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Modern Garden Suite, San Francisco
お部屋の大きさ750 フィート
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|11th Ave, 94122 San Francisco, アメリカ合衆国
Accommodations: Castle, 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath (Sleeps 4)
Location, Location, Location, 2 -5 minutes to GG Park UCSF, Twin pic, The Castro, Noe Valley, Diamond Heights and West Portal little bet longer. Bus stop only a few steps away,
3 blocks to supermarket. Enjoy everything San Francisco has to offer, then come home to a modern dutiful apartment and enjoy it. My apartment has it all, Sleeping for 4 people, Big Queen size Bed in the bedroom and a Double sofa bed in the living room.
Dining room, Fully equipped Kitchen, high definition 42"lcd TV, laptop computer with Comcast high speed internet connection,hi-fi.
Lots of DVD movies and books for you to enjoy during your stay, plus we have a Privet Laundry.
Everything is supplied: Towels, Linens, Soap, Shampoo, Iron and FREE Laundry & Detergent.
The apartment is located in ground level of 3 level building, We live in the 3rd level, so just knock on my door if you should need anything during your stay.
You will enjoy beautiful garden, where you can use our herbs from our garden right to your table.(Rosemary and other)
A Living Room has Parquet floors with nice rag. French sliding door, and beautiful windows overlooking view of nice patio and garden. All original build and nicely remodel. Sofa bad transfer to queen size bed, and in the day can be as a sitting area with 42" HD flat screen TV with 100 channels to watch DVD.
The bedroom features a queen size bed with night stands. You will enjoy watching the TV with 100 free channels cable.
The kitchen provides an easy cooking experience with side by side fridge, microwave and stove. Also included for your convenience a toaster, coffee maker, and all on a granite counter top.
Toilet and tub enclosure stay in the bathroom. We will provide you all the supply.
If you will get the Gold Package: we meet you on Limousine in Airport and provide you transportation to Airport also on Limousine. Transportation Limousine service will cost you only $50 in and $50 out. Other 50% We will pay for you, because regular rate $80-$100.
Advance notice require.
International Airport you can reach with public transportation (BART and MUNI)
It is well served by the MUNI's bus lines to Downtown and other area of San Francisco (15 minutes by public buses). It is a 10-15 minute walking distance to the Golden Gate Park, (by Stow Lake, De Young Museum, Botanical Gardens, Japanese Tea Gardens and more! 2 blocks to N-Line and very close to restaurants, shops, bars. Lincoln Golf Course is 5-7min walking distance.
Just few blocks away is Irving strip with all Cafe and Restaurants, Banks, post office, grocery stores.
Baker Beach, Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point, New Chinatown 10-15 minutes by car / taxi or MUNI to the Castro / SOMA area, Twin pick, Baseball Park, Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, Chinatown, / Moscone Center, Ocean Beach, Marina, South Beach, Embarcadero, East Bay, and much more.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Free Laundry facility in the unit.
All linens and towels are provided.
ハウスルールAdditional fees charged during the check-in
* Tax Rate: 15.0%
* Refundable deposit of $250 in cash or $150 in the credit card
* No Smoking, No Party Please*
Please send me a message before you send me the booking request.
|Weekly rate for up to 4 guests
|¥ 9667775
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|¥ 35450305
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Nice apartment, great for a couple or small family. Very complete and even free street parking. Everything you need is there. Lots of restaurants and shop in the neighborhood. Public transport only two blocks away. Nice retro interior, very clean.
Nice apartment in very quiet area...good communication downtown...and golden gate park, haights,castro and the mission on walkable distance and a very service minded host....who provide us with all information we needed...and make it possible to arrive late in the evening
Nice apartment in very quite area...good communication downtown...and golden gate park, haights,castro and the mission on walkable distance and a very service minded host....who provide us with all information we needed
Michael was a great host, he was waiting for us at the place even if we got there late. The place is exactly like on the picture, well situated (two blocks from a tram line - 15 min from the city center). We enjoyed the terrace during the warm days. Only difficulty is the parking (we got a fine) but thanks to Michael's parking map, it got a bit easier.
We were happy with the Apartment. Nice area with good Restaurants nearby and pubblic transportation easy to reach. The Apartment was equipped with all what you need, quite clean and very quite. Michael, the owner was very kind and helpful.
Michael was a nice Guy and tried to help wherever he can! Appartment was all in all a good one, maybe too small for 4 persons but ok for 2 Weeks. Just the hygiene was not really good (mould in the bathroom, dust in a lot of places and so on). This should be revised.
So nice!! It was very great and covenient flat. We enjoyed our Stay. Michael is the best host. Thank you for everything!!
Nice place, very quiet and comfortable appartment. We really appreciate this with our two young children.
You feel like at home. The area is great, just near the Golden Gate Park with everything you need in the neighborhood. (especially the Irish Grocery "Roxie"). The N line drives you downtown in less than 20 minutes.
Michael is a very pleasant host taking care of every demand. He knows SF well and is a real live visitor center !
We spent a great week there.
Anne & Youenn
"If Your Going To San Francisco, be sure to stay at Michael's"!!! A great location away from the hustle and bustle but in easy reach of transportation, costing only $2. The accommodation has everything you need for a self catering break, all mod cons and very clean. Michael is extremely friendly and helpful
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- 26" wide x 22" deep x 41" high
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David Kantor <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:25:55 -0400
Interestingly, I recently had a very similar problem.
I have a log-generating program -- an ado. It's not done automatically; it's called as needed, and it creates a log and runs a specified do-file.
I was running a do-file that included a date-conversion step. It ran fine in test runs. Then when I did the "official" run, in conjunction with with the logging program, it produced all missing values for the date conversion.
I took a while to figure out the problem. Actually, it took a while to figure out what conditions created missing values and non-missing values. Eventually, I found that it was the use of the logging program that made the difference. Until recently, it was always the case that the only difference between running with and without the logging program was the presence of logging. To me, this was a well-established "fact" that I had taken for granted. But it was no longer true once I (recently) switched to Stata 10.
The cause of the problem was that the do-file uses the -date()- function, as in...
gen long datevar = date(date_string_variable, "YMD")
and the logging program has -version 8-, as all my ado files have -version- commands. The do-file did not have a -version- command. It was written for Stata 10, but I didn't realize that the logging program would change the version for the do-file that runs under it -- to version to 8, wherein "YMD" was not acceptable.
I have it straightened out now, but I thought it was instructive to have gone through that experience -- and may be instructive to share it with the rest of you.
At 02:37 PM 6/12/2008, George Hoffman wrote:
Thank you, Nick.
well, then the problem is somewhere else. my real question is about a
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Personally I never liked Russel Martin in Pinstripes, I view him as part of the reason why my dude Jorge never got to leave on his terms with dignity.
That said, I hope my boy Franky (Cervelli) gets a look, I believe he can be a solid piece for Seasons to come.
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Town and Country Canal
Original post made by Paly Parent, Old Palo Alto, on Aug 24, 2006
It looks ridiculous. It forces hundreds of Paly students to walk down a tiny corridor for lunch. It makes it difficult and more hazardous for any pedestrian (student or adult) to enter the shopping center.
