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This is my first post and I pray I am not missing something. I have searched repeatedly for any info on whether the HF Micro Mini Mill would be capable of accomplishing this or not. I have an opportunity to get a Micro Mini Mill from a guy who owes me $200. I have one of the 0% lowers on the way and I was debating doing it the "Dremel and File" way but since this came up I am not sure. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Sorry, I read the DPH in the corner and it just went down instead of DSA.
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There was a thread that was on a 0% lower. I would pm 762x39 (our administrator) AKA Max and ask him to resurect the thread or give you the link
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Thank you both for the replies. I thought I had an answer but it wasn't there. I pm'ed the guy who'd asked essentially the same question to see if he'd gotten an answer. I keep entering different combo's in the search field, so we'll see. Thanks.
c trainum, I have a mill a couple of steps up from the micro mill, I don't think (only opinion) you could do all the operations, but it would be MUCH better than dremeling. If you could get it for 200 I would do it especially if you were going to do other projects. You will find more and more projects after you get one.
The hf mill does not have enough travel to do all the machining of a lower - I would also be hesitant to mill out the mag well with such a lower hp machine.
I would save a little and look for gov. surplus and equipment auctions - I picked up my 54" mill at a navy auction for $650. You can see the lower I milled with it in the 0% lower build thread
Yes you can do it with the $450 model... the MINI-mill. Don't know about the smaller one, aka the MICRO mill.
Way back when, an entire thread was stickied on the homegunsmith.com forum, but I haven't looked for it in quite some time. You need the correct cutting tools for the proper radius cuts, and you'll need a threading tool for the buffer tube.
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It may be just me but, I hate cheap tools. They always seem to give up when you need them the most. I buy my beer with what I do with my tools so I'm kinda picky. Oh, and I feed the wife and kids too with that money.
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If Barack Obama proves unstoppable in his pursuit of the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton could remember her Rhode Island College rally last Sunday as one of those instances of what might have been. Surrounded by a bevy of local Democratic officials, Clinton bathed in the intense affection of an adoring crowd, her every statement punctuated by wild applause, chants, and a rising sea of blue signs touting her campaign.
As it stands, she might still win Rhode Island's primary on Tuesday, but don't count on it. Obama's cash-swelled campaign is making an aggressive push here, mixing an energetic grassroots effort on the ground with a three-to-one spending advantage on radio and television advertising. Building on a higher national youth vote in 2004, surging local voter enrollment can also be expected to benefit the Illinois senator.
On Monday, the Clinton campaign got some good news when a Rasmussen Reports survey conducted two days earlier, of more than 1000 Rhode Island Democratic primary voters, showed Clinton with a 15-point lead over Obama, 53 percent to 38 percent, with almost 10 percent undecided. An earlier poll in February by Brown University's Darrell West showed Clinton with 36 percent, Obama with 28 percent, 27 percent uncommitted, and nine percent undecided.
Naturally, Obama campaign manager David Plouffe, during a conference call with reporters on Monday, downplayed the Rasmussen results, expressing his belief that the Rhode Island race is closer and tightening. This wouldn't be surprising, considering how Obama has wiped out big deficits in other states and captivated a broad swath of Rhode Islanders with his initial opposition to the war in Iraq and his charismatic message of change.
That Clinton spent most of the day here last Sunday — with Bill Clinton due to visit Bryant University in Smithfield on Thursday, February 28 — shows just how much things have changed in a place where, as US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Clinton's local campaign co-chair, said during the RIC rally, the Clintons should be considered honorary Rhode Islanders.
The allotment of time, with higher-stakes battles playing out on March 4 in Texas and Ohio (as well as Vermont) offers backing for Plouffe's assertion that Clinton's campaign considers the Ocean State a must-win.
Even if Clinton does prove victorious in Rhode Island next Tuesday, it would take a remarkable upset in the other contests that day to put her presidential aspirations back on track. (At press time, Obama is slated to visit on Saturday, March 1.)
Just as improbable as the challenge facing Clinton in a one-time bastion of support is the way in which the smallest state — thanks mostly to a happy accident — is playing an important role in this hard-fought Democratic presidential contest.
When Governor Donald L. Carcieri vetoed a legislative effort last year to place Rhode Island with the large number of contests on Super Tuesday, no one could have anticipated that the decision would ultimately bring staffers, campaign cash, and visits by even the two remaining Republican presidential contenders.
"It's really trench warfare for every last delegate," says Brown's Darrell West, who calls the level of national attention unprecedented for a Rhode Island primary.
New England has offered some friendly terrain for Clinton's campaign, with her New Hampshire win temporarily slowing Obama's momentum, and with a subsequent Super Tuesday victory in Massachusetts demonstrating a reservoir of support for Hillary. The level of enthusiasm for her at the Rhode Island College rally last Sunday made it hard to believe that that morning's New York Times front-page included the latest in a string of media obituaries for her frontrunner-turned-underdog campaign.
At this point, it's impossible to completely dismiss Clinton, and her Rhode Island supporters, from the everyday voters who attended her RIC rally to such high-profile backers as former Providence mayor Joseph R. Paolino Jr., remain outwardly optimistic. The wild card for her here could be the women and older voters with solid Democratic voting records who made the difference in her other victories in the region.
Yet as Obama's seeks to seal the deal, Rhode Island's small size offers a potential edge to his campaign on the ground. As Plouffe says, "We can conceivably talk to every single voter who we think may participate in the Democratic primary."
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Rush Alums Todd Dunivant and Colin Clark will lead their teams, LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo respectivley, in tonight's MLS Cup Final. LA finished the regular season with the top record in the MLS while Houston finished in second place in the Eastern Conference. The teams split the season matchup with both winning their home game. Both the Galaxy and Dynamo have won the MLS Cup twice in its history and both look for their third title tonight at 9:00pm Eastern on ESPN.
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There are lots of apocryphal "the .25 ACP ain't worth $hit" stories. Some of them may be true.
It's a little less powerful than .22 LR rimfire, but the cartridges are a lot more expensive.
