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A BIG Thank you to Kohl's in Chambersburg for their generous donation of stuffed animals and books. All of our kids each received a book or a stuffed animal. The donation consisted of over 400 stuffed animals and over 300 books!!
Thanks to everyone who liked and shared the photos on Facebook for our door contest. The winner is...........Potomac classroom. Congratulations to the teachers and the kids GREAT JOB!!!
Thank you to everyone who entered, you and your kids did an amazing job and you should be very proud. Stay tuned for more contest..... Thanks to all who participated in Franklin County Head Start's 2nd Annual Pinewood Derby! We had 27 racers and several family members there to support them! A special thanks to Michael Sandell,of the Boy Scouts of America and his son, Bill who both headed up the races! Thanks also to Buhrman's Awards and Gifts for the donation of the trophies and Pat and Carla's Restaurant (St. Thomas) and Lil' Caesar's (Chambersburg) for the pizza donations!
1st Place Winner: Liam Hoyaux 2nd Place Winner: Riley Corwell 3rd Place Winner: Rylie Coleman Best Design Winner: Jeremiah Cotten Sportsmanship Winner: Sophieann Carbaugh We look forward to seeing you at the next event! The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, also known as LIHEAP, helps low-income families pay their heating bills. LIHEAP is a grant that offers assistance in the form of a cash grant, sent directly to the utility company, or a crisis grant for households in immediate danger of being without heat.
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program will reopen on November 1, 2016. Click Here Annual Report 2015/2016
Head Start's Family Literacy Event at the Lilian Besore Memorial Library on Saturday, October 8, 2016Ninety-four people were in attendance in addition to four community volunteers and Head Start staff. Head Start families enjoyed educational activities, dog petting, face painting, reading time and fun prizes. Thanks to all who participated! Special thanks to our host, the Lilian Besore Memorial Library and staff and to the Kindly Canines Organization who helped to make our event a great success!
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A representative from the Franklin County Human Services division will be in Waynesboro each Wednesday from 10-2 to assist residents regarding their human services needs, questions and requests for information about programs, agencies, etc.
Individuals are encouraged to stop by at the rear entrance of the Trinity UCC Church at 30 West North Street. The Senior Center entrance is back there as well as ample parking.
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Children birth-3 and pregnant women are eligible for Early Head Start services. Budget and Expenditure Report for 2014 - 2015 school year.
Did you know that Franklin County Head Start has a Facebook Page? We post activities, tips, and other information for parents and caregivers, such safety tips, easy and healthy recipes you can make with your child, information about getting your child ready for school, and more.
It's a great place to learn more about how you can help your child develop and set them up for success in life. Please like us on Facebook and share with your friends. Now Open! Keystone Family Planning Services is now open Tuesday evenings from 4:00 to 7:00 pm. No appointment needed, just walk in to the Keystone Health building at 820 Fifth Ave. in Chambersburg.
Keystone Family Planning Services offer a variety of services including family planning counseling, exams, STD screenings,and birth control options. Services are available on a sliding fee scale and services may be free based on income. Most insurances accepted but insurance is not required. You do not need to be a Keystone Health patient to use these services. For additional information call (717) 261-4913.
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text: Warner Chilcott Ends Talks On Potential Offers; To Declare Special Dividend 8/7/2012 5:38 PM ET Warner Chilcott plc (WCRX) announced on Tuesday that it has ceased discussions regarding potential offers for the Company. The company said that its board has approved a recapitalization transaction, a new dividend policy for regular cash dividends and the renewal of the company's existing share redemption program.The company said that under the recapitalization, it intends to incur $600 million of new debt that will be used, together with available cash, to fund a special dividend to Warner Chilcott's ordinary shareholders of $4.00 per share, or approximately $1.0 billion in the aggregate.The company said it plans to declare the special cash dividend upon the successful amendment of the existing credit facilities. The company currently expects to declare and pay the special cash dividend before the end of the third quarter of 2012.The company also announced a new dividend policy under which it expects to pay a total annual cash dividend to its ordinary shareholders of $0.50 per share in equal semi-annual installments of $0.25 per share. The first semi-annual dividend is expected to be paid, subject to declaration by the board of directors, in the fourth quarter of 2012.The company also announced that its board has authorized the renewal of its share redemption program. Prior to the board's approval, the Company's existing redemption program allowed the company to redeem up to an aggregate of $250 million of its ordinary shares and terminated on the earlier to occur of December 31, 2012 or the redemption by the Company of an aggregate of $250 million of its ordinary shares. Approximately $88 million of the Company's ordinary shares had been redeemed under the program.The renewal allows the company to redeem up to an aggregate of $250 million of its ordinary shares in addition to those already redeemed, and will terminate on the earlier to occur of December 31, 2013 or the redemption by the Company of an aggregate of $250 million of its ordinary shares, Warner Chilcott said.The company repeated its previously disclosed full-year 2012 adjusted cash net income guidance of $3.55 to $3.65 per share. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect the company to report earnings of $3.45 per share for fiscal 2012. Analysts' estimates typically exclude special items. by RTT Staff WriterFor comments and feedback: firstname.lastname@example.com News Experience Pays: The 10 Oldest CEOs at Fortune 500 companies Clunkers and Blockbusters: The 10 Most Expensive Movies in history Biotech Stocks Facing FDA Decision In April


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X-Rays Reveal How Soil Bacteria Carry Out Surprising Chemistry
Researchers from Singapore, Japan, the UK and USA have discovered how soil bacteria carry out surprising chemistry, defying a longstanding set of chemical rules and thus paving the way for new synthesis of polyether drugs.