As a parent, I want my child to be able to eat lunch at T & C instead of get in a student car and drive elsewhere.
Remember the days before the cross walk when Paly kids walked at will, at random, across Embarcadero? Kids use the cross walks to and within the shopping center. I just don't understand what problem T & C is solving by installing the fence and making it harder for Paly students to patronize the restaurants during the day.
a resident of College Terrace
on Aug 25, 2006 at 12:37 am
probably to control access points in the construction zone, to protect the few students who would disperse into the volatile construction zones from doing so...
short answer: insurance
a resident of Palo Verde
on Aug 25, 2006 at 8:57 am
Town & Country is getting worse and worse and quite frankly I don't see why anyone would want to patronise it any more. If it wasn't for Paly students and a few anchors, I don't think it would survive. Still, it is nice to see that they are trying to update it, but not in a customer friendly way. If the Paly students start to disobey the rules then the next thing is they will not be allowed to use it at all. The Powers That Be who run things at T & C must change their attitudes if they want to survive. I know that over the next couple of weeks, there are many parent meetings and field trip kick offs at the centre and if it proves to be too difficult for ease of use, then alternative venues will be sought. So beware T & C, or your loyal customer base will not be there!!!!!
a resident of College Terrace
on Aug 25, 2006 at 11:22 pm
- Maybe Paly students can learn to follow a few simple rules created to protect them - instead of insisting that this temporary inconvenience is the end of the world? (it's being done to make T&C a better place for them and otehr shoppers)
- Funny, those that are complaining about this and threatening "action" against tT&C are those who will cry "foul" - or "what's happening to retail in Palo Alto?" - if retailers really DO fail at T&C because of actions like the ones that Carol suggests. It's not T&C management your actions will hurt, it's the retailers.
- T&C is a construction zone; it would behoove a reasonable person to consider that alternate pathways and detours would be part of that, and act accordingly.
a resident of Palo Verde
on Aug 26, 2006 at 11:07 am
I am not suggesting action should be taken, I am just pointing out what is happening. I have had a daughter at Paly for the past four years and my son is now a freshman. I know that Paly students use T & C, particularly the various eateries and Longs. I know from my son that the construction is awkward and the students are trying to obey the rules, but what I am afraid of is that a few will start disobeying the rules and the whole student body will suffer when it becomes off limits during the school day. I am not making any threats to T & C, but I know that long time retailers have been forced to move out due to high rents (Weightwatchers for one), and these are often the anchors that bring shoppers into other stores. When my son is off to foothills park this week for a field trip, the parents are meeting at T & C because it is handier. If the construction makes it too difficult then another venue will be used next time and the coffee houses, etc. will suffer because they will not get the business that this field trip could have generated. This is not a threat, just a fact of life. T & C needs to update and we can all put up with some inconvenience, but if they continue to loose retailers due to their high rents and arrogant attitude in the manner in which they incovenience their customers, then their loyal customers may disappear.


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Anything with a handle is manual.
Anything with a handle is manual.
And anything without isnt beekeeping.
Thats the sad part about our industry.Besides forklifts and some automated extracting,our job is all about manual.:
Dan Williamson
B&C Honey Farm http://www.flickr.com/photos/9848229@N05/
You will need a good fork lift with side shift and a truck.
You will need to gather data on the cost per unit of use/production for both items.
Ernie Lucas Apiaries
My boom has side shift......if you push hard enough.
Most commercial outfits we know have either a Swinger or Hummerbee. Both have standard side shift.
Side Shift???
I guess they mean when your buddy had to tie off the end of the boom to help you swing that first row. And then the second row too.
If you don't know what I'm talking about sorry
Tom, I know what you mean. Where I live it's hard to find a flat spot big enough to check your oil, much less unload a load of bees.
So now you know why the bee boom has the metal loop on the end of the boom.
I carried a shovel and dug leveling ramps for my old 1954 International with a home made boom.
For those who do not know what we are talking about a boom truck must be somewhat level in two directions. ( front to back & side to side.)
Boom loading is so much fun when you have a wind too.
A side shift is a must have item.
You must mean those pretty flashing lights on a Payne, pain, boom.
I never could quite figure those Payne lights out. (anyone know?) I 'm using one on a 1 ton but just level it by guessing.
It sure is fun loading in a strong wind.
We have an old forklift with side shift.I don't think I could load anything without it. It also has "forward launch". Found that one accidentally the other night!
Yeah the Paynes were the Caddilacs weren't they? My electric loaders all had side to side, fore&aft plus raise & lower headframe. And if something goes wrong, you can always unload by hand!
Try to stop the red light from blinking and get the boom into the green light.
It is good on paper. But, after a while when you are tired and you have been stung a few times it becomes mentally challanging to say the least.
I have not brought up the subject of cables, electric cord reels, and the up and down push buttons.
The only sideshift one needs is from one hive to another.


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text: Protect collective bargaining! On June 19, the Legislature sent the FY10 state budget to Governor Deval Patrick. The Senate had included changes to municipal health insurance in its version of the budget that were not part of the final budget sent to the Governor. But that does not mean the issue is dead. Rather, it means that immediate action from MTA members is critical! The Legislature is likely to vote on the issue soon. We need to weigh in with legislators right away to protect collective bargaining over our health insurance. BackgroundThe Senate had added an amendment to its version of the budget that made changes to municipal health insurance. The speaker of the House, the Senate president and the governor have made clear for many months that they intend to save cities and towns money by forcing reductions in the cost of municipal health insurance. The proposal that had been adopted by the Senate used the cost of insuring municipal employees through the Group Insurance Commission as a benchmark. The GIC currently provides health insurance to state employees and to some municipal employees who have negotiated to join the GIC. Under the Senate plan, if a city or town's costs were higher than the amount it would cost to get health insurance through the GIC, the city or town would negotiate, through coalition bargaining, a health insurance plan that reached the benchmark either through the GIC or through another insurer. If the costs were below the benchmark, then no changes would be required to a community's health insurance. In the Senate version, retirees would only be given a seat at the table if the community had to engage in coalition bargaining because the cost of the community's health insurance was above the GIC benchmark. Under the plan, collective bargaining for municipal health insurance was protected, and unions were able to negotiate how the savings from cost reductions would be shared between the municipality and the employees. In addition, the proposal included a fair dispute-resolution system that would be triggered if the parties could not agree. The Senate provision on health insurance was not included in the FY10 budget that was passed by the Legislature. That means it is very likely that the Legislature will soon consider changes to municipal health insurance in separate legislation that seeks to help municipalities reduce costs. It is vital that the voices of MTA members are heard in this debate. Collective Bargaining Threatened Local officials, led by the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA), lobbied hard to prevent the Senate language from being included in the final budget. Why? Because the MMA will only support legislation if city and town officials have the sole power to determine the design of municipal employees' health insurance plans without collectively bargaining over them. The MMA also wants to do away with any fair dispute-resolution process so local officials alone can determine how the savings can be used. The MTA is fighting to make sure that any change in municipal health insurance permits collective bargaining and gives a voice to retirees in decisions about their health insurance. Send a message to your state legislators TODAY. Ask the legislators to protect collective bargaining for health insurance, provide a fair dispute-resolution process and make sure that retirees are included in decision making about their health insurance.Contact your legislators.


