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Kenmore machines have different pattern for hinges and they are shaped different from most machines. I wish you lived near - I have a surplus of Kenmore cabinets I'm trying to figure out what to do with...
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
I also have several Kenmore cabinets and the legs unscrew from all of them. It wouldn't be too difficult to ship a cabinet, just a bit expensive.
I saw one somewhere that the seller advertised he'd ship it for $30.00. That's about a dollar a pound ± .
On another subject I think there's a Kenmore machine on GW that will fit the one odd ball cabinet we have. I'm wishing I could find one locally to test fit.
Last night I tried out, by hand, a Sewmor 202 at a flea market, and it made the most wonderful stitches. Today I went back to try plugging it in and trying out the motor. It runs FAST!!!! I mean it doesn't stop!! I tried plugging the foot control plug into the light space, and it still ran fast, not using the foot control at all. The foot control cord is bare just above the foot petal, so I know that it needs to be replaced. Is that where my problem is, or is it more serious and in the motor itself? I was thinking that I might need a new foot control and could get it for about $20.00 or so. The price on the machine was $17.99, but there was one on the top of the case that said $15.00, and that's what I got it for.
Is there anywhere I can get a free instruction book for it? I'd like to see what it says, although I can already thread it properly. Does anyone else have any information on this clone??
Thanks for your help.
I would replace the wires and check the foot controller as well as the motor/light outlet wires too. it sounds like there is a short in there somewhere. The motor sounds like it is fine to me if it runs and can run fast.
Also check the Clone pages here on QB.
Thanks Grant for the site for the manual. I knew that there had to be some free instructions out there somewhere. I'm wanting this machine for learning FM quilting. Did I get a good one for that? Now I want to take the foot petal apart and replace the wiring and see if that's what's wrong with it. I'm thinking that it's something that I can do.


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Salsero wrote:The cigar guy said anything under 75% was good.shogun89 wrote: I'm not that worried about mold because when manufacturing shu, the humidity can get up into the upper 80s. I think as long as I stay below 70% I should be fine, I hope.
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We had spent just over a week on Koh Sdach, and as much as we loved it, we only had a month in Cambodia so it was time to move on. Sami spoke to a friend who recommended we visit a trekking conservation area in the Koh Kong province called Chi Phat. One of my ambitions on this journey was to spend a night in the jungle and this seemed like the perfect opportunity.
I must admit however, I was a little nervous about undertaking this part of our travels under the guidance of Sami. We only had a rough idea where we were going, how we would get there, and even if anything would be there when we arrived. I like to plan everything to a T; Sami plans nothing and rolls with the punches. I was clearly out of my comfort zone but trusted him – he had done us good so far!
Sami, Leyla and I packed our bags, said bye to our friends, and boarded the crazy speed boat that skimmed us across the sea back to mainland. Fortunately, our bus was there waiting for us when we arrived. Unfortunately, the mini-bus appeared to be full. I say 'appeared' because that was what my ignorant, health and safety aware, first impression – the Cambodia's clearly thought otherwise.
The driver directed us to sit in certain places so the most stuff could be crammed on board. For some reason this meant us all sitting separately around the bus. The only good thing was that I was sat next to a window. Everything else was a little inconvenient. Rice bags under my feet, someone being sick behind me, a slim Cambodian farmer practically sat on my knee and a million other people on board. But hey, when you are paying $3 and are where very few backpackers ever tread, all the uncomfortable-ness is worth it. In fact, it even makes the trip more of an event and more of an adventure.
Last time we did this journey we did it with just over 20 people on the bus. This time we hit a new record of 30 people and a couple of chickens! To our utter disbelief, despite the bus being full to the rafters, the driver kept stopping and beeping his horn so as to attract more people to pick up
We spent around 3 hours with our new friends travelling along the dusty, part built, Chinese funded, motorway. We shared our snacks with the local kids and despite the cramped conditions, had a fun time travelling with the locals.
The bus driver kicked us out at Andoung Tuek so we could make our own way to Chi Pat. We had the choice of paying $5 each for a 30minute motorbike ride or we could get the boat which would cost a total of $22 and take 2 hours 30 min. The river up to Chi Pat looked beautiful and the boat we could see was an amazing long-tail boat with a nice canopy over the top. We were in no rush so we decided on the scenic route.
We found a man under the bridge and arranged the boat ride. The man ran off towards the long-tail boat but to our surprise ran straight past it. He ran round the back of a little hut and pushed out a crappy little boat that looked barely sea-worthy. The beautiful boat we had seen was for display purposes only.
We clambered on board and headed up stream
After an hour in the midday sun we started to cook. Sami and Leyla pulled a large mat over their heads to make a makeshift sun cover. No sooner had they done so when the sky turned black and a tropical storm descended upon us.
Now the rain out in Asia isn't like it is in the UK. In England the weather spits and spats for 12 hours and is just generally miserable. In Asia the weather makes its mind up. It absolutely smashes it down for 20 minutes or so and then stops. Normally, I absolutely love being outside in the Asian rain as it's such a great event! However, when you are squashed under a tiny mat, on a tiny boat, on a massive river, in the middle of a jungle, it's a little different.
Despite a few unnerving moments when I thought we were going to tip over, we arrived at Chi Phat in good order. Chi Phat is a community-based ecotourism thing that aims to support the natural environment and create jobs for villagers. There is one main centre through which treks and other excursions can be arranged - http://www.ecoadventurecambodia.com
After much deliberation, we arranged a 2 day, 1 night trek into the jungle. All in all it cost $190 for all 3 of us, including 3 nights accommodation, 2 rangers, 3 meals a day, all our equipment, and the motorbike ride back to Andoung Tuek - a bargain!
We were all very excited for our first day trekking. We left the village and set off walking across agricultural land. The heat of the sun was relentless and my little angel was really struggling with the heat. We were all quite relieved when we made it to the fringe of the jungle as it gave us shelter from the searing heat.
In the jungle we saw very little wildlife at first. I walked past everything until Sami told us how to really look for wildlife! At one point I was walking along behind the guide with my head a little down. I looked up just in time to see a giant spider about 5 inches away from my face. It had spun its web right across our path and the 5 foot guide walking ahead of me had sailed right under it. The spider's body was about the size of a man's thumb and its legs as large as a dinner plate. It was immense! For the next few hours my eyes were pealed for head-height spider webs.
We saw loads of small animals. Lizards, bugs, butterflies, birds etc. At one point we stopped to look at a weaver ants nest built of leaves when I felt something on my foot. LEECH! LEECH! LEEEEECH! I saw a leech creeping its way into my sock. I was terrified. I wafted my hands at it with little effect
It was now that we all noticed that we had leeches stuck to our feet. It had rained the night before and leeches were everywhere, and I mean everywhere. They were bloody horrible!
I found two techniques for removing leeches. The first is to scream and wave your arms like a mad man. An approach I found to be a highly unsuccessful. The second is to take deep breaths and slowly pick them off. It is very much a mind over matter thing! But we had no choice. We were stuck in the middle of leech hell with nowhere to go but forwards. For the next three hours of walking we stopped every 10-30 seconds to pick leeches off our shoes, legs and feet. The amount of leeches in that jungle was just unreal.
It took about 5 hours to get to camp. We were so happy to arrive as it meant we could get our feet off the floor and away from the leeches. We were almost too scared to take our boots off for fear of what we would see. To no surprise we all had fat leeches stuck to our feet which we plucked off and threw away. Nice!
Our room for the night was a hut with a floor raised 4 feet off the ground and no walls
Whilst the guides were cooking dinner, Sami and I went out to explore the jungle. Sami found all sort of bugs and stuff. He was a mad man, turning over logs to see what would run out. I'm not scared of bugs but I'm not a fan of them either so I left him to it
That night the guides cooked for us and we sat around eating, chatting and singing. It was cool. The noise of the jungle was almost deafening. As Karl Pilkington said "it's no wonder most of the animals in the jungle are nocturnal. None of them can sleep with all the bloody noise".
Throughout the evening we heard the distant rumbling of thunder and as day turned into night the rain started to fall. This has the dramatic effect of immediately shutting up all the noisy animals in the jungle and the patter of the rain helped us to drift off to sleep.
The following day we treked through the jungle and into a large opening of grassland where we saw wild deer and giant hornbills
The open grass land gave us a well deserved break from the leeches. We trekked across it for about a mile until we hit jungle again. We descended deeply through the jungle for about another hour until we hit more open grassland. The grass was about 4 feet high at times and was quite beautiful.
We reached a dirt track and followed it on route to the waterfall. By this time the sun was starting to cook us and our bags were feeling heavier and heavier. The only thing that kept us going was the sight of the interesting and constantly evolving scenery; from deep grassland, to narrow valleys, to banana plantations and so on. At one time we were passed by 6 motorbikes driven by Cambodians but each carrying a Chinese man on the back. I am sure they were drug king pins visiting a secret base. It seemed very odd.
By mid-day we made it to waterfall. It was a stunning place. The geology of the area was very similar to Giant's Causeway with basalt columns rising out of the ground. We dived in the water and swam around for ages
After lunch Leyla announced that it was all a little too much for her and she arranged for a motorbike to pick her up and take her back to camp. In hindsight, I wish Sami and I did the same. The remainder of the trek was a living hell. We thought we would be walking back through the jungle but the guides decided otherwise. We walked down a dirt track in the open sun for 16km track. The heat was immense and we had no shelter from the sum whatsoever. To make matters worse we were running low on water and what little water we did have was so hot it offered no refreshment and tasted horrible. It was an absolute nightmare but a real test of resolve.
With three hours of walking behind us we were nearly dying and getting desperate to reach the village. As if by miracle, in the distance we saw an ice-cream sandwich seller's bike propped up by the side of the road. But the man was no where to be seen. As we got closer he emerged from a behind a bush pulling up his pants. He had clearly been for a number two. Normally we would never order from a man who has just been to the toilet and not washed his hands but these were not normal times. Despite the vendor's shocking personal hygiene, these were probably the best sandwiches we have ever eaten.
Back in the village we ate lunch and received an invite to a Khmer wedding. We were a little apprehensive about how we would be received but we really had nothing to fear. The welcome we received was unbelievable. Everyone wanted to speak to us, or dance with us, or force booze upon us. It was great to see how Cambodians celebrate a wedding! We slept like logs that night.


