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A man and woman were burned when their Monterey house caught fire early Saturday.
The man, who had second- and third-degree burns over about half his body, was airlifted to San Jose Regional Medical Center, said Monterey fire Division Chief Stewart Roth. The woman was taken by ambulance to Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula with minor burns and smoke inhalation.
The fire at 842 Sloat Ave. was reported about 7:10 a.m. by a federal police officer at the Naval Postgraduate School across the street, Roth said. When firefighters arrived four minutes later, he said, flames were showing through the front windows in the single-family house and the occupants were "on the sidewalk, lying there screaming."
Medical personnel began treatment while firefighters quickly controlled the blaze and kept it from spreading to other houses and vehicles, Roth said.
The man was taken to Jacks Park, where he was airlifted to San Jose.
The house was severely damaged, Roth said.
At the height of the fire, 43 personnel responded from the Monterey, Seaside and Monterey County Regional fire departments, Monterey and NPS police, Pacific Gas & Electric Co., American Medical Response and CalStar.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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|November 10, 2012, 02:23 PM
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Winchester 70 - Featherweight or Sporter
I'm getting nervous as I've read some rumors (hopefully just that) that the Model 70 will soon be no more, even from the new SC production.
So it might be time to bite the bullet and order one.
I hunt in the east and it's mostly mixed woods, pines and hardwoods with a few open areas.
I have always loved the Featherweight stock (barrel length 22") but also like the classic look of the Sporter (cheek piece, 24" barrel).
What do you guys think? I am leaning towards the Featherweight but since this will likely be the most expensive deer gun I ever buy I'd like some experienced opinions.
|November 10, 2012, 02:28 PM
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I prefer the FW for most hunting - although IMHO the SuperGrade is head/shoulders above both the FW & the Sporter.
I once restocked a .338 Win Mag Sporter with a FW stock (I only had to re-inlet the chamber area of the bbl) that turned out to be a decent larger North American game rifle.
|November 10, 2012, 03:53 PM
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I'm getting nervous as I've read some rumors (hopefully just that) that the Model 70 will soon be no more, even from the new SC production.
So it might be time to bite the bullet and order one.
I just bought mine. It was made in 1961. Came with a Weaver K4 scope. Fun times.
|November 10, 2012, 04:39 PM
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In standard calibers, Featherweight. In a magnum, Sporter. You don't need a 24" barrel on standard calibers, the slightly lighter weight is an advantage and the cost is a bit less on the FW. The longer barrel and extra weight are an advantage on the Sporter.
My personal preference is the Extreme Weather, but if I wanted wood/blue I'd buy the FW.
|November 10, 2012, 04:47 PM
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I guess what I meant was the new SC produced rifles might be going away. Not that the Model 70 would soon evaporate everywhere. Ha ha!
|November 10, 2012, 06:54 PM
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I prefer the handling of a 24" barrel, and that extra lb for off hand shooting/hunting. Better balance, a little less muzzle blast.
|November 10, 2012, 07:17 PM
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It really depends on what you want to get the rifle chambered in. If you go with non-magnum cartridges I'd go with the FWT. If you go with a Magnum I'd probably pick the sporter. If you get a FWT rifle in a Magnum caliber you are buying is a sporter contour 24" barrel in a the FWT stock. The slim profile of the barrel and the trim stock is what makes a FWT IMO, I don't mind the looks of the FWT stock with a sporter contour barrel but it just isn't quiet a FWT.
As far as production leaving SC, I doubt it happens anytime soon. Plus if it does I'm sure the M70 is here to stay as I think sales have been going pretty well for them since they came back. They gave up trying to compete for the low end of the market and have placed themselves solidly in the middle, without making a whole lot of compromises to their product. The whole reason that they went to SC was to avoid the Unions that pushed them to bankruptcy.
Of course with the current political climate one never really knows what will happen next.
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|November 11, 2012, 04:32 PM
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I too hope it's not so. Regardless, Featherweight. There are millions (I exaggerate) of Sporters out there--Pre 64, XTR push feeds, Classics (Connecticut) and now FN...you'll always be able to find something...But for me the slim, Schnabel forended (XTR, Classic and FN) Featherweights are the ones to get/"invest" in if you have any concern. Again, non magnum as others have said. JMO.
|November 11, 2012, 07:34 PM
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I like the Featherweight. If you're carrying the rifle all day, it's a big deal.
It's going to recoil more, but you won't notice it when hunting.
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As I See It: Disappointed, but not surprised
Crosslake is back in the running for the Most Precipitous Negative Action Contemplated And/Or Taken by a City Council Award.
Nisswa held the front-runner position for its handling of the matter involving that city's chief of police until this past week. In Crosslake, it is the Planning and Zoning (P&Z) Department headed up by Mr. Ken Anderson that's next on the chopping block — or was already guillotined this past Tuesday evening (as a memory jogger, Step One was the clumsy and unprofessional coerced resignation of Mr. Tom Swenson).
First, here's some background and history. I may be foggy on the dates and times, but not on the essential facts. Mr. Anderson has been a target of the Crosslake Realtors and most of the city business community since he was hired. The reason for that appears to be his overzealous application of the city's ordinances. Little secret: Two city council members are Realtors who could easily have a conflict of interest in this matter.
The powers that be in Crosslake and in much of small-town America do not want anyone who is overly professional in carrying out his or her duties. They want someone who is more malleable, sensitive and willing to bend or ignore the rules when folks come in and want to build a mansion on a postage stamp. They don't see why business should have to meet standards for handicap accessibility and services. They want to put up as many signs as they wish wherever they wish. They don't like lighting standards and restrictions. They don't want to have to worry about parking, but the city better pave their roads and plow what they have paved.
One of the current city council members has been actively working for Mr. Anderson's dismissal for years. In the spring of 2011, the mayor and Mr. John Moengen clumsily introduced a proposal/plan to save money by contracting out the P&Z function to Crow Wing County that had the basic impact of feces in a punchbowl.
The public's reaction was not good as the mayor quickly tap-danced and back-pedaled around the issue and stated that this was only an issue being studied and that P&Z would stay in Crosslake. He just hoped we would ignore the "actual makeup of Planning and Zoning."
It was also during this timeframe that the famous, "I don't know what Planning and Zoning does," statement was made and repeated by the mayor and Mr. Moengen.
I've always been impressed when a person actually admits to not knowing something, unless it is something you would expect them to know as a vital part of their job as policy makers for our city.