I have no personal experience using one, but just based upon common sense I believe that if I had one, I'd trade it in against a .380...or even a .22 LR.
I suppose that at flesh-burning distance, a fusillade of .25 ACP might be a deterrent, if no drugs were involved. A hit to an eye socket would probably stop a fight.
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I've been apprenticing for the last two years and am now brave enough to have my own hives. I've also been attending Bee class.
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Meeting is March 13-15 in Apopka, FL.
Master Beekeeper--Apprentice level testing is on the 13; Bee College lectures and workshops on the 14-15. Hope to see you all there! See official release and website address below:
UF Hosts Floridas Most Extensive Honey Bee Educational Event
GAINESVILLE Members of the UF Honey Bee Research and Extension Lab have organized a first-of-its-kind event featuring the 1st annual Bee College and Honey Show and the start of the University of Florida Master Beekeeper Program, both to be held at the Mid-Florida Research and Education Center in Apopka on March 13-15, 2008.
The Master Beekeeper Program is designed to enhance beekeeper education and requires that participants complete written and practical examinations and fulfill public service credits. The program consists of four levels of advancement from apprentice beekeeper to master craftsman beekeeper. Examination and training for the apprentice level will he held on March 13th.
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Unfortunately staff is light at work so I had to work today.
I don't know exactly when or what channel will be covering the parade so I set my DVR to record FoxNY from 10:30AM till 4:30PM.
That Welker catch wasn't easy but hey, Manningham had a hard catch and he caught his!!!
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Pulaski Technical College and several local organizations have announced an innovative partnership to construct affordable homes for families in need in the community.
Pulaski Tech YouthBuild and Construction Technology students will build two single-family homes at the corner of 19th and Schaer streets in North Little Rock. Construction will be financed with a $30,000 grant from Metropolitan National Bank and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas.
Other partners include Argenta Community Development Corporation, City of North Little Rock, North Little Rock Community Development Agency, North Little Rock Housing Authority, Regions Bank and Friday, Eldredge and Clark.
Dr. Dan F. Bakke, college president, said Pulaski Tech established the YouthBuild program two years ago in conjunction with the college's Construction Technology program to provide students with an opportunity to give back to the community and to offer hands-on training in a variety of construction fields.
"The college is not in the real estate business," Bakke said, "so we partner with community organizations such as Argenta Community Development Corporation and the North Little Rock Housing Authority to find families to purchase the homes at an affordable price."
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Acronym for Someone with an indefinite Lag time till they realize they're Slaves to Pompous Ass Preserving Protocols. Nearly synonymous with tool but more lavishly slavish. Also sees eye to eye with obsequious sycophants. This type person is deeply offended when an observation is made such as "groupthinkstinks because it panders to the lowest common denominator of base human nature". The cults of political personalities and party affiliationists thrive on these types.
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text: Common abrahamic excuses that hold little water"God gaves us free will, ergo it's pur own fault": Except that the Bible nor the Qu'ran put emphasis on free will. Hell, this excuse is so very recent, that, until a few centuries ago, the idea that God had absolute control over our lives was very popular."Its our fault; Adam and Eve's sin created evil, not God!": If you have read Genesis, you'll know this is bullshit (Hell, even Yahweh admits he created evil!). Likewise, at no point is the first sin ever considered a "Pandora's Box" situation."God is goodness incarnate! Evil is against his nature!":...have you even read the Bible? Yahweh is also considered to not be goodness incarnate until the NT and Qu'ran; in the OT, he is treated as a Lawful Neutral agent."Your're putting everything out of context!": Considering I actually bother to read the Bible/Qu'ran, while you only cherry pick passages your pastor dictates..."He died for your sins! You should be grateful!":1- His sacrifice was pointless, He only rescued saints from Sheol


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I have a standard length build from the initial run Stan did. I use it about 6-8 times a year at a steel plate shoot. Runs great. No issues. I also have a shorty with 16 inch barrel. Same story. I have a kit in for the late Jan run to be built as a super shorty. Sorry to hear your experience wasn't palatable. Patience.
A bit of research on the web would have probably saved you a lot of headache. Everyone says his turnaround time is long. Mine was long as well, but I knew that going in.


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Posted: April 14, 1998 in ACE Press Releases
SAN DIEGO - You've heard it all your life: Exercise is good for you. But it's too late to start. You're afraid of injury and failure, feel limited by chronic disease and conditions, and have misconceptions about what type of exercise is appropriate. Besides, you've finally reached your "golden years" and there really isn't any point in worrying about physical fitness – right?
Wrong. The American Council on Exercise (ACE), a nonprofit fitness advocacy organization, says it's never too late to reap the benefits of a regular exercise program – even if you have never exercised a day in your life.
May 27, National Senior Health & Fitness Day, is a great time for seniors to start enjoying healthier, active lifestyles, and ACE is here to help them get started.
According to the Fitness Products Council, 14.2 million people age 55 and older exercise frequently. With one out of every four Americans now over the age of 50, more and more will be turning to fitness to maintain and enhance their quality of life.
"Active seniors will improve their quality of life, reduce the risk of disease and increase mobility and independence," said Gwen Hyatt, an ACE spokesperson specializing in senior fitness. "There may be some limitations, but they should be able to participate in moderate exercise," she said.
According to ACE, most people can significantly improve their fitness with 30 minutes or more of brisk walking daily. Research shows that you can even benefit from exercising three times a day for 10 minutes at a time. Pain is not needed for gain! One of the reasons so many people quit is because they can't maintain an intense program.
Moderate physical activity also improves digestion, aids in sleep, reduces stress, improves endurance and is good for managing lower-back pain, arthritis and diabetes. ACE recommends that seniors begin with non-jarring aerobic activities such as swimming, cycling, walking and low-impact aerobic dance. Other popular workouts among seniors include aqua-aerobics, yoga, Tai Chi, line dancing, square dancing, ballroom dancing, and gardening. Most important is picking an activity they enjoy and sticking with it.