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Speaking Event: Venezuela - Elections & U.S. Interventionism
Join the Center for Political Education and the Bolivarian Circle of Northern California for a dialogue and audio-visual presentation with Venezuelan activists Benjamin Mast and Carolina Morales. Benjamin is a documentary filmmaker and philosopher who just returned from Venezuela, where he has participated in various social movements, such as the Our America Project and the April 13th Movement. Carolina is a community organizer in San Francisco's queer & trans communities as well as a teatrera revolucionaria.
On April 11th, 2002 Venezuela's oligarchic elite financed by the US government attempted a coup against President Chávez. Despite the coup plotters' best attempts, Chávez was returned to power two days later through a popular uprising with support from sectors of the military. The saying," For every 11th, there is a 13th" became a popular slogan among Chávez's supporters, indicating that for every attack by the right-wing, left forces will triumph.
Venezuela currently finds itself in yet another crossroads with Chávez's death, setting the stage for new presidential elections on April 14th pitting former Vice President and current interim President Nicolás Maduro against opposition candidate and coup participant Henrique Capriles. Much evidence exists that the US government is looking for ways to take advantage of the current situation to move things in its favor. Venezuela's grassroots social movements, which grew in breadth and strength under Chávez's government, are bracing themselves for an increasingly turbulent and unpredictable environment. Increased vigilance of US imperial meddling and solidarity with Venezuela's grassroots will be essential in the coming months.
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In 2013, two members of Philadelphia Zoo's conservation team traveled to Rodrigues, the principle island of the Republic of Mauritius, to accompany the bats on their long journey to the United States. They kept a blog to highlight their adventures overseas!
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In captivity, the average lifespan of this bat seems to be about 20 years. Their lifespan in the wild is currently unknown.
The Rodrigues fruit bats are very social, roosting in large colonies in the tops of emergent trees (the tallest trees in the forest). They leave the roost at twilight to feed, and return to the roost around dawn. During the night, feeding bouts are interspersed with resting that usually takes place near the feeding site. They are not echolocators, but use their eyesight for travel and to search for food. Males will vocalize, nip, or strike with their wings to defend breeding, roosting, and feeding territories from other male bats.
They exhibit a harem-type of mating system. Dominant males maintain their territories around feeding and roosting sites, but females have been observed mating with both territorial and non-territorial males.
Gestation lasts for approximately 150 days, after which a single pup is born. In the wild, pups are born between August and February, but in the Zoo births are not seasonal. At birth, the newborn weighs 1-1.5 ounces, and has well-developed claws to help it cling to its mother's abdomen. Pups are totally dependent on mothers until they are weaned at 70-100 days, and they remain in a close relationship with their mother for the first year.
In the 1970's, the entire world population of Rodrigues fruit bats (named for the island that makes up their only native habitat) had dropped to less than 100. Today, the species is in rebound, thanks in part to The Rodrigues Environmental Educator Project, which works with school, community, government and business groups to encourage and support Rodrigues' unique plants and animals. The Educator Project was initiated in 1998 by The Philadelphia Zoo, and today is supported by a consortium of U.S. zoos, bat conservation organizations, and private donors.
1.5-2 feet in wingspan
10-12 oz.
In the wild, these bats eat wild figs, guavas, bananas, breadfruits, mangoes, papayas, and other aromatic ripe fruits, and the flowers and leaves of many local and introduced plant species. In the Zoo, they eat fruit nectar fortified with vitamins and minerals, fresh fruits and vegetables.
These bats live solely on Rodrigues Island, in the Indian Ocean about 900 miles east of Madagascar.
On the 2011 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, the Rodrigues fruit bat is listed as Critically Endangered.
In 1976 and 1979, a small number of bats were collected to found a captive breeding program as a hedge against possible extinction on Rodrigues. The population grew steadily and in 1982, the Philadelphia Zoo joined the team of zoos breeding and exhibiting Rodrigues fruit bats. In 1995, the Zoo made a further commitment to conserving this species when curator Kim (Whitman) Lengel initiated a study of genetic variation in the captive and wild populations of bats to provide tools on which to base management decisions. Kim traveled to Rodrigues to gather bat genetic material for her study. While there, she and colleagues visited every primary school on the island, presenting an interactive program about bats to all fifth grade students using bat teaching kits created by zoo educators.
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Cant say I agree with that. He can play the ball in the air, takes good angles. He played deep safety almost every snap in college.[/quote]
All the reports I am seeing say he has been among the best zone Dbs at the senior bowl, if not the best.
[/quote]* I read he got smoked by Umass FB/TE Emil Igwenagu on one play..**
His 1v1 cover skills arent as good as his zone. I have read that a couple times. But, most agree that is expected out of a 6'4 guy.
Evey db gets beaten too.
I just think a guy like this is interesting. The new stiffer rules on DBs and playing physical, combined with the rules which discourage the "enforcer" type safety I do think teams will start seeking out rangey guys who fill and block passing lanes. If this kid is capable of moving around back there at 6'4 he is going to be 1 tough SoB to throw over.
I wasnt really expecting much from him coming into the senior bowl. But, he is 1 of the guys I keep reading about.
[/quote]* I read one report saying he might end up being a** LB/S hybrid .* I mocked em to us** to fill the roll of Deon Grant* which i think he'd do great job of..** Do u have any clue what the big diffrence is between* Iloka and last yrs* similar player* Robert Sands?*** Does Iloka fall into that category or that of Kenny Tate?
Not Kenny Tate.Tate played close to the line of scrimmage a lot.Slip seemed to know some about Sands maybe he knows if there similar


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Playmate Hiromi Oshima puts her spin on a classic '70s movie posters.
Oscar season always inspires an appreciation of unforgettable films. Two that fill the bill are the 1970s action classics Fist of Fury and Black Belt Jones, which also had classic promotional posters. Here are our interpretations. With high-flying help from Playmate Hiromi Oshima, we hope we did justice to the originals.
Black Belt Jones (1974)
The blaxploitation and martial arts genres came together in this story of a kung fu academy targeted for takeover by the mob. This poster afforded Hiromi the opportunity to don a schoolgirl outfit and kick some Ninja butt. We were fine with that.
{"pbembedwidget":"gallery","id":"13844","size":"large","alignment":"left"} Miss June 2004 Hiromi Oshima is Playboy's first Japanese Playmate and one of our most popular models. Her cover appearance on the new issue of Rukus magazine is her most recent modeling coup and she's a regular at Playboy parties and Playboy Golf events. You can get to know Hiromi better via her website and Twitter (@hiromioshima) which she regularly updates. And, of course, don't miss all of her amazing Playboy photos and six incredibly sexy videos in the Cyber Club.