Speaking of the policy makers, when I was on the city P&Z Commission, on numerous occasions we asked the city council for policy guidance and direction in regard to interpretation and revision of the City Code. In nearly every instance, the council punted the ball, obfuscated or tabled actions rather than provide concrete direction or make a hard (or any) decision.
Let's fast forward to this year and the request to the county to have Mr. Chris Pence do an assessment of Crosslake's P&Z office. In his May 2013 report Mr. Pence made 31 recommendations that required action by the city council and the Crosslake P&Z staff. To my knowledge, the council has not directed implementation of any of the recommendations — least of all those directed at the council itself.
Much has been made of the "award-winning" Land Services Department at the county. The awards recognized the county for consolidating five agencies into one, which doesn't seem to bear in any manner to our small city staff, and the "substantial and unprecedented overhaul of its land use ordinance."
Now that does bear directly on our city, but again our city council has never formally directed a rewrite of the City Code; it has only whined about it or what it might cost to have it done.
A few months ago, council members Wessels and Heacox, along with the city administrator and attorney were appointed to meet with Crow Wing County Land Services to discuss implementation of Mr. Pence's 31 recommendations and report back to the council (and I assume the public).
I believe our two council members overstepped their bounds. To wit, last week, a copy of a formal agreement with Crow Wing County to provide P&Z services to Crosslake along with other documentation as soon as possible upon approval was distributed to some city personnel. The council package contained misleading financial figures and the statement of tasks seems to take power away from the city.
One wonders how many of the Open Meeting Law provisions were violated in order for this proposal to have gotten to this state without any public knowledge or input. Either that, or the people involved overstepped their bounds and authority in negotiating this agreement.
Or is Crow Wing County trying to downsize and hand off the excess personnel to Crosslake and its taxpayers?
At the Sept. 23 council meeting, the mayor appeared frustrated at the demands of the public to be heard on this issue, stating it was a "council issue" and implying the public had no right to question the council's actions or motives in an open forum.
The council needs a refresher course on communication and might need Civics 101 again.
Actions speak louder than words and it appears the majority of the city council is prepared to give the raised single digit to the citizens of the city once again. I know this sounds pretty ugly, but what I've seen over the last 2 3/4 years has been far uglier, in my humble opinion.
Shouldn't our elected leaders be above the venal and petty at the behest of a small group of people and use the prism of what is best for the city as a whole for basing their decisions? Maybe the concepts of "best value" might be explored instead of using the "cheapest" solution as a method of execution.
Of course, no respect was given to Tom Swenson, so why should they change now?
Well, that's the way I see it.


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- Direct near river Rhine (3min. walking distance)
- Popular residential location in the district "Benrath" (shopping, services, medical care)
- Public transport within a few minutes walk away (metro and tram stop)
- Downtown about 20 minutes. away by public transport
- Proximity to the castle "Benrather Castle"
- Proximity to the University
- Apartment with semi-circular balcony - views of a big beautifully landscaped leafy residential park
- Living area with couch, chic design cupboard and large flat screen TV
- Sleeping in proper beds 1.60mx 2.00m
- Open kitchen with fully equipped kitchenette (2-hotplates, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, kettle)
- Dining area with table and 4 chairs
- Bathroom with bath (shower curtain)
- Possibility of parking in the garage
Bed linen and towels are provided.
The apartment is facing west, so that the afternoon sun looks purely.
Easy to arrive and immediately feel at home.
Live where other people wish to be there
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Our second (my family and I) expected stay at this apartment in the month of July was from July 26-30, 2015 at the closure of our annual vacation. Again, Christine ensured that we felt at very well at home (repeating her typical welcome treat) including providing us with a storage place for our luggage between our first and second visit. I am not sure she could have provided us with anything much much better than we had. chritine, Herzlich Vielen Dank und gern wieder. Wir wiessen ganz genau wo wir hin sollte, wann naechst wir nach Düsseldorf ankommen.
We stayed here for the first time from July 15-23, 2015. This is an excellent and extremely beautiful apartment with modern fittings and furniture. Had it not been for the excellent and accurate photos, the set-up of the apartment would have been beyond the expectations of my family and I for a rented premises. Christine and her husband were extremely kind to us and anyone who books and checks into this apartment can be sure to feel at home as the apartment has anything that you can think of in any modern home. The red and ash coloured combination of the furnishings is just fantastic. Excellent and varied public transport connections within the Westphalia state. "Da Deutschland auf jeden Fall unsere zweite Heimat ist, war die Buchung von diesem Apartment das richtige. Nur weiter zu empfehlen. Ganz top WIMDUer, deswegen auch immer verbucht!"
Excellent choice for a stay in Duesseldorf:
- very pleasant and accomodating hosts
- nice quiet but at the same time well connected neighborhood
- within walking distance to Rhine river and charming Benrath castle
- well appointed modern and clean appartment
In short: You won't find anything better!
In summer in August and September I spent one week in Christine´s flat. I was very satisfied there. I liked the flat a lot. If I visit Dusseldorf again I will try to stay here one more time. Christine was very nice and helpful. Jan from Prague.
Everything is Perfect! We enjoyed very much staying at this apartment. Location is very good, very quiet outside - only birds singing. Apartment is very nice, comfortable and clean. Internet is free and good speed.
Very nice location, spacious, clean, cosey and quiet. Even better than we expected. Christine is a great host. Communications went smooth and we highly recommend this location to everyone. Whenever I'm back in Düsseldorf and need to stay over, Christine's place is definitely where we want to be!!
Hello Christine.
Thank you very much for your very nice, clean, well accessorized and comfort apartment.
We stay there during the Medica fair.
The transportation was easy to go from and to the fair and the city.
We defenatly come back.
Thank you Christine.
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Prepare your home for communication wiring. We'll show you how to install CAT-5e and RG6 coaxial cables to update the telephone, TV, Internet, and other communications. It's easy to install and the expense is modest when you do it yourself.
CAT-5e phone cable and RG6 coaxial cable will take care of all your future communication needs.
You may not think you'll ever need an updated communication system, but with the increasing digitizing of our society, you will. The need is now. Within a few years, digital TVs will be the only show in town, and the high-speed links to the Internet will be more necessary and affordable. More and more, electronic components will need to "converse." And your old phone and cable wires just won't be up to the task.
It's easy to feel intimidated by all the electronic jargon. However, for now, all you need to know is that your telephone, TV, Internet and other communication needs can all be handled by running only two types of cable—all headquartered in a central distribution system you can install yourself. It's as easy as fishing in a new phone line, except that you'll need four cables (two phone and two coaxial) to each jack to do the job right.
