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This English Tudor country house just so happens to reside on the first piece of land Washington purchased. Celebrate your stay in the elegant Main House by relaxing under the eaves of your antique-filled room. Oriental rugs, clawfoot tubs, and rich hues evoke elegance and comfort (just like Martha would like it). Innkeepers are friendlier than the tavern keepers of yore, providing daily gourmet breakfast and freshly baked cookies.
See West Virginia the way George would remember it with a trip through time in Charles Town. Stroll through picturesque Harpers Ferry, which later became a prominent site in the run-up to and throughout the course of the Civil War. Or wander a little farther afield to Georgie's namesake: Washington, DC, is only an hour away from the inn.
And after a day exploring the endless opportunities that this Charles Town locale affords, indulge in a spa treatment at the Hillbrook's on-site Gatehouse Spa. You can purchase massages and facials at this brand-new spa, which also offers nail and cosmetic services.
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Tyrone Spong's 'King of the Ring' Documentary Released
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The Reem set the bar incredibly high for a web documentary series based on a fighter, and quite honestly, did some serious spanking on anything that the UFC produces to hype up fights. I think we should reflect on that for a while, and I'm sure some of us will come to the conclusion that the sheer awesomeness that is Alistair Overeem led to that series being as incredible as it was. Well, Eldar Gross and his team are back and they are following around Tyrone Spong. Follow Tyrone around while he prepares for K-1 legend Peter Aert's kind of maybe sort of retirement in Benelux fight before Aerts signed with Glory and will keep fighting and probably fight in that region again. Yeah.
Watch the stylized action, the catchy music and Tyrone hitting things and be like me and keep thinking to yourself how cool it would be the hear a Neil Young song inserted into one of these things to help validate yourself and not feel so damned old because of your taste in music.
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In New Jersey, there are some wildly crazy numbers that are tossed around when talking about insurance from https://insurancequote.deals/new-jersey-auto-insurance-quotes/. New Jersey actually has one of the highest insurance rates among all states. This makes getting a wide variety of quotes a necessity, if you're looking to potentially save a large sum of money.
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One of the biggest factors in the price of car insurance is location. Depending on where you live in the Garden State, your insurance could be double the price someone else is paying with the exact same insurance company.
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With a melodic baritone anguish that falls somewhere in the neighborhood of Scott Walker, Pulp touring guitarist and former Longpigs member Richard Hawley began his solo career with a self-titled debut in 2001. The son of a steel worker, Hawley was raised in Sheffield, England, and grew up listening to folks such as Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley. He learned guitar at an early age from his father and uncle. During the '90s he built up a reputation as an ace guitarist and, besides his stints in Pulp and Longpigs, did session work for U.K. artists such as Robbie Williams, Beth Orton, and All Saints. He released his self-titled debut in April 2001. Hawley's sophomore effort, Late Night Final, which cloaked his sweet baritone and heart-worn songs in lush arrangements, followed in 2002 on Bar-None Records. Hawley toured behind the album, opening for the likes of Coldplay and Pulp. Also in 2002, Hawley and Pulp leader Jarvis Cocker recorded a track for the tribute album Total Lee! The Songs of Lee Hazlewood. The next year, Hawley returned with the personal Lowedges, which was named for a place just outside his native Sheffield. In September 2005, Hawley released his first album for Mute, the bittersweet Coles Corner. He followed it in 2007 with Lady's Bridge. Hawley was approached by Mute label boss Daniel Miller, who asked him if he had an album in him he'd always wanted to make regardless of commercial concerns. Hawley responded in the affirmative and underscored his remark with, "There won't be any singles on it." Miller told him to go ahead and record it anyway. That album, Truelove's Gutter, was released by the label in 2009. He followed it with a four-track EP in 2010 entitled False Lights from the Land, featuring two originals and two covers. In the spring of 2012, Hawley released Standing at the Sky's Edge, on Parlophone, an aggressive, two-guitar, bass, drums -- and rocket noises -- rock & roll album, which stood in stark contrast to his previous full-lengths. After a couple of short tours, Hawley retreated to Sheffield and suffered a broken leg. During his recuperation, he wrote Hollow Meadows (again named for a location in Sheffield). The album was recorded at the Yellow Arch Studios and co-produced with longtime guitarist Shez Sheridan and Colin Elliot. It features guest appearances by Martin Simpson, Jarvis Cocker, and Nancy Kerr, and was released on September 11, 2015. ~ Erik Hage
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Johnny: "Hey Vinny, where you at?!" Vinny: "I'm uptown, uptown!" Johnny: "Tommy said you'd be downtown?!" Vinny: "I guess he gave you the bum scoop, huh?" Johnny: "Ahhhh, fugetaboutit!"
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A term used in the Marine Corps to mean gossip, unsubstantiated rumors, news, and other pertinent information about training, deployments, officers, non-commissioned officers, and administrative issues. See also: scuttlebutt
According to the Lance Corporal Underground, the bumscoop is that we are going to the desert next year.
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Advice for next certifications wanted
Some certifications I'm considering at the moment:
- Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP): Don't think there is much to tell about it. My only concern is time, which is pretty short since I'm a full time student as well as working as a security consultant.
- Offensive Security Wireless Professional (OSWP): The few reviews I read were all positive. Seems to be doable with little time as well. Only concern is about it's partly kind of outdated syllabus.
- GIAC Certified Penetration Tester (GPEN): Am I correct that I can't go for this exam through Pearson/ Prometric? Can you do self-study and go only for the exam?
