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Hey all!
I've just clicked over 30k miles and figure its time to change out my diff fluid front/rear. Couple questions for you pros if you don't mind.
Is it worth going with Royal Purple? All I ever hear is good things. I don't mind spending the money if it'll protect my TJ.
Also, I know most people use a gasket maker type product.....anyone ever use an actual gasket? I saw these LubeLocker resusable diff gaskets. I hate messing with that RV silicone stuff and would rather use a gasket, but i don't want to have leaks either.
Royal Purple is no better than any other quality GL-5 gear lube, I sure wouldn't spend any extra money for RP. Valvoline, Havoline, Castrol, etc. are all very high quality gear lubes and will protect your diff gears as well as RP will.
Few like that overpriced Lube Locker once they buy it. You may not like messing with RTV but there's a reason that gear shops use it, it works well, it's inexpensive, and it doesn't leak. Permatex Ultra Black RTV works great, fits anything, and it won't leak. Plus you won't have to pay through the nose for Quadratec's OUTRAGEOUS shipping and handling for the overpriced LubeLocker.
I just changed all the fluids in my jeep yesterday. I used royal purple for the diffs. And it is alot less money than Mobil 1 synth 75-140 (costs $60 for 3 qts!) which is what the recommended fluid is for the rubicon diffs.
I also happened to use Lube Lockers for the very first time. Loved not having a mess and was super quick to do compared with the RTV. We'll see how it holds up but so far so good (no leaks). I have the rockCrushers diff covers with a machined surface so that may help against the leaks.
Just be sure to clean off all the old rtv gunk with a scraper. And if you can reuse the lube lockers I don't think they can be considered overpriced.
Easy simple cheap way to do something like that is find a flat surface... table works.. find a big enough sand paper. Place it on the table laying up and then put the item on top of it and just sand away. since the table is flat and the sand paper is flat on the table.. it will sand away any rough surface and leave you with a nice and flat surface. I did that for the exhaust on my rc... works perfect.:punk:
I changed my diff fluids about a month ago and used the lube locker gaskets. So far no problems. One thing worth mentioning is that about 5000 miles back I decided to install a Warn diff cover guard on the front and just removing the lower cover bolts and snugging the diff guard's bolts was enough to make the cover start to leak. I just lived with it until I changed the fluids. I've heard that this won't happen with the lube locker gasket. Just my .02.
I thought you change diff fluids at 60k along with the t-case and tranny?
I change mine every 12k miles or when I'm bored and nothing to do on a rainy weekend
Most shops don't recommend synthetic diff fluids for high performance applications. The factories use them because they allow for better fuel mileage. Any good 90 weight is a more durable fluid and used successfully with 9" Fords (which due to the hypoid gear angle is the worst for wear). A gear supplier that needs to remain anonymous used to work with the a Royal Purple Race car. The 9" wouldn't last until they changed out the RP fluid with STD 90 weight. Currie will not provide a warranty with their diffs if you use synthetics.
Many here will not be hurt by synthetics because of how we use our rigs. But, if you really are hard on your rig, use dino fluid.
Thanks for all the info!
I'm not very hard on my TJ since its my DD....so I'll probably stick with synthetic...
So it sounds like the LubeLocker gaskets probably work just fine, but the cost may not be worth it. I guess I'll give it a shot and see how they work out. Worse case scenario I get a leak and wasted 40 bucks.
Thanks! I typically will just loosen the lower bolts until most of it drains, but I'll make sure to leave the top one on until I have it firmly in my hands.
Now off to find a decent fluid pump. :cool:
Sometimes straightforward info is so tough to find these days. I'm thinking I will just use whatever Jeep recommends for my Jeep's diff's. 30 front, 35 rear.
Can anyone give me an exact fluid that Jeep recommends? Brand, numbers, weights, whatever. I'm driving myself insane trying to find just a simple answer on the internet.
Personally I use 75w-140 in my diffs as I work them pretty hard.
If it's a DD ?
Thanks for the response! I know these types of questions get old sometimes!
I'll probably stick witht he 80-90 since its mostly a DD with light wheelin' at times. If I really start wheelin', its easy enough to swap the fluid for something better.
Jack Is the synthetic worth the extra? GM requires it in the new rear ends but I think it's becouse of there lockers I'm open F/R 30-35. Some guys sy no synth. and some guys swear by it. Does it really not breakdown as fast and run cooler? Also covers I know this has been gone over to death I'm going to get Front diff armour now Rock Solid Or just a Helment cover? Which is really better?
When I went to Mobil-1 in the diffs I also noted that it seemed to roll better, sounds strange but that was what I first noticed. Had to go back to a dino lube in the rear when I put an auburn LSD in there, auburn said no synthetics. Still running mobil-1 in the front though.
My $.02 on it, I've put Castrol Synthetic in the Motor, Trans, T-Case and Diffs.
Seems the fluids are always cleaner then the regular counterparts whenever I change them.
Things like in the Trans and T-case seems like they shift easier in and out of gear changes.
Granted I've got a 2.5L on 30" tires, but A/C on in the middle of summer doing around town driving 20-21 MPG. Origionaly on 215/75-15's
Personaly I'll never go back to conventional fluids. I use Castrol because its not a "premium" like Royal Purple or as hard to find as AMSOIL. And if an emergency arises, punch a diff or a pan or a plug falls out, you can use the conventional equilivant till you can change the entire fluid again. Less of an issue because Castrol themselves sell blended versions of the same products.
So cooler running with synt. That sounds feasable so now, My 01 Tj Has the 231 T/C I belive its the strippy 2.5 TJ was afleet Vehicle in Tennasee before coming back to Cali. The fluid In t/c does get hot going into the mountains But it smelled like Gear oil not ATF.
T-Case is ATF+4 It's a synthetic virant meet and exceeds all previous standards.
Great info here:
I know some who went to Mobil-1 in the diffs on high milage jeeps and the rear axle seals started leaking, new seals fixed it but if not caught quick it will wipe the rear drums.
I've run Mobil-1 gear oil in my AX15 for the last 330,000mi BUT I bought two cases of it and it was gl3/4 rated NOT gl5 like the new stuff, sulphur eats the sintered bearings out. I'm going to change it this weekend with Redline MT90 which according to redline is GL4 rated, no sulphur. We'll see, I have my eye on a NV 5 speed and an NV6 speed in the event of failure :D :D
I'm not 100% sure about all the workings of the AW4, but they are kind of apples to oranges in the world of auto trannies. AW4 is an electronically controlled trans and 32RH is a hydraulic trans.
