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Just watched a hive swarm 40' up in a tree.
Would it do any good to put out a bait hive?
Just watched a hive swarm 40' up in a tree.
Would it do any good to put out a bait hive?
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
> Would it do any good to put out a bait hive?
What have you got to lose by setting out a swarm trap?
However, the best time to set out swarm traps is just before swarm season ....
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
Look up what a throw ball is. If they are on good sized limb pull up frame of open brood and bees will climb on and lower them down a few at time depending on how fast they get on sometimes they jump on sometimes they don't u wanna get it close
Swarm traps are out. I had to retrieve them from their remote locations. I understood that they'll prefer to move farther than that. I'm surrounded by big woods. No shortage of hollow logs.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
OK, I'll bite ...
What is the difference between a swarm trap and a bait hive?
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
AFAIK, same thing.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
I'm surprized this one swarmed. At first sign of queen cells, I pulled the queen and a couple frames of brood out.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
Later, I took all but 2-3 cells and used them for queenless colonies.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
I hope you have better luck than me 3. I had a swarm to come out about 3:00 yesterday evening. A friend of mine came over. I screwed a 5 gal bucket to a 20' piece of 2" pvc pipe. Got up in the cedar with an extension ladder. got the bucket under the swarm and hit the limb with the bucket. Almost half of the swarm went in the bucket. We got a lid on it and hived em. But, in an hour, they were back up there with the rest of them. I have had 2 swarm traps out since April 1st. The swarm stayed in the tree all night. This morning, I was getting a lot of activity at one of the traps. I started to try to cut the top out of the cedar but thought they would go to the traps. I have been out there all day. Came in a few minutes ago to eat. Went back out, no bees I really thought with that many scout bees around the trap that my chances were better that way than cutting the top out of the tree and the bees crashing to the ground. Live & learn!! That's my motto.
We had a speaker at one of our meetings tell how he used an arrow with sting attached to shoot the string over the limb. He then pulled a small rope over the limb and pulled a nuc box up to the swarm.
I have shot the limb off with a shot gun using slugs. I got a swarm last year and one a week ago with this technique. It is not worth falling off a ladder to get a swarm.
Try using the extension pole to a tree trimmer with a 5 gal bucket attached.
OK. Got the bucket tied to the extension pole. If I stand on tiptoe, it's only 25' below the cluster.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
I read on this forum about an extension pole that the linemen use to throw switches with on top of poles. they test them all the time for continuity, when they fail the chuck em. So I ask a friend of mines son that works for the power co. about one , couple days later I had it. It is 48ft extended, 8 sections 6ft long with push button locks telescoped out, fiberglass. Even gave me the attachments for the end, a curved saw blade and a few hooks for the switching. Now I have to take one of the hooks an fabricate a plate on it to put a bucket on the end. Beesource is great. N3SKI
>Would it do any good to put out a bait hive?
Yes. Even better if you have some lemongrass essential oil (not more than 4 drops) and some QMP (some "queen juice" or some PsuedoQueen (just 1/4 of one of the little plastic tubes). Old brood comb doesn't hurt any either...
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
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They're not showing any interest. But, with any luck, maybe I can get some from the commercial guy's down the road.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
Is your swarm still in the tree CG3? Just curious, hoping they'll go to your swarm trap.
They took off this afternoon. Asi es la vida.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
Sorry to hear that . Same thing happened to my best hive also. About the same time yours came out. I guess the hollow trees are still a favorite over our swarm traps. I had scouts all over my traps, but for some reason they didn't like it as well as somewhere else.
Take a look at "JPtheBeeman" videos on YouTube.
Besides his very instructional cutout videos, take a look at his "swarm catching" videos. For a couple of the new ones, he doesn't even hesitate to go after swarms that are up more than 20'. He sets up a nuc/swarm box on a stepladder, throws a line over the tree branch and shakes it to break the cluster loose. With the air full of bees, they find the box, cluster up and go in.
It is more than amazing and safer than the crazy tree climbs I have done. Don't know what if any lure, LGO, or what he uses but they just just go for the box.
JP, if you are online, what's the trick? Or, are you just the Bee Whisperer?


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Unless you dream of becoming, say, a Franciscan monk, a retail clerk, or a freelance writer, vows of poverty probably don't show up on your career checklist. True enough, money matters — and in a country where a hugely unremarkable shower curtain can be tagged and sold for $6000, your average college student might expect there's enough capitalist excess to go around, that there's a wad of cash with his or her name on it, just sitting around for use after graduation.
Might be. Could happen. But to improve the odds of post-college prosperity — or if you're thinking of getting back into the college game — first take a hard look at the course catalog. Leaving aside the axiom that people who work sitting down get paid more than those who stand up, which classes point toward a job that'll keep you in the style to which you'd like to grow accustomed?
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Business and Law• "Introduction to Business," Northeastern University. Wanna rule a retail empire? Learn from someone sitting on one of the biggest, cushiest thrones around: the CEO of the TJX Companies, home to TJ Maxx and Marshalls, among others. After giving students a copy of the annual report and a company overview, TJX execs work with them on developing a "great idea" for TJX to implement. It ain't The Apprentice — but it's not bad. www.cba.neu.edu
• "Financial Accounting," Sloan School of Management, MIT. To make money, it helps if you can get your hands dirty and wangle it yourself — which is why accounting and financial advising regularly top the best-jobs lists. As one of the top-rated New England schools in the U.S. News & World Report round-up of undergraduate accounting programs this year, Sloan looks to make good on your investment.
• "Knowledge Management," UMass Boston College of Management. In an age of information overload, blessed be the data miners. This brand-new course gives MBA students an introduction to a fledgling field of management that emphasizes collecting and protecting info vital to a business's success. No salary ranking is out yet for "knowledge managers" — but they sure do sound expensive.
• "Introduction to Initial Public Offerings: The Art and Science of IPOs," Boston College Law School. You don't have to play the high-stakes, high-risk game of stock trading to pocket a nice chunk of Wall Street change — just work for some of its players. This class gives a lawyer's-eye view of the financial free-for-all more commonly known as an IPO. Among the topics are "Risk Factors," "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations," and, intriguingly, something called "Comfort Letters." So get that degree and get busy — and try not to dwell on what you'd have banked from the Google IPO deal back in '04.
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There is an inherent flaw in the sentence "Do what makes you happy." People usually choose their initial career paths around the age of 18 -- does every person continue to enjoy doing the same for the rest of his or her life?Happiness is not my ultimate goal. Failure, however, is my ultimate deterrent. I simply do not want to live pay-cheque to pay-cheque in Canada or end up unsuccessful, a decade from now.