- OSSTMM Professional Security Tester (OPST): Would be interested in this one too, but it seems here again that you have to do a class in order to go for the exam.
- Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI)/ Licensed Penetration Tester (LPT): Well, since I already have the CEH it might be worth to get those as well. Not sure though..
- elearnsecurity's Certified Professional Penetration Tester (eCPPT): Sounds funny too, not sure about it's required skill level though. Since I'm already doing a lot of penetration testing this one might focus too much on more basic things.
Any thoughts on those or similar ones which would fit in? Time and money should be considered as well. Currently not interested in any Cisco, MS, Checkpoint and similar certifications.


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Person of interest in Clements murder case appears in court
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A wanted member of the white supremacist gang, the 211 Crew, was in court today. James Lohr is a person of interest in the Tom Clements murder investigation.
CSPD arrested James Lohr around 3 a.m. in the 200 block of Cedar Street. He was booked at the El Paso County Criminal Justice Center. He faces evasion and traffic related charges not directly related to the Clements case.
His bond was set at $250,000 and he will be back in court on April 18.
According to newly released court documents, police were trying to pull Lohr over at the intersection Hancock Avenue and Bijou Street. Police officers at the intersection said Lohr didn't stop. He took off running. Police captured Lohr about half a mile away in the 200 block of Cedar Street.
Investigators said Lohr was not a suspect, but he was a person of interest in their investigation in Evan Ebel. Ebel was the Denver parolee that is believed to have killed Department of Corrections prison chief Tom Clements and Nathan Leon. Ebel died in a shootout with law enforcement in March.
The DOC and El Paso County are still looking for Thomas Goulee. He is also a member of the 211 Crew, the same white supremacist gang Ebel joined in prison. Deputies suspect Lohr and Goulee were in contact with Ebel 24-36 hours before Clements' slaying.


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A cereal made up by strong bad in his email called labor day. If you click on the diamond on his head, he says:
Schenectady Crispies are so frickin' good, they taste TWICE! Once in your mouth, and once in your esophagus! I hope I dont get caught!
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So last night I finally go to see the Klaxons live. I refuse to go to popscene, so I had to wait for them to play a real show. They played at the Great American Music Hall. Not exactly where I expected to see them, but I do love it there. I have seen some amazing shows there and always love to look at the great architecture and ceiling. Curt actually told me that he would love to be the persong who paints those ceilings, at least in his next life. However, I don't think I could handle being suspended from the ceiling like that. We eventually scored some seats in the upstairs area usually reserved for people eating dinner. But I think I only saw one person eating dinner last night. It is kind of a weird thing to eat while a band is playing. Isn't that what you do before you go to a show? Dinner theater is one thing or maybe eating during a 3 hour Celine Dion performance. But not during the Klaxons. Last night was also the night of mistaken identities. Curt swore he saw my coworker Margo upstairs. But I didn't think it was her until we went upstairs to investigate and I saw her tattoo. But right in front of me, I swear I saw another coworker Nick, who also happens to look like one of the guys in Chromeo. But as soon as he turned around, probably cause I was staring at him, I realized it was not him. We did get some good people watching in, once we got our seats upstairs.
Opening up for the Klaxons was Fist Fite. We planned on missing them but ended up getting there early since we only live a couple blocks away Another reason that I love the Great American Music Hall. But they ended up being awesome. Like a mix between the Gossip and the Lost Sounds. They are from Portland and really just the kind of band I think of when I think of Portland. The singer sang the entire show through a telephone. But she had trouble balancing the phone between her head and shoulder while playing keyboards. So she eventually got someone from the audience to help her tape it to her head. They had really great stage energy and played super fun loud music. Both bands actually made comments about San Francisco audiences being better than L.A. And I have to agree. I have been to many L.A. shows and they just don't dance or get excited down there as much as up here. I am really glad we got there early to see them. They currently don't have a CD out but I will be patiently waiting for one.


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text: My cyser has come a long way but I am in need of some advice. I racked it about a week ago out of the primary off the fruit and lees and ended up with it being pretty turbid because I had trouble racking. It was at 1.025 and from its OG it is about 16% ABV which I thought was higher than 71b-1122 was supposed to go. It has just about quit working and the clarity is very good. It is the color of a bourbon I would say and tastes pretty good. Not yeasty, no bad tones and still has a bit of C02 fizzy taste. I racked it and got around four gallons with real good clarity. I took the remaining gallon off the lees and set it outside where it is in the low thirties and I bet it will be clarified a lot tomorrow. I tested SG again and it remains at 1.025 and is a pretty sweet drink. My question is, if I added a couple qts of water to what clarifies off the lees to top off the 5 gallon carboy, do you think it will work out some more of the sweetness? Now this is no thin tasteless mead. Do you think it would really damage it to add that much water? I still have a gallon of the cider I used to make this mead, but it is SG 1.125 and that would jack up my sweetness even farther! What do you think I should do? My goal was to have mead for Christmas and this is drinkable if you like it sweet now. Is something like this good mulled with some cinnamon maybe? Thoughts please


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I have been thinking for a while about creating a tool that you can point at a web page and it would go through it to search for HTML5 vulnerabilities. I searched a bit a couldn't find a tool that would do something like that.
But I am sure some commercial vulnerability scanner would this and many more things. So do you know about web app scanner that do that?
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Judy Moody, the character from the wildly popular series by author Megan McDonald, is hitting the big screen. Readers know Judy Moody as snarky, witty, loving and, yes, a smidge moody. This summer, fans can see Judy and her little brother, Stink, in the movie Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer.