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I've been putting this off for a long time now....so I went ahead and committed a sin....I let the Quick Lube place change my dif fluids cuz they offered me 2 for 1.....40 bucks to have them both changed out and I just haven't had the time to do it. THey used 80w90GL5K fluid, but on the printout it says they used 4.8 pints in the rear, and 5.25 in the front!
Would that much fluid even fit!?!?!? If that's true, am I looking at a problem?
Any advice would be great! Thanks guys.
They shouldn't of used that much fluid in the diffs., probalbly trying to rip you. I personnally will not take my jeep to one of those places again:flipoff:. They put the wrong kind of fluid in my manual transmission which caused grinding and when I took it back to them 2 days later tried to deny it. Luckily I saved my reciept and showed them. They then had to run to a auto store and pick the right stuff up b/c they don't carry it in stock.
On another note my grandma had them change her oil and they forgot to put in the plug so her engine blew going down the road a hour later. Do the stuff yourself and save some money and agravation.
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Leading into one of the most important holidays of the year, when Idahoans stop to remember military service and sacrifice, the state of Idaho is taking another step toward honoring its nearly 140,000 military veterans.
Beginning Monday, Nov. 10, a special designation on state-issued driver's licenses and identification (ID) cards will allow better recognition of veterans throughout the state.
Veterans can go to their local driver's license office and show their proof of a veteran's status and honorable discharge to obtain this designation directly on their driver's license or ID card. The word "VETERAN" will be added in bold block letters to the top center of the card.
"The veteran designation is intended to be a reliable proof of veteran's status, without the inconvenience and risk of carrying around original and fragile documents to provide this proof," said ITD Driver Services Manager Ed Pemble.
The bill for the veteran status designation was spearheaded by Rep. George Eskridge of Dover, with co-sponsors Sen. Marv Hagedorn, Meridian; Rep. Linden Bateman, Idaho Falls; and Rep. Brandon Hixon, Caldwell. It was introduced during the 2013 legislative session and signed into law by Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter.
"When we in the state of Idaho can show our support and deference to this courageous group, I consider it not only a privilege to do so, but also an honor," said Eskridge. "I want to especially recognize Jim Livingston, a marine veteran in Sandpoint, who got this started when he asked me to sponsor legislation acknowledging veteran status on the driver's license, which many states already do."
Pemble said there is no extra fee for the designation if done as part of a license renewal. For veterans who do not want to wait for renewal, the designation can be added when a duplicate license is issued, which costs $15.
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ITD also participates in the nationally recognized Wounded Warrior Cooperative Training Program, a joint effort of ITD and the Idaho Department of Labor, which assists disabled veterans wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan by funding training programs in transportation-based occupations.
This new veteran designation was made possible by the foresight and vision of the bill sponsors, and collaboration with Tamara Mackenthun and David Brasuell from the Idaho Division of Veteran's Services (IDVS). ITD and IDVS originally submitted the legislation.
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The Butterfly Pavilion
Rating: 5 stars 8 8 reviews
6252 West 104th Avenue Westminster CO 80020 USA
The mission of the Butterfly Pavilion is to foster an appreciation of butterflies and other invertebrates while educating the public about the need for conservation of threatened habitats in the tropics and around the world. Vision The vision of the Butterfly Pavilion is to be the premier invertebrate education center in the nation.
Target demographics:
The Butterfly Pavilion offers hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages, and has educational offerings for children and adults.
Geographic areas served:
Denver, Colorado metropolitan area
Invertebrate zoo and research: we are proud to be the first stand-alone butterfly flight house in the world and only the second invertebrate zoo to be accredited by the association of zoos and aquariums (aza). Aza is dedicated to the advancement of zoos and aquariums in the areas of conservation, education, science, and recreation, and we hold ourselves to the most rigorous professional standards. For nearly two decades we have worked determinedly to forward principles that shape our conservation efforts both locally and globally. At butterfly pavilion, we believe that an appreciation of the environment begins with an appreciation for all living things. Each day we teach the young and old alike about the need for conservation because with knowledge and empowerment we will protect the world's natural habitats for generations to come.
guest experience: butterfly pavilion plays a special role in the community for hundreds of thousands of children and adult lifelong learners throughout our region. In the 19 years butterfly pavilion has been in existence, we have provided nearly 5 million visitors with hands-on educational experiences. Serving over 315,000 guests annually, visitors get their first hands-on encounter with invertebrate life and begin to develop an understanding of the importance of these creatures. Invertebrates are the foundation of every ecological system in which we live, and insects make up over three-quarters of the world's animal species. They are pollinators, decomposers, consumers at many levels, and vital to our very existence. We expose children and adults alike to hands-on, immersive science exploration because we know that with knowledge and empowerment is a greater commitment to protecting our world's natural treasures. Our current exhibits showcase and bring attention to these treasures, creating a safe and memorable way to experience the natural world. Exploring a living rainforest filled with tropical butterflies, or holding a desert tarantula for the first time is perhaps the most unique, memorable, and impactful experience our guests will experience.
education: butterfly pavilion reaches over 115,000 youth including over 50,000 students annually. Each year we serve tens of thousands of children through onsite classroom visits and outreach programs. Butterfly pavilion has become a staple in helping children learn important concepts like ecosystems and food webs, making curricular connections for regional public schools, private schools, and homeschoolers alike. In depth, content-aligned classroom instruction, followed by hands on animal and habitat discoveries are an essential element of colorado's youth education. Our educational programs are designed to develop the minds and increase the understanding of science and nature while engaging students in numerous ways with direct animal and plant interactions.
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White House Social Secretary
The White House Social Secretary is responsible for the planning, coordination and execution of official social events at the White House, the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States.
The Social Secretary is head of the White House Social Office, located in the East Wing of the White House Complex. The Social Secretary plans events ranging from those as simple as a tea for the First Lady and a single official guest, to dinners for more than 200 guests. The Social Secretary works with the White House Chief Usher to coordinate domestic staff and with the Chief of Protocol of the United States, an official within the United States Department of State, to plan state visits and accompanying state dinners. The Social Secretary works with the White House Graphics and Calligraphy Office in the production of invitations to social events.
The Social Secretary works on both the political and non-political functions of the presidency, coordinating events for the President, the First Lady, and senior political staff. The White House Social Secretary serves at the president's pleasure and is appointed by each administration.