Fitness programs should include aerobic exercise, strength or resistance training, and flexibility exercises. Tufts University research found that even the most elderly and unconditioned can benefit from strength training. Current exercises that emphasize balance and posture are also important for older adults. Before embarking on a new workout regimen, Hyatt recommends that seniors consult their physician and get medical clearance to begin a program.
How to Get Started:
Libraries, bookstores and sporting goods stores are filled with books and videos specifically targeted to, or appropriate for, seniors that can start them on a program and teach them new techniques. ACE recommends the following books and videos for seniors:
Ageless Fitness Fresh Start, Volume I & II
Lilias: Yoga Workout Series for Beginners
Sit and Be Fit: The 30-Minute Workout, All Sitting Exercise (Sit and Be Fit also offers videos geared to various medical conditions)
Videos are available at select stores and through Collage Video: (800) 433-6769.
Fitness After 50, by Walter H. Ettinger, Jr.,MD, Brenda S. Mitchell, PhD, and
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The 90-Day Fitness Walking Program, by Mark Fenton and Seth Bauer
Full-Life Fitness, by Janie Clark
Weight Training Past 50, by Tom Baechle and Wayne Westcott
Books are available at select stores or through Human Kinetics: (800) 747-4457.
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Yes, of course. I was imagining she had the combs in the Honey House, not in the field, when I described shaking the combs.
Mark Berninghausen
Guess i won't wait for Santa, I'll check Ebay tonite. I did enter the Medina fair last year too, but I entered it in the wrong color class and lost 20 pts. I did lose a point for a level of 16.2% though. Live and learn
If 14% moisture honey is honey, low moisture honey, why isn't 18.75% moisture honey honey also? High moisture honey. I know it won't be stable very long, but mixed w/ the 14% in equal parts, won't that even out the two products to 16.75% moisture content? Well inside the perameters?
Do you get a correspondingly higher price for your custom honey?
Mark Berninghausen
Tenbears, I understand you take great pride in offering your customers the best honey nature can provide, and your customers are educated to know the difference. I am commited to a pure quality product for my customers also, and educate them the best I can if I have the opportunity. But honestly, I don't think your customers or my customers would be able to tell the difference between my honey and your honey in a comparison. We just both believe that our honey is the best, and that's the way it should be.
Yes, blending a lower moisture honey with a higher moisture honey will certainly balance the content. I never said we did not blend honey. in fact you can take honey of any moisture place it in an unsealed container in a room with a constant temperature of 80.6 degrees Fahrenheit and a relative humidity of 59% and it will eventually reach 17.8% moisture. However, honey with a higher moisture content has a significantly higher chance of fermenting than that of honey below that threshold. and honey at 17.8 although possible for it to ferment. it is highly unlikely.
to determine how long it will take to reach the 17.8 % one can take the surface area times depth divided by 3 times 1/2 the driving force times 1.5 Basically the greater the surface area and shallower the depth the faster the moisture will be removed. By the same token honey containing 17.8% moisture stored in unsealed containers at lower temperatures and, or greater relative humidity will increase in moisture content.
Capped honey is most commonly found within the hive at between 16.5% and 18.5% however at times it can be lower. The 18.5% is considered to be the magic number at which point fermentation is unlikely to occur. as the bees tent to cap the honey once it gets about 18.5% moisture. I use the capped honey as my indicator. We advertise that we do not package uncapped honey. or honey the brood comb. nor do we extract for sale honey that was produced while syrup feeders are in use. We stand behind our product. and are true to our word.
So you can expect me to forever and all time recommend that those who want to produce top quality honey extract only capped honey. Like the add says, we will sell no wine before it's time. Or honey! at least not to retail. It then becomes their choice how and what they do.
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Kathy Moore joins NJPA as marketing manager
The National Joint Powers Alliance (NJPA) in Staples welcomes Kathy Moore of Lake Shore as its marketing manager.
Moore's primary responsibilities are to lead, supervise and manage all aspects of the Marketing Department. She coordinates the overall brand of NJPA and drives the strategic planning for the various client departments to ensure all marketing needs are met and communication is successful.
NJPA is a member-focused cooperative located in Minnesota's Region Five area that offers a variety of contracted products, equipment and service opportunities to education and government entities.
Before joining NJPA, Moore worked at the Brainerd Lakes Chamber and was a marketing consultant with Minnesota's Small Business Development Center. She has worked in hospitality/tourism, economic development, media, higher education, non-profit, professional athletics and banking. Moore earned both a Bachelor's and Master's of Arts degree from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.


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USFS shelves earlier Bend water project OK
Move expected; revised proposal being reviewed
BEND, Ore. - The Deschutes National Forest on Tuesday withdrew a decision made this past summer to issue a special use permit to the city of Bend to replace deteriorating waterlines, but has begun review of a revised version of the controversial project.
The city has submitted a modified proposal for the project to the agency, officials said. The modified project proposal requires a special use permit from the Forest Service and will be analyzed through an environmental assessment.
The city's modified proposal requires diversions from Tumalo Creek be limited to their current peak allowed use of 18.2 cfs (cubic feet per second).
Design features in the proposed new pipeline and diversion structure allow the city to control water withdrawal. This means when city water demand is less than 18.2 cfs, as it often is now, more water will remain in Tumalo Creek, the forest said.
Public comment and scoping on the modified proposal will begin on December 20, 2012 and end on January 25, 2013. More information can be found at www.fs.fed.us/nepa/project_list.php?forest=110601 or by calling Rod Bonacker, project leader, at 541-383-4761.
Meanwhile, newly elected city councilors were meeting with other city officials Tuesday for a briefing on the project, which has a potential maximum price tag of $68 million, at last estimate, and has drawn criticism from a group that won a restraining order blocking work on the project this fall. New councilors have expressed criticism and concerns during the campaign about proceeding.
Bridge Creek is the City of Bend's main source of drinking water. Bridge Creek is located 11 miles west of the City at the end of Skyliners Road and USFS Road 4603.