After school is let out, Judy (Beatty) gathers her friends and tells them her awesome summer plan for them all. To her dismay, her closest friends are leaving for other adventures, including a circus camp and a mysterious island. The one friend who stays behind with Judy is too scared to do any of the things Judy had planned, such as tight-roping across the river in the forest near her house.
Judy is even more bummed when she finds out her parents are going to California, and she has to stay home with her Aunt Opal (Graham). Luckily for Judy, Opal turns out to be the aunt every kid wishes to have. Like Judy, Aunt Opal can turn an ordinary day into an extraordinary adventure. Maybe summer can be saved after all!
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Author Megan McDonald also wrote the screenplay for the film. But she changed things up a bit. You might notice a difference between the Stink from the books and the Stink from the movie (Mosteller). In the book, Stink is the boring little brother who gets in the way of a good time. In the movie, however, Stink is Judy's sidekick. He helps his sister whenever she needs it.


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One trick I've been using as I get busier and busier is maximizing car, travel, cooking, and cleaning time. These "passive moments" are a great opportunity to be – you got it – learning. Technology is moving quickly and there is more going on in the universe than you will ever have time to begin to understand, so if you're leaving learning to the kids in classrooms you're just getting left behind.
In this list, I've included my favorites (which are mostly related to blogging and internet marketing) as well as the favorites of some of my friends, each of whom have a wide range of interests.
Why include podcasts related to things other than blogging?
Because blogging and internet marketing is just a tool to spread ideas, products, and services – to have ideas, products, and services you have to know things.
It's like painting – you can study painting itself (the tool) but then you have to explore the world – beautiful things, light, other people, etc. if you're going to have anything to paint.
Now, your assignment is to get them all on iTunes, and once a week or so fill up some blank cds with new episodes. Put them in your car, kitchen, and bedroom and – voila – you never have to have downtime again! (Just kidding. Sort of.)
1. Copyblogger Radio
This gets to be number one because it's, well, my favorite. Brian Clarks' famous Copyblogger website is just as great on air. If you care about internet marketing, blogging, content creation, or having an internet presence – for the love of God, follow Copyblogger Radio. They interview Chris Brogan about his best advice for growing a website. They talk to Sonia Simone about affiliate marketing. They talk to legendary copywriter John Carlton. I've listened to every episode. That's all I'm going to say about that.
2. Jay Baer's Social Pros Podcast
I love this podcast. They focus on Jay's specialty, social media, and profile how different companies are using social media to grow their business. I love sitting back and absorbing the case studies, figuring out how I can apply the various lessons and strategies to enhance my own web presence. Jay is really lovable, and one of my favorite people to listen to. He has an incredibly knowledgeable, yet humble, way about him – and I'm always in a better mood after listening to him.
3. NPR Podcasts
You bring up podcasts and everyone brings up the same thing: NPR. If that isn't social proof, I don't know what is. But I'm not complaining – they've definitely earned the podcast crown. My artist mom and my web-developer, heavy metal loving boyfriend both listen to NPR podcasts all day. They really do have something for everyone. So, when you're stuck without anything to write about, or just want to learn things and keep your brain alive, this is a great place to go.
4. The Nerdist – Making it with Riki Lindhome
Well, isn't this just brilliant? Riki interviews people who have "made it" – comedians, actresses, writers about what it means to make it and how they got there. It's a beautiful thing for the starving artist in all of us, and knowing that deep down, we all just want to make it.
5. The Nerdist – JV Club
This might be the MsMorphosis in me, but this is just brilliant. In this series, Janet Varnet interviews women who have done things with their lives. One of my favorite parts has to be the nerdy versus beautiful pictures featured on each podcast. You should see my worst picture next to my best picture. They aren't the same people. Except they are, weirdly.
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Mitch Joel, president of award-winning Digital Marketing and Communications agency Twist Image, gives fantastic digital marketing strategies in these podcasts (of which there are many). Joel's works frequently with big brands like Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Nestle, Procter and Gamble, and Unilever, and has shared the stage with has shared the stage with former President of the United States, Bill Clinton, Sir Richard Branson, Malcolm Gladwell, Anthony Robbins, Tom Peters and Dr. Phil. He has a regular column, Media Hacker, on the Huffington Post, and his first book Six Pixels of Separation is a business and marketing bestseller. So, if you're looking from someone to learn from, this could be a very good place to start.
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In this podcast, hosts John Wall and Christopher Penn actually record the show in a local coffee shop and publish the show every Thursday morning. They've interviewed big names like David Meerman Scott, Seth Godin, and Simon Sinek. They cover topics ranging from the technological to the traditional – social media, SEO, e-mail marketing, copywriting, and traditional (offline) marketing. Chris Brogan called it "by FAR the best podcast on marketing that I consume in a given day. Fast, to the point, and packed with information that's useful to me, and yet delivered in a conversational tone that makes it easier to consume and less 'newsy.' I've put elements of their podcast to work for me over the last few months and have seen results right away."
8. How Was Your Week with Julie Klausner
I'd never heard of this one until I put out my inquiries to friends and family to tell me their favorite podcasts for the purpose of this article, and this was one that my very smart friend, poet/novelist Nick Anderson, really recommends (and I think looks just amazing). Since I don't want to talk out of my ass about something I haven't listened to (but am putting on cds to put in my car as we speak, so I WILL be listening to it!) here's how Nick describes it: "How Was Your Week is a podcast in which the cynical Julie Klausner rants about pop culture over the music of Ted Leo, interviews interesting people, and discusses photos of animals that her fans send her." Brilliant.