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Learn to Hack! events are being held all over the country in order to raise awareness about the 5th edition of the HackMaster roleplaying game. As Dungeons and Dragons scrambles to re-establish a connection with their dwindling fan base, these HackMaster grass-roots events are being encouraged by the publisher of the game, Kenzer and Company. But unlike massive corporate marketing campaigns like those employed by Wizards of the Coast, publishers of Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering, the events promoting HackMaster are almost entirely driven by their fans. These are fans who are passionate about telling good stories and enjoy game mechanics that make sense. These are fans that are out to spread the good word of HackMaster and expect nothing in return. Other games are gaining market share while Dungeons & Dragons fights against its greatest competitor: previous editions of Dungeons & Dragons. Games like HackMaster and their loyal evangelists have an opportunity to grab some new players into their camp.
Kenzer and Company has made the sales pitch incredibly simple for their acolytes of fantasy roleplaying by offering the entire HackMaster Basic rules set for free on their website. This 231-page PDF contains the complete rules set needed to take player-characters from 1st to 5th level. HackMaster Basic offers all four base races and classes, whereas the Advanced HackMaster Players Handbook nearly doubles the number of races and classes available to players during character generation.
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Roaster Restoration – Part 3
Faversham & Felixstowe, Oh My!
When I was hired by Coffee Bean International in 1982, my first job was as a brand manager for 'Jericho America', our line of imported coffee and tea equipment – both commercial (we directly imported and distributed commercial coffee grinders) and household (similarly, we directly imported and distributed container-loads of French presses, airpots, filter-papers, brew cones, and so forth). As a small Pacific Northwest specialty roaster in those very early years, we were chronically rich in great ideas but short of money, so I wound up learning to do most of the complicated work of running an import business on the fly, and on a shoestring – I think I could have written 'Managing Letters of Credit, CIF Price Quotes, Freight Consolidators, and Customs Brokers for Dummies'!
In fact, Coffee Bean International for many years was the exclusive importer into North America for Hario® in Japan – we discovered them in the early 1980s, virtually unknown outside of Japan – with all of their cool siphon brewers, drip cones, and much more. A great company to work with; very deserving of all of the success they have earned today. (Photo is a portrait of the artist as a young man, selling Hario products at an extremely early Fancy Food Show.)
As the 1980s went by, Coffee Bean International's profitable growth as a specialty roaster far out-distanced our profitability as an importer, especially when some of the larger housewares importing businesses began to see a market in what we were doing and – using their substantially greater buying power and better-developed channels of distribution – began to undercut us in the marketplace. But the lessons I learned about importing and exporting have stayed with me, and have proven invaluable over the intervening decades as I have pursued my slightly insane passion for discovering rare coffee roasters overseas and importing them back here to Oregon for my collection.
As I mentioned earlier in this blog, I discovered my latest project roaster – a rare 'Whitmee' 14 lb per batch shop roaster dating from the late 1910's or early 1920's – on-line from a seller in the U.K. Unintentionally misidentified by the seller as a being one of Whitmee's later 7 lb machines, when I discovered it last winter the roaster was holed up in a rural outbuilding near Faversham, in Kent. Faversham is a small, historic market town located somewhat off the beaten track about 50 miles east of London, hard by the A2 highway as it makes its way toward Canterbury. After I had negotiated the deal and transferred the money to the seller, I owned the machine – but without a clear idea of exactly how I was going to get it to Portland. Not the first time this has happened to me, and probably won't be the last! But my philosophy is that if you worry too much about the details in life, nothing will ever get done. Sometimes you just have to trust yourself – and trust in the kindness of strangers – to make things happen.
My first good break was found in the help of my good friend Keith Holdup, a great fellow I met several years ago. Keith is a retired green coffee trader of renown from the London area that I have come to know and respect for his love and his knowledge of all things coffee – and his amazing tolerance for me and my never-ending quest for inane coffee knowledge, some eight time zones to his west. Keith helped me with the negotiations, being a friendly phone call away from the seller instead of an impersonal e-mail away. Keith also used to collect coffee roasters (imagine someone doing that…) and has a great understanding of the old British roaster manufacturers that allowed me to better know what I was letting myself in for.
The seller of the Whitmee, as it turned out, was able to make a recommendation for a crating and freight-forwarding company. I opened a line of communication with them, and after securing the dimensions and approx. weight of the roaster from the seller, was able to get a quote on having the roaster hauled out of the shed by a crew and taken by truck to Felixstowe, where it was taken apart and palletized. It was arranged by the forwarder that the roaster would travel from Felixstowe consolidated into a 20' ocean-going container aboard a ship headed from England to the United States, via the Panama Canal. The port of arrival was to be Long Beach, California, where it would be deconsolidated and pass through customs.
So far, so good. Now I had to find a decent customs broker in Long Beach that could wrap their head around processing the paperwork for a single pallet of used coffee machinery, instead of an entire container load of shoes or something similar. Of course, it's the same amount of time and paperwork for a broker to clear a pallet as clear a container, so I was charged full-bore by the customs broker – but that's just the way the system works.
It took several weeks longer than projected to get my roaster through customs, without any sort of explanation from the I.C.E. folks, of course. Could be that they were just backed up, and had to process the larger shipments before they had time to worry about my measly little roaster? Or perhaps they thought that the ton of old chaff and coffee chips my roaster was spackled with was some sort of illegal substance? Who knows?! Eventually, they got around to passing my Whitmee roaster through customs, and assessed my duty (a little over $200). From that point on, it was a short truck trip up the coast here to Portland, where I finally got to rent a trailer and go claim my lovely little Whitmee.


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The continuing adventures from Isabel Dalhousie, Edinburgh philosopher and curious observer of the behaviour of her fellow man.
©2011 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2011 Hachette Digital
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This was a light enjoyable read, but the attempt to reproduce an Australian accent was absolutely dreadful. For an Australian living in Sydney to have to listen to this it was painful and irritating. The voice of the Australian character who was looking for information about her natural parents was a blend of a South African twang and broad rough Australian sounds of a centuary ago! Other than that it was a pleasant story but nothing remarkable.
"More about Isabel Dalhousie"
I have read all in this series and am waiting for the next as Isabel's life unfolds. McCall Smith is a great story teller and the endings are always positive.
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"Wonderful book: Rubbish narrator"
I am afraid that this was a HUGE disappointment for me.
Up til now he whole series of Isabel Dalhousie books, along with the other Ian McCall Smith books has been a delight. Here we have a different narrator, and to be honest the experience of listening to her is dispiriting. Such a pity after the very good reading of the other works by Phyllis Logan and Hilary Melville.