Currently, water from Tumalo Springs, which feed the Middle Fork of Tumalo Creek above Tumalo Falls, is diverted into Bridge Creek, a tributary of Tumalo Creek, and delivered to the City.
The gravity-fed system includes a diversion structure at Tumalo Springs, a canal that carries water from the springs overland to Bridge Creek, a diversion structure and an intake facility on Bridge Creek built in the 1920s, two ten-mile long water pipelines built in the 1920s and 1950s, and storage and disinfection facilities located on property known as the "Outback Site," part of which is owned by the City, and part is owned by the Forest Service and leased to the City.
The City is proposing to upgrade the Bridge Creek intake facility, including adding fish screens, replace the aging water pipelines with a single water pipeline, and adding new features to control the rate water is diverted from Bridge Creek.
These actions are subject to a Forest Service Special Use Permit process and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) because they occur on National Forest lands.


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In 2009, the Minnesota Legislature asked the Minnesota Office of Higher Education and the Minnesota Department of Education to develop a report on teacher preparation.
Sec. 26. Laws 2009, chapter 95, article 2, section 40
Sec. 40. TEACHER EDUCATION REPORT.
The Minnesota Office of Higher Education and Minnesota Department of Education must report to the committees of the legislature with jurisdiction over teacher education on best practices in innovative teacher education programs and teacher education research. The report must include, at a minimum, information on: (1) teacher education preparation program curricula that will prepare prospective teachers to teach an increasingly diverse student population; (2) opportunities for mid-career professionals employed in professions in which there is a shortage of teachers to pursue a teaching career; and (3) enhancing the ability of teachers to use technology in the classroom. The report must be submitted by August 15, 2010. [Note: The due date for the report was changed from June 2010 to August 2010 in the 2010 legislative session.]
The Office of Higher Education contracted with MacCallum Ross Inc. and coordinated with the Minnesota Department of Education and the Minnesota Board of Teaching to design, gather information for and complete the report, which is available below in four sections.
Executive Summary of Teacher Preparation Study
Minnesota Teacher Supply and Demand
Minnesota Teacher Hiring Practices
Minnesota Teacher Preparation Programs
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text: Release Date: April 01, 2011, Banner: PVR Pictures, Director: Mrigdeep Singh Lamba, Cast: Om Puri, Deepak Dobriyal, Shreyas Talpade, Ragini Khanna It's a matter of 17 crores, 23 rupees! And the three bhais are at loggerhead. Welcome a unique ensemble cast of Om Puri, Deepak Dobriyal, Shreyas Talpade and Ragini Khanna. Rakyesh Omprakash Mehra's production – 'Teen Thay Bhai' … [Read more...]


text: Well as most of you know I was at the Keystone show today.. So I got some things to give away.. BUT you know I have to make it Fun for you guys... Stuff I will have.... How about a Edelbrock Hat signed by Vic himself and I have a Pic of that.. A Superlift Matchbox truck, SOme nice posters signed by some even Nicer Girls?:gasp: How about some cans of CRC Mass Air Flow cleaner? Worked on a few things for the members of this site..More details and pics to come soon.. Glenn enkeiavalanche


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Starting Position: Stand with your feet parallel, hip-width apart. Your hands are in a comfortable position to help you maintain your balance during the exercise. Keep your head over your shoulder and your chin tipped and slightly upward. Shift your weight onto your heels. Engage your abdominals to stabilized the spine. Pull the shoulder blades down and back. Try to maintain these engagements throughout the exercise.
Inhale and slowly step to the right while keeping your weight into your left heel. Both feet are still facing forward. Once your right foot is firmly placed on the floor, begin to shift your weight toward the right foot, bending the right knee and pushing the hips back. Continue to lunge until your shinbone is vertical to the floor and your right knee is aligned with the second toe of your right foot. Your left leg should be as straight as possible and your body weight should be distributed into the right hip. The heels of both feet should stay flat on the floor. Your arms can be positioned where necessary to help maintain your balance.
Exhale and push off firmly with your right foot, returning to starting position. Repeat the movement for the opposite side.
Exercise variation: Reaching for your right foot with your left hand will emphasize hip flexion (alternate with the right hand reaching for the left foot).
A common mistake when performing a side lunge is that individuals often step too wide and are unable to align the shinbone over the placed foot and the knee falls inside the foot. In this case, simply take a smaller step to allow you to align the shinbone over the placed foot.


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Any hard sided case that can be locked will be OK. If I recall the ammo can't be in the same box as the guns. Ammo also has to be in a box that that is meant to hold ammo, this includes the original box or plastic ammunition carrier. Ammunition can not be loaded into magazines.
I've got a case from ADG that's held up well.


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I watch all your videos and I'm sure I've thanked you in the past. It's nice having the best prospect video maker on youtube also be a fellow Giants fan. Thanks again.
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Nisswa to build joint chamber building/restrooms downtown
The Nisswa City Council decided unanimously Tuesday night, May 7, that it will move forward with an abatement bond not to exceed $760,000 to fund a chamber of commerce welcome center and public restrooms in downtown Nisswa, as well as city park improvements and community center improvements.
Council member Tina Foster recused herself from all votes at the meeting May 7 because of an alleged conflict of interest in the matter. Tom Groen made the complaint, citing Foster's seat on the Nisswa Chamber of Commerce board of directors.
While the bond will not exceed $760,000, the project total is quoted at $610,000 divided into three categories: park improvements, at a cost of $119,857; community center improvements, at $110,183; and the chamber building/public restrooms, at $343,584.
By email, city planner Loren Wickham explained that the not-to-exceed number of $760,000 reflects a conservative estimate of interest that could be incurred on the bond should it be for 15 years. However, the council opted for a 10-year bond, so the final amount will be significantly lower than $760,000, Wickham said.
The council also approved a lease agreement with the chamber of commerce for a 20-year term. This accounts for $204,000 over the course of the lease.
That lease cost to the chamber will be $900 per month for 10 years and $800 per month for 10 years after that. Some citizens at the meeting took issue with the fact that the rent dropped after 10 years, instead of increasing.