We'll show you how to run the wires, install the proper jacks and hook up the central distribution box. The new system doesn't mean you have to scrap your old cables and jacks. Existing phone lines and jacks can coexist with your new system.
We recommend that you initially install new cables and jacks to rooms only where they're needed, and upgrade the system with new jacks and lines as your electronic needs change. The beauty of the installation system shown in this article is that it will be easy to reconfigure, enhance or expand it in the future. Eventually you'll be able to connect any compatible devices simply by "jumping" cable or phone lines in the distribution box (much like old-time telephone operators used to do in the first half of the 20th century).
It's easiest to install the system when you're remodeling, adding on or building a new home. The walls are open and it's simple to route the cables to every room. But in most cases, you can also retrofit your existing home (although it'll take a little more effort fishing cable and sometimes cutting and patching walls). We'll show you some strategies that'll help.
The key to an upgradable system is to place the main distribution panel in a location where it'll be easiest to fish additional wires and jacks to the rest of the house. In the example home (Fig. A, below), we show the laundry room as the logical place for the distribution box. From there, wires can be easily fished to the basement and to the attic and then on to selected outlet locations anywhere in the house. But the best location for the distribution panel may be different in your home—a furnace room, garage or even a closet.
You'll also need to create an access into the stud space above and below the panel. For easiest access, position the panel in an open stud space so you can fish new lines into the panel. We show you how to do this with a panel that unscrews from the wall (Photo 18).
Next, plan your cable routing paths. Attics, basements, crawlspaces, garages and even closets offer the easiest unimpeded routes. Then you can usually drill holes through top or bottom plates and fish the cables in without opening up finished walls. But middle floors that are sandwiched between finished floors can be more challenging. Routing to those rooms by surface-mounting cables through closets is one good strategy, but sometimes cutting and patching holes in finished walls or even ceilings to run the wires is inescapable.
Here we show you the most useful jack configuration: two cable jacks and two phone jacks, all in the same cover plate. (A single cover plate will handle four different lines.) And a cable jack will handle video- or cable-based Internet.
The extra two phone and coaxial cables will handle "interhouse" networking. You probably won't need all these lines right away, but pull the wires in anyway. However, you don't have to hook them all up. Just attach the jacks and snap them into the cover plate and coil the extra lines neatly inside the distribution box.
All four of the lines from each outlet go back to the distribution box. That calls for a lot of wires, but wiring and jacks are relatively cheap. If you know that you'll only need one cable or one phone jack, just run single lines and use a different cover plate.
Use a drywall saw to cut out the drywall between two wall studs. Stop the cuts at the top plates at the ceiling and 2 in. above the baseboards at the floor. (Cut a small inspection hole first to locate wires within the wall to prevent damaging them.)
Screw the distribution box to the sides of the studs at a comfortable working height. Make sure the box projects past the drywall 1/2 in. to allow for the thickness of the access panels (Photo 18).
Drill a 2-1/2 in. hole through the top and bottom plates to access the attic and basement for cable runs.
Install 1-1/2 in. male adapters with locknuts. Cut two 12-in. lengths of 2-in. conduit and cement 2-in. male adapters to one end. Drop one from the attic and poke one up from the basement (Photo 6).
Photos 1 – 4 show how to cut out a stud space and mount the distribution panel. We opened up the stud space within a few inches of the ceiling and floor to mount the distribution box and to fish the cables (Photo 2). But that stud space has to remain accessible for running new cables later as your system grows.
A handsome cover panel made from painted MDF (medium density fiberboard) screwed through the drywall into the studs makes access just a matter of unscrewing it from the wall (Photo 18).
Hold a low-voltage remodeling box against the wall between two studs so the center of the box is 12 in. above the floor (or match the heights of other outlets in the room) and draw around the box and holding wings. Then cut out the opening with a drywall saw.
Use special staples that hold the CAT-5e cable, but won't crush or crimp it.
Following your plan, position and cut holes for the low-voltage remodeling boxes (Photo 5) and run the cables (Photo 6). When you fish wire from the jacks, label one cable of each pair with an "in" and the other with an "out." It's easy to get confused once all of the lines have been run. Use colored tape around both ends (Photos 7 and 14) of the cables and identify the outlet by writing its room location on the tape at the end you feed into the wall before you fish it. To keep everything straight, do the same on the outlet end after it's cut to length.
We used orange tape to designate "in" and blue tape for "out." Retape and mark the ends as you cut the cables to final lengths within the distribution box for hookups (Photo 16).
Handle CAT-5e cable with care. CAT-5e cable is made to exacting standards with specially designed twists between each individual pair of wires. For best performance, follow these wiring guidelines:
Fish the cables from the openings into the distribution box in pairs of coaxial and CAT-5e. Mark the ends of the cables with colored electrical tape for the outlet location.
Run the fish tape down into the outlet stud cavity through a 3/4-in. hole drilled through the plates from the attic, then tape both of the marked cable ends to the fish tape. Pull them up into the attic and then push them down to the distribution box. Leave about 3 ft. of extra cable at the distribution box. Cut off the outlet end of the cables about 12 in. past the openings and mark the ends with more colored tape.
Install the remodeling box, then cut into the end of the CAT-5e cable about an inch with the electrician's scissors and peel back the insulation. Pluck out the internal string and use it like a zipper to peel open about 4 in. of cable.
Snip around the base of the insulation with the scissors to remove it. If you cut it with a knife, you might nick the wires.
Gently Untwist the colored pairs and bend them into the matching terminals. Work from the front of the jack toward the back, using the punch-down tool that comes with the jacks. Push them in until you feel the little snap that tells you the connector has bitten into the wire. Using the scissors, cut off the excess wires flush with the side of the jack.
Note: You don't have to strip the insulation. The connector cuts through it when you punch it down.
Parts of a CAT-5e modular jack. You'll use the "A" color-coded wiring pattern.
Photos 7 – 9A show you how to wire the CAT-5e jacks. It's easy to get confused by the "A" and "B" markings on modular jacks (Photo 9A).
The color-coded sticker on the side of the jack shows you where to punch down each wire. Generally, residential phone systems and telecommunication modules are designed for the "A" layout while commercial systems are designed for the "B" system.
Tip: When you're installing jacks or punching down wires on the terminal board, untwist pairs carefully and punch down within 1/2 in. of the beginning of the untwist.
Clamp the stripper tool around the coaxial cable with about 5/8 in. of the cable projecting past the tool. Spin it around the cable several times until the sound of cutting metal stops, then remove the tool. You may need to adjust the cutting depths of the little knife blades inside until it strips the cable as shown below right. Expose the three layers of the cable by stripping with your fingernails to reveal the inner signal wire, white insulation and metal shielding.