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Touch Me All Over
It may seem like old news by now, but the concept of solid massage bars were another LUSH first. In fact, LUSH founder and product developer Mark Constantine has said that the invention of solid massage bars is his proudest product development to date. It may have helped that the idea came to Mark while he was riding his bike to the shop to pick up some chocolate (it's official – innovation is fueled by sweets).
Solid products are a huge focus for LUSH. The creation of solid alternatives allows us to minimize, and in some cases, completely avoid the use of preservatives. Up to 67% of LUSH products are preservative free which means 100% of the product will be beneficial for your body. In a product meant to stimulate circulation by touch and essential oils, avoiding preservatives has instant benefits. Skin is the body's largest organ, making up 15% of body weight, and 21 square feet of surface area. Applying pure ingredients to this vital organ helps to maintain your skin and all of the many nerve endings that respond to the power of touch.
A great alternative to messy massage oil, massage bars are easy to use and are made with such as cocoa butter, shea butter, mango kernel butter and avocado butter help promote elasticity which is excellent for reducing the appearance of stretch marks. In addition to the carefully chosen essential oils and butters, some of our massage bars have delicious ingredients such as honey, and chocolate. Glide the bar against your skin and the butters will start to slowly melt with the heat of your skin, leaving your body soft and ready to be kneaded, stroked, and nuzzled.
Massage, also known as bodywork, is the manipulation of muscles and other soft tissues for the relief of various conditions and has been long considered beneficial for good health. Whether you massage the soft tissues of the body with your hands, elbows or knuckles, the therapeutic effects of massage help to relieve stress, manage pain, and improve circulation. And, because touch is such an integral element of nonverbal communication, massage is an excellent way to bond and create intimacy. What better reason to take off all of your clothes and touch each other?


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Not a bad start.
I fired the first shots out of my XD .45 today. At a walked 15 yards I put 9 out of 13 on a paper plate. I was quite happy with the results being this is my first handgun. Now I need some real range time. I just wish amo wan't soo much $$$$$$$.
Not a bad start.
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Urinary tract infections describe a health problem that results from a bacterial infection along the urinary tract.
UTI are uncommon in children younger than 3 to 5 years, but unlikely in boys at any age, unless an obstruction is present. They are much more common in girls as a result of a shorter urinary tract. Uncircumcised males are more likely to develop UTI than circumcised males. Children with a complete or partial blockage in the urinary tract are more likely to develop UTI.
Normal urine is sterile and contains fluids, salts, and waste products. It is free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi. An infection occurs when microorganisms, usually bacteria from the digestive tract, cling to the opening of the urethra, the hollow tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body, and begin to multiply.
Most infections arise from Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria, which normally live in the colon.
The following are the most common symptoms of UTI. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
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Older children:
The symptoms of UTI may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
Your child's physician may diagnose a urinary tract infection based on physical examination and a description of symptoms. Other studies may include a urinalysis (a laboratory examination of urine for various cells and chemicals, such as red blood cells, white blood cells, infection, or excessive protein) and culture that will detect the presence of an infection.
A boy with a UTI or girls under age 5 or 6 may require further diagnostic testing with a renal ultrasound. This is a diagnostic imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves and a computer to create images of blood vessels, tissues, and organs. Ultrasounds are used to view internal organs as they function, and to assess blood flow through various vessels.
A voiding cystourethrography (VCUG) may also be needed in some children to evaluate the bladder and urethra and to detect reflux (in which urine backs up to the kidneys instead of flowing out through the urethra).
Specific treatment for a urinary tract infection will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Your child's physician may ask you to bring your child back into the office a few days after treatment starts to reevaluate your child.


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Thoughts on opponent, Danny Downes? I have seen some of Danny Downes' videos. He is young, but he is a solid fighter. He never hesitates to move forward and isn't afraid to crash into another fighter. I like that style as I am in some ways the same. I think my experience in Chinese Sanda is definitely going to be beneficial for me as I will be bringing strikes and movements he will probably not be accustomed to, and hopefully that will give me an advantage. I am also comfortable on the ground and will use this mixture to win this fight.
When and why did you start training for fighting? I started training Sanda at 1999, because I always like new challenges and to conquer. It's exciting.
What ranks and titles have you held? URCC middleweight champion, UMAC welterweight champion, Legend FC "Submission of the Night" honor, Undefeated.
Do you have any heroes? Genghis Khan
What is your favorite technique? Punches
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? Yes, Xi'an Sports University, Sports Education.
What was your job before you started fighting? Sanda fighter before MMA. I have been a competitor since I was a kid.
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The Pulaski Technical College literary journal "The View from Here" has extended the deadline for submissions for the next volume until April 15. Submissions received after that time will be considered for the following volume.
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Yeah, so I made an account that will be home to pictures I have of myself in cosplay.
That's the account. If you want to see my cosplay, then go ahead and follow it. If you don't particularly care, no worries, I'm still posting art and cosplays of others here. Though I haven't been very active in that >.>
Anyways, Fanime 2013! Who's excited!? I know I am~
I have one cosplay that I am working on for that convention. :3


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Smith shows toughness on and off the court
MISSOULA, Mont. - Anyone who has caught a Lady Griz game knows that Alyssa Smith is a tough girl on the court...but what they might not know is how tough her life has been off the court.
When she was only 23 months old, Smith had a terrible accident at daycare. Her hands were exposed to 140 degree water, she needed surgery and was in the hospital for two weeks... but the scars always remained.
"You know I felt like the only different person in school," said Smith of her younger years. "I guess I was just kind of embarrassed of them. And you know little kids can be really mean. I'd often cover my hands and I would never want to bring attention to them."
It was when she was 7 years old that Smith first encountered camp Eyabsut, a regional camp in Washington dedicated to helping kids who had suffered burn injuries.
"My experience as a camper was so powerful and so awesome that I could not wait to be one of them one day," said Smith of her camp counselors.
Smith has been heavily involved at camp Eyabsut now for 15 years. She goes back every summer as a counselor to help kids who had to experience what she did when she was young. She says it was only the natural choice:
"It's cool when you hear campers say that they used to struggle with their scars, and they struggle with their appearance and stuff but now because of camp they're glad that it happened cause they have this place to go to every summer."
This weekend against Eastern Washington Smith has taken it even a step farther; she's organized a fund raising effort with all proceeds going towards camp Eyabsut.
Donations will be taken at the entrance of Dahlberg arena, there is a Lady Griz bake sale and they're even selling 200 t-shirts.
"She gives a lot to others is one of her great qualities," said Smith's head coach Robin Selvig. "That's probably the best example of it. She's a great kid and it's a great fundraiser for an extremely worthy cause."
"I'd hate to say that i burned my hands for a reason but I think that it truly did happen for a reason and really great things have happened and it's really not about me at all," says Smith. "It's about these kids who come to camp every year, it's about providing for them a place to be and it's a place a little more like them."


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Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
First off u really don't see big in season trades in football. Some of u guys are insane with these trades.
Nothing less than a first. But I'd love to keep him in blue.
Please tell me WHY again we shouldn't trade Nicks for something better? So far today he's had THREE huge missed dropped passes. This is abysmal. I can't believe you little sallies are crying over trading our "best receiver" when apparently he isn't even living up to that hype.
Rudy - I'd love for you to bring your 17 year old feminist views into this thread and act like you're above the rest of these members of the board acting like you know it all. Nicks has contributed nothing to the offense this year.


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WOW. You can likely have a reamer and dies made from it. It would be better if it was unfired at then it could be copied exactly. I wonder how much it is expanded over a unfired round
250 grain bullet that is a hunk of metal. the mag is a total score. how does it differ from a 7.62 mag?
it appears that the case taper is straighter than a 7.62 round is this correct? or is it the same?