Groen said, during the public forum, that the council wasn't taking into account the cost of inflation or repairs to the building. He also felt the council's distinction on what portion of the new building would be for the chamber — 42 percent — was too low, arguing the chamber should be responsible for at least 50 percent of the cost.
Council member Gary Johnson explained that the council members negotiating the lease did not consider the atrium, which will be between the restrooms and chamber offices, as part of the chamber's portion of the building.
He said that at 42 percent, and an estimated interest rate of 2.5 percent, the chamber's portion of the cost amounts to $103,140 over 10 years. The rent the chamber will pay over that first 10 years amounts to $108,000 which, Johnson said, shows that the chamber is paying its share.
Council member Jan Pierce said the new building, which will be in the same place as the current public restrooms adjacent to the Paul Bunyan Trail, is bound by state law as far as what can occupy it. It's not an ordinary storefront.
Former council member and former mayor Harold Kraus also spoke during public forum, arguing that any one of the 50 businesses people see as they walk down Main Street is a welcome center in itself. He, like others who spoke, agreed with the parks and community center improvements, but not the chamber welcome center.
Kraus' overall concern was the amount of spending the city was doing. He said that between the Highway 371/County Road 18 project, the welcome center and talk of future plans for Main Street, the city would have serious debt.
Residents also expressed concern over the chamber still being around in 10 years, and one questioned why resident taxpayers were supporting the business community.
Shawn Hansen, chamber director, spoke in favor of the project, citing the connection between the city's comprehensive plan and the chamber. She also discussed the importance of tourism to the community and the ways the chamber building would support that industry.
Council member Lenny Hodgson acknowledged the city's risk, but said it was not the riskiest thing the city has done.
"The only way to guarantee, for lack of a better word, the chamber's side of this ... would be not to do that. But I would also say that I've been involved in other things that the city has done where we spent major chunks of money that probably were less of a guarantee than this was," he said.
Pierce said the city needed to move forward with the project.
"If we don't do the things, however painful it may seem in the moment, to keep us unique and to make people come here, in 10 years' time we are going to be a lazy little community of 2,000 people that has nothing more to offer than any of the other communities struggling to get to where we are," Pierce said.
The council decided it will use tax increment financing only for the designs of the building. They expect low rates on the abatement bond, which will be sold at the council's June 19 meeting.


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Business leaders find they could be sabotaging their corporate success
POCATELLO, Idaho - Today local business leaders from across southeast Idaho gathered at this year's Working Women Business Symposium in Pocatello to learn not only the number of female entrepreneurs is on the rise, but there might be some bad habits most everyone can admit to being guilty of that could be sabotaging their success in the workplace.
Ann Swanson is a consultant with the Pocatello Small Business Development Center and she said their main goals in hosting this event is to: educate women about what it takes to climb the corporate ladder, increase their networking skills, and inspire them to achieve their aspirations.
"The whole is greater than the sum of its parts," Swanson said. "So, when you get a lot of women working together, you end up with an incredible amount of energy, and we want to have them walk out of here energized and ready to grow themselves professionally."
Swanson mentioned the upswing in women becoming entrepreneurs is possibly due to them feeling more welcomed into the workforce today as opposed to the more doubtful attitudes toward female business leaders in the years past.
"Women have always been entrepreneurial whether it has been taking-in washing or caring for another woman's child, there has always been that spirit. But, as women have become more welcome and powerful in official moneymaking undertakings, that obviously now happens at the small business level, too - starting small businesses and thinking along those kinds of lines rather than, 'I'm just going to get a job somewhere.'"
Author and keynote speaker Jane Freund of Freundship Press mentioned the top ways people sabotage themselves in the workplace.
The first is procrastination, followed by: having a skewed sense of perfection, showing up to work unprepared and not taking responsibility for the shortfall, lacking a purpose or not setting goals, and tardiness.
The list went on to include the fact that many women naturally forget to place their own needs before others.
Both Swanson and Freund mentioned women also have a tendency to talk negatively about themselves and have trouble graciously accepting compliments.
"We need to say what we want without laughing or looking away," Freund said.
Swanson added one of the biggest challenges women say they face in the workplace is the feeling of not being taken seriously by male coworkers.
"Women tend to naturally diminish their scale and underestimate our abilities," Swanson said.
Swanson mentioned a few ways people can be more successful when trying to climb that corporate ladder to success.
The first way is to make sure you are marketing yourself using social media sites such as LinkedIn. She said to remember it is alright to talk yourself up and brag about your professional accomplishments. Not only is it important to boost your own profile, but to speak highly of coworkers and other professionals you admire as well. It will pay off.
She also mentioned to set a specific time to check e-mails and return phone calls, since this will help with time management and organizational skills.


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Manly, New South Wales, Australia born 1951
Limestone country
Place made:
Marrickville, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Materials & Technique: ceramics, earthenware, earthenware painted with glazes, engobes and pigments
Toni Warburton's work deals with the experience and memory of landscape and landform. Often focusing on minute detail within a larger, sketched whole, and using the format of the sculptural landscape object seen in ancient Chinese ceramics, she invests each work with episodes of observation. In Limestone countryWarburton refers to the Jenolan Caves in New South Wales, a site associated with recollection, nostalgia and mystery. Using a mound-like form, she shows the topography of the cave location from afar, as if viewed on a postcard, exaggerating the scale of some elements, while concealing others. The work becomes a meditation on a place resonant in the mind but detached and removed from reality.
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The Effects of Potassium Citrate on Bone Metabolism
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Skeletal buffering of chronic acid loads may contribute to a significant amount of bone loss over time. Evidence from a few small short-term studies suggests that basic compounds, namely potassium citrate and potassium bicarbonate may reduce bone loss and improve bone density.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effects of potassium citrate on bone metabolism. We hypothesize that administration of potassium citrate to postmenopausal women with osteopenia will reduce bone resorption and improve bone mineral density.