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Willow Smith is 13 years old. 13. Yes, I know she seems like she would be much older because she has been in the public eye for so long and had that song and is on all those red carpets with her parents, but she is 13. For a very brief moment in time yesterday on Instagram was a photo of the 13 year old Willow in bed with a half naked Moises Arias. Moises played Rico on Hannah Montana. When you were 20 did you hang out half naked in bed with 13 year olds? If you did, then most likely you are reading this from a jail cell. No one is saying anything illegal happened, but what 20 year old wants to hang around 13 year old girls. What parents let this happen? Oh yeah, the kind of parents that let their kids do pretty much whatever they want and hang out with people with no supervision. When I was 13, I don't think I knew any 20 year old people, let alone would have been allowed to hang out with them.
You know what would be nice? Someone asking Will Smith or Jada Pinkett Smith about the photo and what, if anything they did about it.


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UM system asks for help to find next chancellor
UM system president Tim Wolfe asked faculty and staff for input on what characteristics they want in the next chancellor.
COLUMBIA, Mo. - University of Missouri leaders are looking for the next leader and they want some help. Current chancellor Brady Deaton will officially retire in November. System president Tim Wolfe wants input from employees.
Several faculty and staff members spent an hour asking the president to find a chancellor who is honest and won't be afraid to shake things up. A good majority of the comments wanted the next chancellor to be able to make hard decisions and change what they describe as a toxic work environment.
The university system is searching for a MU chancellor for the first time in two decades. Wolfe says officials have to be very careful and thorough who they hire. But in order to find that person, Wolfe wants help.
"Quickly come up with a search committee that is charged with a specific criteria, solicit the interest of candidates, and then vet the candidates as quickly as possible. We think we have an advantage in terms of finding the best possible candidate," Wolfe said.
Everyone that spoke Monday was either faculty or staff. They asked for candidates to have the ability to raise money, be able to stand up to lawmakers, or have a connection to the university. But many other comments were directed at being able to change. They say as good as Deaton was, there were many things he didn't make decisions on and it led to the working environment turning sour.
"I was thinking here, is anybody going to mention integrity and honesty because there are problems with integrity and honesty on administrators with this campus," MU employee Galen Suppes said.
Others said the next chancellor will have to be mentally strong.
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The Lineup:
BONEY JAMES - Listen HERE
The Boston Globe really did all the selling of James as a live performer we needed them to: "Let's make something perfectly clear: James is not a smooth jazz player…his music is muscular and gritty, whereas most smooth jazz has all the texture and complexity of a cue ball…. James swaggered across the stage like a blacktop hero draining treys on an overmatched opponent. He even weaved his way through the audience, never missing a beat and all but daring the crowd not to have a good time."
CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE BIG BAND - Listen HERE
Coming off a Grammy win for their debut album The Good Feeling, The Christian McBride Big Band kicks off their summer tour season with a stop at this year's Playboy Jazz Festival. Bassist, composer, producer, (re)arranger and bandleader, McBride comes from a long line of Philadelphia-born bassists and is considered something of a virtuoso in his field, having already appeared as a sideman on close to 300 recordings. Though separately, the band members are no strangers to the big stage, this will be the largest venue McBride's ensemble plays together to date.
KEB' MO - Listen HERE
Anyone interested in the passing of crowns, the lineage of the blues guitar, knows a thing or two about Keb' Mo. His music is nothing if not born of the Delta Blues. His songs have all the raw howl you might expect from a Robert Johnson type and his efforts have earned him three Grammys across two decades. Like any good blues singer, his songs are from the heart, reflective of the trials and tribulations of the time; Keb' Mo's voice has been heard on countless political issues including Vote for Change and the No Nukes Group.
KG OMULO - Listen HERE
A quarter big band, a quarter Bob Marley, a quarter counterrevolutionary and a poet to boot, K.G. Omulo and his accompanying band bring with them a stage presence that is hard to match. Whether you're there for the sound or the message you will not be disappointed; hypnotic percussion keeps the pace while a boisterous horn section accents in all the right places. Omulo's lyricism might only be matched by a shredding electric guitar a la Jimi Hendrix, and when the whammy bar starts to wail, bodies start moving to the beat.
OZOMATLI - Listen HERE
The music scene circa Los Angeles 1995 was what one would call eclectic at best; ska, punk, jazz, salsa, reggae and rap all came together in the melting pot that was L.A. of the nineties to breed some pretty genre-bending bands. While the results on paper sounded questionable, the practical reality of the fusion was unparalleled. As band member Jiro Yayaguchi describes it: "You drive down Sunset Boulevard…roll down your windows and all the music that comes out of each and every different car…that crazy blend that's going on between that cacophony of sound is Ozomatli."
PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND - Listen HERE
Any Treme fans out there will find it difficult not be moved by the sounds of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. It's a rotating ensemble of Dixieland and traditional jazz based out of New Orleans, and one of the many musical groups displaced by Hurricane Katrina. On any given night these guys could be made up of five to fifteen members but quantity has nothing to do with quality; each individual member is talented in his own right and whether you see three of thirteen of them, the sound is well worth the price of admission.
QUINCY JONES' GLOBAL GUMBO - Listen HERE
For those of you keeping score at home, Quincy Jones is 78 and still going strong. His Global Gumbo could be the highlight of the Playboy Jazz Fest considering some of the big names that have already graced the group with their presence at previous shows: Frank Sinatra Jr., trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, and Toto (well at least part of Toto). The Global Gumbo set pays homage to Jones' storied career, including stopovers highlighting his time with the Brothers Johnson, Gloria Estefan and Michael Jackson. If you're attending the festival, this is a set not to be missed.
ROBIN THICKE - Listen HERE
As far as instantaneous name recognition for a younger generation goes, Robin Thicke takes the cake. He's written songs for Jennifer Hudson, Usher, Mary J. Blige and Christina Aguilera and has had his hand in some of the last decade's best-selling albums, namely Confessions (Usher) and Tha Carter III (Lil Wayne). He's also had a solo career worth talking about, hitting high notes on the Billboard charts and judging the ABC television show Duets. If you haven't heard of Thicke, you probably haven't turned on a radio in recent years…or a TV.
SHARON JONES AND THE DAP KINGS - Listen HERE
At the forefront of the revivalist movement are Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings. Their mission: to bring back the glory days of Funk and Soul. With James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald and Otis Redding topping the list of her influences, you can bet Jones knows how to sing and how to put on a show. She's performed with high-octane musicians like Phish, David Byrne and Fatboy Slim and has had the pleasure of being on tour with the infamous Lou Reed. This is a gal and a band that can 100 percent put on a show.