PLEASE don;t get this narrator to read any more of these lovely books. She ruins them.
And for audible listeners: if you have enjoyed the rest of the series: DON'T get this.
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I'm an economist in much the same sense that I'm commissioner of the National Football League.
Only with fewer qualifications.
I actually know a little about football (although I failed miserably when I attempted to explain the Cover Two defense to my wife). But when it comes to economics, I remember virtually nothing from the long-ago college course I took in the subject (grade: C minus). Since then, I've been careful not to clog my brain with any information pertaining to why the economy does what it does or what it might do next. To say I'm clueless exaggerates my grasp of the matter.
So, if you compared my qualifications as an economist to those of the learned officials in charge of determining how much revenue the state of Maine will take in each fiscal year, I'd be about average. Maybe a little above.
That's because I understand the only economic principle normal people need to know:
The Law of Low Expectations.
To see how that rule applies to the real world, let's consider the current sorry state of the state's finances. Halfway through this fiscal year, Maine is more than $14 million in the red. Keep in mind that the situation is actually a lot worse than it looks, because that figure only reflects the shortfall in revenue. It's dwarfed by rampant overspending at the Department of Health and Human Services (at least $123 million to date, with a bigger gap predicted for next year) and assorted fiscal errors at other state agencies (a supplemental budget of $50 million or so will be needed to cover those mistakes).
The folks in charge of figuring out how much the state treasury will take in and how much it'll cost to keep the doors open have traditionally relied upon an approach to these tasks that can be summed up in two words: consistently wrong.
In order to make the numbers work, they've underestimated expenses, while overestimating income. In other words, they balance budgets through wishful thinking.
When things inevitably don't work out the way they'd hoped, they shift into a mode of irrational optimism.
"It is not as bad as it first may appear," state Finance Commissioner Sawin Millett told the Capitol News Service in October, after revenue fell almost $13 million below his sunny projections.
Last summer, when the state income tax was exceeding expectations, some legislators wondered how that could be, since the high unemployment rate hadn't budged and the average worker's paycheck had shrunk. Mike Allen of the Maine Revenue Service cheerfully explained that it was probably because rich people were making more.
When the last fiscal year ended with a small surplus, state Senator Richard Rosen, co-chairman of the Appropriations Committee, was quoted by Capitol News as saying, "I think it is encouraging news and that employment is solidifying."
At the same time, Millett actually claimed the revenue forecasters had been "a little too conservative."
If only. As this year's numbers show, the administration of Republican Paul LePage is every bit as incapable of guessing which way the economy is going as that of his predecessor, Democrat John Baldacci. Neither of them ever displayed the courage necessary to make the simple — but politically dangerous — decision to budget according to the Law of Low Expectations.
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i know we often marginalize the kicker, but tynes has made some huge kicks. last seasn i was very happy with his accuracy as well. i dunno if he even missed from 40 in w/o it being a blocked kick...
by the way, i asked u in another thread dunno if u saw, slightly off topic so either a short response or i guess PM me? What do u think of Mingo compared to ansah and jones? i rank it mingo, ansah, jones (and admittedly dont know half of what u know on rookie prospects)
David Akers may have got the "yips". Tynes did not.
Maybe they should get an awful kicker so they actually try to score TDs in the redone instead of settling for 3 every time.
I mean, no offense, we appreciate that he kicked us to 2 Super Bowls but how many more games does the old man have left in his right leg?
Why wasn't he on the field in the first Eagles game with 24 seconds left and no timeouts?
He couldn't kick a 42 yard field goal????
Still can't figure that one out.
That win would have put us in the playoffs.
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I have started feeding Bee-Pro from Mann Lake to my hives. I have one hive that has went through the first patty like candy. The other hives are nibbling and seem to be getting more into the stuff.
I was wondering if you guys feel it is too early to start feeding pollen substitute. The way I calculated it was they should be at optimum stregnth by the middle of March. It appears that all my hives have made it through the winter. They still have between 40 and 50lbs of stores. I have one hive that is down to probably somewhere in the neighborhood of 25lbs of stores. I have started feeding sugar water and Honey-B-Healthy. Was planning on giving a shot of Fumidil-B later next week.
Not sure if all the cold weather is gone, but our days are starting to average 45 - 50.
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Port Bonython is a deep water port at the head of the Spencer Gulf and home to the petro-chemical Santos plant; a 659 km pipe stretches from Moomba in the Coopers Basin to the plant supplying gas and oil to manufacture any products including LPG gas that are mainly exported
The plant is fenced off and with its flame belching chimneys and stainless steel structure, it seems a bit ""star wars". The 2.4 km jetty is an impressive sight.
But that is not the reason for our visit; we are here to camp beside the scenic gulf with views of the Flinders Ranges along the opposite coast line near Port Pirie and we figure that we are just about opposite to Port Germaine.
There were a number of caravans and motorhomes already established and we parked and admired the location and the facilities. Daily maintained flushing toilets and cold water showers were a treat on such a hot day. Full internet, phone and TV access! And best of all it was free camping.
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#1 Wed 19 Jun 13 6:57pm
- Forum champ Occupation NLP Trainer and Coach
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Weber bbq
Hi guys,
Recently one of my students who used to live in South Africa told me about Weber bbq's. She said it makes amazing recipes and that not only grills but also bakes. She gave me a recipe book with lots of stuff, desserts included!
I confess my ignorance on the subject, do you guys know this, whats your opinion? Is it something you'd advise me to buy? And if so, would you go for electric, gas or charcoal?
#2 Thu 20 Jun 13 1:53am
The White Rabbit
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- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Weber bbq
Weber's have been going here for at least 25 years. They're very common. My dad still has a Weber kettle BBQ from about that time. It was charcoal but he got the gas conversion kit a few years back. Our Christmas turkey always gets done in it. He's a big BBQer and has had numerous other flat plate bbqs but also got a Weber Q a couple of years ago. Apart for the stupidly weak fold out tong rests it's quite good. They are the higher end of the market. That's gas too because he has a gas line installed in bbq area.
#3 Thu 20 Jun 13 7:03am
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Re: Weber bbq
We can also get webber BBQs here in the uk , they are pretty expensive .
Some are quite large and elaborate with gas rings at the side , others far simpler.
I don't have I one and with the weather we have had over the past few years I'm just about to get rid of my old gas BBQ and just use my little coal pot from now on!
The gas BBQ last got used at Christmas when we dragged it out of the shed to blacked the sweet red peppers ready for them to be skinned and turned into soup for Christmas dinner !