Postmenopausal women with osteopenia (T score between -1.0 and -2.5) and no history of fracture will be randomized to either daily potassium citrate or placebo for one year. Primary outcomes will be markers of bone turnover, which will be measured over 12 months. Secondary outcomes will be bone mineral density, compliance, and adverse events.
Bone Diseases, Metabolic
Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal
Drug: potassium citrate
Phase 4
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Participant, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|A Randomized Placebo Controlled Double Blind Investigation of the Effects of Potassium Citrate on Bone Metabolism in Postmenopausal Osteopenia
- Bone turnover markers [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Bone Density by DEXA [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2006
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Drug: potassium citrate
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|45 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Postmenopausal women, more than 2 years post menopause
- Osteopenia, defined as a T score at the lumbar spine or total hip between -1.0 and -2.5
- No history of prior fragility fracture
Exclusion criteria:
- Renal insufficiency
- Use of potassium sparing diuretics
- Use of potassium supplements
- Hyperkalemia
- Secondary causes of osteoporosis or metabolic bone disease
- Delayed gastric emptying
- esophageal compression, intestinal obstruction or stricture
- use of anticholinergic medication
- active urinary tract infection.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00357331
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|Principal Investigator: Naina Sinha, M.D.
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|Naina Sinha, M.D.
|Weill Medical College of Cornell University
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|Naina Sinha, M.D., Weill Medical College of Cornell University
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|NCT00357331 History of Changes
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|July 25, 2006
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|November 4, 2010
Keywords provided by Weill Medical College of Cornell University:
postmenopausal osteopenia
bone loss
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Bone Diseases
Osteoporosis, Postmenopausal
Bone Diseases, Metabolic
Metabolic Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Potassium Citrate
Citric Acid
Natriuretic Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Respiratory System Agents
Calcium Chelating Agents
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Sequestering Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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Discussion in 'Photo & Video Gallery' started by ChevyFan, Sep 12, 2011.
WOW, take a look at this. Way to go Utah!
Ouch!!! Any word on him?
wow, I hope he can recover from that, but that video is most of the reason I will not get a bike
I saw this on the news. It makes me happy to see people helping people from time to time. Restores faith in civility I guess. The motorcyclist is in stable condition last I heard.
Yes I heard that he had a few broken bones and some burns, but nothing too major or deadly. Crazy, sometimes it seems like the worst looking things have the least deadly outcome sometimes. I saw a car get run over by a semi trucks trailer and the guy walked out, just the way he was sitting I guess.
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I have a Hadar II stock coming. Now I have to figure out what to do with it...
The Hadars used milled Galil receivers, angled up in the front. As far as I can tell they were all in .308.
I'll be doing a scratchbuilt sheet metal receiver. Various Valmet models (Galils were licensed Valmets) used stamped receivers. I posted pictures of several of them on the general AK subforum. I'll use .060/.062 4130 stock and thin a spare Romanian trunnion to match, like the thick-receiver Norincos.
Somewhere I saw a picture of a stamped Valmet that showed the weld; they just bent the sides, cut a V, bent the angle, welded, then bent and trimmed the top rails, apparently. With fancy dies they could have just stamped it bent and done the top rails on the next top. Load across the weld is compression due to recoil, so it shouldn't hurt. Lots of .060 thick milled rewelds out there working just fine, too.
I need to see if I can find some of those flat, low-profile rivets some AK variants used. I'll have to clearance the stock to clear the rivets.
I'll probably dispense with the iron sights entirely and used a top cover mounted scope. A side rail won't clear the Hadar stock.
So, I expect to have a nice targetty-looking rifle with a wood stock. Now I'm wavering about what cartridge. .300 Savage or 6.5 Grendel look good so far...


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About 12 more hours to wait. I feel a little nauseated with anxiety. I wouldn't want it any other way.
However, I can't really pinpoint why I feel this way. It's not that I have performance anxiety because I'm trying to win this thing. This is a popular race, packed with some extremely skilled and strong winter endurance cyclists, and I'm one of those weekend warriors who will be thrilled to simply finish ... even if it takes me 48 hours because I spent the last 25 miles trudging through eight inches of snow with my bike on my back (actually, it would be really cool if I still finished after all that.) And it's not that I'm convinced that I'm riding into my death ... I did believe that last year, and this feeling is different. It doesn't have the same immediacy. It doesn't have the same bite. It's a dull kind of stress, worn smooth by time and contemplation. It's the kind of stress I imagine a person would feel if they had spent hours frantically fighting off some kind of danger, like a pursuing black bear, only to end up at the top of a tree with the bear closing in. They know at that point that they've done all they can do. What's going to happen is going to happen. It's acceptance. The calm before the storm.
It's been a gloomy sort of day. Overcast and foggy in these wide open spaces that I'm not used to. I spent the day in Palmer putting my bike together, packing my stuff, drinking water, trying to eat. It's hard to eat. I have to pop Tums after every little snack ... and little snacks are all I've been able to get down in one sitting. Now I have to take a shower and get some sleep, and that's going to be difficult, too. But I know this waiting is physically challenging because this event is important to me. I like to have goals in my life that I care deeply about. I do feel sick now, but, like I said ... I wouldn't have it any other way.
The race starts at 9 a.m. The weather forecast looks good. Trail reports are promising. What's going to happen is going to happen. I'm already past acceptance. Bring on the attack.
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"I'm one of those weekend warriors who will be thrilled to simply finish ... "ReplyDelete
I've been reading your blog for some time now (awesome writing and pics, by the way), and based on the consistency of your training that you write about, I think you're hardly just a weekend warrior. You train hard, you focus, and your ability to seemingly accurately assess your own strenghts and weaknesses is admirable. Few will be more prepared than you for this event, and I believe you'll do quite well. Race your own race, and most of all, enjoy it!! Good luck! We're all rooting for you.