9. Shop Talk Podcast
Hosted by Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert, this live web design and development podcast about front end web design, development, and UX. Chris Coyier is the founder of CSS-Tricks, a blog about front end development, and works at SurveyMonkey, which I love both because of their name and their service, and Dave Rupert is the lead developer at Paravel, a small front end web shop in Austin, Texas. This show is undoubtedly a great resource for anyone looking to expand and sharpen their technical skills.
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This one was recommended by this week's interviewee, David Krug. I wasn't surprised to hear that this is "the only podcast he listens to," because it's very in line with his work/life philosophy. This top-rated iTunes podcast is all about growing a start-up from your laptop while you explore the world. If the location-independent entrepreneurial path is exciting to you, this is a fantastic resource to help.


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We would like to remind folk to keep watch for opportunities to promote Go.
Tony Atkins is running the Reading Countdown tournament on Easter Saturday, 7th April, and as a lunch time entertainment what better is there than to teach them all Go (assuming they don't all run off to the pub) - see www.kisekigo.com/corea12 for details (extra entrants welcome).
Two night's ago the local Boys' Brigade were after volunteers to keep the lads amused for an hour. Again Go filled the hole.
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- 1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts
- 1 teaspoon steak seasoning
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 3 tablespoons reduced-fat chunky peanut butter
- 1/4 cup unsweetened apple juice
- 2 tablespoons lime juice
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
- 6 kaiser rolls, split
- 2 cups torn romaine
- 1 cup shredded carrots
- 1/2 cup julienned peeled cucumber
- 6 tablespoons unsweetened crushed pineapple
- Sprinkle chicken on both sides with steak seasoning. In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil for 4-7 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Transfer to a cutting board and shred.
- In a large microwave-safe bowl, melt peanut butter. Whisk in the apple juice, lime juice, soy sauce and hot pepper sauce. Add chicken and toss to coat.
- Spoon 1/2 cup chicken mixture onto roll bottoms; top with romaine, carrots, cucumber and pineapple. Replace roll tops. Yield: 6 servings.
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"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Does anyone have any experience with the Maxxforce 7 engine in the smaller International?
Dang Trevor.....that's a big dude........
says I wouldn't need a cdl. Is that true???
U.S. DOt states 26000cgvw or less no cdl required your state may or may not require cdl and/or commercial registration.
A 26,000 GVW vehicle without a trailer does not require an Arizona CDL if it is not hauling haz-mat or more than 16 passengers. If a trailer is involved, it gets more complicated. Here are some answers from Arizona DOT:
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USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
All trucks are 26,000 gvw and less, that way all our drivers only need regular class C license.
The flatbeds that tow trailers are 26 gvw truck but are register for 35,000 gvw with CA dmv, 32,000 in Idaho, for the purpose of having total gvw of total combined max weight. As long as trailer are under 10,000 lbs they can operate with class C license.
Kieth , I like that idea of the M2 low profile, just aquired a 99 int. low profile truck with 16' bed.
Larry Pender,Jubilee HoneyBee Company,Camarillo, CA
DBack, as far as trailers are , you can get a SE plate (farm) or pull with no plate at all in Calif. The trailer is exempt from the truck, But if you pull a regular trailer with regular plates then that's a horse of a different color. good luck
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Pretty ragged setup you've got there Trevor......I'll fly to Florida and take it off your hands for 5-6k as she sets CASH of course!!!!
Looked at the International Terra Star today. The 4x4 option will be available in Jan. and you can order in Oct. I've been reading on the (newer 300 HP, 660 Torq) MaxxForce 7 engine until my eyes are bleeding. The best information seems to be on the 'School bus' and 'RV' forums. The 4x2 only has a 19,500 GVW but the 4x4 option will have a 23,000+ GVW. Some of you may wonder why I'd be looking at shorter wheel base. All agriculture here is irrigated with 'head' and 'tail' water concrete ditches......can be very difficult to navigate around.
Well we have a 2004 F550. Nothing but trouble with that truck. 6 injectors, oil cooler, both heads. All that was under warranty. Then at 140k she blew. $14k later we have a reman 6.0l motor and it has been fine. Not a single problem. Ford gave us a two year unlimited mile warranty on the motor. My buddy just bought a new 6.7L and he hasnt had a single problem in 30K, *crosses fingers*. I think whatever you buy just make sure to get the extended warranty
I myself have an '01 Dodge 3500 5.9 cummins. Great engine but everything else is just flat out pathetic. The suspension, front end, interior, and brakes are all just junk. I have had a dodge pickup in the past and the same problems haunted me. Never again will I buy another Dodge.
With all due DISrespect, get the CDL, and drive a REAL truck, with a straight six, no synchros, and air brakes; not a glorified pickup.
The reliability of a real truck is alot higher.
Watch out for the newer engines. Avoid EGR(read International) . Be prepared to deal with Diesel exhaust fluid(urea), and engine derating(to 20% power?) when you run out.