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L.A. 6/23/77 Rare Film (w/ Keith Moon)
Rare film clips of Led Zeppelin performing in Los Angeles 6/23/1977. Keith Moon joins them onstage. (8mm film)
Concert info: http://www.ledzeppelin.com/show/june-23-1977
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Staff reports
CLEAR LAKE STATE PARK ? Park docent and volunteer Brad Barnwell will lead a bird-watching nature walk Saturday at Clear Lake State Park. The walk begins at 9 a.m. from the visitor center parking lot.
The two-hour walk will be at a slow pace and cover about two miles of paved road and established trails as well as 200 yards of wet trail and mudflats. Participants should bring binoculars, water and wear shoes suitable for walking on the mudflats as well as established trails.
Park entry fees are waived for those participating in the walk.
According to Barnwell, this is the "best season of the year."
With the lowering of the lake level, the mudflats and gravel bars along Cole Creek and Kelsey Creek are exposed, providing food foraging areas for migrating shorebirds.
With this seasonal change, viewers can expect a boom in the baitfish numbers. The "fish eaters," those birds that have a primary diet of fish at this time of year such as herons, egrets, mergansers, cormorants and pelicans, are coming in as expected. The gravel bar at the mouth of Kelsey Creek can have 75 to 100 American White Pelicans sitting on the bar, along with cormorants and occasional terns.


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Fun things to do, particularly for kids, in New Jersey. Categories of fun activities are beaches, skiing, museums and historic sites. Games, coloring books and activity suggestions abound at this engaging site.
American Local History Network: New Jersey Homepage. New Jersey Historic Activities Calendar.
A calendar of events with a historical focus. This is a good site for finding historic re-enactments, festivals and historical lecture series.
10 Most Endangered Historic Sites in New Jersey.
Preservation New Jersey, "the only statewide private membership-supported historic preservation organization in New Jersey" selects a list of ten sites it considers most endangered to raise awareness to New Jersey's vanishing physical and architectural heritage.
Virtual New Jersey Shore.
A comprehensive guide to the Jersey shore, including virtual tours, accommodations, food, weather, and more. Billed as a site "for people who love the Jersey shore," this website provides comprehensive information on beaches, broken down by county and by information category (weather, calendar of events, rental and purchase of Jersey shore homes, etc.)
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New Jersey State Historic Sites.
A directory with phone numbers, descriptions and links to websites for New Jersey State Historic Sites, from the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry.
New Jersey Hiking Trail Finder.
New Jersey hiking and backpacking from Slackpacker.com, a website maintained by hiking enthusiasts.
New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail.
A sampling of sites on the New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail, which celebrates the women of New Jersey who played a role in the state's history, such as the Bridget Smith house and the Atlantic City convention hall, the site of the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. The entire trail guide can be downloaded in PDF from the site.
New Jersey Lighthouses.
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An expression referring to the act of regurgitation. Usually associated with regurgitaion resulting from an illness of ailment.
"I drank way too much last night. I've been tossing cookies all day long"
"She tossed her cookies all over me!"
"She tossed her cookies all over me!"
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September 14, 2011
Minutes for September 14th,2011
I. Roll Call
II. Approval of Minutes
III. Approval of Agenda
IV. Guest Speaker
· RobWhiting from SafeRide: Budget made for city of Gunnison. It has been operatingaround 16 years. SGA Western State College of Colorado members requested tohave a safe ride type of program in response to two Western State College ofColorado students who passed. It was originally a Friday and Saturday serviceto help prevent incidents of drinking and driving. The budget hasn't changedsubstantially for 17 years. The county always donates 2-2.5K each year. 5 yearsago, voted that each students pay 4$, which makes WSC the largest sponsor. Howto bring an extra 4K in each year? No longer get money from Due's in theGunnison county. 5K received from surcharges from court. Each driver get's $60a night for pay. Roughly 24K are what are spent, and the revenue generated isabout $1,300. Need extra community support. The bars have a tight budget and donot donate. The drivers want to do anything they can to prevent DUI's orfatalities due to accidents. SR brings people home, gets them home safely, adecrease in mischievous conduct.
o Q:SR caters for people that call from bars. If WSC SGA is the greatest donation,coming to student fee's.
§ A: Over the course of the year, wecount the number of students 25,000 rides (18-24 year olds) last year, mostbetween September and October and changes the dynamic of house SR operates,going from call to call. It is a challenge to balance, one priority is thatsomeone who may drove to the bars wont wait for SR for a ride, they are afraidthey will choose to drive. A private residence is a bit different. They do barruns, and will be more focused on them; some drivers are better than others.
o SRgoes to bars more because often it is hard for drivers to find housessometimes. It is a challenge for drivers when people call and don't come out ofthe house.
o Thankyou! You all do an outstanding job. Rodney was a student advocate for SR, tosend a monthly budget and get active.
o Itis a big amount of money but the service is invaluable, and you cannot put aprice on the lives saved.
o Anopportunity for SGA students has a role for somebody who may want to writegrants. Giving rides is proven to reduce accidents and problems. Gladly exceptany help.
o Q:When will you know when you get the money through the county?
§ It is unknown now, but will getinformation soon. There is good support for SR in the county, we are hopeful.
o Abuserides: four block rides, liquor store run, try not to take a lot of people toone party, prevent taking people to parties, always get rides there but no onecalls for rides home at night. No bikes, no dogs on SR.
o Q:Do you know the group on campus CLUE (Caring Leaders who Understand andEducate)? Interested to learn more about drunk driving prevention.
§ A: That sounds great.
o Abalance between getting people home and helping students.
V. Action Items
· Inductions
· PCAssistant Pay
o Outlinein constitution if pay descrepencies need to be address they need to be votedon. Senators: if they would vote an approval of cutting $75 for the PCassistant.
§ Speaking with an assistant, and theywere not informed, it might be better to bring her in first.
o Q:What is her general role? She doesn't regularly attend meetings or do officehours
§ She does a lot, she keeps the officegoing, oversee council makes sure it runs smoothly, under the constitution ofbylaws. Yes, no direct contact with SGA but she has been written in the bylaws.
o Doesshe get a separate pay?
§ Yes
o Howlong have we pay the assistant?
§ The last 5 or 6 years.
o Couldwe incorporate her in what we do, like come to meetings serve officehours. It may be troubling for herposition.
o Motionto bring PC assistant in to discuss pay next week
§ 13/13 passed!
o Drawattention to the double pay bylaws? Article 8 Section 8 #2.
§ If we cut her pay will it be covered?Yes.
§ She is interested in taking PC placeafter Elijah leaves.
§ Other members may be paid twice. Thiscould be an issue.
VI. Discussion Items
· Budget:
o Lastweek we discussed the budget shortfall due to less student enrollment. We havea recommendation: 1% to all committees except Clubs. They would cover the cut,and with the reserve we would cover the shortfall. Certain committees have arollover. All have some money except a few.
§ Will all 1K be covered by theshortfall?
· Nowe are not covering that
§ Roll through options
· 1%cut, 2%, 3%, 4%, 5% no backfill from reserve.
§ Budget committee makes recommendationswith all advisors for the senators.
§ Proposal take 10K from reserve, barelyover a 2% cut, absorbing a cost for ICC.
· Why10K ?
o Didn'twant to take too much reserve away, buy hot chocolate for rescue team, we wantsome wiggle room for SGA.
o Keepsome reserve just in case spring semester has fewer students-future issues.
o Somegroups have a reserve of their own.
· Somenumbers are accurate, some are not so accurate. Only can speak for WP: reservehas been gained for 10 years, for more trips with students. Make a minimum cutnow and later investigate what people have and what they need.
o 2%cut then speak with sub committees to see what is possible to cover, so wedon't drain reserve.
o Senateconsensus thought some would be comfortable with a larger budget cut.
o Weshould not micromanage accounts.
o Someare sitting on money, but some groups have a lot less resources and arehurting.
o Wecannot keep pushing this off, we need to come to a decision tonight.
· Concernsare fiscal responsible, not spending money on things we don't need (like hotchocolate)
· Entirereserve is 45K, 25K needs to remain.
· Motion2% budget cut excluding ICCE.
o Allin favor (12/13) Passes
o Decisionhas been made!
VII. Advisor Report
o ThisMonday the 19th is the last day to be refunded 50%, go see studentaffairs.
VIII. Senator Reports
o Erika:On Friday Mexican independence day Amigo's 4-6 by the fire making sopapillas
o Chase:Football has a home game this Saturday at 1pm.
o Walker:This weekend is Headwaters! Lots of great guest speakers are coming!
IX. Committee Reports
o Homecomingemails are coming soon!
o Gracehas contracts for everyone. People who get paid see Grace after the meeting
o Floatcommittee meet after meeting would be nice.
o Lightingof W
X. AdvisoryReports
o Sarah:Friday 8-1 first board meeting in North Ballroom. Monday Step Up was canceledto Tuesday at 7pm. Open to whole student body. Feedback on Celebration ofscholarship
o Nick:On Friday at the airport there is an emergency crash landing 4-8pm. The worldis not ending…this is a requirement. They are looking for actors to pretendthey are hurt, for community service or for acting practice. Pro Cycling havesent out preliminary dates for next year, they will not change the format, keepat 7 days, but maybe start in one community and end in another.
o Haleigh:The retreat is this Sunday 8a-3p. Please eat breakfast, changed the plans tomake more conscious decisions with spending. This is a mandatory meeting. Thisis a good year.
o Grace:exciting news, move money from internal to help club sports, and we found outthere budget is not as dire as it once was. We may not have to move all themoney. Ideas of things to purchase to make sure we can pay for it.
o Meg:Wordhorde Guest Speaker at Mochas 7:00/30pm.
o Blake:Home opener for Volleyball, three nights in a row, Regis, Colorado Christian, &Mines.
o Travis:Intramurals started last week flag football, participation is down, perhaps newwebsite is to blame? The weather could also be to blame… Ultimate Frisbeekickoff start first week of October. Disc golf tournament was last week andwent well, a lot of community support, many people utilizing.
o Hayden:Club sports Baseball UNC, Soccer @ Mines, Women's rugby 11am home game, mensUNC's coming down, games @ 1
o Elijah:Recycled percussion went very well, and they were here 10 years ago. 200-250people attended.
o Noah:WP second week of sold out trips, last week they didn't have any gear. Intro torock climbing, and on the 20th free bike repair workshop class.Shout out to mens biking team who got first at a RedBull competition inWinterPark.
o Maddy:next Tuesday second event for sustainability 'do it yourself workshop', gradesocial responsibility and conscious consumption. They will hand out books, andgive tips on gardening.
XI. Special Topics
XII. Remarks for the Good of the Order
Order is in order!
XIII. Late Roll Call
XIV. Adjournment