Principal investigator, Chu-Young Kim, Assistant Professor at the Department of Biological Sciences of the National University of Singapore (NUS) Faculty of Science, and his group have made use of powerful X-rays to decipher how antibiotic-producing bacteria defy a longstanding set of chemical rules.
Their result, reported today in Nature (DOI: 10.1038/nature10865), details how a soil bacterium, Streptomyces lasaliensis, is able to convert an epoxide into a six-membered cyclic ether during synthesis of lasalocid, a natural polyether antibiotic. The fact that bacteria can perform such chemistry has puzzled chemists and biologists for decades because this type of chemical transformation is known to be kinetically unfavorable.According to "Baldwin's Rules for Ring Closure," which govern the way these rings form, lasalocid should contain a five-membered ring instead of the observed six-membered ring.
"Our study has broad implications because the six-membered cyclic ether is a common structural feature found in hundreds of drug molecules produced by nature," said Dr Kim. "We have analysed the genes of six other organisms that produce similar polyether drugs and we are now confident that the biosynthetic strategy we have uncovered is also used by those organisms."
The solution to the molecular mystery depended in large part on a deeper understanding of the unique enzyme Lsd19 that catalyses the formation of two cyclic ether moieties that are part of the lasalocid structure. To determine the protein's atomic structure, researchers hit frozen crystals of Lsd19 with X-rays at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, and analysed how the crystals diffracted the X-rays. "You need atomic-level detail of the protein's structure to understand what's really happening," said co-author Irimpan Mathews, a staff scientist at SLAC.
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We are recruiting for people to take part in this study which started August 1st and would appreciate if you would circulate this email to people you feel would be interested in getting involved in the study.
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We estimate that over 40% of Australian households provide food for birds with more providing water. However despite their good intentions of wanting to help native birds people end up attracting undesirable visitors, including introduced species and hyper aggressive birds such as Noisy Miners. Bird feeding is a major issue that we cannot ignore and the absence of any real evidence based research means we don't know the affect bird feeding is having on the environment. Our study will help fill this information gap to inform principles around bird feeding.
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We are currently recruiting citizen scientists to participate in the study. We have developed a customised online web portal (www.feedingbirds.org.au) that allows participants to enter information about their bird feeding and watering activities. We will work closely with our participants to understand what people are feeding birds, how often and why specific food and/or water is provided. We will also examine the motivations behind these activities and what are felt to be the benefits to themselves and to the birds.
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Climate Change and Disillusionment: It, like, totally sucks, dude
Mindy Berbeco, September 18, 2012 (Climate Change from the Biotic to the Exotic)
"…One of the overlooked effects of climate change on people, though, is disillusionment. The reality is that climate change is here and man, that is depressing...[I]n my new job working for the National Center for Science Education, I get to hear all about climate change denial all day long. I like to believe I went through the 5 stages of denial when it came to my introduction the climate deniers' literature: shock, annoyance, bargaining, disappointment, and eventually acceptance that they are insane.
"In my job though we talk about "pillars of denial"… such as challenging the science, or the motives of the scientists, or accusing people of being ideologues. But these attempts at denial are becoming less relevant, as the public is becoming wise to this style of diverting the conversation. It's just not hip anymore to be a climate denier…But as a child of the 90's, I know that there is nothing more hip then disillusionment."
