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Installing gas line to outside grill
October in Phoenix is absolutely the best time of year for outdoor grilling and soon the evenings will be perfect for sitting around the fire pit. We've decided to run a gas line from our external gas meter from the side of our house, under a block wall into our back yard for about 80' to an area we currently have a wood burning for pit. I haven't a clue what the City of Phoenix "code" requires but a 20" deep trench along the edge of our stem wall and patio should be pretty straight forward and I'm thinking I can do it myself. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Ben, I appreciate the fact that professionals should be utilized when necessary but this is an external install and I can't imagine it would be too difficult. No, I'm not certified to pressure test gas lines but I've run 220 volt electrical wiring and I'm not a licensed electrician either. I just like to do little projects myself and if this is something I can do with input from others then great; if it's really all that complex or dangerous to me or others then of course I'll hire a pro.
Wow, well I guess the real estate market is bad enough without all us DIYers blowing up half of our neighborhoods. Better get a pro or just keep burning wood in the pit. Thanks Ben!
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Suspect Arrested for Eagle Point Burglaries
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Several residents in one community in Northwest Gainesville say they can rest easier tonight... After a man was arrested for burglarizing much of their neighborhood.
18-year-old Donte Schmucker was arrested for burglary and dealing stolen property, but deputies say they anticipate more charges.
There have been nine burglaries in eagle point in the past few weeks.
Resident's cars were broken into and their garage door remotes were taken out in an attempt to gain access into the homes.
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African American service members had higher incidence rates of hypertension compared to service members of other races and ethnicities despite equitable access to health care within the military health system, according to a new analysis by the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Center (AFHSC).
Black, non-Hispanic service members had a rate of 24.4 new diagnoses of hypertension per 1,000 person-years (p-yrs), nearly 50 percent higher than the rates among members of all the other racial and ethnic groups studied, according to the analysis published in the Medical Surveillance Monthly Report, a peer-reviewed journal on illnesses and injuries affecting service members. The analysis provides estimates of counts, rates and trends measured against the American Heart Association metric for cardiovascular health for hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity, abnormal blood glucose level, and diabetes.
"We would expect to see less disparity in hypertension rates across racial groups due to equal access to health care and equitable social and economic status; however, black, non-Hispanic service members remained disproportionately affected," said Army Colonel William Corr, the deputy director of AFHSC's division of Epidemiology and Analysis. "Continued research examining this disparity is warranted and may favorably impact all service members' long term health."
The surveillance period for the analysis, "Incidence and Prevalence of Select Cardiovascular Risk Factors and Conditions, Active Component, U.S. Armed Forces, 2003-2012," was 1 January 2003 to 31 December 2012. The surveillance population included all members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard who served in the active component at any time during the surveillance period.
During the surveillance period, there were 230,564 incident diagnoses of essential hypertension in active component service members. The overall incidence rate for the period was 16.1 per 1,000 p-yrs.Incidence rates of hypertension remained relatively stable during the period; rates were highest in 2005 (17.4 per 1,000 p-yrs.) and have been lower during the last four years of the surveillance period as compared to the first four years of the period.
Incidence rates among African American service members were higher than rates in other racial and ethnic groups in all age groups. While incidence in black, non-Hispanics decreased during the period in individuals 35 or over, incidence rates in those under 35 were higher in 2012 than at the beginning of the period.
The results of the analysis mirror a report published in 2012 that examined several of the same conditions in U.S. Air Force members. That study also reported that African Americans had a higher prevalence of hypertension in every age category as compared to white, non-Hispanic airmen. The authors noted that many of the hypothesized factors for this disparity (e.g. social and economic factors and access to health care) are potentially less pronounced in a "prescreened USAF population with equitable heath care and living conditions."
Because service members undergo frequent and routine periodic health assessments, there are multiple opportunities to assess, diagnose and treat CVD risk factors during the course of their service. In fact, the increasing incidence rates of several conditions among younger service members (e.g., hypertension) may reflect increased awareness and earlier diagnosis.
While the more severe sequelae of these risk factors for CVD conditions may not become manifest while service members are actively serving, increased surveillance and control of these risk factors have the potential to favorably impact service members' long term health, thereby improving their quality of life and potentially reducing future medical costs for the care of chronic health conditions.
Among the other findings in the AFHSC report:
•A total of 300,340 service members received incident diagnoses of hyperlipidemia during the 10-year surveillance period; about 90 percent of these diagnoses (n=271,164) occurred among male service members. As with hypertension, the strongest demographic correlate of increasing incidence of hyperlipidemia was increasing age. Incidence rates of hyperlipidemia were similar among all race-ethnicity groups with the exception of American Indian/Alaskan Native service members who had much lower incidence rates of hyperlipidemia between 2003 and 2012 than service members of other races and ethnicities.
