the Driver's Training Center, 4700S. 2780W., A flite – 6 pm, B flite between 6:45 and 7:05, Call for information regarding C flite. April-September, Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, firstname.lastname@example.com, utahcritseries.com, skiutahcycling.com
Emigration Canyon Hillclimb Series — Utah Crit Series, Salt Lake City, UT, Starts north of Zoo 7.4 miles to top of Emigration. First rider off at 6:30. Every other Thursday April through August, Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, firstname.lastname@example.com, utahcritseries.com
Uphill Cycling Series — Utah County, UT, Utah County, UT, Every second Saturday year round, Jan & Dec 1:00 pm, Feb & Nov 12:00 pm, Mar & Oct 11:00 am, Apr & Sep 10:00 am, May & Aug 9:00 am, Jun & Jul 8:00 am, Location rotates between 4 canyons: South Fork Provo, Hobble Creek Springville, Payson Nebo, & Santaquin, Mary Ann Nielsen, 801-231-2000, firstname.lastname@example.com, uphillcyclingseries.blogspot.com
January 9-March 5, 2016 — Desert City Criterium and Road Race Series, Desert City Crit Series, St. George, UT, Jan. 9, 2016 – Desert City Crit: Canyon Softball Complex, Jan. 23, 2016 – Desert City Crit: Ivins City Park, Feb. 6, 2016 – Desert City Crit: Airport Complex, Feb. 20, 2016 – Desert City Crit: Fort Pierce, Mar. 4, 2016 – Desert City Crit Series Finale TT, Mar. 5, 2016 – Desert City Crit Series Finale RR, Mar. 5, 2016 – Desert City Crit Series Finale Crit, Jordan Bracken, 435-229-5397, 435-703-9880, email@example.com, rapidcyclingracing.com
April 28-August 18, 2016 — Logan Race Club Thursday Night Time Trial Series, Logan, UT, Thursdays. TT series consisting of 18 races on five difference courses, with weekly and end-of-series prizes. Check the website for the location of the weekly course., Stephen Clyde, 435-750-8785, email@example.com, Ben Kofeod, email@example.com, Travis Dunn, firstname.lastname@example.com, loganraceclub.org
2016 Utah Road Bike Racing Event Calendar
March 19-20, 2016 — Tour del Sol, UCA Series, St. George, UT, UCA and USA sanctioned stage race. Get out of the cold and come to southern Utah for a two day, three stage race with a time trial, criterium and finish with a road race., Ryan Gurr, 435-674-3185, firstname.lastname@example.com, Margaret Gibson, 435-229-6251, firstname.lastname@example.com, ridesouthernutah.com
March 26, 2016 — Greater Utah Handicap Race, Grantsville, UT, Held at the intersection of I-80 and Hwy 196. 72 mile road race. 3 groups start at different times depending on ability. Cat 5 at 9 am. Cat 3-4, and Cat 1-2 to follow. Only one overall winner., Dirk Cowley, 801-699-5126, firstname.lastname@example.com, racedayeventmanagement.com
April 8-10, 2016 — Ghost Town Omnium, UCA Series, Tooele, UT, $2,000+ prize purse. Friday, April 8 – 5 p.m. – Ghost Town Crit 1 – Utah Motorsports Campus (formerly Miller Motorsports Park), Saturday, April 2 – 9 a.m. – Ophir Road Race – Ophir, Utah, Saturday, April 9 – 2 p.m. – Ophir Time Trial – Ophir, Utah, Sunday, April 10 – 8 a.m. – Ghost Town Crit 2 – Utah Motorsports Campus, Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, email@example.com, extramileracing.com
April 16, 2016 — East Canyon Echo Road Race, UCA Series, Henefer, UT, 10 AM start in Henefer to East Canyon Resort, turn around go to Echo Canyon, back to Henefer and finish on Hogsback. 60 mile course, James Zwick, 801-583-6281, email@example.com, sports-am.com
April 23-24, 2016 — Cedar City Stage Race, CANCELLED, UCA Series, Cedar City, UT, Jordan Bracken, 435-229-5397, 435-703-9880, firstname.lastname@example.com, rapidcyclingracing.com
May 7, 2016 — Antelope Island Classic, UCA Series, Antelope Island, UT, Starts at the West end of the causeway, then across the causeway towards the ranch and end on the island. Mileage ranges from 32 to 60. $2,000 cash plus prizes. Junior state road race championships too., James Ferguson, 801-476-9476, firstname.lastname@example.com, bmbbc.com
May 7, 2016 — Gran Fondo Moab, Moab, UT, Mass start timed road cycling event on the beautiful La Sal Loop road, 60 miles with 5500 feet of climbing. Not a sanctioned race, but you will get a time, awards, and placing., Scott Newton, 435-654-8650, 800-635-1792, email@example.com, granfondomoab.com
May 13, 2016 — Bear Lake Classic Individual Hill Climb, UCA Series, Garden City, UT, 5 mile uphill climb from Garden City Office to the Summit of Bear Lake. Racers will start on 60-second intervals and will climb right hand side of road, single file. Portion of the same route as 2015 Tour of Utah, Stage 1., Troy Oldham, 435-764-2979, email@example.com, bearlakeclassic.com
May 14, 2016 — Bear Lake Classic Road Race, UCA Series, Garden City, UT, 51 mile flat loop (or 102 double lap) with some rolling hills on east shore, followed by a flat and fast finish � a beautiful race around Bear Lake., Troy Oldham, 435-764-2979, firstname.lastname@example.com, bearlakeclassic.com, bearlake.com
May 20-21, 2016 — Bikes for Kids Stage Race, UCA Series, Daybreak, UT, Criterium, Road Race and Time Trial. USAC license required- one-day licenses available. Proceeds from the race go to benefit Bikes for Kids Utah., Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, email@example.com, bikesforkidsutah.com
May 28, 2016 — Sugarhouse Criterium, UCA Series, Salt Lake City, UT, Bring the entire family and enjoy some of Utah's best crit racing in one of Salt Lake's Sugarhouse Park. State masters and juniors criterium championships., Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, email@example.com, utahbikeracing.com
June 4, 2016 — Porcupine Hill Climb, UCA Series, Salt Lake City, UT, 15th Annual, Start: Porcupine Pub & Grille finishing at the Brighton Ski Resort, Big Cottonwood Canyon. Citizen's and licensed rider categories. State Championship Hill Climb for licensed cateogories. 14.7 miles, 3800' of climbing!, Mike Meldrum, 801-424-9216, email@example.com, Dirk Cowley, 801-699-5126, firstname.lastname@example.com, porcupinecyclingteam.com, racedayeventmanagement.com
June 4, 2016 — SunCrest Bicycle Hill Climb and Draper Trail Days, Draper Trail Days, Draper, UT, 15 mi, 2500 ft elev, Trails Day festival, Start – Draper Equestrian Center 1600 E. Highland Drive (13500 South), End – Sun Crest, Brad Gilson, 801-694-7770, 801-694-8859, email@example.com, DraperTrails.com, draper.ut.us/recreation
June 16-18, 2016 — Utah Summer Games, Utah Summer Games Cycling, Cedar City, UT, Time Trial (10 miles out and back course), Hill Climb (4 miles with average grade of 7%, Criterium (.95 mile closed course, counter clockwise) , Road Race (20, 40 and 60 mile course) with overall Omnium., Casey McClellan, 435-865-8421, 435-865-8422, firstname.lastname@example.com, Steve Ahlgreen, 435-865-8421, 435-865-8423, firstname.lastname@example.com, utahsummergames.org
June 17-18, 2016 — Rockwell Relay: Moab to St. George, Moab, UT, Road race with 4 rider teams and three legs per rider, covering 528 miles. Multiple start times at Swanny Park in Moab finishing at Bluff Street Park in St. George., Tyler Servoss, 801-888-3233, email@example.com, rockwellrelay.com
June 18, 2016 — Three Kings Cycling Event, North Salt Lake, UT, Winding through North Salt Lake, the Three Kings offers some of the steepest climbs of the season. Cyclists can choose to tackle one, two, or all three kings., Matt Jensen, 801-550-0778, firstname.lastname@example.com, threekings.nslcity.org