First male to fill role[edit]
On February 25, 2011, the White House appointed Jeremy Bernard, the first male social secretary in its history. "I have long admired the arts and education programs that have become hallmarks of the Obama White House and I am eager to continue these efforts in the years ahead," Bernard said during the announcing press conference.[1]
Current staff[edit]
- Special Assistant to the President and White House Social Secretary: Deesha Dyer
- Deputy White House Social Secretary: Lauren Kelly
List of Social Secretaries[edit]
- Deesha Dyer (2015–present)
- Jeremy Bernard (2011–2015)
- Julianna Smoot (2010–2011)
- Desirée Rogers (2009–2010)
- Amy Zantzinger (2007–2009)
- Lea Berman (2005–2007)
- Catherine Fenton (2001–2005)
- Capricia Marshall (1997–2001)
- Ann Stock (1993–1997)
- Laurie Firestone (1989–1993)
- Linda Faulkner (1985–1989)
- Gahl Hodges (1983–1985)
- Mabel (Muffie) Brandon (1981–1983)
- Gretchen Poston (1977–1981) [2]
- Maria Downs (1975–1977)
- Nancy Lammerding Ruwe (1974-1975)
- Lucy Winchester (1969–1974)
- Bess Abel (1963–1969)
- Letitia Baldrige (1961–1963)
- Mary Jane McCaffrey (1953–1961)
- Reathal Odum (1949–1953)
- Edith Benham Helm (2nd time, 1933–1953)
- Doris Goss (1931–1933)
- Mary Randolph (1929–1931)
- Laura Harlan (1921–1929)
- Edith Benham Helm (1st time, 1915–1921)
- Belle Hagner (2nd time, 1913–1915)
- Mary Spiers (1910–1913)
- Alice Blech (1909–1910)
- Belle Hagner (1st time, 1901–1909)[3][4]
- ^ Brian Bolduc (2011-02-25). "White House Names First Male Social Secretary". NATIONAL REVIEW Online.
- ^ http://www.nytimes.com/1992/01/08/us/gretchen-householder-poston-59-ex-white-house-social-secretary.html
- ^ http://www.whha.org/presentations/white-house-social-secretaries/photos-quotes.html
- ^ https://www.flickr.com/photos/whitehousehistory/sets/72157630057449309/detail/
Further reading[edit]
- Baldrige, Letitia. In the Kennedy Style: Magical Evenings in the Kennedy White House. Doubleday: 1998. ISBN 0-385-48964-1.
- Clinton, Hillary Rodham. An Invitation to the White House: At Home with History. Simon & Schuster: 2000. ISBN 0-684-85799-5.
- The White House: An Historic Guide. White House Historical Association and the National Geographic Society: 2001. ISBN 0-912308-79-6.


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Sun N Sand Pune - Pune
Your hotel has 5 restaurants serving lunch and dinner where you'll find good menu choices and service with a smile. Relax in the outdoor pool during your stay. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks.
Leisure facilities on offer include the health club and sauna. Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include a children's pool and babysitting. Free WiFi is available.
Sun N Sand Pune - Pune
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 139 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Children (8 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Train station pickup *
- Free valet parking
In the hotel
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- 5 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Arcade/game room
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- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1982
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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DiningKabab Hut - This theme restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
262 - The Lounge - Onsite restaurant. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Carrots and Celery - This buffet restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open 24 hours.
The Tea Lounge - Onsite café.
Sweet Sin - Onsite café.
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- Pune Sun N Sand
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To register at this property, guests who are Indian citizens must provide a valid photo identity card issued by the Government of India; guests who are foreign nationals must present a valid passport and visa.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in public areas for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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MARSHALL - Students from SMSU's early childhood education department gathered on campus Monday to hear first-hand how parenting has changed over the span of five generations.
LeAnne Syring, who teaches a class on parent and child relationships, brought in her grandmother, mother, son, and two grandchildren to help students understand generational differences found in raising children. Syring's students had told her how much they enjoyed two panels that were held earlier in the semester (one on adoption and another with representatives from PFLAG) so she decided to end the school year with a more personal panel. The panel included great-great grandma Lydia (Honstad) Helleksen born 1916, great grandma Barbara (Helleksen) Pronk born 1940, grandma LeAnne (Pronk) Syring born 1961, father David Syring born 1981 and sons Tyler and Ryan Syring born 2003 and 2007.
Lydia Helleksen explained to the crowd that her parents had immigrated from Norway and that they initially didn't speak english. "Neither one of them," Helleksen said. "As time went on my folks learned English. Dad knew some of it because he worked at the elevator. But my mother picked it up from us kids, never went to school."
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Great-great grandma Lydia (Honstad) Helleksen and great grandma Barbara (Helleksen) Pronk (both seated) are pictured with Ryan Syring, LeAnne Syring, Tyler Syring and David Syring. Ryan and Tyler are David's sons and the grandchildren of LeAnne.
Helleksen grew up on an acreage with seven siblings, her two parents and occasional stays by two of her uncles during the winters.
"We were 12 at the table," Helleksen said. "It seemed to work, but how my mother ever done it, I will never know."
School mostly took place in a country school house for the first three generations at the panel.
"I went to country school, a one-room school with eight grades and about 14 kids," said Barbara Pronk. "So, when you're in first grade you could hear everybody else's lesson and that was more interesting sometimes."
When she entered sixth grade, Pronk was able to attend school in town.
"At first the bus was really fun and after a while it really got to be a pain in the neck."
"Town school was my first male teacher. I was very intimidated," said Pronk. "I didn't need to be, he was a nice guy. We had never even had male teachers in Sunday School or anyplace. It was always the women in charge of that."
Helleksen also attended country school but wasn't able to finish. "I had two years of high school," Helleksen said. "And then in the Depression in the '30s it was my choice that I should go out and make my own living as much as I could. I was offered $1.50 week and I thought that was a lot of money. It didn't buy a whole lot, but I managed to get along."
Each person on the panel answered students' questions concerning discipline and how they raised their children. Pronk recalled the phrase "cut that out" being used many times in her childhood home.
"Dad was always reading. I don't know if he was aware that we were being nasty until mother would say 'cut that out,'" Pronk said. "By the second time she'd say 'cut that out' he'd be on his feet and it was time to move on."
The panel also fielded questions about using the same parenting techniques as their parents.
"I'm sure I said I didn't want to do things the same as my mom," LeAnne Syring said. "Because when you're young you think you can do a better job than what your mom could do. So, then you think you're going to do everything differently, but you find yourself repeating it because she didn't do that bad of a job."
David Syring said he sees himself as a different parent than his father because of his active participation in many of his sons' activities.