•Overall incidence rates of obesity were highest in the final year of the surveillance period (2012: 21.5 cases per 1,000 p-yrs), although incidence rates fluctuated over the ten year period and no steady increasing trend was seen.
•Relative to hypertension and hyperlipidemia, fewer service members received incident diagnoses of abnormal glucose metabolism during the surveillance period (n=47,009). However, annual incidence rates of diagnoses of abnormal glucose metabolism increased dramatically over the course of the ten year period (2003: 0.17 cases per 1,000 p-yrs; 2012: 5.3 per 1,000 p-yrs).
•Incident diagnoses of diabetes impacted the fewest service members of the five risk factors examined; 13,901 service members received an incident diagnosis of diabetes during the ten year period and incidence rates of diabetes remained relatively stable during the ten year period.
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Khan, Abdul Rasheed (1980) EFFECTS OF ADDITION OF INORGANIC SALTS ON THE COPOL YMERIATION OF VINYL AND ALLYL MONOMERS. PhD thesis, University of Karachi, Karachi.
Studies on the rate of thermal copolymerization of viny1 and ally1 monomers in the presence of inorganic salts like copper chloride, cobalt chloride, cadmium chloride, mercury chloride, strontium chloride, manganese chloride, zinc chloride, nickel chloride, platonic chloride and chromium chloride have been carried out. As a general behavior, those salts which are soluble in monomer pair increase the rte by forming complexes through active monomeric group provided sufficient quantity of monomer is left behind to serve as a solvent for the complex formed. This is the reason for the monomer reactivity ratio not being changed appreciably. Our findings show a marked decrease in the number average molecular weight Mn of copolymer prepared in the presence of salt suggesting that salt behave as a chain transfer agent. It was also observed that the binary mixture of the monomers when heated in the presence of such salts which are insoluble in both monomers, the initiation reaction takes place thermally by the adsorption of the reacting monomers on the solid surface of inorganic salts. The overall mechanism may be that the initiation step of the radical copolymerization of viny1 and ally1 monomers in the absence of salt might be thermal initiation caused by the hydrogen transfer between the monomers. In the presence of salt monomers undergo complexation due to delocalization of II-electrons of the double bond of complexed monomer. The complexation of the monomers with salt probably increase the polarity of the monomers and stabilize the transition state of the reaction
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Any advertisement promoting technical specifications of fridges, washing machines or ovens should indicate the product's energy consumption, said the European Parliament as it amended the Energy Labelling Directive. A product's energy classification should only be valid for 3 to 5 years and the classification thresholds should be regularly updated, add MEPs. The legislative report was adopted by 566 votes in favour, with 28 votes against and 39 abstentions.
The energy label helps consumers to assess the running costs when buying new household appliances such as fridges, freezers, washing machines, driers, dishwashers, or ovens. Manufacturers are obliged to indicate the energy consumption irrespective of whether the product performs well (green "A" class) or poorly (red "G" class) on this measure.
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Steamboat Springs A state panel recommends voters retain two judges in the 14th Judicial District on Nov. 7.
The State Commission on Judicial Performance unanimously recommends that District Chief Judge Michael O'Hara and County Judge James Garrecht be retained for their positions. The commission also recommends Court of Appeals judges Russell Carparelli, Janice Davidson, Alan Loeb, Jose Marquez and Robert Russell be retained.
Commissions on Judicial Performance were created in 1988 by the Colorado General Assembly to provide voters with fair, responsible and constructive evaluations of judges and justices seeking retention.
Jane Howell, director of the State Commissions of Judicial Performance, said the commission is made up of attorneys and other residents of the district who rate judges based on information received from questionnaires that are sent to random attorneys, jurors, victims, law enforcement officers, court personnel, district attorneys and others who work with the judges.
The questionnaires are used to evaluate the performance based on criteria such as integrity, communication skills, legal ability, sentencing practices, attentiveness and docket management.
Judges complete self-evaluations, are interviewed by the commission and are observed in the courtroom as part of the process.
District Administrator Evan Herman said O'Hara was appointed a judge in 2002. This is O'Hara's first time seeking retention. Garrecht was appointed in 1987 and has been retained five times since then. Newly appointed judges are up for retention after they serve a two-year provisional term. County judges are up for retention every four years. District judges are up every six years. The Court of Appeals is up every eight years, and the Colorado Supreme Court is up every 10 years.
The commission's evaluations were complimentary of both judges.