June 25, 2016 — Utah State Time Trial Championship, UCA Series, TBD, UT, Marek Shon, 801-209-2479, email@example.com, utahbikeracing.com
July 4, 2016 — Bountiful Mazda's Criterium, UCA Series, Bountiful, UT, Criterium, Dirk Cowley, 801-699-5126, email@example.com, racedayeventmanagement.com
July 6, 2016 — Station Park Criterium, CANCELLED, Farmington, UT, Fast and technical Criterium. UCA Non-points race and USAC sanctioned., Tyler Servoss, 801-888-3233, email@example.com, Tyler Servoss, firstname.lastname@example.com, stationparkcrit.com
July 9, 2016 — Cache Gran Fondo, UCA Series, Logan, UT, 5th annual Cache Gran Fondo. Starting at the Intermountain Hospital in Logan, riders follow a scenic and fun route through Northern Utah, over Weston Canyon (Idaho) to Malad, Idaho, then back down into Cache Valley, Utah, ending up with a closed finish in downtown Logan with a party and fun festivities. 100 miles and 50 mile course, very well supported and stocked aid stations. Also, UCA race for licensed racers. Masters State Championships, Troy Oldham, 435-764-2979, email@example.com, cachegranfondo.com
July 9, 2016 — Cache Gran Road Race, UCA Series, Logan, UT, UCA race for licensed racers. 2016 Masters State Championships starting at the Intermountain Hospital in Logan, riders follow a scenic 50-60 mile route through Cache Valley, Utah, ending with a special racer-only sprint finish on Center Street in downtown Logan. UCA Jerseys and awards plus fun festivities and lunch., Troy Oldham, 435-764-2979, firstname.lastname@example.com, cachegranfondo.com
July 15-16, 2016 — Capitol Reef Classic , CANCELLED, UCA Series, Torrey, UT, Two days, three stages. Friday circuit race and ITT, Saturday road race. Must complete the first stage to continue on to the next. Distances determined by racer's category., Tina Anderson, 435-425-3491, 435-691-1696, email@example.com, Scott Anderson, firstname.lastname@example.com, capitolreefclassic.bike
July 23, 2016 — Iron Lung Race, Salt Lake City, UT, 120 mile timed road race starting at This Is The Place Heritage Park and turning around near Snowbasin Resort., Michelle Lyman, 801-941-5526, email@example.com, ironlungride.com
July 29-30, 2016 — Saints to Sinners Bike Relay, Salt Lake City, UT, Fundraiser relay road race from Salt Lake to Las Vegas. Over 500 miles with elevations from 1500 to 10500 feet. Race in teams through the night, fundraiser event for ALS/Lou Gehrig's Disease., Steven Tew, 801-822-4870, email@example.com, SaintstoSinners.com
July 30, 2016 — Ophir Road Race, UCA Series, Ophir, UT, Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, email@example.com, extramileracing.com
August 1-7, 2016 — Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, Various, UT, The Tour of Utah is a UCI 2.HC sanctioned stage race for the top men's teams in the world. As America's Toughest Stage Race, the race covers more than 500 miles across Utah, and 52,000 feet of climbing. It is broadcast worldwide on Tour Tracker and is free for spectators., Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah , 801-325-2500, firstname.lastname@example.com, tourofutah.com
August 13, 2016 — Heber Valley Circuit Race, UCA Series, Heber, UT, Scenic but challenging 8-mile circuits in Heber Valley, Utah. State road race championship for category riders., Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, firstname.lastname@example.com, extramileracing.com, racedayeventmanagement.com
August 13, 2016 — Wildflower Hill Climb, Mountain Green, UT, Timed 5.5 mile climb during the 75 mile course option in this women-only cycling event. Age-group cash prizes. Gift for all who complete the climb., Stacie Palmer, 801-644-9940, 801-336-6198, firstname.lastname@example.com, wildflowerpedalfest.com
August 20, 2016 — Tour de Park City, UCA Series, Park City, UT, 157 Classic Road Race returns for 2016! 7,500 feet of climbing, 10,750 foot summit. Fully Supported. Start and finish in the same spot., Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, firstname.lastname@example.com, tourdeparkcity.com, extramileracing.com
August 26-29, 2016 — Hoodoo 500, Utah Triple Crown, St. George, UT, 500 mile loop race through Southern Utah. Non-stop or stage race, solo and relay team divisions. 300 mile option as well., Deborah Bowling, 818-889-2453, firstname.lastname@example.com, Hoodoo500.com
September 10, 2016 — LOTOJA Classic Road Race, Logan, UT, 34th Annual, 1 day, 3 states, 200-plus mile road race from Logan, UT to Jackson Hole, WY., Brent Chambers, 801-546-0090, email@example.com, lotojaclassic.com
September 10, 2016 — Utah Tour de Donut, American Fork, UT, 9th Annual event – Most fun you'll have on a bike. Three 7-mile laps, eat donuts to reduce your time. Starts at 8:00 am., Rodney Martin, 801-427-6400, email@example.com, Ronald Tolley, 480-285-6281, email@example.com, Utah Tour de Donut , firstname.lastname@example.com, utahtourdedonut.org
September 17, 2016 — Harvest Moon Criterium, UCA Series, Ogden, UT, 4 corner crit in Downtown Ogden around the Municipal Park between 25th & 26th Streets. State Criterium Championships for category riders, Tyler Servoss, 801-888-3233, email@example.com, teamexcelerator.com
September 23-24, 2016 — Salt to Saint Relay, Salt Lake City, UT, 420 mile relay race from Salt Lake City to St. George following Hwy 89. Broken into 24 legs. Ride Solo, or as 4 or 8 person relay teams. Men, Women, and Mixed categories., Clay Christensen, 801-234-0399, email@example.com, salttosaint.com
September 24, 2016 — Snowbird Hill Climb, Snowbird, UT, 38th Annual, 9 am start on 9400 S. near 20th East, climb to Snowbird's entry II. 10 miles, 3500. vertical. Or choose the Ultra Hill Climb option. After the road climb, jump on your mountain bike and climb to the summit of Hidden Peak (14 miles total, 6500' of climbing)., Misty , 801-933-2115, email@example.com, snowbird.com/events/bicycle-hill-climb
September 24, 2016 — Davis Cup, Salt Lake City, UT, Start: 10 am at Wild Rose. 50 miles, out and back, 2 person teams. Course goes from Salt Lake City to Farmington and back. Finish at Este Pizza in Sugarhouse., Tom Millar, email@example.com, facebook.com/events/634981836675960/
October 4-7, 2016 — Huntsman World Senior Games Cycling, St. George, UT, Must be 50 years or older. Four events: hill climb, time trial, criterium and road race. Skill divisions I, II, and III., Kyle Case, 800-562-1268, firstname.lastname@example.com, seniorgames.net
October 8, 2016 — City Creek Bike Sprint, Salt Lake City, UT, Race starts at the mouth of City Creek Canyon and finishes at Rotary Park where we will have awards, food, music and fun., James Zwick, 801-583-6281, email@example.com, sports-am.com
October 8, 2016 — The BURN Bicycle Hill Climb, Copperton, UT, Climb Butterfield Canyon. Also 10 K and half-marathon run., Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, firstname.lastname@example.com, burnrace.com, extramileracing.com


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Living in the city there are several options for where you lay your head. It may be a house, apartment, condo, loft or a hotel type apartment. For the last 10 years I have been living in an apartment. There are the perks such as not having to mow your yard or if you need something repaired you just call the maintenance person. If it snows, you never have to shovel your driveway or sidewalk, and in the summer you have the pool that you never have to buy chemicals for or have to clean.