Crazy Roland
I was shocked to see that International was sticking to the EGR until 2014. We deal with the SCR now so that's not my major concern. My concerns with going to the larger trucks have always been dealing with port/DOT, lack of 4x4 and maneuverability. That being said...I'm starting to believe you are correct.
said e-nuff going back under the bus good luck to all
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Well I'm sure not going to try to make the case that smaller trucks can do what bigger trucks do. I would like to point out, though, that the complaints cited by many here involve the technology put under the hood and not the size of the truck. I bought a used IH, up fitted it with a 20' bed and use the heck out of it when doing certain jobs. But 90% of the time we walk right past it to jump in the ole 450 (the ole 7.3's are bullet proof) or the Dodge 5500. The IH gets about 8 to 9 mpg, the smaller trucks about 12. Never had an issue with either one of them and an 8 to 10,000 pound carrying capacity ain't exactly chicken feed. Bottom line is use what is most efficient for your operation. If you need to haul a lot of kids then by all means get yourself a "bigger bus".
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Well said Jim.
I only run 800+ hives and only do honey production. I work out of a 1/2 ton stock pickup and always have. Pulled over 70 ton of honey this year. Find the truck that works for you. The guys keep trying to talk me into a 1 ton, but I like the way the 1/2 ton works for me.
My Isuzu cost me 7k. It moves 40 hives single stack. I have a boom on it going to do the swinger thing next season. It is great short turning radius and 17mhp diesel. 16 ft bed.
Going to add stake sides so I can use it for other things also. It is sure nice to be able to go to HD and pick up 4 pallets of block. Last time I was there I said I will take 4, he said 4 blocks, I said 4 pallets, And you want those delivered, I said no just load them on my truck. He had to go to the parking lot to see if my truck would handle it. I guess they get lots of people that think they can just put 500 blocks in the trunk of the Precis.
Anyway I like having that truck and my pickup for smaller jobs. Don't know why I did not get it years ago. It is kind of nice having a truck in the driveway. It doubles as a work bench half the time also. And it is a movable workbench.
Mr. Lyon is correct. Pick the right tool for the job. We are much like Ron, do not migrate, and have a 1977 Grumman(1 ton) to work the bees. It is more than adequate for that task.
I see the problems arising when the small trucks are expected to perform with the dependability of a big truck. The big trucks have had most of the bugs worked out, except those injected by the new emission laws. Parts, such as transmissions, engines, drive train, and suspension, are often shared among different brands, which helps to keep the parts costs down.
As a side note, my son and I also maintain 10 dump trucks for his mother's side of the family, mostly Macks, which haul 45,000 lbs of stone per load.
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Hi People - New to the forum
I am new to the forum
I am an office worker who is looking to get back to a career in cooking – I have been to catering college but due to the wages that trainee chefs are normally offered I chose to go in a another direction for a few years
I am now 30 and wonder where my 20s went and am longing for a career in food.
I have started to cater friends and families parties and have been asked so many times "why aren't I doing this for a living" I am starting to wonder myself.
I love everything about cooking but most of all I love the reactions when people taste me cooking.
I am trying to start a new business form this but have no idea where to start.
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Clester Stanley "Eric" Erickson
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Clester Stanley "Eric" Erickson, of Hackensack, was born to Selma and Clement Erickson in Bath Township on Aug. 17, 1920, and passed from this life on Dec. 20, 2012.
Clester attended Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis and became a skilled welder. He married Mable Boyd in 1944. He lived in Hartland, Minn., from 1950 to 1972. Clester worked for National Tank Maintenance Corp., Kofstad Construction, Northern Valley Packing Co. in Hollandale, Minn., and Cochran's in Waseca, Minn. Clester married Barbara Studier Hautte on June 20, 1970. An avid fisherman, Clester realized his life's dream in 1972 when he purchased Birch Haven Resort in Hackensack.
The Pow-Wow Shack would rock when "Eric" played the button-box or strummed the guitar. Eric was a jack of all trades, master of many. He was musically, mechanically and artistically talented. From creating wrought iron railings to telling tall tales to the grandkids, Eric did everything with gusto and a twinkle in his blue eyes.
Eric is survived by five daughters, Christine (Bruce) Peterson of Mt. Iron, Minn., Carolyn (Tom) Kirsch of Albert Lea, Minn., Marilyn (Ron) Kubick of Owatonna, Minn., April (Todd) Brooke of Hackensack, Minn., and Tanis (Stuart) Volby of Hackensack, Minn.; three sons, Scott Erickson of Hackensack, Minn., Jack (Isa) Erickson of Minneapolis, Minn., and Eric Ray (Jody) Erickson of Owatonna, Minn. He is also survived by 17 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
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I hate airports. Truly. I am in the bad mood when I arrive at them and an even worse mood when I make my groggy landing, having just spent hours on a airplane drooling on myself. So I can't imagine it's that much fun to be an athlete after a 13-hour flight only to get a microphone shoved in my face and asked whether my famous boyfriend gives me "a secret pat on the bum" to wish me luck before matches.
Such is the life of Caroline Wozniacki, who arrived in Brisbane having to field a series of inane and pointless questions for local TV. Credit to her for playing along and not pulling a Lindsay Lohan. Honestly, she would have been well within her rights to do so. Wozniacki ended up losing her first match in Brisbane to Ksenia Pervak but has made her way down to Sydney for next week's Apia International, which starts Sunday. The tournament features seven of the top 10 women -- except Victoria Azarenka, Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams -- and will be the last chance for the top players to fine tune before the Australian Open, which begins on Jan. 14.


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I apologize for the long hiatus! But I promise I have the goods to make up for it.
Back in October, I recieved a message from a "long-lost" relative of mine who told me Gerald was her uncle. This led me to a joyful meeting between myself and my Great Aunt Emma. When I told my dad about contacting her, he instantly remembered her and told me about her kind heart. In fact, he said, the last time he saw her, she noticed his college apartment was void of pots and pans so she handed over some of her own.