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Turned out to be a lot of work but was enjoyable none the less. It"ll have to wait till next spring to get bees though, until then, I think I know where there is another hollow tree.
sorry folks I just cannot seem to figure out how to get a picture posted here or how to build and album here.


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Attendance (8)
21.05.12 1:01 am
you guys are one of the most amazing bands in the world and I drove 5 hours to see you play in sacramento I was the only one way in the nose bleed section singing and standing up, I want to apologize for how bad that crowd was, you deserve way better, hopefully you do your own headling tour soon and come to southern california
15.05.12 5:30 am
12.05.12 6:39 am
I went just to see you guys, this was the second time, the first was the Hollywood palladium and both shows were awesome. Wish you would have played longer.. Come to fresno!
09.05.12 3:03 am
I went specifically for Arctic Monkeys and ended up enjoying the entire gig. It was a full night of great music. What else could you ask for? Come back soon, boys. The Bay Area (+ NorCal) loves you.
09.05.12 12:23 am
Amazing show! Sacramento was not as supportive! But I Loved seeing you guys perform please come back to California!
08.05.12 5:04 am
Thanks for coming to Cali! Love you guys and your music so much!! This was my 4th show, and it just keeps on getting better and better each time!! Love all of the new singles, keep it up!!
08.05.12 4:58 am
You guys were absolutely amazing! I'd only listened to a few songs before the concert, but I fell in love on saturday night!! I have to agree not enough love from Sac, which sucked because you guys rocked my socks! Sure know how to kick some ass. I hope you enjoy you're time in America! Much love!
08.05.12 2:01 am
¡Happy B-Day Matt!
07.05.12 5:56 pm
woooo! Amazing Show!!!!:)
07.05.12 10:45 am
Brilliant! I like the Black Keys but I came especially for Arctic Monkeys! Please come back. . I would die for a small show in San Francisco. Very impressed with you guys.
07.05.12 7:48 am
Great show! Glad you guys came to Sacramento!
07.05.12 7:07 am
Two friends and I drove for almost 6 hours from Santa Barbara to be there. And it was worth it! You guys were amazing! We were lucky enough to be front row center. I was jumping as high as i could and screaming as loud as i could and not giving a f**k :D Please come back soon, anywhere in California and I'll definitely be there
07.05.12 12:30 am
Thank u guys for coming to Sacramento!! The show was amazing. I am so happy to see at least two other posts confirming that there is some luv here in Sacramento. I hope u will return. I also hope u will try one of our smaller more intimate venues so we can all enjoy it thoroughly!! Best wishes for the remainder of the tour :)
07.05.12 12:29 am
Happy Birthday, Matt.
06.05.12 3:39 pm
Agreed, not enough love in Sacramento but it was completely worth the 2 hour drive!! I love you guys! Alex I was yelling for you! Your set made my night and I definitely won't miss the next show!
06.05.12 9:54 am
Awesome show! Not enough love for Arctic Monkeys in Sacramento though!
07.02.12 4:05 pm
ticketmaster is selling them for $59.00 for one ticket... general admition is sold out.
14.01.12 10:43 pm
@ Gbid depends where you get them I got mine at the box office and it was cheaper then online.
10.01.12 3:00 am
How much are tickets going to be?


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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho - Wind is wreaking havoc in eastern Idaho.
The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning Monday for parts of Butte, Bonneville, Madison and Fremont counties.
Power outages were being reported in those areas, including 2,460 Rocky Mountain Power customers without power in Idaho Falls and Ammon, where electricity was restored after 5 p.m.
Idaho Falls homeowner Shirley Roberts said she didn't even hear her tree go down, but she knew something was wrong.
"Suddenly the light went dead, and I thought, 'Uh-oh,'" she said.
In addition to Interstate 15 being closed between Idaho Falls and Roberts, Idaho Highway 32 between Idaho 33 (near Tetonia) and Idaho 47 (near Ashton) was closed Monday afternoon, but had since reopened. Both roads had been closed because of blowing dust, high winds and reduced visibility.
"The wind kicks up real heavily at a time of the year when the ground is bare. It pulls up dust and spreads it across and makes driving dangerous, especially when visibility can be next to zero," ITD spokesman Bruce King said of the Roberts area along the I-15. "That area, there's a venturi effect thats created on the east of that slope there west of the interstate, so that really intensifies the wind"
But Monday, the stretch wasn't as bad as expected. King said that's largely thanks to Mickelson Farms.
"A large area, west of Interstate 15 ... was planted into winter wheat last fall," he said.
Gusts in eastern Idaho are about 60 mph. One viewer in Roberts told Local News 8 that the blowing dust made it hard to breathe.
Transportation officials said they did not know when the I-15 would be open.
The winds also prompted the early closure of the Tautphaus Park Zoo in Idaho Falls, as well as Pinecrest, Sage Lakes and Sand Creek golf courses in Idaho Falls, which were closed due to high winds and downed trees.
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Does anybody use these Jumbo deep boxes?
Does anybody use these Jumbo deep boxes?
I bought a mess of these + an old extractor
at an auction a few years ago. I played with them a season, the bees seem to like them but you better have a spare spine as the frames are 20 + pounds each, when full.
they are difficult to move when set up as well, but its a very cool set up.
Mine look like steamer trunks, and you can manipulate the brood chamber compartment size as the season progresses.
I have about 18 hives of Langstroth dimension, and twelve of Brother Adam's dimension, all with deep frames. They work well, and where I am are great for running as singles through the winter. The queens love them, but they are harder to work as to the depth and weight. Also have to hand extract two at a time if I end up with honey clogged brood chambers as they don't fit in my radial. I also like double Langstroth for re-queening convenience. I run Jumbos, 9 1/8's and mediums. Some people would object to the inconvenience of non-interchange ability.
Thanks for the input,I use a jumbo, 10 frame on the bottom and 6 " on the top for the winter.They work well.I find the are easy to work.Most of the time there is honey in the 6". When a honey flow is on I put more 6"supers or Ross rounds boxes on top.I am gradually phasing out the 9 5/8" standard.
When you get 8 frames of brood in a jumbo you have quite a workforce of bees!!!
I just started a hive of Dadant deeps on plastic small cell foundation (with a gap at the bottom) Right now I have them in a five frame nuc but intend to end up in a double wide (32 1/2" - 22 frames). That would be my brood nest and winter feed and I'll super on top of and/or behind that with mediums. I have a screened bottom board that is the width of three boxes (over 48"). I can't say how well they will do yet. My theory is to NEVER lift a box of Dadant deeps.
That is alot of frames,will the bees be able to handle a brood nest that wide?I always thought the widest would be 12 frames.
If there is honey on the end, it's just winter stores. I have a 33 frame medium depth trough hive right now and the bees seem pretty content in it. I ran a 22 frame deep last year and they did well in it until the mites got them in the fall.
That is amazing.I should try it next year.
Are there other Jumbo depth suppliers in the US or Canada ? I would like some other suppliers.
I get the frames from Western, the foundation from Dadant, and found square excluders at Sweinty.
I pulled six of my square medium depth supers this afternoon. One hive had chimneyed and I got off easy. The other hive had two full ones and they were back breakers. I made my Brother Adam size hives in 1978, never thinking about that I would get old and feeble. I remember back then a friend said we should make all of our honey supers, comb super depth.... in a few nore years I will start to realize he was right way back then.
Why not make them half width and put two wide on top. The bees will fill them just the same. I've done this two ways. One is just make them half width. The other is to cut a notch on the bottom on the inside walls so they can communicated between the two sides. They would weigh half as much.
FW Jones in Quebec has the Jumbo boxes but no foundation.