SHEILA E - Listen HERE
Very few things are hotter than a girl drummer with good credentials. Sheila E. has hit the big time with people like Prince, George Duke and Ringo Starr. She's a bit of a high-profile freelancer, playing alongside Carlos Santana, Marc Anthony and John Rich to name a few, but unlike most drummers, who require a band to make it by, Sheila E. can hold her own just fine; she was featured on Letterman as part of the show's Drum Solo week and scored a job at the Academy Awards in the house band.
SOUL REBELS - Listen HERE
We could go on for days about the Soul Rebels, but the Village Voice wrapped it up so nicely, describing them as "the missing link between Public Enemy and Louis Armstrong." They are the definition of a touring jam band, playing upwards of 250 shows a year across North America, Europe, South Africa and Brazil, but if you manage to catch them standing still, they can usually be found at the center of the blues universe in New Orleans. Their latest album, Unlock Your Mind, recently cracked the number five spot on iTunes' Jazz charts. If you haven't seen them…do. It's well worth it.
CHICO TRUJILLO - Listen HERE
They may be part punk and part SKA but this Chilean band is all party. Touted as one of the major orchestras in Chilea, according to their website are, "the soundtrack to every party, from Africa to Punta Arenas." Playing big festivals like Roskilde in Denmark, Lollapalooza in Chicago and SXSW fest in Austin Texas, we're starting to understand why they are such a hot ticket to see. Hopefully you'll be able to find some bunnies to dance with once these wild guys take the stage.
The Cookers - Listen HERE
It's not every day you get to see seasoned jazz veterans play, let alone seven of them playing together. Save for David Weiss on trumpet and Craig Handy on alto sax, these musicians all hail from the 60's and haven't stopped pumping out some of the most incredible jazz coming out today. "This is the sort of music that should reflect the times we live in" explains Weiss, "as we should be screaming from the rafters trying to fix all that is going wrong in the world today."
SPECTRUM ROAD - Listen HERE
If you missed the hay days of Cream, loved the music of Tony Williams, and find yourself tapping your toe to the songs of Lenny Kravitz, Spectrum Road, with Jack Bruce (Cream) on Bass, Vernon Reid (Living Color) on guitar, John Medeski on keyboard and Cindy Blackman-Santana (Kravitz, Santana) is a band you need to see.. Spectrum Road first started out as a tribute band to the late great jazz drummer Tony William's. Since then the group has transformed into one of the most notorious jazz super groups, reworking many of Tony Williams songs as well as original jazz fusion jams.
Louie Cruz Beltran - Listen HERE
Raised in a home where rhythm was king and the music always played, Louie Cruz Beltran learned an appreciation for an Afro-Cuban sound from a young age. He picked up the bongos and the congas and timbales followed and he never looked back. Today, he works as a composer, instructor and recording artist performing all along the West Coast. An open invitation from Cuban dignitary Dr. Ariel Aguilar Reyes from the University of Havana for Beltran to perform an instructional/cultural tour of Cuba stands as high praise to his talent and skill.
Ramsey Lewis Electric Band - Listen HERE
Ramsey Lewis has been credited with a lot of things: three Grammys, five honorary doctorates, a Jazz Masters Award from the Endowment of the Arts and for bringing not-so-mainstream jazz into the limelight. This year the award-winning pianist brings his electric band to the Playboy Jazz Fest stage in a set that revisits Lewis' gold recording, Sun Goddess. As far as legends of the scene go, this is a show not to be missed by jazz enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.


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TRAINING: I get to the gym about 8am to start my day off with my strength and conditioning coach Chris Merritt. At this time we do a strength workout followed by a metabolic cardio workout. After that I either do Focus Mitts or Grappling, than head home to shower and rest a little. I'll usually head back to the gym around 5:30pm and will be there for three to four hours working on various parts of my game, whether it be wrestling, grappling, or sparring. I do this six days a week.
Thoughts on opponent, Chico Camus? I'm very excited for my fight with Chico. I think he is a great well-rounded fighter, so I am prepared for wherever he tries to take the fight. My plan is to stop any takedown he attempts and force him to stand and trade with me! Even though I took this fight on short notice, I feel very confident in my training and I promise a much more active and aggressive Dustin in this fight!!!
When and why did you start training for fighting? I've been fighting all my life.... fighting for the right.... to Paaaaarty! LOL. No, but seriously, I first found out about MMA fighting from a UFC DVD from Blockbuster. I fell in love with the sport and had my first amateur fight six months after watching that DVD.
What ranks and titles have you held? I have held 4 amateur belts in two different weight classes - 145lbs and 155lbs; I also have held one professional belt at 135lbs.
Do you have any heroes? I have many heroes in my life. My number one hero is my Lord and savior Jesus Christ; God has given me an incredible life, filled with amazing family and friends. I have so much to be thankful for and I am very grateful for everything He has blessed me with. Another hero in my life is my father-in-law, who has been like a second father to me. I look up to him for the morals he lives by and the love he has for his family and I enjoy all the laughs we share together.
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It means the world to me!!! Six years ago I set a very specific goal with my best friend Chris Merritt. That goal was to one day fight in the UFC, so not only am I accomplishing a goal, but I am fulfilling a dream!
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I actually went to a few colleges and wasted a lot of money on credits that never transferred. But I do have an associates degree of occupational study for personal training.
What was your job before you started fighting? I had many jobs throughout my MMA career and never kept any of them for more than a year. What can I say...I'm not cut out to be a 9 to 5er.
Specific accomplishments in amateur competition? As an amateur I have won the WKA Northeastern regional 145lbs and 155lbs titles, I have won the Total Cage Combat Featherweight Championship and the Vahalla Featherweight Championship.
Specific accomplishments in pro competition? I recently won the Ring of Combat Bantamweight Championship
Favorite grappling technique: I love the triangle choke!
Favorite Striking technique: Any strike that finishes with a knockout
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DDD Jumps 6% on In Line Q1: Street Ponders Margin Upside, Mix
Shares of 3-D printer manufacturers 3D Systems (DDD) are up $2.28, or almost 6%, at $38.05, after the company this morning reported Q1 revenue that slightly exceeded expectations, and a profit in line with consensus.
Revenue in the three months ended in March rose 61%, year over year, to $102 million, yielding EPS of 21 cents.
Analysts had been modeling $101.6 million and 21 cents.
Gross margin in the quarter expended to 52.4% from 49.9%, the company said.
The company ended the quarter with $110.5 million in cash on hand.
In prepared remarks, CEO Avi Reichental called the results "outstanding" and said they showed the "vibrancy of our diversified portfolio."
The quarter's revenue consisted of $39.7 million in "3D printers and other products" revenue category, up 61%; printer "materials" revenue of $28.7 million, up 17%; and services revenue of $33.6 million, up 18%.
Piper Jaffray's Troy Jensen, who has an Overweight rating on the shares, and a $42 price target, writes this morning that "organic growth was 22.1% during the quarter, which we view as another solid data point that this is a secular growth market and we anticipate the industry can sustain 20%+ growth over the next several years."
On the conference call following the report, Reichental and CFO Damon Gregoire fielded one question about whether gross margin can go higher.