We decided that we all had to meet (and for her and my dad, reunite). In November, before Thanksgiving, we drove out to her home and had a wonderful lunch. Emma even gave me some old photos of Gerald. One of which was the original clipping of the mysterious Navy photograph.
The pieces are slowly, but surely, coming together. I recently recieved a message on Classmates.com from a friend of Gerald's. I'm hoping that she can give me some insight on his personality, and hopefully, how he met my grandmother.
Emma was somewhat older than him but doesn't remember the details of how he met Linda. She does, however, recall their last meeting before he died.
Gerald had taken leave from California to bring Linda and the kids back to Pennsylvania for a visit with the family. When a now-taller Gerald saw Emma he laughed and said, "I can finally pat the top of your head."
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China Cuts Off World's Rare Earth Metal Supply
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October 21, 2011 12:40 AM
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The hand giveth, the hand taketh away
China only has about 30 percent of the world's rare earth metal deposits, but thanks to clever planning it today
controls 97 percent of the world's production of these scarce resources
. Deposits of this family of 17 elements --
vital to power electronics
found in televisions, smart phones, electric vehicles, and a variety of other devices -- are found in California, Canada, Australia, and Russia, but it will take years to bring them online.
In short the world is
at China's mercy
for now when it comes to rare earth supply. And China's biggest rare earth metal producer -- the Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth (Group) has announced that it is severing shipments to the U.S., Japan, and Europe for one month in an attempt to artificially inflate prices.
Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth also plans to buy rare earth metals in an attempt to further move prices upward. The company already controls 60 percent of China's rare earth production, thanks to the Chinese government's decision to merge 35 other local companies into the Inner Mongolia business, or fade them out.
China controls 97 percent of the world's rare earth metal production.
[Source: Wikimedia Commons]
While the Sichuan province in the southwest and Shandong in the east produce significant amounts of rare earth as well, the Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Group's decision should be enough to move prices significantly.
Doing so will benefit China in a couple ways. First, prices will almost certainly go up, reverse a downward slide. Lynas Corp., an Australian rare earth producer reveals that since June the price of neodymium oxide has declined 34 percent to $157 per kilogram, while europium oxide is down 35 percent at $2,904 per kilogram.
Sun Fan, a rare earth analyst for Goldstate Securities in the southern city of Shenzhen comments in a
Associated Press
, "The impact on the market supply will be substantial. The dual measures of suspension and purchase will offer support for the rare earth prices and make the prices gradually pick up in the future."
Aside from raising prices higher, the pause in production will allow China to try to kick start its efforts to produce locally produce magnets. When it comes to the production of the magnets used in the electric motors of hybrid and electric vehicles, typically the biggest profit is not realized at a commodity level, but at a magnet producer level. Thus in the past foreign nations like the U.S. and Japan have pocketed the biggest profits. China
hopes to change that
China hopes to supplant its U.S. and Asian rivals as the main producer of electric motor magnets, by choking resource supply to its foreign competitors. [Source: ThinkGeek]
China's Ministry of Land and Resources in September bragged that rare earth metals were the nation's "21st century treasure trove of new materials." It argued that exports should be tightened, choking foreign supply and favoring Chinese manufacturers.
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Be Alert! SRV YMCA is seeking public funds!
Original post made by CDSI Research, Alamo, on Feb 16, 2010
Tonight, Kathy Chiverton, Executive Director, SRV YMCA, asked the CCC-MAC Alamo members for funding and sponsorship support for YMCA commercial facilities and operations at the highly-opposed site deep in the Hemme neighborhoods in Alamo. Neighborhoods will strongly oppose the use of public funds and council support for such commercial facilities and operations.
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a resident of Danville
on Feb 25, 2010 at 9:20 am
When you investigate, you find out that the YMCA is an excellent non-profit organization (as opposed to a "commercial" for-profit health club).
It is extremely kid-friendly (unlike many/most clubs), with an abundance of programs for children--which is a direct, huge value to parents and communities.
It is relatively inexpensive. (They also have subsidized rate programs for those in need.)
This geographic area has a tremendous lack of full-provisioned health clubs (as opposed to small aeorbic exercises locations).
The YMCA is also extremely senior-citizen friendly (with its pools usually kept at a warmer temperature than many clubs). I only STRONGLY WISH that it would have TENNIS COURTS (which are greatly lacking in number in this area)--but there are no such plans at all.
YMCA's are also family-friendly and are helping to work on the obesity problem in children and communities.
I think that this YMCA is going to be a great BENEFIT for the cities of Alamo & Danville and is an extremely long-time in coming.( I wish it had been in operation when my kids were young and in-town.) All the surrounding cities (for miles) should be happy and proud that there will be a YMCA--with its facilities, program offerings, and track history--in its driveable vicinity.......and they SHOULD support it substantially. It will provide services that the community needs (and that the city has not coughed up the money to put in sufficient facilities of its own). So it is doing the work of the city (in some sense) and it is extremely valid use of public funds.
This is too good a value to be dissing.
The location is relatively unencumbering because it is right here in our city and close to our housing (which is actually an excellent time-efficent thing for us in an area where it is almost impossible to find a large chunk of vacate land anymore), yet it is as unintrusive as could be (with its presence alongside the freeway, alongside a park, and having the separation from houses of a river). This was a virtually unusable and somewhat undesirable piece of land in some regards (which is why it wasn't already developed).
Yes, it takes a short drive through residential to get there, but I'd rather have it close by, than located somewhere far away or in Antioch.