Now you know there had to be the down side of this living too. For me personally, I have had neighbors that have been perfect angels. I never heard them or barely saw them. Then I've had the neighbors that had parties all night long, EVERY weekend. Or the neighbor that knocked on our door everyday to borrow everything from a cup of sugar to the spare tire for our car, not joking either. As of present, I have a neighbor that lives above us that apparently has a 3 year old that is training for a marathon of some sort. We know when they are home just by hearing this kid running from one end of their apartment to the other. Most of the time it doesn't bother me, then there are times that I just want to pull my hair out of my head.
One would think that the property management would not move a family that has small children to the top floor. Or how about the parents telling the kids that they are going to get in trouble if they keep making noise. I am literally at my wits end. I have talked with the property manager and they said they have sent them a "nice" letter regarding the situation.
Now don't get me wrong. I do not want to ruffle any feathers, especially of my neighbors. That's too close of quarters for people to have problems. I like to get along with folks.
So, here is my question to you all. What do you think I should do? Please post your suggestion below, and maybe it's the answer for which I have been searching.
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By Spc. Dustin Gautney, 2nd BCT Public Affairs, 3rd IDOctober 31, 2008
FORT STEWART, GA -- Soldiers from 3rd Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, participated in a three-day trip aboard the USS Georgia, Oct. 18 - Oct. 20; an event which highlighted the long-standing cooperation between Army and Navy - who recently celebrated its 233rd birthday Oct. 13.
The trip was part of a two phase event to reward select Soldiers and Sailors for their merit.
"We wanted to award these Soldiers who have gone above and beyond what was asked of them," said Lt. Col. William Lindner, commander, 3/7 Cav.
The 10 troops traveled aboard the USS Georgia, a nuclear-powered submarine stationed out of Kingsbay, Ga., for three days and two nights and were able to get a first-hand experience of some Sailors' day-to-day operations.
"It was awesome," said Spc. Brad Giandomenico, Co. C, 3/7 Cav., 2nd BCT, 3ID, about the experience.
"We basically had free roam of the ship. The only place we weren't allowed to go was the engine room."
"We even got to pilot the ship, and work the sonar equipment," said Spc. Ryan Kay, Co. B, 3/7 Cav. "It was nothing like the movies."
The Soldiers were able to interact with the Sailors, observing how Sailors tackle their specific jobs and comparing life on a ship to the life of a Soldier on ground, said Spc. Chris Swearingen, a combat medic with HHT, 3/7 Cav.
"As a combat medic, I was able to talk to and see how the ship's medic operated on a submarine," said Swearingen.
The ship is such a small community with limited personnel that the ship only has a single corpsman, the Navy equivalent of an Army combat medic, said Swearingen.
The Soldiers were also able to witness Navy traditions, such as the interaction of Sailors inside of the galley.
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Skip to comments.Starve The Beast (A FR Actvism Thread to Combat the Rape of the American Taxpayer)
Posted on 02/15/2009 11:52:47 AM PST by Mad Dawgg
This Thread is to bring together Freepers to institute a legal way to Starve the US government of our Tax Dollars. Please add any and all suggestions to this thread for legal ways to STARVE THE BEAST!
Spread the Word to your Non-Freeper Friends. Show people how to keep more of their hard earned money and get more back from Uncle Obama.
OK so here goes:
So you feel like its all hopeless. You feel the inmates are in charge of the asylum.
Yeah its bad BUT there is something we can all do. AND it benefits yourself WHILE putting it to the looters in Washington.
First understand that the engine that drives Liberalism/ Socialism is taxpayer money. Without it they can't do all the crap they wish to.
So the first thing to do is strangle the dollars going to Washington on a weekly basis.
How you ask? Its simple really. Contact your employer and change your withholding on your W-2 Forms. Claim more dependents. This takes less out of your paycheck to send to Washington. (I suggest you claim one or two more than you actually have.)
Take that extra money per pay period and put it in a local bank in a Savings or Money Market account.
If at Tax Time you then owe some back you have it in your savings and you have made money on it rather than giving Uncle Sam a tax free loan on your money.
The next thing you can do is turn a hobby or interest into a legal side business and use it for more tax deductions. (Contact your accountant on the particulars on how to legally do such)
One of the benefits of turning a hobby into a side business is you can take a holiday vacation and legally turn most of it into a tax deduction.
Rather than schemes that might get people into trouble, a perfectly legal way to do things is to embarrass politicians on video over the fact that illegal aliens can get jobs under the plan. Ask a supporter about that on video, and upload it to Youtube. Here's a question:
Learn how to sew and make your own clothes.
Start a garden and grow your own veggies.
Find a Community Sponsored Agriculture farm and "subscribe" to their produce.
Join a food coop.
More ideas here:
Live on Less and Love It
Operation Thrift
Is Recession Preparing a New Breed of Survivalist? [Survival Today - an Ongoing Thread #2]
Home gardening offers ways to trim grocery costs [Survival Today, an ongoing thread]
Yes Alaska and Arizona are good old fashioned red states!