Said Reichental,
We believe so. We believe there is still opportunity to continue to expand margin on materials. And I think Damon said it in his comments earlier today that his overall material revenue becomes a greater percentage of total revenue, you know, we see that also contributing more to our consolidated gross profit margin.
The two also fielded a question about the mix of materials sales and software sales versus actual printer unit sales.
Reichenau responded,
Well, there is no question that as we place more printers into the market within a certain lag time, we see an increase in materials revenue generation, and we have seen that. And it's tracking our expectations very nicely. And you're right that we have a category that's called printers and other products. But within that, in Damon's comments this morning, he basically spelled out what 3D printers only contributed to the quarter, which was 31.8 million or 43% increase over the 2012 quarter. So that's really the number to focus on if you want a relationship between printers and materials.


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Honestly it doesn't matter dude. You're taking the standings way too seriously. It's like we have a huge chunk of life savings into this game.
Is it me, or am I going crazy with the amount of rules and regulations this guy wants?
It's just a game for bragging rights here, to pass some time.
Who cares who we face?


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Midshipman Action Group Contributes 24,500 Community Service Hours … and Then Some
POSTED ON: Friday, May 23, 2014 8:00 AM by NAVAL ACADEMY PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Not content with the 24,500 hours of service they've already contributed to the local community and beyond, the Naval Academy's Midshipman Action Group has been hard at work at the tail end of the academic year.
As the 4,500 midshipmen in the brigade vacated Bancroft Hall, Midshipman 2nd Class Caroline Evans and her team collected 160 boxes of gently-used clothing to donate to Linda's Legacy, a nonprofit organization that provides clothing to the homeless.
In the wake of the Class of 2017 Herndon climb, a group of mids led by Midshipman 1st Class Emily Hughes gathered 566 pairs of athletic shoes for Planet Aid, which collects and recycles used clothing and shoes and supports projects that improve communities world-wide.
MAG was officially recognized during the Naval Academy's Community Service Awards Ceremony May 19 when Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides declared the day Midshipmen Appreciation Day.
They were also recognized in February by the Maryland General Assembly for their contributions to the community.
MAG manages more than 50 projects and 500 midshipman volunteers throughout the year, including a new project led by Midshipman 2nd Class Jake Williams in which midshipmen provide companionship and support to people in the local community suffering from disabilities. The program is in partnership with Best Buddies of Maryland.
Midshipman 1st Class Kimberly Bernardy was recognized in April for leading the "Final Salute" program where USNA midshipmen travel to homes and hospice centers in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County to visit and assist veterans in hospice care, and deliver to them their final salute.
The Final Salute initiative began during Bernardy's freshman (plebe) year at USNA with the assistance of Hospice of the Chesapeake's former director of Volunteer Services. Bernardy became a project leader at the hospice program her sophomore year and rapidly increased the program's visibility and participation level.
MAG has also done its part in fighting hunger in the local community. In the months leading up to Thanksgiving, they collected more than 54,000 pounds of food to donate to the Anne Arundel County Food and Resource Bank.
This spring, 500 midshipman volunteers helped host the 2014 Special Olympics on the Naval Academy Yard.
And as if they didn't have enough regularly scheduled projects to manage, midshipmen eagerly took to the streets of Annapolis after the many winter storms this year to help citizens shovel snow.
While much of MAG's work was done in the local area, many projects extended deeper into the national and global community as well.
Midshipmen traveled to Georgia during Spring Break to help build homes and plant gardens for Habitat for Humanity. They volunteered with the Books for International Goodwill project, packaging books to send to communities in need both in the U.S. and overseas.
And, through the midshipmen's work with the Honor Flight Program, World War II veterans from all over the country have been welcomed to the capital region by large groups of midshipmen cheering them on at Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
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Everyone I apologize for not being in contact. Been without a computer past3weeks. Using my notebook,but had to get someone to change pass word so I could get onto qb!i am still waiting for mine.
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Everyone I apologize for not being in contact. Been without a computer past3weeks. Using my notebook,but had to get someone to change pass word so I could get onto qb!i am still waiting for mine.
we don't meet people by accident.Everyone is meant to cross our path for a reason.
I have not been able to write as I would like, either. So busy at work and my nook and android phone just aren't easy to post with. I cannot tell you how many times I typed up a nice long work of art, just to have it go flying off into cyberspace or something. It just dissappears. Typing on those instruments is almost impossible for someone with big fat fingers like mine. LOL Mine has bee received and i have received mine, so I am just riding along enjoying the view!!
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"There comes a time in your life, when you walk away from all the drama and people who create it. You surround yourself with people who make you laugh. Forget the bad, and focus on the good. Love the people who treat you right, pray for the ones who don't. Life is too short to be anything but happy. Falling down is a part of life, getting back up is living."
Thanks for posting pics of the rug and goodies! I did take photos, but the images were too large to post! Again, as I expressed in my PM to you - thank you so very much Quilty-Louise!!!!!
I got mine today... From TammyB
I love the whole package, Thank you for such a cute Mug Rug and Mug, along with all the goodies. Beautiful.
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Don't Cry Because It Is Over, Smile Because it Happened, Dr. Seuss
TraciBug the one you got and the one you made cheered me up, so cute and quirky!
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Just walked in the door from our vacation and there was my mug rug package. Not one but 2 great mug rugs, one is in batiks and the other is fun geometric prints and a coffee theme. Wish I could personally thank her because my package came all the way from Hawaii. Also received passionfruit orange Hawaiian tea and some yummy hot chocolate. Thank you so much Leiladylei54 Toni
Made this for Gingerbreadmama, she said her favorite block was the Log cabin and she liked country red. The mug rug was fun to make for her. Also made her some greeting cards with little gingerbread boys
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Still, Davison couldn't wait any longer; he was ready to be a Wildcat. On Friday, the three-star linebacker from Encino, Calif. committed to Northwestern's 2013 recruiting class.
What was the difference-maker for Davison?
"Academics," he told PurpleWildcats. "However, as soon as they offered, I knew I was going to commit. I just wanted to do it on my visit but I couldn't wait until then."
Davision also holds offers from Boise State, Iowa State, Colorado State, Navy, Nevada, San Diego State, and Wyoming, among others. He was scheduled to visit Boise State and Nevada, but those plans have been scratched.
Davison is Northwestern's 18th verbal commitment for this class and its first since August 9. NU is expected to add several more additions to its 2013 group.
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Bloasty is a miraculous level of high that can only be induced by smoking select buds, chosen by Allah, off of the Cannabis Plant of Destiny. It is a combination of the words "blown" and "toasty", two words famously used by Zeus and Thor. Bloasty is not for, nor will it ever be achieved by, the weak of body or the feeble of mind. It is said that once bloasty is attained, you can feel the breath of Aphrodite on your face like a sweet, delicious breeze. Senses become enhanced to superhuman levels, and time ceases to be relevant. And everything you have ever dreamed of and/or desired becomes a reality. Your Chakras becomes one with the force that is: Bloasty.
DB- "I just discovered the meaning of life!"