Let's get kids (and adults) off of the video games and TV and into exercising and sports.
I encourage everyone to help fund this YMCA and bring the benefits of it to this area "like yesterday"!
Please consider contributing--this is a worthwhile local organization building facilities that families will use for generations onward! (I sound like a fund-raiser, but I'm NOT connected with the YMCA.)
a resident of Alamo
on Feb 25, 2010 at 6:47 pm
Before I dropped out of hi-school some kids would do "carwashes" to get xtra money for there groups. Maybe svr ymca can make more money by doing a drive through car paint job. Maybe Kelly-Moore or Sherwin-Williams could donate there less popular colors and folks from srv ymca could paint the cars for $15. I think that this could be a win-win for srv ymca and the community. But know one cares what the painter thinks. That's ok.
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I have my live draft tonight and it is a pure scoring league and a snake draft.. No PPR, just TD's and yards. With that said, I have the #1 overall pick and I have been tempted to take Calvin Johnson with the #1 overall selection and waiting/rolling the dice to grab a QB at #20. Here is my projection with how the first round might look.
#1 - Calvin Johnson, WR
#2 - Aaron Rodgers, QB
#3 - Tom Brady, QB
#4 - Drew Brees, QB
#5 - Cam Newton, QB (duel threat = double points for rushing TD's)
#6 - Matt Stafford, QB
#7 - LeShon McCoy, RB
#8 - Arian Foster, RB
#9 - Tony Romo, QB
#10 - Matt Schaub, QB (Snake draft would allow them to take Andre Johnson @ #11)
So, based off this projection I only need to worry about two teams in round 2 that would be considering a QB. They may decide to go after a WR (Fitzgerald, Wallace, Julio Jones, AJ Green) or they may want to take their QB right then. My hope is that Eli falls to #20, but if Matt Ryan or Philip Rivers is available, that would be acceptable.
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I have shed tears every day since this heartbreaking news. Robin, there are no words to express the grief. I am so sorry that you were in so much pain. Be free and feel no pain. Oh captain, my captain! Make a God laugh and watch over your loved ones! Rest, dear Robin and know that you are loved, remembered and cherished. Thank you for sharing your talents, for making me laugh and making me cry. You are truly one of a kind. God Bless You.
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I am so saddened by the loss of a comic genious, robin Willams. He was not only hilarious in comedy but a superlative actor. I'm so sorry that no one saw your mental torment and could not help you. they say things happen for a reason, I don't know why. I will miss you Robin as if you. were family. May God bless you, you had a brilliant mind. Maybe you couldn't cope with so much love from fans. So sorry….
Posted at 5:27 PM on August 19, 2014
I was so saddened to hear the tragic news of the death of Robin Williams. He was such a genius and seemed to have felt things very deeply. He gave so very much of himself. His busy mind and heart must rest now. My deepest condolences to his family and friends. Robin will be missed but never forgotten.
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My heart goes out to Robins Family and Friends,, may GOD give you ALL comfort and strength,, I know he made me laugh,, and cry,, I cried when I heard the news.. Still I get tears in my eyes.. When I read or see something about Robin.. I just think that Robin's memory and everyone that loved him needs to be left alone. No televised funeral,, that's between his family and friends.. Sending prayers,, am truly sorry for his family and friends, and well as his fans that loved him.. R.I.P… I know everyone in heaven is laughing at your jokes,, you truly were blessed and loved. I just wished I had the chance to write him while he was living.. That's what I feel bad about.. If only I had the chance to let him know how much he meant to me watching his shows.. I think the stars need to be told how they are loved by fans..
Kathleen douglas
Posted at 9:23 AM on August 17, 2014
Feel very emotional
I did not know him but somehow feel like I did
God Bless you Robin
THANKYOU for all the good times and laughter and tears watching you act your socks off in non comedy roles.
I'm sorry that you felt so unhappy and had to go to soon
Your one of a kind
Will miss you
Sleep well you dear sweet man
Kath and Scott
Posted at 4:14 AM on August 17, 2014
I like everyone else was shocked by the news of Robin Williams death.The week before which was really weird that I bought a DVD in my locale Walmart,and it was "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn" I read the back of the DVD and what it said on the back sounded like a really good movie,and I said to myself it has to be good Robin Williams is in it.I first heard the news when I was online watching a video on Comcast,and I said to myself it must be a special for some reason that they're running a lot of episodes of Mork and Mindy.Then I looked closer and it said Robin Williams 1951-2014,and I said to myself it can't be true.I feel sorry for his children and his wife,I say a prayer for him every night. Rest in Peace,Robin!
Cindy Saucier
Posted at 7:07 PM on August 16, 2014
I am shocked and saddened and wish his family peace. Robin Williams was one of the funniest people on earth. My 92 year old mother called the day before he died to say she had just watched RV and thought it was so funny. We talked about Robin Williams and how funny he was and his incredible mind. Then I read the news the next day and could not believe it. What an incredible loss to us all. He made us laugh and now cry.