"Disillusionment is the muse of every alternative rock song, it is why you had a crush on that super-lame barista for like 6 years , and why you now sometimes stare out of an airplane window and rethink all of your life choices…Disillusionment is deep, it's thoughtful, it's all through literature and it is a clever new way to deny climate change…[T]he question is, when there is every reason in the world to be disillusioned, how can you possibly find hope? And this is where your adult self needs to fight your 15-year-old self…
"…[Y]ou don't get to do that anymore. Disillusionment is just another form of climate denial. It's more insidious than other forms though, because it presents itself as more thoughtful and deep…But I argue this is the laziest form of climate denial – it requires no research, no intuition, no special degrees or corporate sponsors and no attacks on researchers — it's so boring. All you have to do is lay back and let the world turn. And sure, you could live your life this way…[but you're] not 15 anymore. Step it up people, the world is depending on you."


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Crash of Flight 401
Although I was only eleven, I remember hearing about Eastern Flight 401 crashing in the Everglades on the night of December 29, 1972. We lived in Florida at the time, and often flew Eastern to St. Louis to visit our family in Hannibal. (This was back in the days when it felt special to fly, unlike today when were treated like cattle.)
The entire flight crew was involved with the malfunction of a light indicating the landing gear position, rather than monitoring the flight instruments.
There were 101 deaths from the crash, but also 75 survivors. There seemed to be no rhyme or reason regarding who lived, and who did not. Some survivors, found in the swamp mud, were stripped naked from the force. One man was wearing only the elastic bands from his socks. Some of the dead were found belted into their seats, fully clothed, without a mark on them.
Many more would have died if not for Robert Bud Marquis. Out frog gigging at the time of the crash, the airboat pilot shuttled survivors out of the crash site, and rescuers into the site.
Not long after the crash, employees of Eastern Air Lines began to see their dead fellow crew members on other flights. Evidently parts of Flight 401 were salvaged and put into other Eastern planes.
Sightings of Captain Bob Loft and Officer Don Repo were reported most often. Repo appeared to crew members in the cockpit, and in the area where passengers meals were prepared.
According to witnesses, Repo and Loft seemed to be trying to atone for their mistakes on Flight 401, and were taking it upon themselves to ensure the safety of the flights.
Repo is reported to have actually repaired an oven circuit that was faulty, and indicated other potential problems.
During one incident, a flight attendant saw Repos face inside a galley oven. Three crew members are said to have heard the apparition warn of a fire. During takeoff, the plane lost an engine to fire, but landed safely.
Captain Loft was often seen sitting in first class, or with the crew. Confronted by a crew member, Loft instantly vanished. This incident was witnessed by several people.
Eventually, all salvaged parts from Flight 401 were removed from the other airplanes.
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Trefwoorden: villa aan het strand, surfen, Bos, toegang tot het strand, Privacy, Playa Madera, Vakantiewoningen Huis, San Juan del Sur, Pool
It's been a week since I left PlayaMaderas and still can't get over it.
Villas Playa Maderas is the most beautiful place I have experienced. The villas are perfectly located just north of SJDS. You are far enough away from the party scene but close enough to visit and return to serenity. The villas are perfectly appointed. Internet was never a issue to keep in contact with friends and family. The staff and people of Nicaragua are wonderful. Never felt uncomfortable even on drive from Managua. But the most beautiful part of the trip was the view!! Words cannot describe sitting in those chairs overlooking the pacific with the gentle breeze as the waves crash in the distance. My only thought is when I will return. Do not miss this place!!
Our family of five (2 adults and three kids ages 13, 13, 15) stayed at Villas Playa Maderas (Palmeras) for a week in March 2016. Our experience with this rental well exceeded our expectations in every way (and we had high expectations). To start with, Richardo was excellent to work with on the booking and payment. He was very accommodating and offered advice about the best time to come, transportation, meals, etc...the villa itself is exactly as described in the posting - yet, in many ways it is indescribable. The sunsets, the warm breeze off the water, the view, the sounds of the breaking waves, etc... Are difficult to put into words. The house was perfect for us in every way. It's open design was nice and yet everyone had their own privacy. The pool was absolutely perfect, clean, and refreshing and the view...is epic. Sharing the pool with another villa is no problem at all - we had a couple of neighbors and had a nice time getting to know them. And, the pool is plenty big. The location of the villas is fairly remote yet perfectly positioned between two fantastic beaches. The walk to the sand is 144 steps down the hill to the water. Maybe 2-3 minutes. Playa Maderas is only a short beach walk away where there are a couple nice restaurants with good food and cold beer. The beach is clean and beautiful. The surf shop at playa Maderas rents surf boards and most people go there to surf. We rented boards for about $5 for a couple hours. Lastly, the villa staff are really what makes the villa an amazing place to stay. Marie was very helpful / friendly and responded quickly to every request. She arranged for a couple of different staff members to cook for us for four nights - this was such a treat. The food was fantastic and very Nica authentic. Freshly caught fish, beans, rice, fresh veggies...wow. The security staff are very professional and friendly although their English is not very good - I tried to practice my Spanish pretty much every day and we often had a good laugh at my poorly articulated words. We felt very safe at all times - never a concern for us at all.