Assemble these parts for the wall outlet (Photo 12).
Push on the F-connector until the white insulation is tight against the back of the connector, and then crimp it on with a crimping tool. Snip off the copper wire so it projects 1/8 in. past the end of the F-connector.
Screw the F-connectors to the back of the F-jacks and tighten them with a wrench, then snap them into place in the cover plate. Snap in the modular jacks as well, then screw the cover plate to the remodeling box.
Photos 10 – 12 show you how to attach the coaxial cable connectors and jacks and snap them into the wall outlets. You need special tools for this operation (Photos 10 and 11).
Connect a No. 10 ground wire with a grounding screw to the bottom of the box (Photo 14) and to the main ground line of the home service panel with a split-bolt connector.
Snap in the telecommunication module and cable splitter and organize the phone and coaxial cables within the box for easy hookups using loose-fitting Velcro straps. Leave an extra loop in the main coaxial cable line from the street for a future signal booster. Route coaxial cables in from the top of the box for easier splitter hookups.
Punch down the main phone line (from the interface box) into the telecommunication module. Crimp an F-connector to the main coaxial cable(from the cable company's hookup box) and tighten it onto the center splitter port.
Crimp F-connectors onto the "in" coaxial cables and screw them to the splitter terminals. Cap any unused terminals with terminating resistors. Strip the CAT-5e cables (Photos 7 and 8) and punch them into the terminals on the voice and data module, then clip off the excess wires with the electrician's scissors.
Snap in jumper cables (included with module) to route phone lines to the jacks, according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Cut, rout and paint 18-in. wide MDF cover panels and screw them through the drywall into the studs with 2-in. drywall screws and finish washers.
The punch-down markings on the module in the distribution box also can be confusing because the slots are marked with a color but no stripe designation. You'll have to study the instructions that come with the module to make sure.
Usually the mostly white wire with small colored stripes goes in the uppermost or farthest left slots followed by the mostly colored wire with the thinner white stripe (Photo 16).
If you get either the module wires or the jack wires mixed up, your phones probably won't work, so be sure to consult the directions before hooking up either one. To further alleviate confusion after the system's installed, plan on using colored jacks, too (Photo 7).
Remember to ground the system
It's important to ground the distribution box (Photos 13 and 14) before snapping in the telecommunication module. Even small static charges you introduce to the system from your body can damage delicate electronic components.
We show connecting a 10-gauge wire from the ground screw in the box to the main ground wire of the electrical service panel. Hook the new ground wire anywhere on that main ground wire. You can also attach the ground to your main water supply pipe within 5 ft. of its entrance point, if the pipe is metal.
Let the phone and cable companies do the main interface hookups
The phone and cable TV interfaces (the boxes where the lines from the street hook up to your home lines) can be positioned either inside or outside the house. It's up to you to get the lines from the distribution box to the interfaces. Run them to the interface locations and leave a couple of extra feet of cable. Call the phone and cable TV companies to take care of the actual hookups.
You'll find all the materials and tools you need for your wiring project at most home centers in the telephone accessories department. The big-ticket items are the distribution box and its components. After this initial investment, expanding the system is cheap.
Buy your cable in bulk— it's much cheaper that way. CAT-5e phone cable is sold in 1,000-ft. spools. It's made to extremely high standards and contains four twisted pairs of wires, so it'll carry up to four different telephone lines per cable. RG-6 coaxial cable is sold in 500-ft. spools.
The heart of the system is the distribution box (Photo 2). If you think you'll only need six or fewer outlets throughout the house, buy a small box. But if you want to leave room for expansion with lots of outlets and space inside the box for networking, signal amplifiers or other hardware, get a larger one.
Go to any electronics store or home center and you'll find plenty of hardware designed to speed up, expand or improve your basic system. The space needed for this hardware is one of the main reasons we recommend going with the larger distribution box.
The telecommunication module (Photo 14) is the nerve center for phone jacks and jack-to-jack link-ups. Also included in the module is a coaxial splitter. The splitter distributes the cable connection from the street and "splits" the signal to send it to any components you hook up to it. You can add more phone banks or splitters as needed. A starter module will take care of your immediate needs. You can snap in banks of jacks or even more modules as required.
At the outlets, you'll attach modular telephone jacks that snap into the backs of the cover plates. Don't worry—they'll accept old and modern phone lines.
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Magic bees from Canada are on there way, since we can't legally import bees on comb they will be 4 lb packages ,air freighted
Bulk bees from Canada in Feb?? Man there really is global warming..
Does Canada allow Australian bees in?
John B Jacob www.oldsolbees.com
This may be a rather naive comment, but how high does the price have to go before almond growers decide to replace some trees with thistle, rosemary, etc, etc and keep some hives around throughout the year.
Interesting quote from Randy O.
"In general, most beekeepers' bees look poorer than normal. Lots of junk
being delivered to the orchards. Some unscrupulous beekeepers splitting
hives into worthless queenless splits simply to make count for boxes with
bees flying out of the entrance.
Scuttlebutt is that bee supply will be short, with some growers getting
nasty surprises this week. This will cause hard feelings, since nut prices
are set to rise substantially, and growers want to set a better crop than
last season"
I'm not an almond grower or pollinator, but my guess would be that even with higher prices of hives there is still more money in trees in the ground than tearing them out to put year round bee forage. As long as there is a high demand for almonds, there will be more trees in the ground and more bees needed. I'm curious to see what happens next spring, will the shortage of bees turn into a surplus driving down the current prices?
I'd like to hear the thoughts of the commercial guys.
Coyote Creek Bees
Seems to me (and I am an outsider looking in) listening to many of the beekeepers here on this forum, they are getting comfortably paid around the $165 per hive mark. I am also gathering these beekeepers are supplying hives in top notch shape. But Im also hearing alot of talk of $200 per hive plus from the speculative gossip.
Put the two together and yes, the fringes will be operating in that boom bust business environment, while the rest sit comfortable all the way through
Ian Steppler >> Canadian Beekeeper's Blog
If the price of Almonds stay where they are currently at the growers "should" be able to afford about $400-$420 per acre for pollination to give the bee guys the 7% + or - of the gross we have been averaging the last long while. $210 a hive is not proportionately out of the statistical norms.
It sounds to me like the law of supply and demand is working just fine in the almond pollination business. Somebody should tell Chicken Little.
Supply and demand is right. Next year the situation could reverse itself and an oversupply could result in strong hives sitting. But if the droughts continue and varroa keeps devastating hives, next year could repeat this one. Lots of variables. Take your best guess and plan accordingly.