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General climbing discussions. Climbing, Bouldering, Mountaineering. Anything!!
**Keep the arguments to the suject, not the members!
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Freeze Frame
Does anybody have information concerning Freeze Frame by Sean Wisedale? Where to get hold of it, what it is about etc.
If I'm not mistaken , as I've seen it at the Marshall's its to do about the routes he did for the 7 summits . Great photography ! , and some boring info on Everest etc . Should be able to get it through an Exclusive Book Store or check up on some of the old SA Mountain magazine issues . Can just vaguely remember a write up of the book .
Sean Wisedale was the 79th person(& South African) to climb the highest peak on all 7 continents. Think snow, Northface gear, walking sticks X 7. What a pity it's not guide to 7 diffrent bouldering spots in SA. Or the 7 greatest trad climbs in SA. Or the first 79 sport lines in SA.
Not a bad book if you like mountaineering photos.
Not a bad book if you like mountaineering photos.
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Another paradise lost.
There was once a beautiful stream where the beaver built their damns, where deer would drink and play, where ducks would swim the day away, all the while, the bald eagle would watch from his nest.
Now the beaver are dead, the dams are gone and the eagle has left.
Think I'm talking about some big city far away? I'm not.
This letter is in response to John Ashcraft's (letter to the editor) about the zone change at 311 South Main Street.
The planning and zoning ordinance was out of date since 1992 and the comprehensive plan is supposed to be updated every five years. The planning and zoning ordinance had not been updated since it was adopted in 1965.
After reading the article last week regarding the zone change for the former Ford property in town, I felt compelled to respond and clarify some of the facts surrounding the issue. I was contacted for a quote prior to last week's edition, but chose at that time to not make a comment as I did not want to speak emotionally and without much prior consideration. It is not my intent to belittle any individuals or cause controversy within our community. My intent is to simply state the truth that has been glossed over or neglected entirely.
America! What shall we do? Our once great Christian republic is in serious trouble. Over a long period of time, the forces of the ultra-left have placed their legions into strategic positions in our government, our schools, and our churches. Their purpose was to prepare for their day of revolution when they will attempt to totally destabilize the republic of America and take it over.
Fan Fair 2012 was a great success and I have been blessed to be able to witness such a display of teamwork and sacrifice by so many different individuals and business owners in order to achieve what many thought was not possible. Months of planning, organizing, mailing, calling, begging, and borrowing paid off for me when I overheard representatives from WKYT Channel 27 in Lexington commenting to each other about how impressive our community is and how nice it must be to live in such a welcoming place.
To clarify statements made at the re-zoning meeting June 25, I have no criticism of the planning and zoning commission's activities and my comment wasn't that I felt "Ford had been singled out by the Planning and Zoning Commission."
My question was directed specifically to Mayor West as to why the Ford property request for re-zoning had required a second hearing, and I asked Mayor West for the specific statute which governed in this instance.
On behalf of Phyllis Webster, you will never meet such a wonderful and caring woman, who will go out of her way to help someone. Most people get out of the way so they don't have to help someone, not even family.
Not Phyllis Webster, she does it all, then some. It was a heartbreak for her to retire. Phyllis has not gone far, she will always be in our hearts and for some of us, Phyllis Webster became family. God bless you, Phyllis.
The Owen County Farmers' Market has plans for a great pumpkin contest this fall. So that means the time to plant your entry is now.
Pumpkins will be weighed at the last farmers' market in October if enough interest in shown. Family activities will be staged at various locations, three out in the county on the four Saturdays in October.
Information may be obtained at the farmers' market by calling Beverly Miller at the Eden Dream Foundation at (859) 242-9772.
Beverly Miller
On June 2, I attended the War of 1812 celebration at the Owen County History Museum and heard retired Gen. Carl Black tell the story of the flag at Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Md. during the British bombardment of Sept. 16, 1814.
Francis Scott Key witnessed the battle from a British ship while on board to negotiate the release of one of his friends, a prisoner of England. He kept looking to see if the American flag was still waving.
It is the "eleventh" hour and the destiny of the Ford house across the street from the Owenton United Methodist Church is in the hands of the city and zoning commission. They will meet Thursday, June 14, at 6 p.m. at city hall.
(Editor' note: the planning and zoning commission meeting scheduled for Thursday has been rescheduled for June 25 at 6 p.m.
They will hear comments from anyone to change zoning from residential to commercial. They will make a recommendation to the city council who will have the final vote.
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CRZ must be to Honda in the 2010s what the CRX was to Honda in the 1980sHonda's CRZ hybrid coupe remains on track as a 2011 model, on sale in late 2010. Honda wants sports-car enthusiasts to buy it not because it's green, but because it's fun. The carmaker considered doing a non-hybrid version of the CRZ, but it desperately wants to be seen as a hybrid supplier on par with Toyota and believes it needs a range of dedicated hybrid-only models to achieve that.So the CRZ gets a lively 140-horse, 1.8-liter Civic-derived engine. The IMA system -- motor, battery, electronics -- will be like the Insight's, as will the platform, to save cost. A senior engineer says, "It must be fun to drive, must remind you of the original CRX." And a manual gearbox will be offered. "CVT is fine for the market, mostly. But we are Honda! We must have a manual!"As a two-seater, the CRZ's smaller body mass versus the Insight should make up for the weight of the bigger engine, brakes, and tires. So a 2800-pound total, with lots of electric-assist torque and a revvy gasoline engine, should make it the real deal as a pocket performance coupe.Honda has trimmed back its sports cars. President Takeo Fukui said the company has canceled the Acura NSX replacement, though engineers say it may simply be deferred. And the rear-drive Acura range has been canceled. Honda is out of Formula 1. So the CRZ must be to Honda in the 2010s what the CRX was to Honda in the 1980s.The other leg of Honda's small-car hybrid tripod, the Fit hybrid, also is going ahead for a '10 release. To give the Insight a lower overall height than the Fit, for reduced aero drag at highway speeds, the fuel tank was moved from under the front seats in the Fit to under the rear seats in the Insight. Speeds in the EPA test aren't high enough to make aerodynamics a factor, so the Fit hybrid may match the Insight's fuel economy label, and offer more space and versatility, for less money. It will interesting to see how the marketing guys handle that one.at the link...
Honda needs to promote the guy who designed this to their lead designer. I'm not a fan of Honda's latest designs, but this car is sharp.
Imagine, a small Honda coupe that is actually desirable. I'd like to see an interior shot of the car, but so far so good.
---------------------------------------------------On the internet you can be anything you want. Its strange that so many people choose to be stupid.
atvman:Honda needs to promote the guy who designed this to their lead designer. I'm not a fan of Honda's latest designs, but this car is sharp.I agree completely. This car is beautiful. I would like to express some skepticism though. I remember thinking the Accord coupe concept was absolutely stunning. However, when the final production car was unveiled it was a major let down.
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umrex:NAH, RATHER HAVE THE OLD JDM CRX WITH 160HP AND UNDER 2000LBS!!!!just don't get into a car accident...