Also, SJDS is a short taxi ride away and there's lots to do and see there.
In general - I would highly recommend the Villas Playa Maderas for a family getaway as it really does have it all - the house, pool, beach, staff, and the view were all unforgettable.
I had the pleasure of spending a week in Villa #3 during early September. I was so impressed with the accommodations that I had to write a review. The place is perfectly designed to take full advantage of the breezes in a hammock or lounge at the infinity pool all day and admire the giant waves and perfect sunsets. The surf break at the private beach is perfect for beginner surfers and the sand is perfect for lounging. This place has all of the first world amenities, including super fast internet and 100 channels of TV with channels in English. The staff was more than accommodating and actually dinned with us to send us off our last night and celebrated a birthday. I have been living in and traveling in Latin America for the last 13 years and this is one of the gems of all of my travels. Oh yeah, there is a powerful AC unit in each bedroom that was a huge plus.
Safe Travels
Brock Widener
Denver, Colorado
Everything about Villas Playa Maderas is AMAZING.
We travel every year taking a month getaway, and our rule is we will never go to the same place twice... BUT this will be the exception to the rule. We most definitely will be returning!
The view is stunning, it's a short 2 minute walk to the beach along a private path, the infinity pool at sunset is to die for but what makes Villas Playa Maderas stand above any other place is the staffo. Without the wonderful team it wouldn't have the same energy of a home away from home.
Right from the time of booking Richardo personally called to confirm dates and to see if we needed anything else arranged.
Roberto and Maryleth live just about villa #1&2 and will take the very best care of you-they are the sweetest people you will ever meet- they take huge pride in that they do. I highly recommend getting Maryleth to make your meals, she's an amazing cook!
The 24 hour security team at the villas are great. This is the safest we have ever felt travelling, and when travelling with children you can't put a price on that.
We highly recommend Villas Playa Maderas to anyone travelling to Nicarugua! It's a place that can not be missed!
If you surf it is the perfect location! We rented villa 1&2 for a group trip and it was absolutely wonderful. The staff is wonderful and you feel very safe & at home with them. Nilla might be one of the nicest people I have ever met. It is very private and the only place in the area that you are so close to the beach. Maderas is a 5 minute walk and it brakes almost all day everyday. Even though Maderas is so close to the house you walk around the bend and it is basically your own private beach. We travel to Central America very often and for long periods of time and this is by far our new favorite spot! There is no doubt in my mind that we will be returning.
This is the type of review that hurts me to write because you almost want to keep it all to yourself.
We had two groups of friends stay in Villa #1 and Villa #3 for 10 days. Both had spectacular views. It's a must to be at the infinity pool near Villa #1 for every single sunset. Or you can just lay in the hammocks and patio to get a spectacular view.
The Villa's are very nice. It's not 5 star accomadations, but it's very nice. It's excellent for the price. There is very good AC in every bedroom, the kitchen works, there is a TV with enough english channels but you won't want to watch much tv.The beds are fine. The living room/dinning room is large with huge windows that open all the way around. It could use a comfy couch, but I think due to the open air nature and swimming it wouldn't be functional. The hammocks are awesome. The bathrooms are fine.
There is a grill at each house and they stock it with wood each day if you ask.We cooked lobster and fish we bought in town for cheap near the fishing pier. Villa 1 has a bar with sink, and stone wall waterfall in front of a nice outdoor table for dinner.
You can walk (5 to 10 minutes) on a trail to a famous surf beach, Playa Maderas. It double breaks (outside for experts and smaller close in for beginners). Meet other tourists, have amazing fish taco's, drink $1.30 beers, rent a surf board for $10 a day, get a surf lesson, get a messsage, etc.