I have been lurking for a while and I think it is time to leave a comment....ReplyDelete
have a great race
don't waste too much energy stalling for photos or plotting your blog post
unless of course that aids you in your race experience
(I will admit that I often lose focus and contemplate how a race is going to sound on my blog... but I am a dreamer that way)
we are all rooting for you
you have put in the hours upon hours of training
now it is time to execute the task
enjoy it
as you are properly prepared for what this race demands
no... it is not the unfamiliar event that it was last year
but it is still a daunting challenge
a challenge that you are well suited for and definitely prepared for
be safe
race hard
and finish strong
a green horn from the lower 48 who knows nothing about the adventure you are about to embark on
Wow Jill, checking out all your winter mountain biking pics sure makes me jealous. I don't have my mountain bike anymore (much to due with the baggage-weight limit you spoke about... only room for 1 bike) but I sure do have lots of great memories riding in the Maine winters with homemade studded tires (used carbon-carbide car studs from the local car-tire store).ReplyDelete
Good luck in the race!!!
CONGRATS, jill!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
awesome job. :) 20 hours 50 minutes!!!!!
peace out, yo!!!!!
Last time I checked the Susitna Results page it was 4 am and Jill had passed her last check point at 00:07. It's now 10:00 and only 10 degrees f The Susitna server is down. By the look of previous comments You have made it.ReplyDelete
If you have Jill **CONGRATULATIONS**!
It's been quite nerve racking to think how dangerous this could be. A very grueling ride, so long in the saddle and the temperature keeps dropping!
I see that you've finished in good time -- congratulations!ReplyDelete
hey all, thanks for the well wishes and words of support. i'm sure jill will be posting her interpretations of the race very soon. as for me i can't really move right now so i'll probably be sitting here staring at the computer screen for about an hour and then try to get up and move to a bed for about 10 hours.ReplyDelete


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Have you unfriended or blocked a facebook friend because of politics?
Original post made by jimf01, another community, on Apr 23, 2012
Yet another new survey shows that Republican supporters know more about politics and political history than Democrats.
Read more: Web Link
Pew's data suggests that the Democrats' low average rating likely is a consequence of its bipolar political coalition, which combines well-credentialed post-graduate progressives who score well in quizzes with a much larger number of poorly educated supporters, who score badly.
Some of the more scathing indictments of liberals contained herein are seen in related polls and studies:
Democrats are far more likely that conservatives to disconnect from people who disagree with them.
"In all, 28% of liberals have blocked, unfriended, or hidden someone on SNS [social networking sites] because of one of these reasons, compared with 16% of conservatives and 14% of moderates," said the report, tiled "Social networking sites and politics."
The report also noted that 11 percent of liberals, but only 4 percent of conservatives, deleted friends from their social networks after disagreeing with their politics.
A March Washington Post poll showed that Democrats were more willing to change their views about a subject to make their team look good. For example, in 2006, 73 percent of Democrats said the GOP-controlled White House could lower gas prices, but that number fell by more than half to 33 percent in 2012 once a Democrat was in the White House.
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a resident of Foothill Farms
on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:02 am
Ah, yes, those brainy Republicans compared to the stoopid Dems....
– You're a 'strict Constitutionalist' who thinks America is a Christian nation even though there is absolutely no mention of Jesus Christ, Christianity or even God in the Constitution?
– You're complaining about high gas prices at the pump, but you'd rather drive a gas-guzzling road hog because it might hack off some eco-liberal than save money by driving a hybrid or electric car?
– You actually bought those fraudulent gold coins peddled by Glenn Beck and yet you think you're a good judge of what candidate could best handle the economy?
– You really want America's future to be determined by large global corporations that you can't influence rather than a government that you can at least vote out?
– You can't survive without Social Security and Medicare, yet you vote for people who want to get rid of those programs?
– You're saving up for your kids to go to college yet vote for candidates who think a college education is snobbish and turns you into an America-hating liberal atheist?
– You're a married woman who takes birth control pills since you can't afford any more children in your family, yet you're voting for Republicans because you like their 'family values' blather?
– You're a law enforcement officer who has seen your union's ability to bargain for better working conditions and higher pay curtailed or ended by Republicans, yet you still think Occupy Wall Street is the real enemy?
– You confess George W. Bush ruined the economy with his tax cuts and loopholes for the rich that added trillions to the deficit, yet you're still voting for Republicans who favor the same tax policies?
– You're a college kid who supports Republicans even though you admit that your tuition has gone up under Republican policies and they aren't doing a thing to ensure you have a job when you graduate?
– Your teenage daughter is pregnant, and you blame the school for not providing adequate sex education, even though you voted for candidates who were against sex education in schools?
– You're sending that daughter out of state to quietly get a legal abortion because having the child will affect her future and embarrass your 'traditional values,' pro-life family, yet you want to deny this option to other women?
– You think if there is one person on welfare who takes drugs, it means most welfare recipients are drug addicts, but if several racist signs appear at GOP rallies, that's not an indication most Republicans are racists?
a resident of another community
on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:08 am
jimf01 is a registered user.
You got almost all the whack job progressive talking points used when avoiding honest debate, you forgot to mention we are gun nuts, stockpiling food and ammunition, and bible thumpers as well. I mean, if you are going to level the assault, please capture everything.
a resident of Foothill Farms
on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:29 am
Sorry I didn't include those and many others. The list really is quite endless. But, as per usual, you missed the point of the exercise. The list I provided offer instances of cognitive dissonance in conservative 'thinking'. Had I chosen to detail simply idiocy, I might have discussed widespread conservative beliefs that Obama is a muslim, a nonchristian, a noncitizen, a communist, a Stalinist statist, an Imperial President, and/or some combination of above. In fact, we might well include you as one of the nutjobs who believes such, yes?
If you care to have intellectual debate on this matter, please present a scholarly study rather than a right-wing blog hack job. But, alas, you'll find no scholarly study to support your view, and you'll find numerous scholarly studies that detail the relative ignorance and cognitive dissonance of those who self identify as conservative. You consistently get thwarted and ridiculed with all your posts, yet you continue unabashed. Dropped on your head as an infant is my most plausible hypothesis.