It was raining and the BBQ was put right by the back door so we could keep dry .
Since then , on days when the weather isn't too bad I've used my little Coalpot which is great for just a few of us.
#4 Thu 20 Jun 13 10:24am
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Re: Weber bbq
Very popular in South Africa but as far as I know we only get the charcoal ones and they also come in different sizes.
#5 Thu 20 Jun 13 1:55pm
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Re: Weber bbq
We have a Weber charcoal grill. It's great for adding smoke flavor and you certainly can have a hot side and a cool side if you want with the size we have, by adding bricks or something to divide the coals.
We've never been able to achieve the same flavor on a gas grill by adding wood chips for smoke. It'd be great to have one though for general cooking to keep the heat and mess out of the house.
#6 Thu 20 Jun 13 2:41pm
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Re: Weber bbq
We have a Weber kettle charcoal grill. They're not that expensive here but we wouldn't use anything else. It grills, it smokes, it bakes, it's amazing.
If you are truly interested in the wonders of bbq you have to get yourself some Steve Raichlen books. He is the master and following his recipes has turned my husband from a novice to a master!
#7 Thu 20 Jun 13 3:30pm
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Re: Weber bbq
Wasn't there a "Weber" centric post about this time last year?
Bottom line is whatever is in that Weber cookbook will work on any bbq (assuming you have non-Weber gadgets required (if required) by the particular recipe).
Blah.... blah....blah.....I have a Weber Kettle... I bought a Weber Kettle for my bother in law....I also bought the Weber Charcoal Lighting Chimney, tool holder and covers for both....last summer I installed a Weber natural gas grill for my sister.... http://www.homedepot.com/p/Weber-Genesi … cL_KthYX6M
...I use the Weber charcoal briquettes...and I like the Weber FireStarters Lighter Cubes but don't find i need them.. paper works fine....just mailed my sis the rotisserie link http://store.weber.com/accessories/category/cook/1278
#8 Thu 20 Jun 13 4:18pm
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- From Portugal
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Re: Weber bbq
Thank you all for your feedback.
My student describe it as something out of this world, so I really wanted to check.
I already have a bbq, its not a device, its an actual bbq made of bricks, on a wall. I'm thinking of investing soon in a wood oven.
So, one last question: with the bbq I already have, plus the wood oven, is it still worth it to buy this weber thing?
#9 Thu 20 Jun 13 5:37pm
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Re: Weber bbq
If I was installing a wood oven and I already had a brick BBQ , I would not buy anything else .
#10 Fri 21 Jun 13 4:11am
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Re: Weber bbq
I'd almost call the Weber kettle BBQ the wood fired oven when you don't have a wood fired oven. So I'd not bother.
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The 70-plus Great River Strings musicians will present spring concerts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at Salem Lutheran Church in Deerwood and at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 14, in the Aitkin High School auditorium.
The Ripple River Strings, the beginning orchestra, will entertain with "Frog in the Oatmeal" written for the group by director Arnie Anderson followed by a "Mandolin Chase" with the newly formed Mandolin Orchestra.
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i will be visiting ny and attending my first NFL game. i have purchased section 139 tickets and i am trying to understand the benefits (if any) that come with the section 139 tickets.
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There is a hall, a bathroom with shower and a large, bright room with 4 large windows ( overlooking the garden ) . The equipment consists of a kitchenette (equipped with coffee maker, toaster, stove with oven, refrigerator and all that is needed for cooking ! ) , A dining table for six, desk, bed (140x200 cm) and television ( cable TV) , Piano and small furniture . The garden is equipped in the summer with wooden furniture (table with 4 chairs ) .
The price includes towels, bed and kitchen towels.
The apartment is located in the Eller district south of Düsseldorf. A few steps away is a supermarket with a bakery , because right before the door begins a shopping street with everything you need for everyday life.
50 meters away , the stop of Hunter Street is the subway and ( U75, 715) , the apartment is by the location in the backyard still quiet.
With the tracks you directly to Düsseldorf city center and King Avenue reached ( about 15 minutes) , Old Town (about 17 minutes) and the main train station ( about 12 minutes).
In about 200 meters away there is a tram stop ( Eller Center ) applied directly to the Dusseldorf airport runs (20 minutes).
By bike you can in 15 minutes on The.Unterbacher lake or in the factory miles , on foot in 20 minutes in the Eller Castle Park, 5 minutes walk to the weekly market held daily .
If required, a cot can be placed for an infant in the same room.
Parking is free in the street, is located about 200m away (on the S -Bahn ) is a public , free parking.
Domovní řádAt check-in handing over the keys a valid ID must be submitted.
Smokers must smoke in the garden.
In the home and in the stairwell it is not allowed to smoke.
For any damage or missing furnishings from the tenant compensation for the damage that this also applies for lost house and apartment keys.
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My stay at Katja is most memorable, its like being home away from home. The place is suitably located being just a 100 metres away from the U-bahn stops. Nearby you can find many groceries, shops and even food, sure is convenient. The room is fully furnished with all your needs from cooking utensils, tea n coffee makers, lots of books to read and also stereo sets for soothing entertainment. The garden adjacent is an added benefit as it provided the fresh air and serenity everyday. Overall it is a perfect place to stay and is highly recommended. For wifi, perhaps buying a sim card from a nearby handle shops would be sufficient as this place does not provide one.
The apartment is bigger than it looks on the photos showed on the website. We liked it very mucht, because it was quiet, clean and near public transport. In fact it lies behind the apartment block, which makes that you don't hear any traffic. We were in Dusseldorf for a business fair, and the connection with the U-bahn to the fair was easy and quick.
As said the apartment is spacious for two people and we felt really at home. After a long day at the fair it is nice to watch tv, it was a pity that there is no foreign channel at all, and the situation of the couch to watch tv was the only thing that could improve, for the rest: perfect! Hope to stay there again!
Katja is very nice and friendly host. When we arrived, she greeted us at the subway station and brought us to her apartment. The location is very convenient, less than 1min walk from subway station and supermarket. The apartment is spacious, clean and it has all the necessary kitchenware for us to prepare meals. We really feel like home during our stays. No wifi provided, but prepaid data sim is available at phone shops around Hbf, so no issue for us. If we have chance to visit Dusseldorf I will definitely go back again.
Nice, well equipped kitchen with all you need. TV was good. Internet would be a plus. Parking is easy and always available on the street or the parking lot nearby. In summer the yard is wonderful to have to sit outside and enjoy the weather. I had some challenges with the shower and heater but after calling Katja and her parents, it was fixed right away. They are really nice and helpful. The bed is comfy and I sleeped like a rock. The best was the piano which was for learning purposes for my kids. They enjoyed it. Alltogether a pleasant experience and I am looking forward for the next time.