From Villa 1, you can walk straight down in 3 minutes to a beach around the corner from Playa Maderas that almost no one uses.In fact, during high tide, visitors from Playa Madera would have a dangerous walk. You just walk down a private trail that is guarded. It's smaller waves that close out, but great for swimming. It's also much larger with more sand. It's fantastic.
The roads to San Juan Del Sur are bumpy and may need a 4wd at times. It takes 20 minutes (due to slow driving) from Villas Playa Maderas to SJDS. There is another beach north, Playa Majagual, walking distance from there villas and Playa Mersella about 1km south.
The weather was perfect. high of 85 to 90 with winds that made it cooler. it rained twice for few minutes in the evening.
SJDS is a fun town with plenty of visitors, food, and bars. Find the hut toward the pier to buy whole fresh caught fish.They filet it for you. $20 to feed 7 people fresh snapper.
The staff is great and accomadating. Security. Cleaning.
We can't wait to go back. :)
Playa Maderas is een sociaal strand nog steeds met een originele Nicaraguaanse vibe. U kunt naar rustieke restaurants aan beide zijden - zwemmen - surf - paardrijden - of gewoon leunde achterover en geniet van de zon. Buren werken allemaal samen en je zult verschillende ervaringen en speciale gevoel van een samenwerkende gemeenschap te krijgen. Onze villa is aan het strand met de beste locatie, in de rand van een bos met paden en brulapen.
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If rumours the pair have split are true, they definitely set their differences aside for the night
If rumours the pair have split are true, Taylor Lautner and Lily Collins set their differences aside last night, as they braved torrential rain to hit the red carpet at the premiere of new flick Abduction.
Stepping out at the IMAX cinema in Waterloo for the movie's European debut, Lily channelled her inner rock chick in a slick Versace dress, while Taylor looked seriously dapper in a smart black suit.
The pair struck a pose for photos, before signing autographs for fans, who turned out in droves despite the wet weather.
And although reportedly ex-couple looked slightly awkward to begin with, the tension soon disappeared, as they giggled and whispered to each other, oblivious to onlookers.
Rumour has it the pair – who hooked up on the set of the movie – went their separate ways earlier this month, just weeks before the premiere of the upcoming action flick in LA.
And according to sources, it was Taylor who called time on the whirlwind romance.
'It was a clean break that Taylor initiated,' an insider told American Us Magazine.
'At the Abduction party, it was awkward. They barely said a word to one another.'
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军队中的佛教教士Sunil Kariyakarawana说,佛教对于事物有独到的见解与观点。军队是一个压力繁重的地方,士兵参与战争的目的只有一个,那就是打仗。
在军队中负责文化多样性的中校Peter Straddings也说,社会是极其重要的。今天的英国社会与25年前我加入军队的时候完全不同,大约25%的年轻人不再是白盎格鲁-撒克逊的新教教徒。
Battle-weary British troops find comfort in Buddhism
By lan Drury, Sunday Times (Sri Lanka), Oct 21, 2012
London, UK — Buddhism is experiencing an extraordinary upswing in popularity in the armed forces. Since 2005, the number of servicemen and women practising the religion has risen from 200 to 3,800. Around 2,800 are Gurkhas, whose home nation Nepal has pockets of Buddhism.
But the other 1,000 are British, with many converting since they joined the military. According to spiritual leaders, the reason behind the phenomenon is that Buddhism allows service personnel to escape the stresses and strains of military life.
Sunil Kariyakarawana, the Buddhist chaplain for the armed forces, said: 'Buddhism has a different perspective about things.
'The military is a very stressful place. People go to war, that is one factor, and have to fight.
'Personnel see a lot of suffering in theatre. People are finding that Buddhism can help with these mental agonies.
'It is laid back and they can practise their own way.'
Dr Sunil said Buddha, who lived 2,500 years ago, never ruled out force: 'Sometimes you have to choose war as the least bad option.'
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Straddings, who heads up cultural diversity for the Army, said the society was 'hugely important'.
He said: 'British society today is hugely different from the Army I joined 25 years ago. Approximately 25 per cent of young people are no longer white Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
'They are the future. They are the people who represented the country at the Olympics, at football and they are the people we need for the Army, Navy and Royal Air Force of the future.'
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Gulfstream Park: Union Rags looks ready for another step forward in Florida Derby
HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – As good as Union Rags ran last time out in the Fountain of Youth Stakes, trainer Michael Matz expects an even better performance Saturday, when Union Rags heads the field in the Grade 1, $1 million Florida Derby, which drew a field of nine Wednesday at Gulfstream Park.