Why haven't you trotted out again the "study" that shows liberalism is a mental disease? It's been a while since we've seen that one. Go ahead, you're always good for a laugh no matter what you post.
a resident of Ruby Hill
on Apr 23, 2012 at 11:38 am
The source that you site for this "study" is a known conservative site. Not surprising that they think Democrats are dumb. Obviously, you are not using scientific methods. Typical conservative.
a resident of another community
on Apr 23, 2012 at 12:06 pm
jimf01 is a registered user.
Feel free to trot out one (or more) of the 'numerous scholarly studies' you cite.
I have an article on that very subject, and it states that what you are laying out as the domain of conservatives can also be seen in liberals. Web Link
The intellectual analysis is great, but it only confirms what people intuitively know, dumb people are often not easily swayed to change beliefs, in fact they dig further in to their beliefs. You disagree with me, you think I am dumb, and you classify me as a victim of cognitive dissonance.
I would like to also have identified, purely for my education, how it was you determined the Pew Center, Washington Post, and University of Virginia are regarded as right wing hacks, or is it that you feel free to dismiss the research and polling of these organizations, simply because the data is presented and analyzed by the daily caller blogger?
Again, use of insults to avoid any honest discussion of the facts. But I have come to expect that from the anonymous trolls who inhabit this board.
a resident of another community
on Apr 23, 2012 at 12:58 pm
jimf01 is a registered user.
UVA researcher is no right wing hack.
(Comment makes no sense and has been removed by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff.)l
And this is a NY Times book review! Yeah, the same NYT that routinely smears conservatives. The same NYT book reviewers that routinely pretend that books written by conservatives, books which inhabit their own best seller list for weeks on end, do not exist! Web Link
I am beginning to think it is Freddie, the commenter above, who has the mental impairment here.
Perhaps an unimpaired liberal would like to acknowledge the 'cognitive dissonance' on the left when it comes to discussing this topic Web Link
a resident of Bordeaux Estates
on Apr 23, 2012 at 1:41 pm
I've always admired your keen insight and erudition, and it angers me to no end that other posters try to make fun of you and drag your name through the mud.
I realize Prof. Haidt's book which argues against reason is only his opinion, and that it is not based on any concrete evidence. But that really is a small matter. In the interest of open and honest discourse, will you please tell all the unpatriotic liberals out there (1) why you think Obama is a muslim, nonchristian, noncitizen and (2) why you think the NYTimes (other than that it has been owned by Jews) is so utterly liberal.
Thank you for all your valuable contributions to these sites.
a resident of Bordeaux Estates
on Apr 23, 2012 at 1:50 pm
Oh, and one other matter. Will you kindly please tell all the liberal "true believers" out there -- the kool aid drinkers -- how Obama is in fact a Marxist Communist? It infuriates me to no end when people deny this obvious fact.
a resident of Parkside
on Apr 23, 2012 at 8:16 pm
I don't care if obami is labeled a Marxist or a dog eating Kenyan, what really matters is he has been a terrible president and if he is re-elected, as he mentioned to his soviet friends, he will be able to escalate his destruction of our country. You leftists must be so proud of his accomplishments, which are..................?
a resident of another community
on Apr 26, 2012 at 10:49 am
jimf01 is a registered user.
Interesting result to my post. Not a single actual answer from anyone to the question I posed. I did get (expected) personal attacks, and an attempt to refute the premise and point of my post, one anonymous commenter stating there are "numerous scholarly studies" that contradict the author of the blog I linked to. But no reference to any such study. Of course we have the usual diversions and distractions from idiot anonymous trolls.
I conclude, at this point, that we see here what we see on facebook and other social media. The country is becoming more polarized because there are so many more sources of political news and analysis, so many more politically centered blogs and websites, and social media has become a hotbed of political discussion, where people in the past had to mostly discuss politics face to face. We didn't really have these discussions before.
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Fire fighters extinguishied three suspicious fires within six days, all in Black Forest. The fires started within two miles of each other. The first 2 fires were reported Tuesday in Fox Run Regional Park. The third fire was reported Sunday near the intersection of Roller Coaster and Stagecoach roads.
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Re: st: Adding rows to datasheet
Sripal Kumar <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: Adding rows to datasheet
Tue, 23 Mar 2010 16:05:04 -0400
I tried that. It works in the example you have give since the command
***replace make="Made up" in l** replaces the first column make with
made up.
If I have to replicate that I will have to use each header from a
database of 25 variables and say replace author with-- etc. Isnt
there a simpler way?
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 10:14 AM, Philipp Rehm <email@example.com> wrote:
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> How about something like this:
> sysuse auto, clear
> set obs `=_N+1'
> replace make="Made up" in l
> I've learned this from one of Nick Cox' posts, some years (?) ago.
> Ph
> On 3/23/2010 9:48 AM, Sripal Kumar wrote:
>> Hi,
>> This might seem like a no brainer to some of you. I frequently run
>> into the trouble where I need to add rows to a previous stata
>> datasheet. When I copy rows from excel and try to add to an existing
>> stata datasheet, it seem to wipe off the header and replace it with
>> the the newly added first row. This happens even though I am adding
>> data to say the 20th row. The newly inserted row will always replace
>> the header. What am I doing wrong here?
>> To explain it a bit better: My header in stata reads--no. of
>> patients, dead etc. If I add an extra row from excel which has say
>> 2345 and 2...this row deletes the header and the header will now read
>> as 2345 and 2 instead of no. of patients, dead.
>> thanks,
>> Sripal.
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|http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012/no ... urali-spin
Another casualty of cricket's scientifically obsolete law regarding what constitutes a legal delivery. When are the game's administrators going to wake up and accept that the 15 degree rule is unenforceable?
It's a fact of life that throwing goes on all the time. Some who do it enjoy a lucrative and successful career, while others are branded cheats and hounded out of the game. Often whether it's one or the other depends on what country and in what era the player was playing.
It's time to end the hypocrisy once and for all and let the innovators innovate, just as happened when overarm was first legalised in the 19th century.
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Rohrer and Smith set up New South Wales win
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Likely to be India, England, Australia and South Africa in the semis (100)
The Champions Trophy is set to be an exciting and competitive 50-over tournament
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