JG- "Dude, you be bloasty as a muthafuckah!"
DB- "I be bloasty."
JG- "Dude, you be bloasty as a muthafuckah!"
DB- "I be bloasty."
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Mom who chose cannabis over chemo forced to revisit chemo options
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A Colorado Springs mom who chose cannabis over chemotherapy for her 3-year-old son with leukemia faces a tough choice: find a chemo plan they can live with, or risk losing custody of her son.
Sierra Riddle and her mom, Wendy, met with Child Protective Services on Wednesday. Several doctors also attended the meeting -- in person and on the phone.
Wendy Riddle told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that all of the CPS employees were very kind and helpful. The doctors, on the other hand, were "rude, condescending and arrogant," Wendy said.
3-year-old Landon Riddle was diagnosed with T-Cell ALL (leukemia) when he was 2 years old. He struggled with chemotherapy, according to his mom.
"Within three months, we could all see that chemo was killing Landon," said Sierra Riddle. "He would vomit like 50 times a day. No pharmaceuticals would stop it."
Sierra found an alternative -- medical marijuana in the form of capsules. She said she was skeptical at first, but quickly saw improvements in Landon's health. She says he's now in remission.
But Landon's doctors still recommend years of chemotherapy. Sierra said that someone from Children's Hospital Colorado reported her actions to Child Protective Services and now she is being investigated.
"Doctors are mandated reporters," said Karen Logan, child protection intake manager at the Department of Human Services in El Paso County. "They are required by law to report any suspicion of abuse or neglect. They don't have to know that it's abuse or neglect, they just have to suspect it."
"CPS made it very clear that this was not about whether or not Landon was receiving good care," Wendy told KRDO NewsChannel 13 after Wednesday's meeting. However, doctors told the family that Landon has to continue chemotherapy or take the matter to court.
"Let's face it," Wendy said. "He knows that if this goes to court, he'll win."
Wendy said the family will meet with doctors Thursday to discuss their chemotherapy options. She said there is one type of chemotherapy that Landon responded well to, but they don't want him on anything else.
"We're not doing morphine, we're not doing oxy, we're not doing Ativan. No more narcotic medicines," she said.
If they can't come to an agreement, the family has the option to take the matter to court, but will need to find an oncologist to agree to care for Landon and let him continue his cannabis treatments.
"If I could send out a plea at this point. If an oncologist hears this and could come forward and contact us, that would be amazing," Wendy said.
Wendy said the process is still in the investigation phase, but she realizes they could ultimately lose custody of Landon if they can't come to an agreement and the court orders it.
"If they ordered us to put him on the chemo and we refused, then they could take him away from our care," Wendy said. "We don't want to lose custody of Landon. That would be horrific."
"I just want him to have the chance to stay in remission naturally and to stay healthy," Sierra said. "In saying that we want to go the natural way, we're not saying that we don't want anything to do with doctors. That's not what we're saying at all."
KRDO NewsChannel 13 contacted Children's Hospital Colorado to find out its stance on medicinal marijuana as a treatment for cancer or its symptoms.
The following is Children's Hospital's statement in its entirety:
Out of respect for patient privacy, Children's Hospital Colorado cannot provide specific information. However, Children's Colorado can provide the following information from Stephen Hunger, MD, Director, Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, Children's Hospital Colorado:
• Childhood cancer remains the leading cause of death by disease among children in the U.S.
• About 25% of childhood cancers are acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL).
• The survival rate for children with ALL treated on Children's Oncology Group ALL research trials is over 90%.
• This is attained with 2 to 3 years of chemotherapy.
• Children's Hospital Colorado is one of the largest centers in the country that treats children with ALL
• For more information visit www.childrenscolorado.org


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The Fur (& Feather!) Flyer
Established in 1965, HAWS assists over 6,000 animals and welcomes more than 31,000 human visitors annually. As an "open admissions" shelter we lead the community in animal welfare and assure sanctuary for all animals in need, regardless of age, health or temperament. HAWS is a non-profit, entirely donor-fund organization with an active humane education program, and both wildlife and companion animal rescue services for Waukesha County.
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Taco John's Helping HAWS have a Happy Holiday!
HAWS has again been chosen to benefit from the December "Nachos Navidad" promotion and through sales of Christmas ornaments at the Waukesha Taco John's restaurant at 317 N. Grand Ave!
Noted Dusty Stiefel, Unit General Manager for Taco John's, "This will be our third straight year raising donations for HAWS, and we want to make sure we beat our amount from last year of $1,992.00."
Nachos Navidad billboards will be posted November 12th, marking the day Taco John's will begin selling their $1 holiday ornaments for HAWS. Then, starting December 1st and continuing throughout the month, 25 cents from every Nachos Navidad sold at the Waukesha eatery will be donated to HAWS. For those with spare change in their pockets, Taco John's will also have collection jars for HAWS.
Stiefel continued, "The entire crew at Taco John's works very hard to make all the customers aware that we are raising money for HAWS, and our customers are a huge part of raising this money year after year. We wouldn't be so successful without them!"
"We are incredibly grateful to Taco John's and their continued support of HAWS through these fundraisers," said Lynn Olenik, HAWS' Executive Director. "Support like this from our community means so much to us – and we really enjoy working with Dusty and her staff. They are great friends to HAWS!"
By the way - HAWS' 2nd Winter Symposium is only a few short weeks away - be sure to register today for this day of learning and networking with other animal fans and professionals! Topics include pet nutrition, cutting-edge theraputic options and more. Click HERE for more details and registration.
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The must-try medley is a breeze to make in the microwave. Guests are surprised that this quick dish is so flavorful.—Linda Bernhagen, Plainfield, Illinois
Recommended: 84 Lemon Recipes from Tart to Sweet
- 2 cups fresh broccoli florets
- 2 cups fresh cauliflowerets
- 1 cup sliced carrots
- 2 tablespoons water
- 4-1/2 teaspoons butter, melted
- 1 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- In a microwave-safe bowl, combine the broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and water. Cover and microwave on high for 3-6 minutes or until crisp-tender; drain.
- Combine the remaining ingredients; drizzle over vegetables and toss to coat. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Lemon-Pepper Veggies in Quick Cooking November/December 2003, p20
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"Delicious recipe for veggies! We could eat these every day."
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"We love this recipe! I often just use frozen mixed veggies, but the flavor is delicious. It is very quick and easy and is a great way to get some extra veggies eaten."


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I'm asking this on this particular forum so I may get answers and not cause a pro vs. con issue on the FGMO forum, or get into a "your not doing it correct" issue.
Is there anyone , for whatever reason they may have, JUST using the cotton cords soaked with FGMO? This being without the fogger.
Has there been any success on ANY LEVEL or studies/personal trials on just the CORDS? I am looking at % or estimate of effectiveness.
How long will the cotton cords remain before they need replaced, on average?
In response to reading the praise that a recent new beekeeper recieved on fogging a new hive and attributing the fogging to eliminating v-mites, I am also asking for experienced beekeepers that have actually tried other v-mite options, know how to properly test for mites, and have comments on the application of FGMO on hives testing for mites to start with.