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Got a question here, do the small farmers with say 10 acres or so of almonds go in a co-op with other nearby small growers and hire a large beekeeper, or do you think they find their own bees? I would like to do small pollination jobs next year and I am wondering if it would be best to go through a broker or find another venue to find a small grower and grow a yearly relationship with them, and maybe if I go to sideliner status they would put word of mouth out?
Coyote Creek Bees
The smaller grower plant next to the big grower so they don't have to rent hives. Sorry bees really don't know which grower has paid for there usage.
Phil, just a short eleven months ago guys were searching for an open spot to put bees, many left to go back home with nothing in their pockets.
plant'em and they will come.
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>>>growers will scream to open up from Canada or even worse
easy now cowboy
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Overview And Outlook For The P/C Insurance Industry: MarketScout Entrepreneurial Insurance Symposium
Overview And Outlook For The P/C Insurance Industry: MarketScout Entrepreneurial Insurance Symposium
This PowerPoint report, presented in Dallas, TX by Robert Hartwig, president of the Insurance Information Institute, at the MarketScout Entrepreneurial Insurance Symposium analyzes factors that will affect the property/casualty (P/C) insurance market in the coming year, especially in the workers compensation line. These factors include an improving economy, uncertainty as to whether the labor market will grow robustly and the potential for a recovery in the nation's manufacturing sector. Presidential politics and the P/C insurance industry are discussed in a section that focuses on how the outcome of the election might affect the Affordable Care Act and healthcare reform, implementation of the Dodd-Frank Act, composition of the Financial Stability Oversight Council, key committee positions and the leadership, staffing, agenda and budget of the Federal Insurance Office. The presentation also includes a summary of P/C financial performance and discussions of what is necessary for the market to turn and factors that contribute to the underwriting cycle.
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See your second paragraph: I wouldn't've sold him a gun, because the transaction felt all wrong.
I bet that he couldn't pick the guns up because his name failed to clear.
He wanted you to get them as his "straw man," and give them to him once you both had left the shop.
Maybe he learned to cut hair in prison.


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The timestamps shown at the top right of the seismograph drums shown below are the time when these images were last refreshed. Each horizontal line (or trace) represents 30 minutes, each vertical line is spaced 1 minute apart; 24 hours of recording are displayed in total. The most recent signal is drawn at the bottom right hand corner of the drum. Then read the traces from right to left, bottom to top, to get from the most recent to the oldest signals. The trace will appear red if the signals are very large; this means they have been clipped to stop them overwriting too much of the surrounding image.
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RSAM (Real-time Seismic-Amplitude Measurement) and SSAM (Seismic Spectral-Amplitude Measurement) are techniques that permit volcano seismologists to evaluate the nature of seismicity at a volcano. They are able to recognize subtle shifts in frequency related to changing dynamics of magma or gas movement within the volcano, or the amount and style of volcanic tremor. They also show other noise like windy weather or traffic.


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Perhaps there's a baby boy in Jessica Simpson's future?
The new mom, who is expecting her second child, says her current pregnancy has been vastly different from when she was carrying daughter Maxwell.
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"I've been really, really sick so I can't wait to actually be able to crave something like I did in my first pregnancy," Jessica revealed during an appearance on Tuesday's "Tonight Show with Jay Leno." "I'm due in the summer so I still have a ways to go -- hopefully I start feeling better."
Though the nausea is highly unpleasant, the 32-year-old star said it may help her maintain a more healthy weight this time around, as she gained "a lot more" than her doctors had hoped during her first pregnancy.
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"The last time I ate everything in sight. I was really happy to be pregnant and I just didn't even step on the scale," she said. "I was the person who turned around and said, 'Just don't tell me, I'm having fun.'"
Adding, "I guess I just didn't realize you could gain that much weight that quickly. I had fun doing it but once I had Maxwell I realized that it all wasn't water weight and I had to really work hard. In four months I lost over 50 pounds."
As for when she'll tie the knot with fiancé Eric Johnson, Jessica said the couple's nuptials have been postponed yet again due to her surprise second pregnancy.
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"We've had two different wedding dates, but he keeps knocking me up," she joked. "I'm doing it very backwards, I know! I'll just keep my legs crossed this time."
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, in addition to having her second baby, the reality star-turned-fashion mogul will soon star in a comedy pilot for NBC.
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text: ND was blown out because the SEC is just that good. Yeah, they had a tough schedule. Alabama had a tougher schedule. Much tougher. Heard somebody say it last week. To bad Stanford made that kick in overtime to beat Oregon. Then again, maybe Alabama would have been left out. Anyway, there will soon have a playoff system. Also, don't forget about Ohio State. They will be a force once again. They where undefeated this year but still on suspension.


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These tender steaks make a quick and flavorful entree. Kids will love the pizza-sauce topping, and you'll love that they're getting a nutritious supper. Mary Hankins - Kansas City, Missouri
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- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 beef top sirloin steak (1 pound)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 cup pizza sauce
- 1/4 cup shredded Italian cheese blend
- In a shallow bowl, whisk egg. In another shallow bowl, combine the bread crumbs, basil, oregano, salt and pepper. Cut steak into four pieces; dip each piece in egg, then coat with bread crumb mixture.
- In a large skillet, cook steaks in oil over medium-high heat for 2-4 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°).
- Meanwhile, heat sauce in a small saucepan. Spoon over steaks; sprinkle with cheese. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Italian Steaks in Simple & Delicious March/April 2010, p30
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I am getting a new package that I will put in a hive with drawn combs and 4 frames of honey (this hive's colony was lost this winter, the frames and combs are in good shape, no AFB or EFB). The question is: do I need to feed this package? If yes for how long? If no, is it still worth adding a brood patty?
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Obama on hot-mic moment: I wasn't "hiding the ball"
posted at 9:50 am on March 27, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
After a day of spin from the White House didn't tamp down outrage over Barack Obama's sotto voce conversation with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev, the President himself addressed the controversy. Earlier today, Obama insisted that nothing he told Medvedev was out of the ordinary, and that he wasn't "hiding the ball" on missile defense:
A defensive President Obama said Tuesday he wasn't guilty of "hiding the ball" when an open microphone caught him pleading with the president of Russia to delay missile shield talks until after this year's elections.