"I try to be involved in all my boys' activities. They're in sports. I'm an assistant coach with some of it. I like being around my kids, so I'm not gone as much."
When asked what the hardest part of raising children was, Helleksen couldn't come up with anything that caused her too much trouble, until they started heading out on their own.
"I didn't find it too tough because we were out in the country so far that I felt that I had control," Helleksen said. "Until they started going out, then just forget it."
"But there were deadlines," added Pronk. "Be home by a certain time or else."
"But I remember pacing the floor until you came home and I saw car lights coming down the driveway," Helleksen said. "Then I'd jump into bed and acted like I was sleeping."
"I think that life was so different at that time than what it is now," Helleksen said. "Now when you turn them out the door you're really wondering what's happening out there. But you can't go with them."
The family also took some time to talk about traditions that the older generations started that the younger generations still do.
"We make lefse," said Pronk. "We used to make lutefisk."
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Now with the children, grandchildren, great grand children and great-great grandchildren, they are a family of close to 90. "Counting the in-laws, too," said Helleksen. "As well as the outlaws!"
The final questions asked at the panel was wondered what everyone thought was the best way to have a good relationship with your child.
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"Let them have what the want to do... within limits," said Pronk.
"Talk to them about everything," said Syring.
Syring's son chuckled and added, "I like listening better than talking because I had a mom who talked a lot."
When asked how he felt about being able to have his children interact with so many generations and members of his family, Syring's son said, "I consider myself lucky."


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Cambridge Library Group
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
CLG highlights 2016: talks
This CLG year has boasted a bumper crop of exciting talks in a variety of lovely Cambridge locations.
For our AGM this year we ventured to Addenbrooke's for a fascinating talk by Anna Martin (@AnnaLMartin) about the process of publishing her book on the trail-blazing 19th-century science writer Dionysius Lardner. A fascinating tour of the Cambridge Medical Library followed, with the lovely Librarian Jo Milton filling us in on the dynamic service provided for both medical students and NHS staff.
We were lucky enough to spend an evening in the magical setting of the Heffer's Children's bookshop in the equally magical company of children's writer Helen Moss in February. Helen gave a wonderful insight into the spirit of adventure that defines her popular Adventure Island and Secrets of the Tombs series and how her passion for travel, mystery, science (and seacumbers...) informs her work. All this whilst sipping complimentary wine and nibbles - perfect!
We ventured to the University Library in April and May for further wine and great talks from poet and crime writer Sophie Hannah and Senior Research Scientist at the Hamilton Kerr Institute, Dr Spike Bucklow. Despite her professed fear of university libraries, Sophie delivered a very funny and passionate talk about crime fiction interspersed with some hugely entertaining readings. A real treat for manuscript enthusiasts, Spike Bucklow offered a very exciting preview of a major forthcoming exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum, COLOUR: the Art and Science of Illuminated Manuscripts, focusing on his work on a fourteenth century manuscript featured in the display.
A huge thank you to all our speakers and all those who attended. Rest assured there's plenty more where these came from!
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Librarians in Norwich: a visit to Norwich Cathedral Library
|Arriving at the Cathedral, a striking mixture of old and new.
On a fine sunny Friday 25th September 2015 a group of CLG members set off for Norwich, and met Emily Downes from the Cambridge Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Norwich resident, at the visitors' entrance to Norwich Cathedral. We followed her through the Cloisters, up the stairs and into the library, to be met by the librarian Dr Gudrun Warren. We sat in the reading room to have an outline of the long history of book collection at the Cathedral, from its pre-Reformation years as a Priory, subsequent re-location, rising and falling of buildings, to the present day when the recent extension to the Cathedral made spaces for the growing collections. The library houses not only the Cathedral collections, but also the stock of the defunct Lincoln Theological College on long term loan, and the various collections from Parish Churches in the Diocese. To say nothing of individual bequests from musicians and clergy and bell-ringers over the years. Gudrun is rather attached to the portion of medieval wall which interrupts the library office, as seen in the group photo of CLG members. We noted odd pieces of wall, arch and door in various places around the rabbit-warren of rooms, all cleverly incorporated into the new structure. There is a small staff, and many volunteers who make the collections available to people living in the Diocese as well as researchers from further afield.
|The Norwich group gathered by sections of the original medieval wall.
|CLG members examining a rather large book...
It was a most interesting day out, reminding us that there are treasures and ancient cities within easy reach of Cambridge, and well worth visiting. Thank you to Emily for organising the visit and to Dr Warren for her generous welcome.
Contributed by Jillian Wilkinson, Divinity Faculty Library.
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Welcome to all our new and returning members!
A very big 'hello' to those of you who have joined as members this year. We are delighted to announce a truly jam-packed programme of visits, talks and events for the coming year. Our first event of the season, a guided tour of Norwich Cathedral Library in September, was resounding success - more details to follow on the blog shortly! Other highlights this year include a tour of St John's College Archive Centre (opened recently by Prince William no less!), our traditional Twelfth Night Party in the CUP bookshop and a special visit to London in June for a guided tour of the Royal College of Physicians' Library and John Dee exhibition.
We look forward to seeing you all soon for a glass of wine and chat about all things library-related. Please do join us for our AGM on Thursday 22nd October, when we will be joined by Anna Martin to talk about her new book, 'Villain of Steam: a life of Dionysius Lardner'. There will also be plenty refreshments and a chance for enthusiasts to witness the workings of the committee (and join us if interested!). 6pm, School of Clinical Medicine.
Monday, 13 July 2015
Cycling for Libraries: a fascinating talk about library advocacy on wheels
The Cycling for Libraries project is a library unconference on the move, which visits academic, public and special libraries, discussing library issues and advocating libraries.
Our last event in May saw a select group of CLG enthusiasts gather at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit (thanks to our secretary Kevin for the very comfortable venue!) to hear Phil Segall of Kingston University, London, talk about his own experience of the Cycling for Libraries unconference. A two-time veteran of the tour, Phil was drawn to the project by his interest in international librarianship, and his talk gave us a great taste of what it was like to take part.
Team spirit – participants on tour. Photo by kind permission of Phil Segall.