To me, at some point, we are all going to have to make the choice as to what level of civil disobedience we want to participate in. The government is great at continuing to make 'laws' and they know that most people want to 'do the right thing' and 'not break laws.' But when is enough enough? Who will be the next Rosa Parks and say NO. I am not sitting at the back of the bus. Screw the laws. Do whatever you want to me, but I'm not following this law. At some point, we are going to have to have the courage to stand up and say NO MORE.
Signing the Declaration of Independence was obviously illegal and treasonous, but the founding fathers DID IT ANYWAY, because it was the right thing to do. Do we have enough courage to sign our own "Declaration of Independence" from the Federal Government? They have committed practically the same abuses that the British did back then. I for one am getting sick and tired of saying "Yes sir and may I please have another" to the government. Soon more drastic action needs to be taken and if millions are willing to band together and do something, great things can be accomplished.
I'm just sayin'....
Personally, I have acquired skills and tools that allow me to avoid costs for vehicle and house upkeep, thus avoiding paying taxes on goods and services that I would have to otherwise purchase.
Another important step is to start a small business. Talk to your accountant, he'll surprise you with all of the deductions that are available. You don't need to leave your current job to do this. It's a great _legal_ way to keep more of your money.
The last suggestion is to get the book _Your Money or Your Life_. It's available on amazon for cheap or free at your local library. This book transforms lives. (no, I'm not connected to the author in any way, just a satisfied customer)
kcvl: you got me, but you were intending to get Mad Dawgg who favors the more archaic spelling of our surname.
Great idea—keep this type of post coming!
My suggestion: BARTER
Make clean, confidential trades with suppliers, vendors, customers, friends and family.
I, of course, would NEVER do this without reporting it to the IRS as income.
Not so sure this one is a good idea right now. Democrats are tinkering with the idea of meddling with the 401k and IRAs. Use caution.
AMEN! I'm so glad I read to the end of the thread and saw your wonderful post.
Do we have enough courage to sign our own Declaration of Independence from the Federal Government?
IMO, after a number of conversations with folks I thought would want to fight, NO!
if millions are willing to band together and do something, great things can be accomplished.
I couldn't agree more. I suggested a tax holiday on April 15th - IF - we could be assured of 10-20 million to join in. I was told "they" would pic 3-400 of us and throw the book at them and the rest would fold like cheap suits. Now what?!?!
Among the amendments I find that there is protection from 'involuntary servitude' (13th). In my opinion, each individual has the responsibility to decide how much to feed the beast. The government can _not_ make you work more than you wish to in order to pay for their scheming. You decide what you want your income to be. Not them.
"First understand that the engine that drives Liberalism/ Socialism is taxpayer money."
Federal taxes collected, of all variety, have been used to undermine our freedoms in a lock-step march toward socialism/marxism. This has been an ongoing process since the income tax was instituted in 1913. In this same year, the federal govt also placed our monetary system into the hands of international private bankers. Coincidence? Nope.
Since that time, private bankers and the fed govt have played us like caged hampsters on spinning wheels.
No, you are simply reporting what is reported.
Three years ago we got a grant [federal] to buy a new home. We were told by the legal people that we could change our deductions to cover the reality of the grant, to get more back out of our paycheck instead of waiting to file the return.
To add another thing to this list, garden as much as you can for whatever you would eat. Non taxable.
Buy some things now that you could perhaps barter with. You can also barter your time/work. Do something for someone else in exchange for something you need.
Adding to the list, I can get deferred compensation, the taxes are there when you actually get the money which can be several years down the road.
I don't know how many would qualify for that, but it is available to me.
For all the suggestions about 401ks and IRAs, how do we know they won't be confiscated by a government that cares nothing for constitutional restraints?
That is an interesting point about no sales tax in Delaware. My son said they have some tax free days [sales tax free] in Atlanta and people wait to buy big ticket items then. I thought it was in September.
Are there any other places that do this?
That has always worried me from day one.
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This has been planned since early last Spring.
I think NC went blue this last election. Guess all the New England libs have been invading this beautiful state.
But I have confidence in that the Southern by the grace of God natives will rise up again.
I track all my spending on MS Money. Down to the last cent for sales tax and when I get my utility bills, I break that down - let's me see all the fees, surcharges, taxes and all that the government takes from me in a somewhat stealth manner.
I live in an apartment - I have an outdoor deck - can I grow my own tabaccy in a pot?
As for W4 exemptions, I discussed this with my accountant this year, and he told me that for every exemption, you get approx $23 more takehome per pay period. I bumped mine up and saw about half that. I get paid weekly, though. This might make a difference.
I heard somewhere that no red flags are raised at the IRS until you get into the 11 range.
You are LEGALLY ENTITLED to having less withholding if you got a refund in the previous year. Remember that.
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Ohhh that is good info!
BTW anyone know of any Freeper Accountants/Tax Lawyers? If so could you please ping them to this thread!
I have posted the formula on other threads:
Additional exemptions = Your refund / $23 / number of pay periods per year
However, like I said, I saw about $12 per exemption on my weekly pay.
Folks, if you do this, SAVE SOME MONEY for next April so you're not in a pinch.
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You people are pikers! Think like a leftist. Get laid off. Sweet! You are now set to get 1 year of unemployment. Two fellows I know are happily living on unemployment. When that runs out, food stamps I guess. Now that Obama has made welfare cool the puny tax savings outlined by rightwingers are not going to do near as much to harm the finances as the ever growing use of programs by the left, as well as legitimately unemployed who are caught in the Obama depression.
I was just talking with my son yesterday about these tax tables. He had been offered a job from a temp agency which would pay him about $2 more/hour. He turned it down because he couldn't be sure how long the job would last. He's making pretty good money now, as is his fiancee, and he's got some senority at his present job. I pointed out to him just by getting married the amount that is taken from your check is almost half that for single workers. He and his fiancee have been together for 6 years. It's time they got married!
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You're on too! :)
My theory is if you change the withholding on your W-4s then you should take all the extra money and put it in a savings/money market account.
Then you earn a bit of interest on it even if you have to pay it back.
The beginning of operation 'Free Cheese'!
Stop pulling the cart, jump in!
Out of curiosity, what percentage of income goes to the gov? No need for specifics. I've guessed at 40% but wouldn't be surprised if it's more.
Operation "Free Cheese"! I like that.
And I have thought about jumping in the cart. When it becomes lucrative enough, I will do just that.
Even if you didn't get a refund, you are entitled to have less withheld. Just don't end up owing so much at the end of the year that you incur a penalty.
"Stop pulling the cart, jump in!"
Count me in: welfare, unemployment, grants, deductions, etc. The ratio of workers to looters is what keeps socialism afloat. Time to change the game, and change the numbers.
Also the suggestion about Operation Free Cheese (Aptly named by whodathunkit) caught my wife's eye.