"The only way I get this stuff done is If I'm consulting with the Pentagon, with Congress, if I've got bipartisan support and frankly, the current environment is not conducive to those kinds of thoughtful consultations," Mr. Obama told reporters at a nuclear security summit here. "This is not a matter of hiding the ball." …
"I don't think it's any surprise that you can't start that a few months before presidential and congressional elections in the United States, and at a time when they just completed elections in Russia, and they're in the process of a presidential transition where a new president's going to be coming in, in a little less than two months," Mr. Obama said.
Er — riiight. Here is the transcript once again from the conversation:
President Obama: On all these issues, but particularly missile defense, this, this can be solved but it's important for him to give me space.
President Medvedev: Yeah, I understand. I understand your message about space. Space for you…
President Obama: This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility.
President Medvedev: I understand. I will transmit this information to Vladimir.
"After my election, I have more flexibility." He's not talking about Congressional elections. He's trying to get "space" from Putin, through Medvedev, in order to get himself re-elected. And to get that space — in which Putin would presumably back off of his public comments on missile defense — Obama promised Russia "flexibility" on missile defense once he gets past "my last election," and the last time voters can hold him accountable for his actions.
The White House continued to spin this as a demonstration of Obama's commitment to nuclear disarmament and missile defense:
White House aides said the president was still "deeply invested" in the missile defense system.
Uh huh. Here was Obama's "deep investment" in this 2008 video from his campaign, in which he promised to "end misguided defense policies," and one of the first topics mentioned is … missile defense:
I will cut investments in unproven missile-defense systems.
So when was Obama "hiding the ball"? Then or now?
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Upgrade limits Lonestar e-mail access May 16-17
(May 11, 2005)--The UTSA Office of Information Technology announces all UTSA student computer labs will be closed May 16-17 to upgrade lab servers, user account management software, desktop PC operating systems and PrintSmart system software.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Because of the system upgrades, AirRowdy wireless network service for students will be unavailable May 16-17. But, the Lonestar student e-mail system will be accessible via computer kiosks around the UTSA tri-campuses, alternate labs and from off campus via the Web. The upgrades will affect only the general access lab systems and AirRowdy logins.
As part of the major upgrade to the lab network software, all computer lab, PrintSmart, and AirRowdy user account names will change.
Beginning May 18, student user names will be in the "firstname.lastname" format (ex. Joe.Smith or Betty.Crocker).
If a student has the same name as another user, the new login name will have a number added (ex. Joe.Smith01 or Joe.Smith02).
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I have one of these I got from tannery shop, I also have his Tappered Reamer bit and the Monster Tap but have not attempeted to work on it yet.
I have built ARs from 100% lowers and AKs from kits so I have some different experience just not an 80% Lower.
I also have the drilling jig and the bits for those and the tap for the pistol grip but those don't scare me much.
So guys any tips on doing the buffer hole and threads?
I know it has to be straight and centered to work correctly, how do you guys accomplish that?


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i dont watch college ball other than a game here and there... and i'm far from a talent evaluator... but i've been of the opinion for awhile now that we could really use a playmaking potential star at linebacker. we've had some solid guys over the years but never a true star or guy that makes plays every game to help you win.
i would love if we got a guy like that in this draft. if this guy has that potential i would love the pick.
on the other hand i feel like we've neglected the o-line over the years with beatty being our only high pick on the line. i think the offense is this team's strength and mostly on the arm of eli. we've got receivers, a potential great back... we need the o-line to keep our offense scoring points. so i hope we get o-line, lb or d line in the first 3 rounds.


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Ahhhhh, Malta!
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It's easy to understand the Maltese people's love affair with the ocean once you've visitied Malta. It doesn't matter where you are on the island, you're never far from the gorgeous blue Mediterranean waters.
The pace of life in Malta seems so relaxed. We found ourselves winding down as soon as we arrived here. A great deal of importance is placed on 'quality of life'...eating and resting appear to be priorities here, along side of faith and family.
We were fortunate to arrive on a national holiday - the Festa of St Paul
We joined in with the locals and enjoyed a couple of pastizzi (traditional pastries filled with ricotta cheese or mushy peas - divine!) as colourful fireworks lit up the night sky.
The first two nights in Malta were spent in the capital - Valletta. This city is so well preserved that you could almost be tricked into believing that you were walking the street centuries ago (....until you stumble upon those familiar bright yellow arches). Our guest house was run by 80 year old Lucy and her dog, Billy Jean. It was the closest thing to 'home' that we've experienced in the last month. The beds were soft and cozy and the room was warmed by a powerful little heater. It didn't matter what time we arrived home, Lucy was always happy to brew us a nice pot of tea. She'd been looking after people at the guest house for the last 49 years, so she was fairly good at it!
We were enjoying ourselves so much in Malta that we extended our stay for an extra couple of nights. We spent the next four nights at a budget sea front hotel in a lovely little place called Sliema. Sliema is far more modern than Valletta. There are many lovely hotels and restaurants - it'd be a bustiling place during the hot Mediterranean summer. We woke each morning to see a beautiful sunrise over the ocean. Some days we were lucky enough to see the sun setting over the other side of the island too!
We were blessed with great weather during our stay - six days out of seven were blue skies and sunshine. We enjoyed having a coffee at one of the many cafes along the waterfront in the sunshine. If you're early and lucky enough to get a table, you can sit for hours watching the people go by.
A little Peugot was our 'access all areas' pass to the Maltese Islands. We hired a car for three days and got great mileage out of it, as we covered what felt like every square kilometre of Malta and neigbouring island Gozo.
On the days that we didn't have the car, we had great fun catching the bus from place to place
We managed to arrange to catch up with some Maltese relatives and enjoyed an afternoon tea with them, exchanging stories and learning more about the family, Maltese history and culture. We wandered through the streets where they used to live - which brought to life many of the stories that we've heard over the years. The streets and houses were just as beautiful now as I imagined them to be, many fortunate enough not to be damaged by the bombings during the war.
We're getting used to the cost of things here - nothing is cheap (except for the bus and pastizzi!), and while at times the prices are hard to digest, we've become better at budgeting when we need to and have learnt to just accept that the cost of travelling here is quite high. We are just grateful that we don't need to try to make our money last any longer than we originally budgeted for! Italy will be more expensive, so this is good preparation for us
We think Malta is a special place. It's pre-history dates back to 5000 B.C. so there is a wealth of fascinating history to explore. It boasts an amazing coast line, fabulous weather and some absolutely stunning churches. The Maltese locals that we met were a light-hearted bunch. You don't have to walk far to find a group of them having a big belly-laugh. We often found ourselves laughing at them laughing. You must beware though, many come armed with a practical joke or two - which we fell victim to on more than one occassion. All in good fun!