In Phil's first tour in 2013, participants pedalled from Holland to Belgium, braving North Sea cross winds and cycling up to 100 km in a day. We enjoy a snippet of video from day 1 (visit the Cycling for Libraries website to see more videos- they're great) – there's something very inspiring about seeing a flood of over 100 librarians and/or library enthusiasts sailing through the streets of Amsterdam. Passion for libraries doesn't get much more high-vis than this! Stop offs included major university libraries , like the Technische Universiteit Delft and the Ghent Book Tower (Universiteitsbibliotheek Boekentoren Gent), as well as more unusual libraries, such as Affligen Monastery Library, and the Haarlem Stationbibliotheek, one of a developing network of libraries based in railway stations around Holland. Participants were able to make a real push for support for public libraries when they met with Dutch MEPs at the Hague, and members of the European parliament in Brussels, with 214 signing their written declaration calling for recognition of the essential services provided by public libraries.
Library advocacy – participants at the European Parliament. Photo by kind permission of Phil Segall.
Phil's second tour in 2014, organised by Cyclo-Biblio, again put the importance of public library advocacy at the head of its agenda. From Montpellier the participants followed the Rhone to Lyon, ending up at the bilingual World Library and Information Conference in August. In a tour that embraced both rural and urban visits, visits included the Mediatheque Centrale Emile Zola, the University Library at Lyon and (in a side-step from libraries, but one very relevant to the participants) a vineyard and bicycle museum.
One of Phil's many great tour photos shows a participant collapsed in (triumphant) exhaustion, but it's clear the physical challenge is offset by the fun of seeing so many and so varied a collection of libraries, from mobile libraries to museum libraries, and by the brilliant learning opportunities provided along the way. It's fascinating to see how in Holland (where many public libraries are not free of charge for adults) libraries are pushing their services through bold advertising – if only UK libraries had such a great billboard presence – and trying to bring books to the public by setting up libraries where there's a ready audience – not only in train stations but even at Amsterdam airport. Seeing how different libraries use their data and manage their services is a great source of inspiration.
Where can a chicken find out about her eggs…? Eye-catching library advertising from Holland. Photo by kind permission of Phil Segall.
As Phil has shown us, an unconference on wheels - simultaneously an advocacy drive, a learning experience and a leisure trip – might have its fair share of challenges (the video of the intrepid cyclists crossing a main junction in France is, frankly, a little daunting – luckily road captains are on hand to halt the traffic!), but from what we saw in this great presentation, the rewards are more than worth the effort.
Contributed by Emily Downes, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Library.
Visit the project's website here: http://www.cyclingforlibraries.org/
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
June event: The Sun, the Scorpion and the Eagle: Alchemy and Magic from the Cairo Genizah
On 3rd June the CLG will visit the University Library for a talk about the origins and content of the Taylor-Schechter Genizah Collection. The 350,000 manuscript fragments recovered from the storage room (genizah) of the Ben Ezra Synagogue in Old Cairo have revolutionised our knowledge of the life and culture of the Jewish communities in medieval Islamic lands.
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In this talk and display, Dr Gabriele Ferrario (Research Associate on the project) will unveil one of the most secretive aspects of this impressive heritage: alchemy and magic. Recipes for making gold and silver out of base metals, charms, spell, amulets and talismans will lead the audience to the discovery of one of the least known features of medieval Jewish life.
Join us for what promises to be a fascinating talk: 6pm in the Milstein Room at Cambridge University Library. All very welcome! Free to CLG members, £3 for non-members.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Coming Soon! Cycling for libraries: a talk by Phil Segall
We're very excited to be joined on 6th May by Phil Segall (@LibraryBod), who will give a talk about the Cycling for libraries project - library unconferences on the move, which visit academic, public and special libraries, discussing library issues and advocating libraries.
This year the theme is New Nordic and the tour will go from the fjords of Oslo in Norway, along the west coast of Sweden before arriving in Aarhus, Denmark. Intrigued? Join us to find out more. The talk will take place at the MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit,
15 Chaucer Road - a stone's throw from the Botantic Gardens. Stay tuned for more information!
Monday, 13 April 2015
Our March visit: Pepys, poets and red wine
On the 19th of March, the CLG visited Magdalene College – with three different libraries to look round this was a packed evening and after a glass of wine in the College Parlour we split off into groups to begin the tour.
|The lovely Magdalene College wine...
Deputy College Librarian Annie Gleeson took us round Magdalene's modern, working collection, established as a library in its own right in the 1960s and now housing around 26,000 books aimed at the college's 340 undergraduates. The working library has grown by extensions over time, and this layout lends the space a cosy feel – rooms follow one after the other, providing students with popular, hidden-away study spaces surrounded by books, some with views out onto the Fellows' Gardens.
From the working collection, we moved on to the Old Library, where Deputy Librarian (Pepys Libray and Special Collections) Catherine Sutherland was on hand to tell us about some of the College's ancient treasures. Magdalene was first founded in 1428, and the collection of the Old Library reflects this long history.
|In the Old Library
The Old Library is particularly strong on 18th century sermons, and also boasts a collection of early printed books, some hand-painted, and a number of medieval manuscripts. Many famous names are associated with books, prints and papers held in the Old Library – T.S. Eliot, Nicholas Ferrar, and George Mallory to name a few. And the collection is not just academic – shelves of buttery books, dating from the mid-17th century, provide an insight into the workings of college life.
|College Buttery books in the Old Library
Delightfully retro... collections from the Old Library
The most treasured collection at Magdalene is, of course, the Pepys Library, which came to the Library through the will of the famous diarist. Samuel Pepys died in 1703 and his diary records such iconic events as the outbreak of the plague and the Great Fire of London. Pepys Librarian Dr Jane Hughes talked about just why Pepys' diary is so important as a resource for social historians; Pepys wrote about all aspects of day to day life – from attending plays to drinking tea. The Pepys Library contains not only his diaries – handwritten in Shelton's shorthand, and undeciphered until 1819 – but also Pepys' personal Library, books held in their original bookshelves, and bound in Pepys' personal binding, bearing his own bookplate with motto – 'The mind maketh the person.'
The outside of the Pepys Library
As well as a volume of the famous diary, we saw out on display many other treasures testifying to the richness of Pepys' personal library. A discriminating as well as enthusiastic collector, Pepys ensured his library numbered exactly 3000 books (and Magdalene must maintain this number, neither adding nor taking away, or risk forfeiting the collection to Trinity College...) Among the many beautiful items we saw – which included maritime books, collections of ballads and fragments of medieval manuscripts - a scribe's model book from c.1410, filled with coloured studies of birds, animals and drapery, was particularly eye-catching, as was the Anthony Roll, open to the only contemporary picture of the doomed ship, the Mary Rose.
Thanks to Annie, Catherine, and Jane for showing us round, and answering our many questions with such enthusiasm!
Contributed by Emily Downes, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Library.