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Stress Fractures & Vitamin D
I take care of a lot of adolescent girls and many of them are involved in very competitive sports. As participation in organized sports and single sports year round has increased so too have overuse injuries.
One of the most common overuse injuries is a stress fracture which occurs when stresses on the bone exceed the bone's capacity to withstand and heal from those forces. Stress fractures have been reported to occur in 3.9% of adolescent girls, and 90% of those stress fractures occurred in girls who participated in at least 1 hour/day of high impact activity.
During my adolescent visits, I have routinely emphasized the importance of healthy diets as well as the need for calcium and calcium rich dairy products. Knowing that adolescence is the most critical period for bone mineral deposition, and therefore has been considered an important window to hopefully prevent osteoporosis later in life.
In a recent study out of Harvard over 6700 girls ages 9 - 15 were followed for 7 years to identify whether calcium, vitamin D, and/or dairy intake was associated with stress fracture.
Surprisingly, there was no evidence that calcium and dairy intakes were protective against developing a stress fracture. But, higher vitamin D intake among girls who participated in at least 1hour/day of high impact activity, was predictive of a lower risk of developing a stress fracture.
So, while a balanced diet including dairy products is important for over all health, vitamin D seems to be protective and lowers the risk of a stress fracture. The study did not look at vitamin D intake above 600 IU/day (which is the current recommended dietary allowance). Further research will be needed to see if even higher amounts of Vitamin D prove to be even more protective.
In the meantime, make sure that your adolescent is getting their recommended daily dose of Vitamin D and keep watching for further studies to determine the mechanism through which Vitamin D may alter stress fracture risk.


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I called and left a message, you were having problems, not sure if they are working today, but they are good people and I would think, they would like a chance to help.My call went to a answering machine, but they should call you back.
I called and left a message, you were having problems, not sure if they are working today, but they are good people and I would think, they would like a chance to help.My call went to a answering machine, but they should call you back.
There seems to be a misunderstanding here. I'm wondering if this wasn't a case of the brood getting cooked while in transport. Dead brood, not AFB.
Can you explain how you prepare a nuc for beekeeper transport? Rcard86 described the nuc being shrink wrapped. How is tghe shrink wrap used. What is the nuc box like?
Mark Berninghausen
We use strips of plasticell to cover up the entrance of the hive and 4 staples to hold it in place. It wrap around the base covering the two inch plasticell over entrance. It was wrap around the center of hive from top to bottom to hold the hive cover in place. The shrink wraps only 4" wide. The hive was a ten frame hive with telescoping hive cover and screen bottom board. We did not shrink wrap the entire hive. We also do nuc the same if they are being transport long distance. I was not present at time he pick up his bees. If he had placed them on the seat instead the bed truck that could cause the screen bottom board to have a ventilation problem.
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Also, all our nuc box have screen bottom boards.
Do you think that during a ten hour drive, on the seat of someones vehicle, the brood might overheat?
Mark Berninghausen
Yes, it could if seat is contour which could block the air flow. I do not know if he stop for a long period of time during his travel. I do not know if with the window up or down, or a/c not.
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a/c was on i have a metal platform on my floor and the hive had a few inches of air gap, (again we have a field diagnosis, no offical conformation!!!!!!!!!) The hive was packaged perfectley i think i just have an inspector who is over reacting, and i am pi**ed he made me kill the bees. AGAIN THIS IS NOT A PERSONAL ATTACK ON ANYONE i WOULD ALSO LIKE TO ADD THAT THE STAFF AT HIVES AND MORE IS VERY KNOWLEGABLE AND EXTREMELY HELPFUL!!!
In NY, when an Appiary Inspector field diagnoses AFB the hive is quarantined until Lab Verification is obtained. I guess they do things differently in VA. Too bad.
Mark Berninghausen
Im really bummed out i have a strange hunch the test will be negative
In your first Post you state that the State Apiarist checked the hive and told you to destroy it. Are you sure it wasn't one of VA's Apiary Inspectors? There is a difference. Any idea how much experience the person has had?
How did you go about getting rid of the hive?
Mark Berninghausen
Hes the state apiarist
PA's dept of agriculture has an apiary program and part of my bi-annual $10 fee that covers every one of my hives includes inspections on request from me or the state. I've had two inspections. The first inspection provided a valuable but painful lesson on varroa mites. Their contribution makes them my first call if anything is suspect.
On those two inspections here in SE PA, one of my hives was tagged for potential issues. The first by a seasoned inspector and the second by a recent biology grad. Both began with the toothpick. They tagged the suspect hive and took a sample of bees. Beyond that, I don't recall. A bit later, maybe a week or two, a letter showed up confirming lab results and giving me a clean bill of health.
As I read your plight, two thoughts came. Each hive isn't inspected every day. I can't see the need to immediately put down a colony on a field test since lab test always follow. The second thought is VA might want to visit PA.
Today is April 27 and IMHO not too late to make a go. Swarm season may be in full swing in your area. I suggest going to the next local club meeting and listen quietly to the radar for a keeper who may have abundance. Strike up a conversation long enough to get them on the soap box and immediately hunker down with great attention. When their feathers are good and fluffy, explain your plight. I suspect you'll get a line on one of their or their friend's splits, nuc or swarm capture before you make it home.
As far as your difficulty, wait for the dust to settle and see where the chips fall. Then blast the culprit directly in writing and make sure their superiors and anyone else who cares gets a copy. We're still struggling with CCD and every colony counts.
Good luck and keep us posted.
I think its great that a apiary like Hives & More would take the time to address a question like this and on a public forum!! Outstanding! I wish more apiaries were more customer service oriented. It seems like not returning messages or emails is the norm.
AFB and EFB display very different symptoms. It should not be so easy to confuse one for the other, and an inspector should know enough to send samplease to Beltsville. Was the affected brood capped or open?
Without seeing the much it is hard to have an opinion, but perhaps the 10 hour ride chilled/dehydrated some of the brood, giving the impression of a brood disease.
Sometimes the lights all shining on me
Other times I can barely see. -The Grateful Dead
I received my bees from hives and more and they have been doing great! I got mine in march. The first time I went to pick them up the weather was horrible. They didn't want to disturb the bees for fear of too much stress on them and the fear of stings to the customer. The people of hives and more are very concerned about the health and well being of their bees. As I was picking up my bees they were explaining what I should look for,their propr care etc. a few of the expert keepers even gave me their phone number in case I have any questions or problems. I registered my bees before I even got them. Florida's state inspector called me and stated he will schedule an inspection next year. They don't inspect new hives because they aren't established yet and could be stressed and show false signs of disease. Just my opinion of hives and more.
Bingo , i think my inspector is over reacting


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John Miller, MD - Director Partnership Health
"All of the incentives up until now have been for doctors to go into sub-specialties, and not so many of us have gotten into primary care. There is currently a primary care shortage. Most of the counties in this state have a primary care shortage. That could be exacerbated by this. I think we are going to have to rely on physician assistants, nurse practitioners, who provide good primary care, to help serve a population that has more access, more ability to get the healthcare they need."


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I have a friend that bought a brewery. He changed product so had excess bottle caps (he says in the industry they call them crowns). I bought 6 cases of different types and he still has 3-4 varieties in bulk. If anyone is interested in small or large quantities of these let me know. I find them handy to use different kinds for different brews/meads to help with ID. Here is ebay link for one of the crowns: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MESE:IT
You do not have to deal with ebay, best to email me directly.