Well.. what to say?!.. Katja was very nice and friendly, welcoming and helpful. The apartment is really very cute and youthful, just a few meters from the tram / metro. A few steps away there is everything shops, pubs and supermarkets. An ideal base for those wishing to spend a few days in the city independently. There is everything you need for a pleasant stay. Greetings to Katja. We will be happy to return.
Very pleasant and cozy apartment and the owners very kind, friendly and helpfull.
I recommend it!
Eine sehr schöne Unterkunft, die man nur weiter empfehlen kann. Es war alles bestens, unkompliziert und problemlos. Vielen Dank.
Ein tolles Quartier, wenn man Düsseldorf und Umgebung unsicher machen möchte. Verkehrstechnisch sehr gut angebunden, (Lebensmittel)Geschäfte & Co. alles fußläufig in wenigen Minuten erreichbar, sehr ruhig durch die Lage im Hof - einfach perfekt! Ich komme garantiert wieder! Vielen Dank Katja, für den freundlichen Empfang und dass ich deine Wohnung nutzen durfte!!!
Mein Aufenthalt in Katjas Wohnung mit Garten und Klavier war in jeder Hinsicht erfreulich. Das Appartement ist hübsch eingerichtet, vollstänig ausgestattet und auf meinen Wunsch hat Katja das Klavier sogar stimmen lassen, sodass ich üben konnte. Der Garten vermittelt Dornröschen-Feeling und verleitet zum Träumen. Wunderbar war auch die Ruhe mitten in der Grossstadt Düsseldorf.
Ich kann die Wohnung uneingeschränkt weiter empfehlen.
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Barack Obama's political appointees are inept, incapable, and needlessly politicize the basic functions of whole segments of the federal government. That is not the assessment of firebrand conservatives but the result of a recent survey of high-placed career federal employees.
The survey, conducted by the Government Business Council, polled 148 Senior Executive Service members. These federal managers ranked Obama's political appointees at only 2.0, down from the 2.3 rating enjoyed by the Clinton and Bush administrations. At least 10 percent more managers gave Obama's appointees a D or F than failed Bush or Clinton's teams. National Journal reports 20 percent gave such low marks to Clinton/Bush, as opposed to "more than 30 percent" for Obama.
More damning than the dry statistical data are the descriptions of federal employees of Obama's team. According to one manager the political appointees are far more involved in day-to-day affairs, but "the effectiveness, skill and knowledge has dramatically decreased" since January 2009. Some said Obama's appointees attempt to "break organizations." One said the administration's overseers "have a divide-and-conquer strategy, and there are way too many industry fingers allowed in decision-making." Another said this led to "politicization of normal agency functions."
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Mirror Apartment
Size170 m²
Floor No.1
- Family/child friendly
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|Perleberger Straße, 10559 Berlin, Germany
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This two-storey apartment with a size of 170m2 is located in the first and second floor of an classic Berlin apartment building in the Perleberger Street 16, close to the new Berlin main train station and the Fritz-Schloss park. The name of the apartment is derived from a very big mirror. The two floors are connected via an internal larch wood stair. The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, two bath rooms, a big living room and 5 bedrooms. All bedrooms have Queen-Size beds and there are two additional mobile beds for two more quests. The whole apartment offers a comfortable environment in the city centre of Berlin for up to 12 quests. Both kitchens have a modern stove, dishwasher, a big fridge with integrated freezer, coffee brewer, water cooker and much more. The window view on the backyard is like a look back in the history of this part of the Berlin and shows the old brick building of a two storey horse stable, which belongs to the black smith workshop around the corner.
The apartment is located in the North of the Tiergarten Park close to the inner city airport Tegel in a quiet backyard location. The next underground station (Birkenstrasse) and the next S-Bahn station (city train) are about 700 meters away. Bus stops of the line 123 are about 300 meters from the apartment, which takes you in a few minutes to the main train station (Hauptbahnhof). From there the political city centre with Reichstag building and Brandenburg Gate are easy to reach.
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Wonderful appartment, cosy and well located in Berlin.
Nice trip for us!!
We, 6 persons, had a wonderful time in this excellent apartment. It was very nice, clean and well equipped. We would not hesitate to rent this apartment again when we visit Berlin again in the future. We were received by our gentle host, Stephan, at the minut we arrived to the address.
Lovely cozy flat and a very warm and kind man who will try to make you feel comfortable in the property and the neighbourhood. I highly recommend it!
What a fantastic stay! The communication with Stephan was very easy and quick response prior to our stay. Upon arrival walking into the appartment we all had an instant: YES! sensation. Very spacious, clean, modern and fully equipped appartment. Well located to take you around all the highlights of Berlin. We travelled by car and parking is free and no problem in the streets near the appartment. U-bahn from Westhafen and Birkenstrasze 7-10 minute walks. With 4 kids traveling along it's was nice there is a fast and free WIFI connection. As a bonus Stephan was kind enough to even equip the appartment with a Chromebook, free of use! Well equipped kitchen with oven, Nespresso Machine and enough cutlery to cook a full meal for 6. Bathroom with a bath and shower and even washingmachine.
We would highly recommend this appartment and Stephan: Gern wieder.
Very nice and quiet apartment, perfect for six people. Good location, quick access to public transport. Very nice contact - absolute recommendation.
Gladly again !!
Sehr schöne und ruhige Wohnung, für sechs Personen perfekt. Gute Lage, schnelle Anbindung an ÖPNV. Sehr netter Kontakt - absolute Empfehlung.
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By Jesse Pugh on August 18, 2011 at 11:08 am
After months of speculation, the NFL has announced their plans for the 2011 Supplemental Draft as well as making a statement regarding the eligibility of former Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor. Here's the official release from the league:
The Supplemental Draft, originally scheduled for August 17, has been rescheduled for Monday, August 22 at 1:00 p.m. ET.
The following six players have been declared eligible for selection in the Supplemental Draft:
Torez Jones DB Western Carolina Caleb King RB Georgia Keenan Mace DE Lindenwood Mike McAdoo DE North Carolina Terrelle Pryor QB Ohio State Tracy Wilson DB Northern Illinois
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Any good network based solutions for blog monitoring?
I have a situtation that I am trying to find solution to. My company, like many, is experiencing a tough time with the current economic climate. Unfortunately, we have had to lay some employees off, and this is a contributing factor to many employees resorting to anonymously posting very negative and libelous comments about the company. Senior management is convinced that these postings are coming from employees that are posting using company equipment on company time. We have used our existing web content filtering system to confirm that employees have visited the particular site from company networked PCs. However, I am unable to determine exactly what actions they are taking (what text they are actually posting).