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Munising / Grand Marais Winter Events
December 2015
1st, Tuesday
Michigan Snowmobile Season Begins!
Trails open for use
3rd, Thursday
Rekindle the Spirit
Downtown Munising
5:30-7:30pm; Kick off the holiday season in downtown Munising
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4th, Friday
Muzzleloading Deer Hunting Season Opener
Upper Peninsula – Zone 1
25th, Friday
Merry Christmas!
January 2016
1st, Friday
Happy New Year!
February 2016
February 10th-14th, Thursday-Sunday
Michigan Ice Fest
Ice climbing festival
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11th-15th, Friday-Sunday
UP 200 & Midnight Run Sled Dog Races
Marquette, Chatham, Wetmore, Grand Marais
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13th, Saturday
Moose Lodge Fishing Derby (free fishing weekend)
Au Train Lake, Munising
27th, Saturday
23rd Annual Outhouse Classic
Festivities been at noon, racing starts at 2:00p.m. Be there!
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Grand Marais Cabaret Night!
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Zyra Belize //// Zyra UK //// Zyra.NET //// USB Portable Hard Disc Drives //// site index //// Data storage systems
Of course we had this idea earlier on, in the Shareware Inventions! See Portable Hard disc Drive
Maxtor OneTouch 200Gb portable hard disc drive with extra snazziness!
After a while, the world caught up with the idea and folk stopped saying I was mad to want to carry around more than 1.44Mb and that it was a bit odd to carry around a hard disc drive in a padded bag and that floppy disc drives could just be made obsolete and it was somehow acceptable to burn expendable CD-R use-once discs as a means of transferring data about! So now we see such things as the Maxtor OneTouch, a genuine hard disc drive spinning round in a box, with a cable so you can plug it into your computer, or someone else's computer, and you can conveniently carry around large amounts of data!
OK, it's a consumer market, so the new professionally made hard disc drives don't use a padded bag and instead have a nice case, and the wires have been made smaller so they don't need to have ribbon cables with IDC plugs on being shifted about. But the idea is basically the same, comparatively large amounts of data being carted around in a portable hard disc drive.
I'm especially chuffed about this 200Gb OneTouch drive by Maxtor as it was a special gift from ESS Data the data recovery and rescue company, for creating them a nice dedicated affiliate page here at this site!
If you would like to buy a Maxtor OneTouch portable hard disc drive like this with Firewire and USB, there are a few Computer Parts places who might stock it.
Other points of note: The Maxtor hard disc drive works perfectly well on Linux, even though Maxtor have not properly acknowledged this in their instructions leaflet and documentation which came with the drive. It's a basic /mnt/pen bulk storage device. Very fast, especially if you have USB2 or Firewire. I have mine formatted FAT32 so it's compatible with both Linux and Windows systems. I advise avoiding NTFS as it's not properly compatible with Linux and other open source systems. The drive is perfectly happy with FAT32.
The drivers CD that came with the drive had an absurd litigious contract terms and conditions attached, saying such things as Thou Shalt Not Export it from the USA etc. Well at that point the drive was already in the UK, so we'll just NOT SIGN THE AGREEMENT. The CD remains still sealed in the wrapper. We don't need it anyway, as it's only for Microsoft Windows. You'd think that intelligent companies such as Maxtor would be dumping this Microsoft nonsense in favour of the more open-minded open-source model including Linux! They are in the business of making hardware, so it's best if it's made available to work on as many systems as possible, so as to sell more drives.
The agreement also stated that if you didn't agree then you had to send the CD still in the pack AND THE DRIVE back to Maxtor. Well, we hadn't signed the agreement, so that doesn't apply. A lot of people will be using these portable hard disc drives on Linux, so it seems completely unreasonable that Maxtor should want us to sign a Microsoft Windows agreement and in effect only use the drive on Microsoft. They can have the CD back if they like, or it could just remain here in the collection of interesting antiquities.
It might be that the whole problem is to do with this "OneTouch" feature, which has never worked. I don't know what all the fuss is about. In Linux you can do things like cp -pr * etc as standard, so you can backup a whole drive at a touch. In Linux these things have always been included free as a standard part of the operating system. No problems.
On a lighter note, the bright blue LED works. Having blue LEDs on a machine always adds a touch of snazziness to it!
Works on 110 volts or 240 volts equally well and uses a standard figure 8 connector on the PSU. The drive itself works on 12 volts DC, but if you want to run it off a car battery you should use an inline fuse and some commonsense about charging-up procedures.
To get your own snazzy hard disc drive see Computer Suppliers (International Feature)
A special Well Done to ESS Data Recovery for providing this drive. They're a good contact to know if you need your data recovering.


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I'm headed to Creekside Edge in Splendora Saturday morning. There will be 3 or 4 Jeeps as of now. We're heading out from Katy around 8:00am.
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I highly recommend Creekside Edge for anyone in the Houston area looking for some trail wheeling.
Cost is $15 per vehicle, and I think $5 per passenger.
We were out there for about five hours and did not hit everything. There were two spots we couldn't get to. One, the water was too high, and the other there was a ledge we could not get over.
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I live where the planes are at cruising altitude leaving and arriving in Ohare, and some cross country flights go overhead. I was wondering how you take these kind of shots from the ground. http://www.airliners.net/photo/Qantas/Boeing-747-438/1729381/L/ What kind of equipment do you need? Is it readily available? Is it expensive? Is there an alternative way to see planes closeup at 35,000 feet? Thanks.
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Mkt-445 and Mkt-460 students has presentation on 19-07-16 tuesday during class time in class room.
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Mkt-417 has presentation on 21-07-16 on Thursday during class time in class room.
1. All Su-2016 BUS 498 students must complete the Exit Assessment Test. It will be worth 10% of the final grade in BUS 498.
2. The Exit Assessment Test will be online, using a Google platform. No technical support will be provided.
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5. The test window is as follows:
Monday, June 20, 6 AM – Wednesday, June 22, 6 PM
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7. Students are strongly encouraged to start the exam early. If students do not complete the exam by the deadline, students responses will not be captured (e.g., if a student clicks on the "Submit" button at 6:05 PM on Wednesday, June 22, his/her response will not be accepted, and that student will receive a zero).
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Once a student submits the password, the student will be prompted to enter the name, student ID, and email address. The wrong ID will ensure that the student will not receive credit for the exam.