The commission's findings stated, "O'Hara received high ratings from both attorneys and non-attorneys in virtually every category."
O'Hara specifically was rated as being very courteous, communicating clearly, maintaining proper judicial temperament, treating parties fairly and giving all participants an opportunity to be heard.
O'Hara describes his philosophy "as striving every day to do the right thing and try to do no more harm." During his interview, O'Hara acknowledged that his administrative duties were initially a significant distraction from his judicial duties and that he recognizes areas where his efficiency and performance can be improved.
Garrecht similarly received high ratings in nearly every category from the commission by explaining court procedures, making the correct decision based upon the law and the facts and being fair, unbiased and impartial.
Herman said the high ratings of both O'Hara and Garrecht received did not surprise him.
"In my opinion, we're very lucky to have the judges we do," he said. "They both do an excellent job for us."
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Andrew Bennett is one of the most talked about up-and-coming artists on the dance scene at the moment. Over the past two years he has released various tracks and remixes, which have received world wide recognition and praise. But Andrew Bennett is anything but a newcomer on the scene: he has been spinning the decks since 1996, he is a resident DJ at the acclaimed "Trance Nation" events and has secured regular DJ slots both in and outside of Germany, like in world-renowned clubs as "Space" on Ibiza as well at the biggest events and festivals.
But it was years later when Andrew Bennett began to produce his own tracks. And just one party changed his whole life: In the autumn of 2004 he was at a event, where Armin van Buuren and Markus Schulz stood at the decks. Andrew went over to them and slipped a CD in their hands with a track he had produced. The next day his phone rang: Armin van Buuren and Markus Schulz were on the other end of the line and were both enthusiastic by what they had heard. And they licensed Andrew's track "Ocean Drive" on the legendary record label"Armada Music."
American born Taiwanese DJ and Producer, Andrew Chen aka Shogun, has captivated audiences worldwide with his dj skills and productions. As the former resident dj of Ministry of Sound Nightclub, he has played alongside top DJ's in the world such as Tiesto, Paul Oakenfold, and BT just to name a few. His exclusive nine hour sets at the superclub set the standard for epic nights that can only be described as an emotional and amazing journey. His sets were also broadcasted live on Ministry of Sound Radio to thousands of listeners worldwide. '¨'¨ Shogun's exclusive mixes can be heard on several radio stations including Digitally Imported (di.fm), Globalbeats.fm, Sense.FM and Discover Trance Radio. He also has a long running radio show "Trancemission" which can be heard exclusively on Ensonic Radio, as well as a syndicated show called "The White Room Episodes" which broadcasts over a dozen stations globally. '¨'¨ DJ, Producer and everything in between.. Aside from DJing, making music on the computer has always been a deep passion for Shogun. Starting out with simple programs at an early age, over time he eventually progressed to Logic Pro and studied deep into music theory. In 2006, Andrew graduated with an Audio Engineering Degree from SAE Institute of Technology. Equipped with a fully geared studio at home, his current productions of trance tracks proved to be a favorite and create an instant buzz among top DJ's in the world such as Aly & Fila, who featured the club stormer "Nowhere To Run" on their 100th episode of Future Sound of Egypt Radio Show. '¨'¨ Shogun's massive productions have also landed him on the world's leading dance labels. His tracks "Nadia" and "Connected" were picked up by the highly acclaimed label Armada, and is expected to be a massive release that will be out later this year. Andrew has also gained full support from many other top DJ's in the world throughout his production career. His first two releases "Panic Room" and "AT3″ were picked up and featured by Paul Van Dyk on his radio show Vonyc Sessions, both being on constant rotation. With the constant productions of top quality releases, he has become one of the leading voices of asian EDM's on an international scale and one thing is for certain.. the future looks bright for Shogun and he is set to make a huge impact on the dance scene, so keep an eye out for this rising artist.
Tritonal. Lange. Alex Morph
If success were measured musically, Tritonal would be on the highway to achieving the great American dream. At any given moment, their music is fueling a sing-along through a spin on the stereo airwaves or tearing up a dance floor at a packed club or festival. They have crossed musical and geographical boundaries and amazed us with their production luminaries and captivating live shows. But take of all that apart, and these talented guys just really want to inspire and to be inspired, blessed with the ability and means to do so.
It is this very reason why Dave Reed and Chad Cisneros, two extremely humble individuals from Austin, Texas, combined forces by chance in 2007 to venture into the dance realm. As they would say it, they "complete each other's musical sentences." In that process, Tritonal came to life. Within the short span of the last 2 years, they have charged into the arena and have fast-tracked into chalking up more accolades and accomplishments than some producers or DJs ever will in a lifetime. Despite a very crowded and almost overpopulated trance scene, inhabitants of Planet Dance have generously embraced Tritonal. Amidst the great wave of fresh names flooding the dance arena, they manage to stand out with their ability to evolve and accomplish, and they are the best candidates to put America and trance music on the map.