Is anyone aware of any network based tools (not interested in installing client side software on a gazillion workstations) or creative techniques that I might use to determine what exactly is being posted? I do understand that I would only be able to monitor networks/systems under my companies control.


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Passengers can literally sleep easier on Airbus aircraft as a result of the company's commitment to their comfort.
In continuing to keep those who fly aboard Airbus aircraft at the heart of its philosophy, the company has appointed Kevin Keniston as Head of Passenger Comfort to concentrate on cabin elements and the journey experience from a traveller perspective.
"My role is to be the voice of the passenger," Keniston said. "We know they are increasingly discerning and, as flights are longer, we need to ensure that inflight comfort is a central focus of cabin design."
Travellers already are benefitting from Airbus' established modern standard for long-haul comfort – which includes an 18-inch wide seat in economy class – meeting the evolving requirements of the air transport industry, as long flights become more frequent and cover greater distances, while people generally grow taller and wider.
New research from Airbus and the London Sleep Centre reveals that an 18-inch seat can improve passenger sleep quality by 53 per cent, compared to the older, narrower 1950s-era 17-inch industry norm still used by other aircraft manufacturers today.
In addition, the study – which simulated inflight conditions – showed passengers fell asleep nearly 15 per cent quicker, while getting an average of 28 minutes more rest – resulting from fewer awakenings once asleep.
"The extra inch can have a very significant impact on passengers, allowing greater freedom of movement to find comfort, especially on long-haul flights," Keniston said. "These findings showed it made the difference between restless and restful sleep."
Keniston's appointment comes as Airbus continues its cabin comfort campaign, highlighting the company's ongoing innovation to set the modern standard for long-haul travel.
Beginning with the A300 and continuing through the company's modern, efficient product line – from the single-aisle A320 Family, to widebody A330 and A350 XWB jetliners, and the 21st century flagship A380 – all Airbus aircraft are designed with the space to accommodate at least an 18-inch standard seat in economy class.
For more, visit airbus.com/comfort section.
Read the press release for additional information on the impact of seat width on passenger comfort.


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Craigslist Ad Shows Reality Hitting Obama Voter Right in the Wallet
Here's a Craigslist poster that's clearly not very happy with Barack Obama, who he says he voted for. Here is his posting ... with a couple of minor edits:
What Obamacare did for me
I thought it would be great, free health insurance, then I got a job. Boss says 28 hours a week is all they are offering now because over 30 requires insurance. Great, 30% pay cut right off the bat. But it gets better. My 28 hour week gives me about $18,000 a year which is too much for any government insurance. So now by law I have to buy my own ($5000) or pay a fine. I'm f**ked and every year the fine goes up. So what I thought was a sweet deal turned into an a** f**king. Thanks Obama, I wonder how many people like me turn 27 and find out you screwed us?
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Posting ID: 3575925425
Posted: 2013-01-27, 3:14PM PST
Couldn't have put it better myself ... it's called reality ... and he's got lots of company.


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Independent auditor says Morse recall election was clean
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - An independent audit of the Senate District 11 recall election found no signs of fraud or human error.
The results were jointly announced by the El Paso County Clerk and Recorders Office and election auditing agency Clear Ballot, which performed the audit.
Clear Ballot auditors say the ballot count was a 100% match for votes cast at the polls as well as for write-in votes.
Clear Ballot says the vote count was off by 4 votes, which it says is common and does not raise any red flags.
Clerk and Recorder's office spokesperson Ryan Parsell says he's happy about the results and that voters can be confident that the process in place in El Paso County accurately captures the voice of the voters.
Voters in Senate District 11 voted to recall Democrat John Morse in the September 10, 2013 election after he voted in favor of several new gun control laws in Colorado. Morse lost by less than 400 votes.
Bernie Herpin, a Republican and former Colorado Springs city councilman was elected to take Morses seat.
State Senate District 11 encompasses much of central and west-central Colorado Springs.


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has computer stock trading gone mad?
i was watching a little news blip on PBS tonight on computer stock trading---all i can say is :wow:!
these computer set ups are buying billions/ trillions of dollars in stocks holding them for less than 20 seconds then dumping them. that is long term?--LOL!
the average trade is bought and sold in 1-20th of a second!
and the time it takes the computers to get in or out of a stock is like .005 milliseconds!
these computers get their tips from watching things like internet trends using various web-spider programs. imagine 'face-book" full of web crawlers! LOL
the computer don't know what it is buying or selling all it knows is the up or down numbers and trends.
now the PBS newsman was like all is fine and dandy.
i am thinking it would not take much to set off a panic or a bull-rush.
whoever gave this news story to PBS left out that such computer trading systems could manipulate stock prices either up or down and a malfunction or software problem might cause a panic.
i suspect right now the program traders are pushing the market UP--but what is going to happen WHEN they decide to take the cash and run?
everybody else is going to get holding the bag.


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You are eligible for a vested retirement benefit if you leave public employment before age 55 and you have five or more years of credited member service. This means that when you reach age 55, you will be entitled to a retirement benefit based on your service and the salary you earned when you were an active member.
You are eligible for a vested benefit on the first of the month following your 55th birthday. However, unless you have at least 30 years of service credit, your pension will be reduced if you choose to receive the benefit before age 62.
Your Vested Benefit
The provisions of the retirement plan that you were covered by in your last public employment determine the vested benefit. For an explanation of your benefit, please refer to Service Retirement Benefit.
The retirement benefit is payable for your lifetime. You may elect one of several payment options to provide for a continuing payment to a designated beneficiary of your choosing after your death.
To receive your vested retirement benefit at the earliest possible date, file a retirement application within 90 days before your 55th birthday. If we receive your retirement application after the first of the month following your 55th birthday, your vested retirement will be effective the date the application is received.
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Publisher: Konami Digital Entertainment - America
Developer: Konami of Europe
Release Date: Fall 2005
Platform: PlayStation®2, Game Boy® Advance, PC
ESRB: Rating Pending
Genre: Adventure
The Winx Club ™ is an interactive adventure of fantasy, fashion and magic! Based on the first season of the animated series currently airing on 4Kids TV on Fox, the game is set in a wondrous place called Magix. The game begins when Bloom, a 16 year old Earth girl, discovers she is a magical fairy and is whisked away to this enchanted world where fairies, humans and witches live. In Magix she joins the Winx Club along with four other fairies and the adventures begin. Possessed with a passion for fashion and a flair for magic, these embodiments of teenage empowerment set the tone for exciting adventures. Featuring a strong storyline and wide range of community-based activities and collectibles, the game will bring the world of the Winx Club to life in the imaginations of young gamers.