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FILE – In This March 23, 2010, file photo, the Google logo is seen at the Google headquarters in Brussels. Google has bought Titan Aerospace, a maker of solar-powered drones, saying it could help bring Internet access to remote parts of the world as well as solve other problems, the company announced Monday, April 14, 2014. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, File) ORG XMIT: NY112
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Global stock markets were mixed Wednesday in a post-earnings season lull, as investors awaited U.S. retail sales later this week.
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Premise: Growing up in Tennessee, Craig Morgan was passionate about being a sportsman long before he became a country music star. His home is still in the Volunteer State, and despite a schedule full of concerts and professional commitments, he enjoys an active life, complete with bowhunting and motocross racing. This series gives a glimpse of Morgan's travels, whether entertaining fans at sold-out shows, or pursuing big game, big thrills and big laughs with friends and family in outdoor adventures.
|Way Up North
|Day at the Races
|Illinois' Trophies
Grand Ole Opry Hunt
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Craig joins his Opry friends Blake Shelton, Dustin Lynch, Easton Corbin and others.
Bass Pro's Turkeys
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Craig and John Paul Morris of Bass Pro Shops hammer down on some Missouri longbeards.


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The AISC Future Leaders Ideas Lab is designed for fabricators who have either recently moved into or anticipate moving into a senior management position during the next few years. Attendees will learn leadership tools specific to the fabrication industry—but more importantly, will have the opportunity to discuss issues with their peers in a non-competitive setting.
Continuing the Lab's tradition of providing useful information to up-and-coming leaders in the fabrication industry, this year's sessions will include information on critical legal issues (with a focus on contracts) as well as new developments in fabrication software.
Highlighting this year's Lab is Stuart Diamond, one of the world's leading negotiation instructors. Whether teaching at Wharton, working with politicians in Russia, or advising business leaders in America, Diamond is the go-to expert on how to negotiate to achieve your goals in the real world. And because of the importance of the subject, we're also bringing in David Rabiner to discuss "The Art and Technique of Negotiating: The Simple Strategies Every Great Negotiator Knows."
New this year is an exciting session where attendees will meet in small groups with experienced industry leaders to explore real life case studies and gain insight into critical management issues and how to deal with them.
A continuing theme is a focus on leadership. This year we're fortunate to have Craig Freshley, an expert on "Good Group Decisions" and how leaders leverage the people around them to make better, more powerful, decisions.
Networking is one of the key components that has made The Future Leaders Ideas Lab such a popular event and keeps our attendees coming back year after year. "The Future Leaders Idea's Lab provides an informative environment while promoting networking among the attendees. Through the presentation and mixer events, you will acquire tools and friendships that will assist you on becoming a successful leader. I look forward to attending the next FLIL event and would encourage anyone new to upper management to attend" said with Ryan DonCarlos Atlas Iron Works. And back by popular demand is our dynamic Speed Networking Session, which is designed to introduce you to at least five of your peers!
While the program formally begins at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 20 with a luncheon speaker, all attendees are invited to attend a bonus workshop "The Nuts and Bolts of Leadership Today" held by Thursday's Keynote Speaker David Rabiner. This program will lay out the obstacles that keep people from leading effectively and teach how to change daily behaviors and polish leadership skills. Attendees will not only walk away with the foundations for leadership plans, but will know at the behavioral level what to start doing, stop doing, or just do differently.
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Chrome sizzles in the California sun
You wanted a horse to come to the 2014 Kentucky Derby looking like he could be something really special? You got it. California Chrome absolutely dismantled his competition in the Santa Anita Derby, just as easily as he had done in his three previous stakes wins. Memories of Swaps, Affirmed, and Sunday Silence danced in onlookers minds as the copper colored Cal-bred waltzed down the lane on another picture perfect day in Southern California. I was impressed. Everyone was impressed. The time was fast, the ease in which he did it was apparent. We now have a bona-fide Kentucky Derby favorite, complete with a 77-year-old trainer, named Art Sherman, who everybody can root for. You know what, though? He is not going to be my pick for the Derby. Sure, he will be a clear favorite, and I generally prefer to steer clear from clear favorites, but it is more than that. I see signs that tell me that this one could be more of a Preakness horse than a Derby horse. I'll jump into that more soon on these pages, but for now suffice it to say, he will not be my play at Churchill Downs. I wouldn't mind seeing him win, mind you, but my money will be placed elsewhere.
Wicked Strong turns the corner
While California Chrome dazzled them on the West Coast, Wicked Strong was much more workmanlike in front of the New York fans. Demonstrating that his failures in Florida are now behind him, the son of the 2007 Kentucky Derby runner-up, Hard Spun, motored down the Aqueduct lane to win the Wood Memorial by better than three lengths. In so doing, he gave yours truly the horse I had been searching for all Derby trail. He wasn't perfect on Saturday, far from it, but he showed me everything I want to see from a horse heading to Louisville. With all the speed types lining up to run in this year's Run for the Roses, I believe it to be ripe for the picking for a horse who can grind them down in the lane. Enter Wicked Strong. He foreshadowed this in last year's Remsen, and now he is delivering. The best part, is that there is still room for improvement. He made the jump up on Saturday, but was still green, bearing out as he did, yet still full or run in the late stages of the nine furlongs of the Wood. He came back tired, and that's good too, in my estimation. It means that he got a lot out of it, and will be ready for another move forward on the first Saturday in May. For more thoughts on Wicked Strong and his connection to the 1981 Kentucky Derby winner, Pleasant Colony, please check out yesterday's article.
The Princess that would be a Queen
Those of you who know my writing well, know that Princess of Sylmar is on a very short list of my favorite horses. The four-time grade 1 stakes winner will always hold a place in my heart for the heights she rose to in 2013, after coming from rather meager beginnings. It doesn't hurt that the consistent chestnut filly is also a real sweetheart. She may be a sweetheart for her fans, but to her competition, she is anything but. Picking up right off from all but her final race of last year, the daughter of Majestic Warrior blitzed a nice filly in Wedding Toast yesterday in her debut as an older horse. Giving rider Javier Castellano any buttons to press that he may have needed, she moved up on the backstretch to stay in touch, and then she threaded the needle spinning out of the far turn on her way to a dominating score in the Cat Cay Stakes. It was vintage Princess of Sylmar … soon to be Queen.
Tom's Tribute ties mark of Dan
Tom's Tribute is turning into a really nice turf horse. I don't know if the four-year-old son of Lion Heart will ever get to the very top of his division, he was well beaten in the Grade 1 Kilroe Mile in his previous start after all, but his performance yesterday to win Santa Anita's Thunder Road is worth a kudos. Sent off as the 3-1 second choice, he relaxed early before exploding late to win going away by more than two lengths under Mike Smith. Most impressive of the victory was the final time of 1:31.78 for the mile, which equalled Wise Dan's course record set in the 2012 Breeders' Cup Mile. Granted the Santa Anita turf course is one of the fastest in the world, but any horse that can run a mile that fast has to be doing something right.