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The truth about essential skills: What you don't know can hurt you
This guest blog post is provided by the Office of Literacy and Essential Skills, which aims to improve the skills Canadians need to adapt and succeed at work.
Do not underestimate the importance and applicability of essential skills for your business. Arm yourself with the facts and knowledge to succeed:
Myth: Businesses that hire graduates, or someone with a grade 12 equivalency, will not have to worry about training at work.
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60 gallon AIO project
Just a teaser for now. I'll explain more after my hike in Griffith Park.
:icon_excl Its in early planning stages and just trying to see if I have the finances for it. But if everything goes according to plan this will be ready sometime in the beginning of summer. So this will be a slow and long journal if you have the patience for it. :icon_excl
The filter design looks pretty good.
The faceless woman is creepy though.
I want a bigger tank. But my SO doesn't want several tanks around and neither do I. I don't want to maintain 4 or 5 tanks. So I'll decommission my 17g. My 10g is already decommissioned. The edge will be kept running because my SO likes that one since her guppies are in it.
I want to go AIO with the tank for a couple of reasons:
1 - It just looks consistently cleaner compared to having all of the tubes and wires hanging from the sides of the tank. It won't look as clean as taking out everything for a photo shoot but I won't be doing any competitions and I just want an every day nice looking tank.
2 - Why not go sump and hide all the equipment in that? Because of CO2 loss at the returns.
3 - Its slightly quieter than a sump.
4 - I live in an apt. When its time to move I don't want to take plumbing apart anymore and re-plumb everything.
The tank is going to be 36x24x14. 4" for the filtration area and a roomy 20" deep tank for some really nice depth of field. Dimensions may change a little but not much from that. I'm not so much a fan of the 90P dimensions because I think its a bit too tall at 18".
Equipment so far I'm looking at:
Tank: Custom from LeeMar or CAD Lights. Low iron glass tank.
Stand: Custom walnut furniture grade
Lighting: Finnex Ray 2s / Current USA LED Pro Strips / AI Vega or Sol (I really want to go this route because it'll do automated lighting cycles but this is the most expensive option)
Pumps: 2x Sicce Syncra 357GPH / Rio Hyperflow 350GPH
Heaters: 2x Jager 75W
CO2: Atomic CO2 Regulator + 65mm Diffuser
Filtration: Ceramic discs + purigen
I'll take the manzanita from my 17g and whatever rocks I can find that is non-reactive.
Flora (so far):
This will be a display tank but it'll also be a farming tank.
Hygrophila pinnatifida
Hygrophila 'Compacta'
Staurogyne repens
Erio shiga
Anubias nana petite
Fauna (so far):
German Ram
Neon Tetra
Harlequin rasbora
Amano shrimp
If you have any thoughts or suggestions on anything please let me know!
Planning update! I'm contemplating getting quotes from 2 other makers now: CAD and Clear Diamond. I'm on the fence with Leemar now. I'm going to get a quote from a millworker who is redoing some of our office furniture. He does good work and he is cheaper than the other ones we work with. But I'm sure hes more expensive than other millworkers out there.
After seeing so many jumping fish and amanos crawling out, I want to go with a hard lid everywhere. The filter will get the black pvc lid so it'll help prevent algae. The tank will get a 3 piece acrylic top so I can pop them open and feed fish and do maintenance and stuff. I'll get those laser cut and welded so its stiff and clean.
You can see the lid. And I'm going with an ADA style stand on the outside...
Open lid.
I must say I am liking the direction of the stand now. I think it will have to be beefy. 2 layers of 3/4" plywood for the sides and top. And no that is not a sump in the stand. Its a grow out / quarantine tank. I will hook up my current LEDs and Finnex 360 filter to it. I have to keep it hidden from the GF.
Do I want a grow out tank in the stand? I don't know. It's not going to be fixed.
I also want drawers. Some shallow ones for tools and misc things like filter floss and stuff. And a deeper one for my fert bottles and stuff.
I'm betting it'll need some support so extra bracing...
Any more suggestions? Anyone built their own ADA stand? How is it lasting with plywood? Did you use 1 or 2 layers?
I used 3/4" mdf for my stand, 18x18" with no bracing and it's beef.
with yours having that vertical brace I wouldn't worry about strength and I'd say you could probably do with only one thickness of material, same as the top surface. Keep in mind that a flat tank sitting on a flat board is not going to have pressure points which could pierce or split the wood so all you really need the wood to do is stay flat and level.
Basically, I think you are way over-engineering the stand. Use one layer of material pretty much everywhere, mdf or plywood is a lot stronger than you think it is as long as you aren't trying to put a shear load on it.
It's a nice design, keep it simple. I'd build it from MDF, waterproof it with paint or resin and skin with whatever veneer or laminate you want and you are golden. Sure, you CAN build it from expensive Walnut, but I really don't think you are going to gain anything in strength or functionality.
Oh, and I like AIOs too, check my sig. I think you'll have way too much flow with two 350gph returns... I'm only running 160gph in a 25 gallon and my fish can still get blown for a loop when they are playing in the current.
One friendly suggestion: Add a few holes in the back acrylic as another entrance to allow water in to the back chambers. Holes positioned high enough to keep the pumps submersed incase of evap or something clogging entrance gate on top. Also reconsider the heaters position. The current chamber it is in would be bad news if it ever ran dry as I am assuming that is the first area that you will see water loss. I don't think a vertical positioned heater would have issues in that center chamber.
Looks great btw!
And I'm looking at getting high turnover pumps that can be dialed down if needed. I might be putting a lot of hardscape that would obstruct some flow so having it available if I need to dial it up is always nice. I notice that in my current tank because of the hardscape and there is no flow in half of it. I had to put in a powerhead. I don't want to do that again.
I just picked up my tanks!
20 gal! (going salt)
And big momma 60g :lol
But then I saw the bubbles that went from one side of the seam to the other. And spoke to the tank builder and he is building me brand new tanks. Going to wait for another 2 months or so.
So I might as well share my grow out tank for now! 20g long with paintball tank and atomic diffuser. Got 2 powerheads and a super slim 75W heater going.
Some of the things I've been saving for the build:
Hygrophila pinnatifida
Staurogyne repens
Anubias barteri
Anubias nana
Erio japan
Fissiden fontanus
Crypt wenditii
Splachnobryoides Fissidens
Notocyphus Lutescens (NL) Moss
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4-Hers prepare for Western Montana Fair livestock judging
MISSOULA, Mont. - Some of our state's most outstanding livestock are on show at the Western Montana Fair in Missoula.