A strong storyline based on the first season of the Winx Club animated series
A wide range of magical moves and spectacular spells
Accessible controls as well as a comprehensive help system where other member of the Winx Club will appear and help Bloom in her adventure
A large assortment of mini games which promote exploration and puzzle solving
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25yr old Nurse - work at John Hunter Hosp - so ideally looking for a place close by. Looking to live with 1 other housemate that is reasonably clean and respects privacy - I work 12hr shifts so when I'm working I'm a bit of a hermit but otherwise very social. I work night shifts so looking for someone thats either lived with a shift worker or ok with being considerate and quiet some days of the month. I also have a BF out of state so he'd be visiting every now and then for a week at a time, and id be away for part of the time seeing him :)
This apartment is on the beach, each room has ocean views. Modern Kitchen, Lounge, bathroom, internal laundry. Walking distance to cafes, shops and supermarket. It is a very quiet place. Looking for flatmates to share.
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Child Abuse can be defined as a "non-accidental" injury or pattern of injuries to a child. Child abuse is damage to a child for which there is no "reasonable" explanation. Child abuse includes non-accidental physical injury, neglect, sexual abuse/molestation, and emotional abuse. Child abuse can encompass a spectrum of abusive actions, from acts of commission, to lack of action or omission. Child abuse can start before the birth of the child and can have adverse effects on the child, such as failure to seek appropriate prenatal health care during pregnancy or maternal drug/alcohol abuse.
Physical abuse includes anything a parent/caregiver does that results in physical harm to a child. Physical abuse may happen if a child is punished harshly, even though the parent/caregiver may not have meant to hurt the child. Physical abuse may result in a minor injury (such as a bruise) to a more serious injury, which could cause lasting damage or death (for example from shaking a child).
Sexual abuse occurs when a person uses power over a child, and involves the child in any sexual act. This abuser is more powerful because of age, intelligence, physical strength, control over the child, and the childs need to be taken care of by others. The offender gets the child to participate by using threats, bribes, lying and taking advantage of the childs trust. Most sexual offenders are people the children know.
Neglect is when a parent/caregiver does not provide for the basic emotional and physical needs of the child on an ongoing basis. Examples of neglect include not providing the proper: Food, clothing, housing, supervision, safe surroundings, personal health, medical and emotional care, and education. Children who are neglected physically and emotionally may not develop normally. Some children may suffer permanent damage.
A parent/caregiver who continually uses any of the following when interacting or disciplining a child is emotionally abusing the child: Rejecting, criticizing, insulting, humiliating, isolating, terrorizing, or corrupting. Children who witness violence in their home may suffer emotional damage watching a loved one being physically or verbally attacked.
Many times, some of these behaviors may have other explanations. It is important for you to be aware of these signs and indicators and be prepared to assist and support your child no matter what the cause of these symptoms or behaviors.
Children seldom lie about acts of sexual exploitation. It is important that a child feels that you BELIEVE what he or she has told you.
Support the child and notify the authorities. Children fear telling others -- especially parents and those in authority positions, this is normal.
Make sure that the child knows that telling what has happened to them is the RIGHT THING TO DO and that you will PROTECT him or her from FUTURE HARM.
Respect the child's privacy. Accompany the child to a private place where he or she can tell what has happened to them. DO NOT discuss the incident in front of people who do not need to know what happened.
Express your LOVE and CONFIDENCE with words and gestures. Show physical affection.
Keep the lines of communication open with the child. It is vitally important that the child believe that you are sympathetic, understanding, supportive, and optimistic so that he or she will feel comfortable in making additional disclosures and in discussing feelings.
You must notify the child protection, youth services, child abuse, or other appropriate social services organizations. The police, sheriff's office, or other law enforcement agency MUST ALSO BE NOTIFIED.
Seek out appropriate medical attention if you think the child has been physically injured. Often a child who has been sexually exploited is also physically injured.
Ignoring the incident, minimizing the incident, or acting as if it did not happen is not going to help the child deal with the exploitation. Consider the need for COUNSELING for the child. In deciding what counselors to use, be extremely cautious, look for someone who is qualified, ethical, and experienced in cases of sexual victimization.


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A symbol of love and beauty, the rose is the ideal flower to incorporate into a wedding. With various colors having different meanings, from love and friendship to new beginnings and passion, they can tell a story unique to your wedding.
There are many different ways to hold a Rose Ceremony, the idea is to create your own based on the traditional guidelines rather than following our instructions to the letter.
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Discussion in 'Meets & Get-Togethers' started by 1BadSierra2011, Feb 7, 2013.
Any meets planned for 2013? North/south Texas?
I am going to start a mini meet at least once per month in the DFW area.
I've been in talks with some of the long-term members and moderators on how to do meets for this summer. We're going to stick to major metro areas where members are located and offer more stuff to do.
anywhere around austin or san antonio or houston?
I know corpus christi is alot smaller
I'm from Corpus as well. I don't think I'd go to the Dallas/Ft Worth area though. Don't like them big cities, don't even like corpus really. Been here a couple years, T_T...still get lost going to Wal-Mart sometimes.
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Ms. Lane Strickland, a nurse recruiter from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, will be on Pulaski Technical College's main campus on Monday, Nov. 9, beginning at 11:30 a.m. to meet and talk with students.
All pre-nursing students at Pulaski Technical College are encouraged to attend.
Strickland will meet with students in Science Building Room 111.
If you have questions, contact Martha Eshleman, instructor of anatomy and physiology, at (501) 812-2766 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Board members may attend regional, state or national conventions, conferences and workshops. Reimbursement for reasonable travel expenses shall be made by the District when attendance is authorized and deemed by the Board to be necessary or desirable in carrying out the educational functions of the District.
There shall be no deliberation or formal action taken at conventions, conferences or workshops concerning District business that will appear on the agenda of the Board meeting.
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School board continues tax discussion
Members of the public engaged in a discussion with the Pine River-Backus School Board concerning a possible board approved tax levy at the Aug. 19 regular meeting.
At issue is the 2013 Omnibus Tax Bill, which gives the Pine River-Backus School Board the legal authority to increase its operating levy from $1.02 per student up to as much as $300 per pupil unit without voter approval.
Monday's meeting started with a bang, as board invited members of the public to comment.