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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
The Communists have won!
This is my last post. I have no more to say except I am sorry freedom has lost.
Good bye.
6 comments:
- AnonymousNovember 7, 2012 at 10:37 AM
Good luck Master Chief, and thanks for all the commentary. I will miss your posts.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 8, 2012 at 6:11 PM
Chief, it is only an election. We have another one in two years.ReplyDelete
Sure, we lost this one, mainly because Romney is a Mass. liberal running as a Republican. No body thought Romney was a conservative.
I ask myself if I could have done more. But I refuse to give a cent to those RINOs that refuse to allow the Republican Party to be an opposition party.
Our grandparents came here from the old country. We may well see our own children depart for a country that is free of corruption, and where they have an opportunity.
So don't start acting rash. It is not the end of the world. Just get those damned RINOs out of the Republican Party leadership.
Lamar Johnson
USS Topeka (CLG-8)
Six of the best years of my life
- AnonymousNovember 9, 2012 at 11:00 AM
Master Chief:ReplyDelete
First and foremost, thank you for your service. My uncle served with the Marines in the Da Nang area in 1965.
Second, please don't give up. This was just one election. Look at the election map, especially the county level map. It is almost all red! There are still generations whom you can educate and inspire.
Thanks also for your blog. I've enjoyed reading it.
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2012 at 1:32 PM
Master Chief,ReplyDelete
Im right there with you. My life has been devoted to serving. And to see that man cut us and then is going to cut us again its a shame. When he said we are not asking for more money. When we are and we have asked. I salute you master chief. Its is a honor to have put on a uniform and to be a navy gunner.
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2012 at 7:09 PM
Master Chief,ReplyDelete
Thanks you for your service. Please do not 'give up the ship.' Continue to post and tell your sea stories here. Remember that our great nation endures, and will find a way to survive our current idiot POTUS. God Bless You.
- Pony BoyNovember 16, 2012 at 4:08 AM
Time to read over the CPO Creed again...ReplyDelete


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I really enjoy the show and I like your style.
But...I have to say I cringe a bit when the guys hit the range. Kinda chuckled at the flamethrower episode when they were shooting to see who would take it out. The marksmanship was kinda sad.
Maybe you could cross promote w/ somebody like Larry Vickers and have him teach the guys how to shoot.
OK, I'm half kidding. But maybe you could spend some time on the range with 'em? Or have the guys at Discovery do some creative editing
By the way my 4 year old loves the fact that you and he share the same name.
the only shooter that has never missed is the one that has yet to pull the trigger
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I'll be within 15 minutes of the house all day.
Let me know, I'll have to go grocery shopping I have no idea what Canadians eat!
I'll be within 15 minutes of the house all day.
Let me know, I'll have to go grocery shopping I have no idea what Canadians eat!
I think it has a larger effect on you guys in the cold part of the country. 40 with rain, I didn't need a trend line to tell me that. I think the weatherman said we were up 6" so far for the rain year and just getting started. As Miller said we are getting about the same temps but more rain. Flood watch in effect again today. My bees have been making kayaks out of wax.
Why do we fall, sir? So that we might learn to pick ourselves up Alfred Pennyworth Batman Begins (2005)
Hey that is kinda cool. What kind of car is that? Maybe some of you beeks can make a hive hauler out of that.
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
VW? Must have a rear engine. It has the NASCAR style of getting in and out.
Regards, Barry
While it was indeed common to have a significantly higher overwinter success last year in these parts (MN), word on the street is that swarming was more of an issue, and more mite issues as well. For me it's not how many make it through winter, it's how many colonies produce surplus honey for me.
Might need to store bee hives in a 40 deg cooler.


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Dusty slaps Latos on the back: We got er run Mattie, let it stand up for these hard working men.
I still can't get over the improvement in Latos's slider since the Indians debacle. It is night and day.
There isn't a big enough offensive difference between Mes and Hanigan to justify giving either more starts. Their value is with how comfortable their pitchers are with them, and our starters have been in a good groove. Why mess with it?
I know some people say how will Mes ever learn how to handle the others if he never does, spring training or if Hanigan gets injured.
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Cueto also pitched 5 inn allowing 1 ER...but his catcher's name was Ramon, not Ryan.
Now Latos gets a friendly call to get out of a jam.
That Leila Rahimi is easy on the eyes.
If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve!
Nice hit
If evolution is outlawed, only outlaws will evolve!
I switched over to listen to Dick Enberg and unfortunately Bill Walton was a guest in the booth... Walton scared me twice by screaming his attempt at P-B-P... turrible
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When I first got a sample of this I thought 'This is the difference between men and women: you create an exfoliating scrub for women you focus on gentle, organic, natural moisturizing ingredients. With men you can simply say "Here is some dirt to rub on your face to scrape away your dead skin."'
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The tangy peach barbecue sauce that glazes these pork chops is incredible on grilled chicken or salmon as well. Bone-in pork chops (as opposed to boneless) are less likely to dry out. Just make sure to trim away as much fat as possible for healthier results.
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Prep Time 40 min
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Step 1
Place 1/4 cup salt and brown sugar in a medium heatproof bowl. Pour in boiling water and stir to dissolve. Add ice cubes and stir to cool. Add pork chops, cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes or up to 4 hours.
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Puree peaches, tomato and vinegar in a food processor until smooth.
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About 30 minutes before you're ready to cook the pork chops, heat oil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook, stirring occasionally, until golden brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Add ginger and cook, stirring frequently, until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes. Add the peach puree, the remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt, honey and pepper to taste. Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce the heat to a simmer. Cook until reduced by about half, 20 to 25 minutes. Reserve 1/4 cup of the sauce for basting the chops; keep the remaining sauce warm in the saucepan until ready to serve.
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This is a traditional and popular Amercian folk song dating back to the late 1880's. Recordings of the song includes version by Bruce Springsteen and Johnny Cash. This arrangement contains chords and can be used as lead sheet for easy accompaniment Sheet Music for Soprano Saxophone accompanied by Piano arranged by Lars Christian Lundholm. I've Been Working On the Railroad is also known by alternative title: Levee Song, The Eyes of Texas, Senro wa tsuzuku yo doko made mo, ???????????. - Instrumentation: Piano and Soprano Saxophone - Level: Medium - Score Type: Score and 1 Part - Tempo: Fast - Genre: Folk Music - Composer: Anonymous - Year Composed: 1888 - Pages (approximate): 6
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text: The meze tray holds all the classics, plus a few surprises, such as a ceviche made with sea bass tossed in what seemed like a mustard vinaigrette. Kalpazankaya also serves up a wide variety of fresh fish, either grilled or fried, and different types of kebab and meats (including lamb slow roasted in a clay oven, the house specialty). Everything we tried was delicious, the flavor enhanced by the bottle of raki we finished, the tranquil view and the cool breeze blowing in from the sea.


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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Love for All, Hatred for None.
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Multi-cores are here, and they are here to stay. Industry trends show that each individual core is likely to become smaller and slower (see my post to understand the reason). Improving performance of a single program with multi-core requires that the program be split into threads that can run on multiple cores concurrently. In effect, this pushes the problem of finding parallelism in the code to the programmers. I have noticed that many hardware designers do not understand the MT challenges (since they have never written MT apps). This post is to show them the tip of this massive iceberg.
Update 5/26/2011: I have also written a case study for parallel programming which may interest you.
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text: A few years ago i got on here and traded honey with some folks and it was really fun and a good time! the only person who didnt send me any was some guy from hawaii! oh well shipping must have been expensive. Anyway if anyone is interested in doing it with me this winter let me know. I have wildflower and clover honey from illinois. I would be more than willing to send a pound to receive a pound! LET ME KNOW!!!!


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yeah I hope they are rehearsing Way Down the Line, DUI, One Fine Day, The Noose, Million Miles Away, Killboy Powerhead !!
yeah I hope they are rehearsing Way Down the Line, DUI, One Fine Day, The Noose, Million Miles Away, Killboy Powerhead !!
Kick Him When He's Down, Living in Chaos, What Happened to You, Crossroads, D.U.I., Neocon/the Noose, I Choose...I want to see those live, among others.
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I'd like to hear Come Out Swinging, Huck It, DUI, I Choose, Meaning of Life, Nitro, and Amazed most of all. I saw them do Neocon/The Noose back in 2004 on the Splinter Tour. I'm almost certain that they played Long Way Home at that show as well. Both were awesome. However, I can't imagine them doing any of these deep cuts at Rockfest in Cadott, WI (where I'm seeing them this year). Given that Theory of a Deadman plays right before them and Korn after, it's going to be one of the worst crowds they'll ever play in front of.
Jennifer Lost the War - I love this song, would love to hear it live one of these days... thats if they ever make it to Arizona again!
I know it's hot here... but we have air conditioning! Please come visit me!!!!
Leave it behind, Total Immortal, Forever and a day, Long way home, Race against myself, Turning into you
I know you wanna hit that
Jennifer Lost the War, Elders, Crossroads, Session, The Meaning of Life, Conspiracy Of One, The Noose, Da Hui, Trust in you, Secrets From The Underground
Nothingtown , Huck It, All I Have Left Is You & Takes Me Nowhere.
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If the majority of us could get behind 3-4 songs that maybe realistic, perhaps we could get it done, like Lightning Rod... I asked the band about DUI (that seemed like the most popular here) but it is very unlikely... Lightning Rod was good, because the band had rehearsed that etc so the lights and stuff were set up for that, and we were pretty persistant...
I can imagine heping with something like that, like I did with Lightning Rod...