The hard work of hundreds of kids and teens is paying off. Judges are evaluating their 4-H and FFA animals.
67 market steers and 13 miniature beef got their baths Thursday morning. Buddy was one of them. He's a Black Angus cross, who weighed in at 1,552 pounds.
"He was the largest steer here by about 100 pounds," said Buddy's owner, Paul Wilson.
Wilson's family raises purebred Angus cattle in Potomac.
A bull from the family ranch produced Buddy.
"He's a very big steer," said Paul's mom Shoni Card. "He's a very quiet, calm steer. He's very gentle."
Paul is 16. He's raised a number of market steers in his 4-H career. He thinks Buddy has good muscle tone and good lines.
"A little bit of finish on him," continued Wilson, "a little bit of fat on him to help marble the beef, to make it better eating."
Paul's mom thinks Buddy may be bigger than ideal for a show steer. But she likes him. She's proud of him and of her son. Shoni hopes the judging brings out confidence in Paul and his animal.
"Doing a good job with the calves or the calves behaving well," said Card. "I'm not so worried about what color ribbons they get."
Paul said of all the market steers he's raised, Buddy may be his best.
"I like doing the steers," said the teen. "I have a breeding heifer here also."
On Saturday, Buddy will be sold at auction.
"I'm going to miss him," said Wilson. "I like this steer. He is beautiful."


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WTF is going on here? Dude from across the pond asks for some simple info and 5 pages of utter unrelated s--t is the result. ProfCrue you started it. You need to apologize first then the rest of the jerk-offs can do so in turn.
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Originally Posted by gingerob
Hi Gmen,
I am travelling over from the UK tomorrow to NYC and I will be attending the game with the great Eagles at your house.
Any thing I need to know about coming as an overseas Eagles fan? Apart from the ball busting and you guys mentioning something called a SuperBow?
I'll be staying in Manhattan so is the train from Penn station to the Metlife stadium changing at Secaucus Junction on the way?
Rules for being an eagles fan.
Boo santa claus.
that is all.
Oh and eagles fans love it when you boo at people with down syndrome or throw rocks at refs.
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Originally Posted by GentleGiant
Rules for being an eagles fan.
Boo santa claus.
that is all.
Oh and eagles fans love it when you boo at people with down syndrome or throw rocks at refs.
OP, dont listen to this kid.
Also, expect Giants fans to do things like chant "****hole" at you for minding your own buisness, purposely pee on your back in the urinal and harass your wife/gf/daughter if they're with you.
Expect some verbal barbs, but as long as you dont act like a fool, run your mouth or start trouble, you should be perfectly ok.
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This human-electric hybrid car is powered by rowing, not running
Anna Lena Phillips
The history of hybrid vehicles includes as many grand ideas and false starts as practical successes. This is especially true for human-powered hybrids—the steam bicycle, for instance, is not much in use these days. But environmental concerns are shifting the balance. The latest candidate for hybrid stardom? The human-electric car.
The concept is getting a big push from father-and-son team Charles and Chuck Greenwood. Their Seattle, Washington, company, HumanCar, is slated to release its latest model, the Imagine PS, on Earth Day 2009. They have already received more than 100 preorders for this low-speed car, which will sell for an estimated $15,500.
Charles Greenwood, a mechanical engineer who says he has always loved building hotrods, worked for 30 years to develop a four-wheeled car powered by humans alone. The Imagine PS is the next step: a human-electric hybrid that can run on human power, a battery or a combination of the two—and can serve as a modest home power station.
To run on human power alone takes four people, two facing forward and two facing back. Each "passenger" uses a rowing motion to pull and push their own T-shaped bar. "When the person behind you is doing their pull, you're simultaneously doing a push, so you're directly cooperating," Greenwood says. The action moves a system of connecting rods that power a crankshaft. "It's exactly analogous to how a regular steam or combustion engine pushes the pistons." Drivers facing forward use one axis to power the car and steer by moving their T-bars along the opposite axis. Turn on battery power, and you can work as much or as little as you like, with one to four passengers. The car reaches 30 miles per hour comfortably, says Greenwood, and it can make 60 mph on a good hill.
But buyers shouldn't expect to go 60 mph yet. The current model includes a regulator that caps the speed at around 35 mph, making it legal where low-speed vehicles are allowed in most of the United States. But the Imagine already includes features for higher-speed travel. And a 70-mph prototype is on the way. Greenwood expects most buyers will "option up" later, swapping out motors and battery packs for more power, "kind of like upgrading your computer."
The Imagine is equipped with front and side crush zones containing gas-compression airbags, so drivers will have some protection in case of a crash. It has a doorless, step-through body, which is stronger structurally. A roof with six-point roll cage can be added on. And the four-wheel design adds stability.
Greenwood claims his car can blend in easily with urban traffic. But wouldn't it feel scary to drive a car that weighs a trim 550 pounds among two-ton traditional cars? "That's the first issue," says Greenwood, "do you feel vulnerable or not? Well, frankly, you feel quite victorious! You're out there demonstrating in traffic that, gee, we don't have to stop at the gas station or, you know, invade another country or any of this stuff."
With its wheels disengaged, the car can be used like a workout machine to generate power. Greenwood likes to think of human power output in "watt-minutes" rather than kilowatt-hours—it will charge smaller devices such as cell phones and iPods.
Whether or not the Imagine PS catches on, Chris Hardwicke, an urbanist with Toronto architecture firm Sweeny Sterling Finlayson & Co., advises planning for success. "I always think there's a test that you need to try with these transportation ideas," he says. "Sure, it's a neat idea for one person to have it, but what if it gets really successful? Then what happens with congestion? How do you distribute, how do you share the road?"
Greenwood dreams of a transit plan including standardized powered tracks for individual cars. Carmakers could build electric and hybrid cars to run on the tracks—and go "off-line" on regular roads to complete their journeys. This may sound a little far-fetched, but Hardwicke notes that 150 years ago, how transit would work was an open question. "What happened to those pre-oil ideas?" he asks. "Soon they will be big business." The Greenwoods are hoping he's right.—Anna Lena Phillips
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@Federicoruizram Proud of the boys today. Showed real passion and desire to play today. Should be proud of yourselves. Well done!
@Jwiz78 Rosicky was phenomenal and helpful in this game
@olarayz2010 This is what the Arsenal midfield should be (creative & combative). Can't wait to have our backline up and running. Wonderful display
@SomteeAFC Total dominance. Every department worked so hard, that's why the game looked like #brfc didn't turn up. Theo just proved a point
@Dialsquare14 Henry! I think that's what you call the cherry on top!
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