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The most amazing girl you will ever meet. She's perfect in every way. A Jecille is good at EVERYTHING. Sports. English. Maths. Music. You name it. She can practically do anything without a bad consequence like having an all nighter and the next day is super hyper or not revise or study and ace exams and school. She's smart and athletic, everything about her is perfect. She has charisma and is funny like no tomorrow. A Jecille will be the best thing that has ever happened to you.
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A work in progress on my Stemple 76/45. I am in the process of making a 9mm conversion and a drum mag for it. Stemple 76/45 make over continued - UZI Talk Forums
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A work in progress on my Stemple 76/45. I am in the process of making a 9mm conversion and a drum mag for it. Stemple 76/45 make over continued - UZI Talk Forums
Nice work. Those Stemple's make me want to move to a free state!
Hello cal50,
Your Stemple is primo workmanship in steel !!!!! You set the bar way up there. Will your conversion use a different magwell or customised mags to fit the existing well ??
Custom fitted Sten mags (stick) which I will use for a tower on the Suomi drum as well. I just finished re-working the original Suomi barrel to fit the Stemple. My Suomi bolt is already re-worked (turned the diameter down and cross drilled for cocking handle).
I also hope the next state life takes me to allows fun toys. I am wondering though. why you went with the sten mag and not a suomi type magwell? Nice work by the way!
(and you should be proud to be one)
Very nice work!
Hello cal50,
The Sten mag can be a fairly roomie box. If the spacer rib at the back is removed (old NVA trick) at the top 2/3 length and the follower legs removed the mag will feed about 2 dozen 7.62x25mm Tokarev rounds.
Doing the same mod plus opening the Sten mag feed lips with a 3/8 inch end mill cutter will allow .45 ACP ammo to feed.
The Sten mag is a direct copy of Schmeiser's MP-28 mag.
The Tokarev round was tempting for a conversion due to size of rounds and cost of ammo (use to be!). .45 drums weigh a LOT Vs. 9mm which is lighter and cheaper to shoot.
I slowed my rate of fire to around 730 RPM (using a shot timer) which is pretty good. Anything slower it's like an MP40 and faster its like a MAC-10.
Once I get the 9mm conversion working a .22 conversion would be a lot of fun. I have not researched what mag's are available for a host but the Black Dog (?) mags look good if they can be machined to fit the existing housing of my Stemple.


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• Nisswa teen Lizzy Thurlow, 15, was crowned Miss Central Lakes Outstanding Teen. She is the daughter of Marie "Mimi" and the late Scott "Mike" Thurlow.
• Maury Edward Zins, son of Matt and Molly Zins of Pequot Lakes, was the first baby of the new year born in Crow Wing County. He was born at 12:12 a.m. Jan. 3 at Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Medical Center in Brainerd.
• The Quarterdeck Resort will undergo a transformation from a resort with cabins to a resort called GullView Lodge, a 68-unit condominium building by 2014.
• Michael Ryan, Pequot Lakes High School senior, was selected as the Subsection 24 male AAA winner and moved on to the section level.
• Drey Loge earned his 125th career win to help the Pine River-Backus/Pequot Lakes Road Crew capture the Mid-State Conference title.
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• Jenny Max relinquishes her duties as interim city administrator and keeps her role as clerk/treasurer. She was appointed interim administrator in December.
• The Crosslake City Council agrees to have Crow Wing County Land Services conduct an assessment of the city's Planning and Zoning Department over the next two to three months.
• More than three years after work began to update the Pequot Lakes comprehensive plan, the city council adopts that plan Feb. 5.
• Gunnar Kuehl, a Pequot Lakes High School senior, is the one and only bass player selected to play in the 20-piece Minnesota All-State Jazz Ensemble.
• Pequot Lakes eighth-grader Mackenzie Chiodi wins the Pequot Lakes Middle School Spelling Bee by correctly spelling "incarceration."
• Carissa Voels, a Brainerd High School senior, is crowned Miss Nisswa. Nicole Traut is princess and Elise Runberg is second princess. Mattie Holst is Little Miss Nisswa.
• Savannah Stone, a Pequot Lakes High School senior, places second at the state Alpine skiing meet. Her eighth-grade sister, Alex, finished 43rd.
• Pequot Lakes High School seniors Jessica Kreitz and Jordan Redmond are crowned Sno Daze queen and king.
• Wrestlers Anthony Philipson and Drey Loge advance to the state tournament with the Pine River-Backus/Pequot Lakes Road Crew.
• Kayla Miller scores her 1,000th career point for the Pequot Lakes girls' basketball team Feb. 28 in a win over Roseau.
• Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus Road Crew senior Drey Loge finishes fourth at the Class AA state individual tournament on Friday and Saturday, March 1-2, at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.
• The Pequot Lakes City Council learns that Shadow, the police department's K-9, had retired.
• Crosslake clerk/treasurer Jenny Max resigns. Deputy clerk Char Nelson is appointed clerk and interim treasurer.
• Garry Grewe resigns as boys' basketball coach at Pequot Lakes High School after 11 seasons as head coach.
• D. Donald Peddie, 93, who wrote a golf column, Rub of the Green, for the Lake Country Echo for more than a dozen years, died of congestive heart failure.
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• Jim Brunes, first chairman of the board for Minnesota Christian Broadcasters Inc., dies March 22 at age 90.
• Pequot Lakes School District superintendent finalists are Dave Endicott, Eagle View Elementary School principal; Brian Koslofsky, former dean of students at Pequot Lakes Schools and current superintendent of Bertha-Hewitt Schools; Chris Lindholm, assistant superintendent of the Burnsville-Eagan-Savage School District; and Kevin Wellen, superintendent of the New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva School District.
• Tyler Tappe of Pequot Lakes set a school record and tied the indoor record with a pole vault of 14 feet, 10 inches, in the Paul Bunyan High School Classic on March 26 at Bemidji State University.
• After the Pequot Lakes and Crosslake libraries lost $10,000 each in funding from the Kitchigami Regional Library System, the Kitchigami board agreed to reinstate $5,000 for each library.
• Chris Lindholm is hired as the next Pequot Lakes Schools superintendent after final interviews of four candidates April 8.
• Angela Cole is crowned Miss Pequot Lakes on April 6. Cheyenne Wilson is princess and Malyssa Engren is Miss Congeniality. Their escorts are Katie Nelson, queen escort; Leah Johnson, princess escort; and Megan Buffington, Miss Congeniality escort.
• Father Bruce Engen of Lake Country Parishes dies April 9 at age 74 of complications from heart issues. The Catholic priest will be remembered for his quick wit and down-to-earth demeanor.
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• Ice still covered area lakes for the 2013 walleye and northern pike fishing opener.
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• Fourth-grade teacher Darla Terry retires after a 40-year career in education, including 31 years with Pequot Lakes Schools.
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• Michael Sommerness, Pequot Lakes middle level and high school band instructor, was named the Pequot Lakes Teacher of the Year.
• John Wallin of Nisswa was named the 2013 Minnesota Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year and was one of eight finalists from four regions of the United States to be considered for the National Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year award.