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Perhaps , it's house where his funeral for a televised funeral ,..On TV,…. This house .. Or somewebers ,.. could be turned I to a memorial filled with the happy memories And times of laughter he shared with all of us. . All his works. ail his genius.for. Owing. .. And the foundation could fund healthcare for the homeless and sick kids .. and more ,.. ( the homeless get to see his movies for free .). Music and writers contribute their art to a museum in his honor. .. ,.. Only his laughter and the joy he brought to us could ever be a healing salve for the deep and gaping wound the world has suffered with the loss of Robin Williams. He will be my forever hero.. A master at turning the sadness and absurdity of human beings into lightness and joy ,.. And of painting for us a pcture of the heart of real humanity. Love .. Darla
Star hennesy
Posted at 2:02 AM on August 16, 2014
No his funeral should not be televised let his family an friends have private services for his wishes..my god bless him I grew up watchin robin williams since mort an mindy an let my 5kids grow up watchin his movies I love him dearly always been a great actor even if things were said about him we are all human nobodys perfect..we will miss u dearly robin williams may u rest in peace an no worries now u in heaven..watch over us all this world isnt safe no more with all the killing babies an people an cops killing innocent people an school shotings protect us with god lord jesus..love u pray your services will go well an peaceful..also bless ur daughter an wife an love ones..our prayers go out to you an family an loved ones..
Andi young
Posted at 5:29 AM on August 28, 2014
I am so very sorry for Robin Williams family/ friends. He was truly amazing! I love all his movies… he was so versatile… so funny ….. such emotion…. a true person….with a big heart that enjoyed making america laugh. Ty for that Robin! Sorry for your pain…. May you soar high with God and his angels. Rest in peace. Awwwww I miss you though…….. but never ever forget you. Much love.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by mikhail1973, Jul 29, 2013.
Now you're just being thumbist.
Apparently I voted 41-45 on this, but my number is 46. I believe.
Prediction for number of Piston wins this season: BDL 46 Rascoe 46 S.J. 44 Detteam 44 Mogilny 43 Walter 43 GGazoo 42 McQuack 42 Linwood 38 TaS 36 Laimbeer 35 Nemo 31 *The glass-half-full in me figures the bigger numbers should be on top....
We WILL be above .500. We have THE best front line in basketball. Two of our three bigs will likely make the NBA all-defensive team. We now have a few guys who can shoot threes. The Detroit Pistons are the 5th best team in the East! 1. Indy 2. Chi Town 3. My Hammy 4. BKNY 5. The DEEEEEEE b!tches!!!!!!!!!!!!
CV and ______?
I'm also taking into account that I've overestimated the team in 5 of the last 5 years.
I think they'll be at or above .500. I'll say 42 wins, I guess.
I would add 12 wins the moment Stuckey is gone...............
For what it's worth, I've been pretty much on the money the past several seasons. I predicted a series or train wrecks and we had the privilege of watching a series of train wrecks.
What were your predictions vs actuals?
I'm going 43-39. Probably overly optimistic, but I have a good feeling.
I'd have to do the diligence on that one TaS. Have to go back and look at all of the prediction threads to be sure. Some seasons I was optimistic by a few games, others I was pessimistic. ...I'm pretty sure that I called 'em pretty much the way the went though. I gotta good feeling about this season for some reason.
That looks like a Thee post.
I put 36-40, but I'm pretty confident of a .500 season.
So what do you want for your official prediction?
The 2013 Pistons are NOT the 2012 Pistons.
A half a win? That's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for him.
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I still think that the passing game will not be as efficient this year as previous years due to Bradshaws departure. He was a vital part of pass protection and that is one of Wilson's shortcomings. Maybe Brown or Hightower adopts that role this season.
I found this data to tell a different side of the story when it comes to ranking offensive and defensive units on this team.
2017 Mock Draft
1st: Forrest Lamp, OG Western Kentucky
2nd: Caleb Brantley, DT Florida
3rd: Gerald Everett, TE South Alabama
4th: Dont'a Foreman, RB Texas
5th: Damontae Kazee, CB San Diego State
6th: KD Cannon, WR Baylor
7th: Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB Tennessee
I think the talent is there. Just hope they are used correctly. My biggest worry is no changes on the line. I hope the off season shows changes on the line. Still hoping some younger guys can step up.
that really is damn impressive and should scare the **** out of other teams. Randle has the potential to be a #1, Cruz practically is a 1, and Nicks is our 1. Murphy is going to have a career year facing the coverages he'll see. Meyers makes more sense now that we need an underneath safety valve, he got like 80 catches doing that last yr.
Ive been saying Wilson will be a top 5 rb and i think this season springboards a long, successful career. AB2 is going to continue that press the hole, get skinny, get thru to the 2nd level style of running...
My only wish/concern is the OL. If we can add a Warmack/Cooper/L.Johnson/Barrett Jones even, we can sure up the OL and then its really lights out. All the skilled players in the world dont mean a thing if the qb cant get them the ball. we can still be beaten with a so so OL, we should make the OL a strength now, not a weakness...only offensive picks this draft should be OL
Minus Cruz, he's not taking the giants offer, let's trade him.
I saw Louis Murphy at Carolina. He can not run pass patterns. If the QB needs time, he does not look for options.
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1 T. vegetable oil
3/4 tsp. vanilla
1-3/4 c. flour
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
1/3 c. walnuts, chopped (optional)
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Spray a full-size bread pan with cooking spray and dust with flour.
In a large bowl, beat egg whites and sugar until fluffy. Beat in bananas, applesauce, milk, oil and vanilla. Sift flour, baking powder, soda and salt. Stir flour mixture into banana mixture. Fold in nuts. Pour batter into prepared pan. Don't fill more than 1/2 to 3/4 full. Bake until golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean – about 1 hour.
Recipe courtesy of Clare's Culinary Creations.
Nutritional analysis: calories 176; fat 2g; sat. fat 0.22g; cholesterol 0.16 mg; carbs 36g; protein 4g; fiber 1g; sodium 490 mg
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