Union Rags is the favorite not only for the Florida Derby, but for the Kentucky Derby, too. He is the 3-1 choice on the Kentucky Derby future line set by Mike Watchmaker, Daily Racing Form 's national handicapper, and also is the 3-1 favorite on the line set by Mike Battaglia of Churchill Downs for Pool 3 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager, which opens Friday and closes Sunday.
If not for the head of Hansen in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile last fall, Union Rags would be unbeaten in five starts as well as the reigning 2-year-old champion. In his only start since the Breeders' Cup, Union Rags romped to a four-length victory in the Fountain of Youth, a win that re-established his position as the ante-post favorite for the May 5 Derby.
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"You never know how they are going to act after four months off," Matz said Wednesday morning, during a break at the Palm Meadows training facility, where he is based during the winter. "But I thought we couldn't have written it any better. We didn't have to use him that hard. I don't think it was a tough race on him. I can't see why he wouldn't make another move forward after that last race. But this is obviously a tougher race."
As Matz spoke, he was standing just a few yards from Union Rags, who was getting a bath after his routine gallop about 30 minutes earlier. Union Rags always has been advanced for his age, but he developed over the winter into an even more glorious-looking athlete.
"He's doing good right now," Matz said, a wide smile crossing his face.
"Mentally and physically, he did what he was supposed to do from 2 to 3," Matz added. "I just have to try and keep him happy now."
Union Rags drew post 6 when nine 3-year-olds were entered Wednesday in the Florida Derby, which will go as the 11th race on a 13-race card that begins at 12:30 p.m. Eastern. Chuck Streva of Gulfstream Park made Union Rags the 6-5 morning-line favorite.
El Padrino, winner of the Risen Star Stakes at Fair Grounds in his last start, is the 2-1 second choice. He drew post 8.
The only other horses less than 12-1 are Take Charge Indy (5-1), who was second to El Padrino in an allowance race here two months ago in his last start, and News Pending (8-1), second to Union Rags in the Fountain of Youth.
From the rail out, the Florida Derby field is Fort Loudon (Luis Jurado the rider), News Pending (Rajiv Maragh), Take Charge Indy (Calvin Borel), Neck 'n Neck (Edgar Prado), Z Camelot (Joe Bravo), Union Rags (Julien Leparoux), Bartolome (Jesus Castanon), El Padrino (Javier Castellano), and Reveron (Elvis Trujillo).
Bartolome, whose lone win in four starts came in his debut in September on a sloppy track at Calder, and Z Camelot, who is winless in four starts and has yet to finish in the money, were the surprise entrants. Streva made Bartolome 30-1 and Z Camelot 50-1.
Not entered, even as a tire kicker for 72 hours, was Alpha, even though trainer Kiaran McLaughlin at one point considered it. But after several twists and turns, Alpha is committed now to the Grade 1, $1 million Wood Memorial next week at Aqueduct.
"He's going to work here Friday morning and then fly later Friday to New York," McLaughlin said Wednesday morning at Palm Meadows.
One consideration for McLaughlin is that Ramon Dominguez, who has ridden Alpha to victories in the Withers and Count Fleet in his last two starts, is expected to be riding again by the Wood after separating his collarbone earlier this month.
But Dominguez's status for Alpha could be impacted if Hansen, whom Dominguez rode to wins in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile and the Gotham Stakes, winds up in the Wood. In that case, McLaughlin would need a replacement rider for Alpha. Hansen is under consideration for the Wood, but, as of now, is expected to run in the Blue Grass at Keeneland on April 14.
"We're going to run in the Wood, and we hope we will get to have Ramon," McLaughlin said. "Even if they change their mind with Hansen, we will run against Hansen."
Florida Derby (G1), Post Time: 5:40 ET Saturday
Purse: $1,000,000; 1 1/8 miles
Post |
Horse |
Trainer |
Jockey |
ML Odds |
Fort Loudon |
S. Gold |
L. Jurado |
20-1 |
News Pending |
D. Romans |
R. Maragh |
8-1 |
Take Charge Indy |
P. Byrne |
C. Borel |
5-1 |
Neck n' Neck |
I. Wilkes |
E. Prado |
20-1 |
Z Camelot |
D. Romans |
J. Bravo |
50-1 |
Union Rags |
M. Matz |
J. Leparoux |
6-5 |
Bartoleme |
J. Garoffalo |
J. Castanon |
30-1 |
El Padrino |
T. Pletcher |
J. Castellano |
2-1 |
Reveron |
A. Bezara |
E. Trujillo |
12-1 |
It' s time to let the big horse roll. Union Rags in a romp, your
Derby favorite.