I've had to quit working in our business as of January 1st due to some unknown ailment with my legs (I've been battling it now for many months but its got to the point where I am having trouble walking)
Long story short our insurance does not cover many of the tests I need and with me not working my wife suggested we contact the hospital and see if we could get some from of financial aide. Normally I scoff at such and we just tighten our belts and grit it out and pay off such in payments. But after the wife showed me Octomom was going to get over 2 million in Medical bills paid for by the Government I said what the hell.
So the wife contacted the hospital today and to my amazement we qualified to have a good chunk of my Medical Bills for tests paid for. It was some GOvernment fund from the state and Federal coffers. It wasn't near as much as Octomom, about 800 bucks in all but its still a chunk of change in my book.
We also changed the wife's W-4s to take even more deductions and we got 4 friends to do so as well.
I hope you all can Help to Starve the Beast in your own ways. And if anyone thinks of any other nifty ways please share!
My friend has a brain tumor and was on Medicare. They switched him to Medicaid because the drugs he needs are so expensive. It's complicated but it works out better for him. He's only 45 but he's on SSD as he's unable to work. Recently he has been having trouble with one leg and an MRI shows a spot on his spine. He has been going for a lot of tests which Medicaid has been paying for but his doctor wanted him to have a PET scan that Medicaid wouldn't approve. He managed to find a group that does it for free because they are into some sort of experimental thingy. You might try asking around some more for this type of thing. Also, if you are a veteran the VA fills prescriptions for a very,very low amount of money. Some drug companies also give drugs for free or for a low copay if you qualify. I wish the best for you, and a prayer.
Make your own beer. The tax on beer is excessive in most states, unjustifiably.
Before the election, I had a loonie lefty email me on YouTube. Here's my last response to him, with his comments in quotes.
He had no answer for any of this.
"I am of the belief that helping the mentally ill, the physically unable to work, the underemployed, the under-insured, the elderly and a host of others IS A LEGITIMATE GOAL of government."
No, because then there is no end to the "legitimate role of government." It's an endless list of "needs" - homes, food, transportation, medicine, entertainment, internet access, etc. Equality might be a legitimate role of SOCIETY but not of GOVERNMENT. It's a job the churches have largely abandoned, but that's what they SHOULD be doing. What you are advocating is SOCIALISM just as Joe the Plumber pointed out. Oh but you posted endless hate messages about him, because he dared to question your plastic messiah.
Just how many "hosts" (your word) of people do you think you can support? Are you ready to take in the entire indigent population of South America including Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, etc.? Gee you're a nice guy! (Or a sap!) They're gonna come flooding in with a sure-to-be-approved amnesty plan with your oh-so-generous congress.
Have fun working for the rest of your life supporting them too, if you can find a job! Foreigners who don't complain about OSHA, EEOC, Social Security, health insurance, minimum wage, labor laws and excess hours and who don't pay into any tax system are a lot easier to employ than Americans who demand all this protection plus expensive social programs that cost business time and effort to maintain. So guess who the employers are gonna hire first? Not YOU!
Oh and have fun working for the rest of your life supporting me too! I'm gonna enjoy staying home while you play all the office games trying to get ahead enough to support yourself and your family, and all the while us Baby Boomers will be bleeding you dry.
It's the bed you want to build, and I get to lie in it. Thanks!
Good thread, Dawgg. bttt.
Good thread...... Surely some good ideas out there to add to the thread.
Farmer's markets are usually cheaper and you can buy in bulk to preserve.
+ me ........... ;)
South Carolina does this in the "back to school" season.
You're on the list. Prepare to shrug! :)
Find a Farmer's Market near you.
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Prince William ends routine tour in Falklands and is back in UK with Kate
Britain's Prince William was reunited with his wife on Wednesday after returning home from a tour of duty. The future king arrived at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire on the morning after leaving on February 1 for a tour with his Search and Rescue squadron in the Falkland Islands.
Morrissey performs with "hate T-shirts" and insists the Falklands are Argentine
Morrissey's band performed in front of 15,000 fans in Argentina wearing "We Hate William and Kate" T-shirts, courting further controversy over his stance on the Falkland Islands.
The Malvinas/Falklands: diplomacy interrupted
Sending Prince William to the Malvinas, or Falkland Islands, gives out a message of intimidation. By Sean Penn
Argentine claims of Falklands' 'militarization' is 'unfounded and baseless'
Argentine claims that the UK is 'militarizing' the South Atlantic and the Falklands are 'unfounded' and 'baseless' according to a letter from British ambassador Mark Lyall-Grant addressed to the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Mujica says presence of Prince William in Malvinas is not a 'nice' gesture
Uruguayan president Jose Mujica said that the presence of Prince William, heir to the British Crown, in the Malvinas Islands is a gesture "not at all nice" and called for the dispute with Argentina not to become military because it's no good for anybody, least for the region.
US disregards Argentine claim of UK's Falklands' and South Atlantic 'militarization'
It took a couple of days but finally on Wednesday US State Department spokesperson Victoria Nuland said the US "has no concerns" about the alleged 'militarization' of the South Atlantic which was denounced by Argentina last week before the United Nations at three different levels.
Timerman on Friday formalizes at UN complaint against UK 'militarization' of Malvinas dispute
Argentine president Cristina Fernandez gave instructions for the formal complaint before the United Nations accusing the United Kingdom of 'militarization' of the South Atlantic and Malvinas Islands be presented on Friday, according to a release from the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Argentina has no more claim to the Falklands than Canada does to Alaska
Argentina has no more claim to the Falklands than Canada does to Alaska Giving the Falkland Islands to Argentina makes as much sense as giving Alaska to Canada: none whatsoever, says George Grant.
Flight Lt. Wales takes up his duties in the Falkland Islands
Flt Lt Wales has commenced his duties as an RAF Search and Rescue (SAR) helicopter pilot in the Falkland Islands providing Search and Rescue cover for both the civilian and military population.
Deployment of Prince William in Falklands is a routine mission, says MoD
UK's Defence Minister Philip Hammond reiterated Friday that the deployment of Prince Williams to the Falkland Islands is a routine mission planned long ago, and rejected suggestions the decision to send the heir to the throne to the region represented an escalation of the UK's position.


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In their mostly pretense-free introductory essay, David Leven and Stella Betts very clearly describe what architecture means to them, drawing connections between a cornfield seen from the window seat of a 747 at 30,000 feet and the various scales of design inherent in the architectural process. It's not about pinning down a "style" or a "signature," but zooming in and out to find commonalities and patterns to anchor their work into its specific context; it's about how context informs architecture, but also how architecture could improve the context. Their optimistic understanding of the relationship between architecture and nature is a refreshing alternative to the looming Parametricism of architects like Zaha Hadid.