Resident Donald Christensen asked why the board was taking the power to vote away from residents. Board member Sandy Poferl said it was a legislative decision that gave the board the authority. Poferl said the state had taken the burden of the decision off its own shoulders and put it on school boards throughout the state, which she said makes the boards look bad.
Christensen said the board could still choose to allow the people to vote, and asked why the board was deciding not to. Poferl explained that large cuts had been made to the latest school budget, and the levy would help alleviate stress from those cuts.
Christensen asked if raises were being considered for the teachers. Poferl explained that contract negotiations were under way. Christensen then questioned some of the school's past expenses.
Board member Jim Coffland stressed the importance of reinstating funding for bus purchases. Christensen asked why the board built a bus garage it doesn't use, saying the garage only houses school vans and smaller vehicles that could fit in the old bus garage.
"Nobody likes having their taxes and stuff increase, but I can't think of a better thing to invest in than our kids. And I trust you're doing the best job you can," resident Bonnie Lomen said.
Resident Jerry Peterson said, "That just reads taxation without representation. Just because the state allows you to make that choice doesn't mean you have to take it. They're just passing the buck, and I'm opposed to that."
Byron Benesh commended Peterson and Christensen, saying they had accurately described the issue.
"I don't believe in having a small group represent and take over the referendum. The public vote is important to me," Benesh said.
The board adopted a resolution to convert voter approved referendum authority to a board approved referendum authority, with board member Katy Botz casting the sole voted against the resolution. The board will make an initial decision on the levy in September, but will not finalize that decision until December.
At an Aug. 12 special meeting, the PR-B board and residents were given a presentation of the monetary impact that an increase in the tax levy could have on the school and local residents. PR-B Business Manager Jolene Bengtson said the school could raise an additional $303,080 in revenue by raising the levy to the maximum limit. Bengtson said state aid would pay 43 percent of that increase and property taxes would pay 57 percent.
For a typical $150,000 market value property, yearly property taxes would increase by $47. For a $200,000 market value property, that amount would be $62 per year.
"As a taxpayer of this district, I'm kind of appalled that the Legislature took some more power out of the voters' hands and leaves it up to the school board to decide if and when to raise taxes whenever they see fit," resident Steve Cox said.
Resident Steve Braker asked what the revenue would be used for. Board member Jason Marcum said the money the district would receive from the levy has not been allotted. The board still needs to discuss exactly what it would be used for.
Poferl said that the money raised by the levy could be used to reinstate some of the $447,690 in cuts made in the 2013-14 budget. The cuts included $137,000 from the district's transportation funds, which would normally be used to update the schools buses; $298,879 by eliminating the new beginnings program; and $20,000 from the elementary and high school technology budget.
Bengtson said, "We have no bus purchases scheduled for the year, and the more you push that off the bigger that gets."
"Last fall we only levied for the bare minimum," Poferl said. "We didn't go for what we were allotted to go for, thinking of our taxpayers and our community, and then we saw what it did to us when it came to do our revised and updated budget and it hurt."
Board members shared their opinions in individual interviews.
"What I would have liked to have seen happen was to let the taxpayers have their say. I think it's unfortunate that the state did this to the school board. I think it should remain in the taxpayers' hands," Botz said.
"It really is the state's responsibility to educate the children with the tax dollars. They've been shifting that away from themselves," Botz said.
Poferl said: "I would like to go for the $300. The reason being if we don't do something now, I'm afraid of what the cuts might be next budget. We try real hard. Our main focus is classroom size. It makes it hard on a whole class if the class is too big."
Chris Cunningham said: "As this is a preliminary levy I would like to see us go for as much as we can. We will be in a better position to have a balanced budget for the school at that time."
Some of the cuts board members would like to see reversed included cutting physical education classes and cutting the bus budget. Money from increasing the tax levy would not be available to the school until the 2014-15 school year. Until that time board members said they cannot be certain what expenses the school can expect. This is one reason there is no solid plan for the purpose of the tax money. Members are hesitant to spend money they do not yet have, and they cannot be sure what purchases the school might need in the 2014-15 school year.


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I'm thinking of buying a flail chain uncapper. Anybody here with experience with these types of uncappers? I don't have a hot water or steem set up so I'm thinking that this might be the best route to go..?
Any thoughts?
I'm thinking of buying a flail chain uncapper. Anybody here with experience with these types of uncappers? I don't have a hot water or steem set up so I'm thinking that this might be the best route to go..?
Any thoughts?
Main problems I FOUND with the "flail chain uncapper" ie: Maxant type,
was that when you uncap all plastic type frames, they vibrate so much that the chains
totally destroy the comb and cut down all the way to plastic core. I found that by staying with all wood and wax frames I don't have a problem. Second problem I found
was the lack of adjustment on the depth of
cut. From the factory, on my unit, I was unhappy with the adjustment features, so I made these brackets. See www.beesource.com/plans/pillowblock.htm
Was wondering if the Maxant chain uncapper would keep up with two 20 frame extactors?Also I have a mix of new deep combs(thin) and wide end bar medium combs(thick).Probably have to keep seperate and change adjustments?Thanks for any info.
Maxant's uncapper will keep up with two, three, five, maybe even more extractors.
It takes only about 15 seconds to go from box through uncapper and then into an extractor. Of course, you'd have to be set up like an assembly line. I run two of thier 1400P extractors (twenty frames) and I have to wait for the frames to clear.
Adjustments! Pretty much have to be standardized, otherwise you have to keep making them and on my unit, bla bla bla ...
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OK Honey House,thanks,got it.Now, do you use their cappings spinner?If so do you like it?I see they are selling the two together as a combo.Thinking it might be a good solution to my cappings handling problem.I'm trying to anticipate any problems.
Yes, that's a problem I deal with right now.
The regular uncapper has a tank underneath
the unit to catch the cappings. It fills up
fast, especially the small one Maxant sells.
I bought a couple of larger tubs from Wally
World and fitted a honey gate to them.
As they fill, I swap out. So far three
keeps me going. Their combo unit is on my wish list.
Dave Verville
Dave,thats the problem I have.I uncap with a hot knife into a tank to drain,but the honey here is so thick that it never does drain very well even in hot weather.So it slows everything down waiting.I dont really want to go with a melter,but I gotta speed it up a bit.Maybe I can talk the Boss into letting me get the combo(she seems kinda reluctant)
Try this.
"Getting the combo unit would sure speed things up in the honey house. I'd finish up faster and be able to spend more quality
time with you."
I guess I'm a lucky one. My wife was a bussiness major. Time = money to her.
Any toy I need (want) I have to put
together a bussiness plan and prove my
And every now and then I catch her with her hand in the "honey jar" and I reminder
where that money came from.