Should not have said rats. I'm sure they are very nice horses. They just have no chance of winning and should not have been entered with horses of this caliber to screw up the start of the race.
How can they put Union Rags, a horse worth millions of dollars, next to those two rats that should not even be in the race. Ask Animal Kingdoms connections if they think claimers and maidens should be running in big time stakes after he was injured in the Belmont. I hope he gets out safe.
I expect Neck 'n Neck to run a big race. I think you need to include him in the exotics underneath. If you go back and look at the Fountain of Youth, he had a terrible ride and now you get Edgar Prado, which is a huge improvement.
give alpha do david cohen or irad ortiz
Don't forget to mention his impeccable descent from 1950 Gold Cup Champion *Noor
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Gnap! Theater Projects and Salvage Vanguard presents this double feature of physical comedy, showcasing Caitlin Reilly (of Schave & Reilly) and NYC's Mark Gindick (who performs Wing-Man, his original and wordless winner of United Solo Theatre Festival's "Best One-Man Show"). These aren't the clowns who will eat you while you sleep; these are the clowns who will thrill you while you're awake. Recommended. Wed.-Fri., Jan. 2-4, 8pm. http://edit.austinchronicle.com/tools/binary-viewer?mode=image&sid=object-editor-NPkFAM&key=de453902eeb9e085b2b9962afebd39be&fieldid=162&subindex=1&input=f%3Aoid%3A1394422%3Aimage%3A1&bgcolor=ccccff&time=50db6f7f (2013). $10.


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I am shopping around for a good curing lamp at an affordable price. I see the prices range from $150 (eBay) to $1000+ (Eastwood). I am powder coating engine parts and wheels. I'll be doing this no more than once a week. I've got the 110 volt set up in my garage. I am not necessarily looking to go the cheapo route but don't want to overkill either. Would the lower priced-stuff be okay (sub $250) or are there quality/reliability issues I should be concerned about? Any particular brands that you recommend or warn against? Any other advice is also welcome and greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,
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Hey 31Vicky,
I have been using a dedicated electric oven from Harbor Freight but hit my limitation recently when I couldn't fit an intake manifold in there. So I figure its time to invest a curing lamp. Going by what you say, the infra red type is the way to go, and they seem average around $300. Hey Sam, Quote:
Would you be able to give me an idea of what kind of wattage I should be looking at? I have seen quite a few of them in the 1500-1650 watt range. Here is one that I found: Infratech. Its listed as the number one selling portable lamp and $173.99 + free shipping = attractive price. Got some more questions: What is the difference between short wave and medium wave? Is the thickness of the metal an issue as well? Thanks for the helpful tips guys! Last edited by lt1silverhawk; 05-31-2011 at 03:21 PM. |
i used an old 30'' oven for powder coating my 15x8 wheels
anything that will fit in there can get powder coated i got it free, stripped out the range burners and run it on a 20 amp 220 circuit. i have a infrared thermostat that i used for checking temps, but now just set the oven thermostat @ 450f, when the thermostat kicks out i look for flow out and then turn the thermostat down to 400 for baking. i made a wheel fixture for powder coating them, basically a hub and bearing on a flat plate. i put the wheel on the fixture with the rack pulled out, line the door with cardboard and powder coat the wheel, spinning it on the fixture, gently slide the wheel and rack in and bake it. open door, cool, flip wheel and repeat. |
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IR overs come in short and medium wave, the short wave cure the fastest but are very sensative to distance from the object. A deep dish wheel would be a problem - over cure (loss of gloss and yellowing) on the rim and undercure (chipping problems) on the inside. The medium wave is better but is more like a regualr oven, needs more time and heats the metal to cure. Still a little bit of problems with line of sight curing like short wave. If light can not see it, no cure takes place.
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Hey powderbill,
I am not familiar with convection ovens and substarate temperature. Im going to google these terms right now. But if you or anyone else can explain these in laymen terms, I and future readers who stumble on this thread would greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the continued help! |
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Ok, will give it a shot. Convection ovens are like your wife's oven in the kitchen. It heats the air and the air heats the parts. With powder coating, depending on the type, you need heat to cure. Epoxy cures at room temp, but at a snail's pace so heating it to 250 degrees f is the normal cure temps. Urethane's need about 350 to 400 to cure. When I say 250, 350 or 400, what I mean is metal temp needs to be at that point, not the air around it. So when you are heating a big heavy part, it takes a long time for it to come up to a temp that it will cure at. Urethane technology has to get above 330 before it can do anything. Metal has to stay at that temp for at least 10 minutes at the higher temp and up to 30 minutes or longer at the lower.