This logic, this understanding of scale and context, is made very clear in their description of their work. Take, for example, the CC01 house, which appeared in Dwell way back in September 2006. Leven Betts began with an anaylysis of the surrounding landscape of farmland and rolling hills. The architects used these man-made "lines that hug topography" to inform the organizational strategy and material selection of the CC01 House. But the book doesn't just cover upstate New York homes. The diverse scope of the work presented includes everything from lobbies and art gallery renovations to their ambitious proposal for "Wetlands City," a Gulf Coast urbanism designed for New Orleans East in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. The overall affect is like a Google Map of ideas that illustrates the successfulness of their method as its seen employed at different scales.
The book succeeds because Leven Betts applied their design beliefs to the presentation of their own work. Besides the obligatory money-shot architecture photos, the monograph includes multiple renderings, construction details, collages, floor plans, and elaborate exploded axonometric drawings. Each project is illustrated in a way that allows the reader to understand how the building is assembled and how it relates to the site - in short, they attempt to explain what it's like to actually experience the building. Oddly, considering the emphasis on process, the only thing we don't see enough of is the early stages of design: sketches, analysis and early site photos. By avoiding dogma and embracing rigorous analysis and creative thinking, Leven Betts have created their own unique style that is playfully referred to as the "informal formal."


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Luscious Lemon Spread
Around 20 years ago I worked for a small town gourmet bakery in my hometown. I felt like Little Red Riding Hood as I walked from business to business with a basket full of freshly baked muffins and scones. The scones were fabulous! Melt in your mouth, to die for yummy . . . but that is not what everyone… Read More
Graduation Cookies
I have been longing for an excuse . . . It's true. I have been looking for justification to waste some time. Oh yeah. Some money too . . . I love those beautiful cookies that look as if the cookie maker has spent hours, days, maybe weeks to make. The royal icing kind. My oldest daughter just finished middle… Read More
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by Anonymous on September 24, 2015
Have used theses for year and will continue to till i cant hunt no more. A must have in any hunting pack.
by Anonymous on December 17, 2013
first time trying it December 15 2013 me and my daddy everytime we put one out we seen deer I didn't think it would work with the smoke in the air but I will be buying more love em!
by Anonymous on November 12, 2013
Used the all season, had a Ten Point within 25 yards
by Anonymous on November 8, 2013
i have watched several deer actually come right up to it and i thought that thry burnt their nose
by Anonymous on August 29, 2013
Ive been using the stick for the past 3 seasons. Me and my Dad have harvested two 9 points, 8 point and smaller bucks. Works great.
by Anonymous on December 5, 2012
I've been using them every deer season for the past 3 years and they work great.while using them i have harvested one 10 pointer three 8 pointers and one 6 pointer.I will always use them. Thanks Tinks!!
by Anonymous on November 25, 2012
I've used 7to so far and haven't seen anything.
by Anonymous on November 23, 2012
I had doubts about this product? Used 2 of them last wk-end, had about 15 bucks come in 2 days, no big shooter bucks though. They work great!
by Anonymous on November 16, 2012
Used these for the first time during peak rut and within an hour had bucks pouring into the site. Great idea will use next rut.
by Anonymous on November 7, 2012
Stick with the tinks Pee, dont use the smokers
I lit 2 smoke sticks(during the rut) and placed them in 30 feet from a scape and it kept deer out of the area for 6 days. I set up a trail camera to monitor the area. numerous deer appeared there prior to the sticks being put out, Nothing on the camera for 6 days there after.
by Anonymous on October 15, 2012
I try your bear smoke sticks on my bear hunt with my sons. we got active bait site going with trail-cams taking pics of bears and deer all night. Next day I took one site and my son another, we both burn your wild berry smoke sticks and the woods got quiet for the next three hours with out even a bird cry nothing move. thesame thing happen with my son at his site. Next day only one deer on the trail-cam. wasted two productive sites and two hunting days for a gimmie. Tink's bad call on this stuff. email@example.com
by Anonymous on November 24, 2011
i used this product when it was called tinks rut sticks. they worked then will try these next year


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Sabathia Dominates as Yankees Escape Orioles to Win ALDS
Yankees win! Yankees win!By Will Leitch
Yankees win! Yankees win!By Will Leitch
Oh, boy.By Joe DeLessio
Home field isn't everything.By Joe DeLessio
He might not be having the most disastrous series of any Yankee, but given what they need from him, it's surely one of the more disappointing.By Joe DeLessio
The Orioles win Game Four in 13 innings, and it will all be decided tomorrow.By Will Leitch
Unsurprisingly, last night's hero, Raul Ibanez, won't start.By Joe DeLessio
We suppose it'll have to serve as your hockey fix for today, but mostly it's an excuse to watch Ibanez's home run again.By Joe DeLessio
The bull pen hasn't been used much, but it's been stellar.By Joe DeLessio
These have everything you could want in a John Sterling home-run call.By Joe DeLessio
That was the beginning of the end.By Joe DeLessio
The Yankees win 3–2 in twelve innings to take a 2–1 ALDS lead over the Orioles.By Will Leitch
Robinson Cano's protection is still Nick Swisher.By Joe DeLessio
Joe Girardi hasn't ruled it out.By Joe DeLessio
So many to choose from!By Joe DeLessio
This series is rather close.By Will Leitch
More precipitation projected for game two.By Seth Rosenthal
He kept his team in the game last night.By Joe DeLessio
Game one of the ALDS.By Will Leitch
Rivera, somehow, upped his game in October. Now Rafael Soriano has to do the same.By Joe DeLessio
Do they need a fifth starter?By Joe DeLessio


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Hi All,
I seem to have problems with the table formatting in Maple TA 2016, concretely changing the cell padding has no effect. Is this a general issue ? I don't have this problem in Maple TA 10 (I tried both versions using the same browser (Safari)).
In the creation of package wrapping some procedures, may you tell me the differences between using a table or a module so as to wrap the procedures ?
In my case, it seems to me that table is more convenient since I can create with table packages while keeping my program with a structure of section, subsection, ...
But, I'm a beginner in the use of packages. Consequently, I'm very interested in your opinions on this question.
Thanks a lot for your help
Error, (in CurveFitting:-ArrayInterpolation) invalid input: dimensions of independent data do not match the dimensions of dependent data
Download Matrix_Interpolation.mw
Hello Mapleprime Community,
Would you be kind to help me with the attached Maple worksheet. My goal is to do a 2D interpolation given the value of SR (slenderness ratio) and E_G (Young's modulus / Shear modulus ratio) in the Matrix table Vert_Coeff with header as vector E_G and the other as vector SR. I'm confused as to how to do the interpolation. Please help.
I would like to extrapolate some values from a table:What I have now is something like this:
table [(1,100)=1,(1,200)=12,(2,300)=33,(3,100)=1,(1,300)=43,(3,200)=52,(2,100)=31,(2,200)=22,(3,300)=3,(4,...)=...]I would like to have a table with the same value in the first position with changing the second value, for example:table[(2,100)=31,(2,200)=22,(2,300)=33,(2,...)=..]How can I do it?
I try to simplify a system of 6 trigonometric equations and then to extract the 3 first equations.