Wire jobs in advance of Oaks
Will someone please pressure that filly out there winging it on the lead? Who won the major dirt preps for next month's Kentucky Oaks? Why it was the filly who gained the lead a few steps out of the respective starting gates, but of course. Taking nothing away from the wire-to-wire jobs by Fashion Plate in the Grade 1 Santa Anita Oaks, and My Miss Sophia in the Grade 2 Gazelle, but both races were rather uninspiring. Both fields were small, and neither filly faced any real resistance throughout. It would be one thing if they opened up their leads through front running talent, but nope, neither filly was asked to run fast during any part of the race. Ria Antonia was the only one in either race to make up any real ground, but the style of the race obviously hindered her chances. Fashion Plate and My Miss Sophia both look like talented fillies, but these preps really taught us nothing heading to the Oaks. Both the pace, and more importantly, the pressure will be far different at Churchill Downs. Throw in the wire job by Sugar Shack in Oaklawn Park's Fantasy, and you have a front-running trifecta that rather bored me.
Dads Caps does it his way
Not to contradict myself, but unlike the two-turn 3yo filly races mentioned above, I think it is much harder to wire a really strong seven furlong field. On paper, the Grade 1 Carter Handicap was full of talented older male sprinters. On paper, it also lacked any true speed horses save one; his name was Dads Caps. Sent off at nearly 11-1, it should have come as no surprise that the four-year-old son of Discreet Cat sped out to the early lead. Sped may not be the right word, though, because while Dads Caps was able to assume his normal early leader position, he expended little energy to do so. Clearly Now, the horse most equipped to pressure Dads Caps early, was steadied at the start, leaving Strapping Groom, not a speed type, to do the dirty work of chasing the speedy leader. I knew as soon as the first quarter split of :23.58 hit the board that the other six talented sprinters in the field were in deep trouble. It became a sprint to the wire, and nobody was going to catch Dads Caps. It was a classic case of pace making the race, and kudos to Luis Contreras who did a masterful job of slowing his charge down early, and sprinting home late.
Ashland demonstrates a Polytrack advantage
The Keeneland announcement of ending their Polytrack era, and going back to traditional dirt later this year, was greeted with a mixed bag of sentiments. Mixed is pretty much how I felt as well. As a racing historian and traditionalist, my roots are pretty far entrenched in the dirt. Having said that, I do believe that the safety of the horses and riders is the most important thing. Stats can be deceiving, but it seems pretty clear that they point to synthetic surfaces being safer, on average, than dirt. Therefore, I can only surmise that Keeneland's choice was strictly based on economics. Clearly, further proof of the upside of Polytrack was pointed out by the field sizes of the three important Kentucky Oaks' preps of the weekend. The Grade 1 Ashland had exactly the same number of entrants as the Santa Anita Oaks and Gazelle … combined. We won't be able to say that next year on dirt. The fact that it was also the only exciting finish of the three was another point in favor of the dodo bird, err … Polytrack.
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Saturday, Sept 10
8:00 a.m.--5K run/walk at TCMS
10:00 a.m.--Festival opens. T-shirt winner announced, Apple Festival Queen & Princess, Mrs. Apple Festival, Little Miss & Mr, and Sweetheart.
11:00 a.m.--Apple Pie Contest Judging.
12:00 p.m.--TCHS Band.
1:00 p.m.--Gas Money Band
2:30 p.m.--Kentucky Blue Belles.
3:00 p.m.--Apple Pie Winners and Auction (stage)
3:30 p.m.--Kentucky Blue Belles.
5:00 p.m.--Joe, Bobby and Ronnie.
Sunday, Sept. 11
11:00 a.m.--Worship Service
By HILDA PARRISH
The Trimble Banner
Henry Clay Morrison was born March 10, 1857 and died March 24, 1942. William Jennings Bryan regarded Morrison to be "the greatest pulpit orator on the American continent."
By CHARLES LISTON
Special to The Trimble Banner
Courtney Baxter, LaGrange Rotarian and Commonwealth Attorney for the 12th Judicial Circuit, took time from her busy schedule to visit Bedford Rotary and present information about "Hand in Hand Ministries" (HHM). HHM is relatively new (1994) with the objective to "build strong communities and transform lives through cultural immersion, education, housing, and healthcare."
Thursday, Sept. 8
Milton City Commission will meet a 7 p.m. at the Milton Municipal Building.
Sat.-Sun. Sept. 10-11
The Trimble County Apple Festival will be held on the Trimble County Courthouse Square.
Thurs., Sept. 15
The White Castle truck will be at Riverside Produce in Milton on Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds go to the Milton Masonic Lodge.
PERRYVILLE, Ky. -- The commemoration of the Battle of Perryville, designated this year as the national Civil War re-enactment, is the weekend of Oct. 8-9, 2016.
The Battle of Perryville was the largest Civil War battle in Kentucky and left more than 7,500 casualties. Serving as a national re-enactment, Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site is expecting up to 4,000 re-enactors. Unlike other re-enactments, the Perryville re-enactment is commemorated on the same ground where the battle took place in October, 1862.
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The following cases were heard in Trimble District Court during the week of Aug. 29, 2016:
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Special to The Trimble Banner
The countdown has begun! Just a few more days and Jan Powell will be swimming, running, and bicycling her way to the finish line. On Sept. 25, 2016, in Chattanooga Tenn., she will begin the journey of 144.6 miles triathlon, entitled the Iron Man.
By Chris Brooke
Landmark News Service
Because painting and repairing the 48-year-old, 200,000-gallon water tank would have cost a couple hundred thousand dollars, the Henry County Water District decided to install a new million-gallon tank, according to Director Jimmy Simpson.
The old water tower, tall enough to loom over the trees on stilt-like legs on a rise just off U.S. 42 in Trimble County, obviously could use a fresh coat of paint, and Simpson said that goes inside and out.
By HILDA PARRISH
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"LG&E cares more about cave critters than it does human life."
This was one of many comments made by residents of Ogden Ridge Road Tuesday, Aug. 30. The Division of Waste Management, Solid Waste Branch held a public hearing on the Louisville Gas & Electric-Trimble County Generating Station Permit no. 112-00008/Agency Interest No. 4054.
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