Convection ovens cure from the inside out (metal side to air side). IR is a different animal. 3 types short, medium and long wave. Long wave heats metal just like convection, medium is a combination version of short and long wave. Short wave cures from the outside in, so it just heats the coating, not the metal. This shortens cure time. Can do coatings in 5 to 7 minutes or even less ( I have had some that cured in 6 seconds). Problem is that it is a light. Light is line of sight. If you can not see it you can not cure it. It also is dependent on distance. An object 1 foot away will cure faster than one at 18 inches. So if you have a complex part, it could cure in some places and not others. Having said this, there a combination ovens that use both IR and convection - IR to get it started and convection to finish it. Also there are high air flow convection ovens that "scrub" the part with very hot air to shorten cure time. Hope this helps you understand the process. I come from almost 40 years of coatings experience working with all kinds of technologies on production lines as well as formulations. |
31Vicky's comments are right on track, and I think he's already explained it well. But if lt1 or others have further questions on the topic, just ask and I'll try to explain further.
i have heard of guys building a metal 4 sided box (top and 3 sides) that fits onto the front of the oven so they can use it with the door open for bigger parts
what powder coating system are you using and how well do you feel it works? this is something i have wanted to start doing for a long time i had a guy, but he sold his business, and the new owner, after some very bad experiences (long story) could'nt pay me to coat my stuff Last edited by matts37chev; 06-05-2011 at 08:13 AM. |
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The Macabre Beauty of Ari Richter's Skin Art
"The Mummy Returns" detail Pigmented human skin on glass 4" x 2.25" 2012
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The most surprising aspect of Ari Richter's skin art -- aside from its unorthodox canvas, of course -- is its unexpected beauty. Richter guided me last Thursday through the white drywall maze of CentralTrak to his summer studio, where he was putting the finishing touches on what will open on Saturday evening as The Skin I Live In, an exhibition composed of pigmented human skin on glass, "tails" meticulously constructed from an amalgamation of collected hair and delicate curving sculptures built from the artist's own crescentic finger- and toenails.
Beauty, one might rightly advise, resides the eye of the beholder. Last week, we showed you a few of Richter's designs.Trust me on this one -- the photos don't do them justice.
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"Picasso Laments" Pigmented human skin on glass 5.5" x 4.5" 2012
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As Richter tells it, that was CentralTrak director Heyd Fontenot's gut reaction as well during early correspondence regarding Richter's residency. Despite the fact that CentralTrak is, perhaps, an unorthodox home, it is a home, no less. Would the new family member be hiding a few ... skeletons in his closet, among his drawings (literally) made of pubic hair?
From series "Pubic Poodles", 2012 Hair and matte medium on paper 11 " x 14"
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Andrea's club this month is great, so many little fun bits and pieces!
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"Sew" cute is right! Sweet photo, and I love the pretty and feminine colors you've used. The sewing embellies are perfect for your great journaling, too. Lovely layout!
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Lo, the sands of time
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The following is a list of crewmembers of the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) in 2344.
Crew manifest Edit
- All crewmembers seen were Human.
Name | Rank (final) | Position | Division | Notes |
Castillo, Richard | Captain | commanding officer | Command | Originally Lieutenant Junior Grade; took command after Garrett's death |
Fredericks | acting helmsman | Enlisted | Rank unknown | |
Garrett, Rachel | Captain | commanding officer | Command | KIA during an excursion to an alternate 2366. |
Parker | Crewman | operations officer | Enlisted | |
Yar, Natasha | Lieutenant | acting tactical officer | Operations | Originated from an alternate 2366. Taken hostage by Romulans. |
Unnamed personnel Edit
Bridge crew Edit
Beside Captain Garrett, these three crewmembers were found dead on the bridge of the Enterprise-C by an away team from the USS Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")
Com voice Edit
This Enterprise-C crewmember acknowledged the orders of Lieutenant Richard Castillo regarding the phaser efficiency over com. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")
This crewmember was voiced by an unknown actor.
Crewmembers Edit
These four crewmembers were part of the bridge crew and repaired the ships systems. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")
Wounded crewmembers Edit
These three crewmembers were wounded in the Romulan attack at Narendra III and treated in the sickbay aboard the Enterprise-D. (TNG: "Yesterday's Enterprise")