When I conduct my calculations, It seems that that I have some troubles with some index.
There is a term with "table" which is not evaluated.
Do you have ideas why the last equations in my code have a table inside and consequently can not be evaluated?
I attached my code
Thank you for your help.
I'm not sure that I mean datatable component corectly.
I also consider that I was done somthing wrong
Thank you for advanced for any help.
Oryginaly DataTable was inserted as a 3 x 3. I will traing to push maple to obtain 4 x 4 with specific row and column name.
Download datatable_problem.mw
I would like to generate a table with expansions of the formula for different values of t, perhaps with an Explore function over t. How could I achieve this?
I have use a ''for cycle'' in order to get a series of points. I would like to save those points in a vector in order to use it for the ''PolynomialFit'' comand. The problem is that the points that I save are sort randomly. How can I take the value of the vector A in the right sequence? in the underline string you can plot the walue of A over t (which is not sorted). I can not use the sort command as I used for t even for A because the points are not increasing.
This is my code:
Atot := 0:
for ii from 0 by 0.01 to 2 do
PtotFkt := ii-> ii^2 :
Ptot := PtotFkt(ii):
Atot := Atot+0.01*Ptot:
A[ii] := Atot: #Save points in a Table
t[ii] := ii: #Save point in a table
end do;
AV := convert(A, list): #conversion from table to listnops(AV); #number of pointstimme := convert(t, list): #conversion from table to listnops(timme); #number of points
with(Statistics); #PolynomialFit
X := Vector(AV, datatype = float);
Y := Vector(sort(timme), datatype = float);
plot(Y, X, style = point, symbol = asterisk, color = blue);
regress := PolynomialFit(10, X, Y, time);
curve1 := plot(regress, time = 0 .. 2);
As an exercise, I'm trying to replicate the table shown at the end of section 10.3 (Creating Embedded Components) of the Maple User Manual, the table on page 308 of the PDF, reproduced here:
I create a 6 x 3 table, and merge cells of columns 1 and 2 in each of rows 1, 2, 5 and 6, and proceed to enter the text and components from the Embedded Components example 2 to look as above. In column 3, I merge the cells in rows 2, 3, 4, 5 in order to place the plot component as shown. The new cell seems to be considered as in the same row as its top merged cell, in this case, row 2.
I can't control vertical positioning in the plot cell in column 3. If I select the vertical alignment for the plot cell (which sets the same vertical alignment for all of row 2), to Centre or Bottom or Baseline, the alignment is to the centre or bottom or baseline of row 2, not of the plot cell. So when I paste the plot into the cell it extends up from the Centre or Bottom or Baseline of row 2, to well above the table's top border.
If instead I set the vertical alignment to Top, then the pasted plot fits into the cell since the top of the plot now aligns with the top of row 2. But that can be an annoying restriction. Also, I am no longer allowed to set the vertical alignment in rows 3, 4 or 5 because of the merged cell in column 3.
Maple document tables need to have two improvements:
I guess my question is mainly, is there a better way to go about setting up a document table in order to control fairly precisely how it appears? And to get around some of these formatting restrictions?
What does one use to duplicate a procedure along with its remember table, so that they are distinct instances of said?
Hi. I have a commutation table, that I've got as output of Greg Reid algorithm.
Can I use to define Lie algebra for components DifferentialGeometry & Lie Algebras?
Worksheet is attached...FCT.mw
I use Maple 18. How can I produce a table of 50 values of the fanction f(x) in the interval [a,b]? size step is (b-a)/n
Hi everyone,
I would like to create an eBook with the pakage "eBookTools", but I have got several errors if in my mw document there is a table. The same error came out if I try to compile a book with the sample documents ("GettingStartedWithMaple.mw"). Anyone knows a solution?
Thank you for your time
The member function can provide the position of x in table/list s for the first variable
f:=[a,b,c,a,a];member(a,f,'p');will provide p=1
If I would like to know the position of all a, [1,4,5], is there any simple way to obtain them? I can do something like
for i from 1 to 5 do
if f[i]='a' then
end if;
something like that
Thank you very much
VIM.3.mwHi,How do I make a graph and error table for exact and by using this method i.e VIM
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Office Manager
Carol is starting her 7th year as the Wellness Center's office manager. You will find her in the Wellness Center each Wednesday afternoon and all day Thursday & Friday. When not in the office she can be found cheering on the Lady Saints Soccer team, watching the "beautiful game". Carol & her husband Jay started the host family program for the soccer team and always appreciate new volunteer families in the Helena area.
Carol is a Carroll graduate from the Class of 1982.
Most of her free time is spent outdoors hiking, snowshoeing, and wrangling her big 85 lb. "Black Golden Retriever", Eero and her newish, Golden Retriever pup, named Janni. Janni is in training to be a "therapy dog" and visit memory care units in Helena. Carol is also "Oma" to a 4 year old grandson and a baby grandaughter. Her real "Mom" duties are to 3 daughters and one son, all college grads & employed. Trust her you can do it!
Kathleen Joyce-Trudnowski considers herself "privileged" in assisting students in caring for their health, supporting their wellness, and educating them on health care issues or concerns.
She started her nursing career at Carroll College in a 3 year diploma program, obtained her B.S degree in Nursing from Marillac College in St. Louis, MO, and has been working full time in the nursing field for 42 years.
Prior to coming to Carroll, 17 1/2 years ago, as Director, Kathleen worked in hospitals, nursing homes, home health, summer camps and a variety of positions, including 9 years as a traveling nurse.
She has cut her hours to part time recently, and in her free time she enjoys outdoor activities, spending time with family and friends, and attending events of any kind (especially sports events at Carroll).
Victim Advocate/Health Educator
Kelly Parsley has worked on health and wellness issues since 1996. She currently serves on the Lewis and Clark County Cooperative Health Center Board, St. Peter's Hospital Board of Directors, and she chairs the City/County Board of Health.
Kelly has worked as the Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator for the Montana Coalition against Domestic and Sexual Violence and served on their Board of Directors for four years. She served three years on the Montana Crime Victim's Services Committee and was appointed by the Governor to serve on the Montana AIDS Advisory Council. She was also appointed to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) and served as their Chair for four years. In 2006, she wrote the field guide that Montana law enforcement officers use to respond to sexual assault crimes, and 2008 she completed the field guide law enforcement use to respond to domestic violence.
She currently manages a Bacchus Network grant for tobacco prevention ($12,000 annually) and a Drug Free Communities Grant ($9,000 annually) for Carroll College. In 2011, she was named the National Outstanding Prevention Professional of the Year by Outside the Classroom, a national agency that supports alcohol prevention at the college level.
Director of Counseling Services
Jim came to Carroll College after a number of years of working with adolescents and young adults in a variety of settings including therapeutic boarding schools in Alaska and Montana as well as during his year of internship at the student counseling center at the University of Wyoming. He received his B.A. degree at the University of Alaska, Anchorage, his M.S. in Counseling and School Psychology from Utah State University in Logan, and his doctorate in Professional Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.