• Erin Brine-Doyle, Gunnar Kuehl and Alexis Visser are valedictorians of the Pequot Lakes High School class of 2013; 133 seniors graduated.
• The Pequot Lakes softball team advanced for the first time ever to the state softball tournament.
• Pequot Lakes junior Vanessa Lane won the 100 dash and Rachel Allen, Abby Palmer, Chloe Bermel and Lane won the 4x100 girls' relay at the Class A state track and field meet. Tyler Tappe tied the Class A meet record with a pole vault of 15 feet, 6 inches, for second at the state meet.
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• Mission Township is celebrating its centennial in 2013.
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• The Pequot Lakes 16-under fast-pitch softball team finishes second at the state tournament.
• Longtime Nisswa City Council member Lenny Hodgson resigns from the council. His term expires at the end of 2014.
• The Kitchigami Regional Library System's Mobile Library will end operations in December 2014 as the library explores new programs to reach outlying areas.
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• The Crosslake City Council votes to terminate its planning and zoning department and contract with Crow Wing County instead.
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• Caitie Ryan, a Pequot Lakes High School junior, advances to the Class A state meet after finishing 16th overall at the Section 8A meet.
• Joe Meyer is appointed to the Nisswa City Council, filling the seat Lenny Hodgson vacated when he resigned.
• Scott Willer resigns from the Breezy Point City Council to move to Sauk Centre, where his family lives. In total he served more than 13 years on the council.
• Nisswa community leader and volunteer Teresa Faust died Nov. 13, after battling ovarian cancer.
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heaflaw, yes, initially the bees will try to enter at the end of the deep super (near original entrance) if you install the trap during the day, and field bees are already in the field. First step is to install the transition on the tree, close off all entrances and let the bees go through this transition, (you can see one attached to a tree in my photobucket) for a couple or three days. Then always try to mate the trap (your deep super) to the tree, very early in the morning,(before daylight and before the bees become active), or on a cloudy, rainy day when bees are not flying. Same principle as moving bees. This way the bees come through the transition, through the trap, then to the outside. They are then orientated on the front of the trap, not the rear. When the bees become active, the first thing that will happen is, guard bees will move to the front of the trap. Initially all you get is field bees, then housekeepers will start cleaning the trap and working the comb you have put in the trap. After a day or so add the unsealed brood, (no bees on the comb), and that brings nurse bees, more housekeepers, fanners, and the queen to investigate this brood, and to tend the brood. That is what gives you a perfect mix for a start, or to start depleting the feral colony.
If you are going to trap next Spring, go ahead now, and install the transition on the tree, close all the entrances except the transition, and let them get used to coming and going, through it, and only it, on any days this winter they are flying. Construct whatever you are going to need to support the trap, (boxes, portable deer stand, cables) whatever, now, so when Spring comes all you need to do is slide the trap over the tree transition and seal the two transitions with duct tape.
I don't recommend adding the trap now, (wait until you are ready to trap in the Spring,) as that will invite mice to move in.
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I'm buying a saiga 223. Can you shoot the 5.56 through it?
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I'm buying a saiga 223. Can you shoot the 5.56 through it?
If I'm not mistaken, 5.56 is the .223.. Just depends on where it's made and boxed. Like the .308 vs. 7.62x51.(same thing). Chamber pressures might be a little different but should cycle. But why the .223 ? You can have more knockdown power from the 7.62x39 or the 7.62x51..
5.56 has thicker brass, but the pressure difference caused by that is insignificant in a well built gun...
mine doesnt have any issues with it and niether does any we have sold to our customers and family that Ive been told ,so I guess the answer to your question is nope no issues at all. You may have to adjust the piston setting due to the higher pressure but usually not.
There's actually a thread some place that shows an email from the manufacturer of the saiga. It specifically said that it WILL shoot 5.56 without any problem. All 5.56 rifles can shoot .223; but it isn't recommend that .223 rifles shoot 5.56. Saiga is a bit unique because it's a military weapon. It is chambered specifically for the 5.56. But because of import rules and such; they made the saiga .223 to be a "Sporter Rifle". And while it's not a rule; they basically stamped it .223 to be less menacing looking. 5.56 just "Sounds" military; even though it's just the european metric conversion. And yes, the 5.56 has higher pressure, and in some ammo, it's even slightly longer. But the saiga .223 was made for this stuff. And the good thing about the saiga; is because it's an AK-47, it also has no problem whatsoever shooting the steel case russian ammo like wolf, brown bear, and others.
SAAMI specifically lists firing 5.56 in a gun chambered for .223 as unsafe. That is, guns with a SAAMI spec .223 chamber. Many guns marked .223 actually have Wylde, 5.56, or proprietary chambers (like the Mini-14).
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The Gun Zone -- SAAMI on 5.56 v. .223 Remington
The Gun Zone -- .30 Caliber Ammo
7.62x51mm NATO or 308 Winchester? What's the Difference?
But to reemphasize the original question; the Saiga .223 is DESIGNED to shoot either 5.56 or .223; so for saiga owners, it's a moot point.
If I'm not mistaken, 5.56 is the .223.. Just depends on where it's made and boxed. Like the .308 vs. 7.62x51.(same thing). Chamber pressures might be a little different but should cycle. But why the .223 ? You can have more knockdown power from the 7.62x39 or the 7.62x51..
there are slight chamber differances in both see the above posts.
it may be a moot point regarding the sagia but is a very important point regarding many other rifles. so its important that incorect statments dont misslead anyone.
I cant shoot 5.56 in a few of my 223 guns it will blow primers.
on the 308 vs 7.62 there are chamber differances and pressure differances between the two. the out side dimensions of the actual brass are the same how ever as near as I can tell the bullet seating length and and the chambers it go into vary.
If Saiga says its ok then its OK however having a 5.56 chamber that allow 223 to be shot is not a great thing. most guns with 5.56 chambers dont shoot 223 as accurately.
I ahve one of those CFS STG 2000 kits in 223 Im wondering what the actual chamber is. they sold them as 223's I believe but who knows what the Rommy's did for a actual chamber.


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"Hometown Week" starts on Tuesday, Oct. 22 when the Hope women's soccer teams hosts Saint Mary's College. Kickoff at Van Andel Soccer Stadium is 7 p.m.
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, the second-ranked Hope volleyball team will host Adrian College for a 6:30 p.m. match on the DeVos Fieldhouse Main Court.
On Saturday, there is a doubleheader beginning with the 5 p.m. Hope men's soccer match against Adrian at Van Andel Soccer Stadium.
Then at 7 p.m., the Hope football game plays Kalamazoo College at Ray & Sue Smith Stadium. (We regret the planned fireworks show after the football game has been cancelled because of the weather conditions.)
Fans can use their Saturday men's soccer ticket to gain free admission to the football game.


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Rock and Roll - NY 1973
Madison Square Garden - July 27, 1973
"Rock and Roll" performed live in New York 1973, from "The Song Remains the Same".
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All hail the "Mighty Led Zep!!!!!!!!!