The college years are often one of great transition, regardless of age, and he finds it very rewarding to be able to assist students with that process often assisting in removing obstacles that might be preventing them from reaching their personal goals, academic goals, and their potential.
Jim is married and his wife is also a psychologist. They have two children, the oldest is in graduate school and the youngest is in college. They have lived in Montana since 1999 and both like to hike, be it in Montana or on their trips to southern Utah. They also enjoy camping, cross-country skiing, leisure reading, and landscaping their yard into gardens. Their Golden Retriever, Jessie, is training to be a therapy dog and joins Jim at work. They also have two cats that prefer to stay at home.
Director of Health Services
Kerri is excited to be starting her sixth year at Carroll. She is a Montana native from Big Timber. Kerri brings to Carroll, 19 years of experience in the nursing field and an amazing wealth of knowledge. She graduated from the Carroll College Nursing program and has worked at various hospitals in Montana. She truly loves working with the students at Carroll and wants to help them reach their healthy potential.
When not at work, you can find Kerri on a field or in a gym watching her children Kassi and Connor playing the sport of the season. She also enjoys the outdoors with her family. She particularly enjoys skiing, hunting, and fishing with her husband, Jason, and kids. Kerri also loves to relax with a good book or quilt.
Associate Director of Counseling Services
Kyrie is very excited to return for her fifth year as a counselor in the Wellness Center. She started as a clinical intern in Counseling Services during her graduate training and decided she never wanted to leave. Her educational background includes a Master of Science in Counseling from the University of Great Falls and a Masters in Adult Education from Buffalo State College in New York. She completed her undergraduate degree in Human Development from Montana State University. (If you can't be a Saint, you might as well be a Bobcat!). Kyrie is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC).
Kyrie has spent much of her working life helping young adults develop life skills and achieve personal and career goals. As a counselor, she is especially interested in helping clients develop a positive self-image as they navigate major life transitions and deal with emotional health concerns, such as depression and anxiety. She is additionally a certified Intuitive Eating counselor and has a special interest in working with eating and body image concerns.
Kyrie is a small-town Montana native. She recently moved back to the Helena area after living on the East coast while her husband served in the military. She is the mother of two fabulous daughters, a seven year old and a three year old, which provide plenty of daily adventures and lots of questions ("but WHY mommy?"). In her free time, she loves to read just about anything, sing, travel to new places, and watch Seinfeld re-runs, among other things.
Anna is very excited to be joining the Carroll College wellness team as a counselor. She obtained her undergraduate degree from Gonzaga University (sorry -- once a 'Zag, always a 'Zag!) and her Masters Degree from Eastern Washington University. She joins the wellness team after 11 years as a hospice social worker. Her areas of interest include grief and loss, suicide prevention, addictions, health care, and resiliency. Anna is looking forward to helping students navigate these important college years and hopes to assist students identify and build upon their strengths in the face of challenges.
In her free time, Anna enjoys being the mother to two remarkable kids – Avery and Elise – and spending time with her husband, her sister, and her amazing circle of friends. Born and raised in Butte and Helena, Anna has a deep love for Montana, it's natural beauty, its history, and its people. Anna and her family enjoy camping in the summer, skiing in the winter, and catering to their dogs all the time! When she has a spare minute, Anna also enjoys reading and, of course, watching college basketball.
Office Manager
Lindy joined the Wellness Center in the spring of 2015. After many years of successfully bossing managing her family and her husband's dental practice, she decided it was time to give them a break. She jumped at the opportunity to work with the excellent team that is the Wellness Center. You can find Lindy here all day Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings putting her managing skills to good use. You will know it's Lindy by her warm personality and great smile (prerequsite for all good dental wives).
Lindy is a Helena Native who returned in 2008 after nearly a decade in Washington (GO DAWGS!). She believes being a mother of two beautiful girls and raising them in Montana is a true gift. When Lindy is not in the Wellness Center she is continuing her work as the Household CEO of the Coonen Clan and working towards her Masters and PHD in Parental Patience.


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Expenditures for additional grain bins, center pivot systems, a new grain dryer, trucks and trailers to haul grains — and possibly a new module builder cotton picker — are investments that allow Mike Graves and his sons, Allen and Tyler, to increase efficiency, boost yields, and reduce costs on their 4,500-acre Mississippi operation.
MIKE GRAVES, from left, his father, Hines Graves, and sons Tyler Graves and Allen Graves, at the start of the new season on their 4,500-acre farming operation near Ripley, Miss.
More grain storage, new dryer
With the construction of a new 54,000 bushel bin last year, the Graveses have increased their on-farm grain storage capacity to 200,000 bushels.
"We just bought a new natural gas-powered GSI dryer that will double corn drying capacity to 1,100 bushels per hour," Mike says. "It's not that expensive to dry corn — about 10 cents a bushel — and the added convenience is well worth it. Being able to dry at that volume, on our own schedule, lets us harvest two to three weeks earlier than we would otherwise."
They were contracting their grain hauling, but he says, "That got to be very expensive, so now we do our own trucking. With the money saved in just one year, we were able to buy two new hopper bottom trailers and two used Peterbilt trucks. We also have half ownership of another truck in partnership with the Tippah County Co-op, and we have two tandem trucks to haul grain from the fields to our bins."
And says Tyler, who had just returned from a 200-mile round trip with a load of poultry litter, "We are saving about $500 a load by using these trucks and trailers to haul litter."
This is the third year they've used poultry litter in their fertility program, Mike says. "It's very effective, and initially was considerably cheaper than commercial fertilizer. But there is so much competition for it now that the price differential has narrowed quite a bit and we can't get all that we need. So, we will use some commercial fertilizer.
"Last year, we applied 1.5 tons per acre of poultry litter on our cotton and corn land. We fertilize according to soil test recommendations and we also get an analysis on the poultry litter. It usually runs about 60 units of nitrogen, and 60 each of potash and phosphate. Sometimes, we may have to add a little potash.
"You can tell to the row where we've applied poultry litter; the crop is greener, more lush. And you can see it on the yield monitors at harvest."
They also bought a Caterpillar loader for use in moving the poultry litter and for other farm chores. "It has been a very useful piece of equipment," Allen says. "We also picked up a used forklift for $1,500, and that was money well spent."


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May 1, 2013
Investors continue to pile into local currency debt. But liquidity limits and strict investment criteria will keep the markets constrained
But the retreat didn't last long. A sharp
improvement in risk sentiment following central bank moves to
put a floor under the crisis lent fresh momentum to the
investment thesis. And the asset class is once again the mostly
highly sought after in emerging markets, as portfolio managers
extend their hunt for yield.
EM local currency debt funds took in $14.7 billion of new
cash in the first quarter of the year, leaving EM hard currency
funds trailing, with just $3.4 billion of inflows, according to
research firm...
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