Lange is recognised as one of the most influential dance artists of the past decade. A DJ who has remained at the forefront of the scene throughout his career and a producer that continues to push all boundaries.
After an exhausting list of achievements, counting among them 20 UK top 40s, featuring on a film soundtrack, and remixing mainstream artists such as the Pet Shop Boys, Lange remains one of the leading EDM producers. His modern day anthem "Out of the Sky" catapulted to the top of the trance charts, making him one of the top selling trance artists in 2008 and it still remains a 'never fails' track for djs and clubbers alike.
The last 18 months has perhaps been one of his most prolific in recent times with a host of successful singles and remixes for the likes of Ferry Corsten and Above & Beyond. Leading up to the release of his second ever artist album in July 2010 he managed to churn out hit after hit; his summer co-write with Andy Moor, 'Stadium Four', received strong support from the DJ elite and debuted in Armin Van Buuren's 2009 Essential Mix. 'Let It All Out' with vocalist Sarah Howells; appearing week after week on both Armin's ASOT and Judge Jules' Radio, his retake of the massive classic, 'Happiness Happening'; which entered the UK sales charts at no.18 in 1999 topped the trance charts again in 2009, while a debut on Anjunabeats with Wanderlust saw another classic in the making.
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Arsène Wenger says Danny Welbeck will take "small steps" as he prepares to return to first-team action.
The England international has not played since April 26, 2015 because of a knee injury, but has made good progress and is back in full training now.
Wenger is wary of rushing Welbeck back though, and says he must go through a series of measures before being considered for selection.
"It has to be gradual; he has to go through an under-21 game first," the manager said. "Danny has not played since April 2015 and we are now in February basically, so that is very long for a top-level competitor.
"You have to accept that he goes through small steps and one of them is to play in the under-21s, first for 45 minutes.
"He is basically fit but now it is to absorb the competition and the intensity of the competition. That is the next step for him."
Francis Coquelin has also returned to full fitness, and Wenger says he will be considered for Saturday's FA Cup fourth-round tie against Burnley.
"I will make some changes, not many," Wenger said. "We spoke about Elneny, maybe I will give him a chance to play. Coquelin I have to think about. I will play with a team that is a Premier League team.
"Coquelin gives us defensive stability in midfield so he will compete with the players we have in this area. Before he was injured he had a very good spell in the team and the results were good, including his defensive records. He is now in a position where he can compete again for his position.
"It is a possibility [that Elneny will start]. He is naturally a box-to-box player who is a bit more defensive-minded than your usual box-to-box midfielder, so he can play in several positions in front of the defence or go box to box. He has good technique, good vision, he is very mobile and agile."


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- "This is a positive step forward that begins to rein in federal spending…" [Boehner Press Release, 8/1/11]
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What will it be like beyond tomorrow
Poem by: HopelesslyDevotedxx
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
"Smile for me" he says, the words cling to the air,
There no space to breathe when he enters the room, his ego taking each hidden opening.
"Spend time with me" he says, His voice having a unique flare,
I wish to be taken away from this pain and the endless gloom, to somewhere which would aid my focusing.
"I will change the world" I say, trying to be the change within a world ridgid with tradition,
"Lower your targets" He says to me, The world hasn't changed for thousands of years,
However I think what I don't say, I smile and forget that he's even there, in my own world on a sort of secret mission.
Why would the world change for me I still question, But even now I hid my ideas from prying ears.
"Your personality is dark and horrid" He says walking away, It's just my honesty,
I could sit and stare, and wonder where, and look back and fourth, blaming the world, screaming this isn't fair.
But I knew there'd be trouble, "Stand up and face the light" He say's to me, as I smile at him modestly.
Cared, Bared and scared, I realizemy dream, and stand up tall to a world so unfair.
"You'll never beat me down I swear"
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It's Aqua Time: This year sees the launch of several new additions to IWC's legendary diver's watch family. All models are equipped with the IWC SafeDive system, which IWC Schaffhausen's engineers have developed to make diving even safer and easier. And who are aware of their place in a long and proud tradition. For almost 50 years now, IWC has spearheaded innovation in watches designed for underwater use.
In 1967, when IWC unveiled its first Aquatimer at the Basel watch fair, diving was still a slightly exclusive – and risky – affair. The name itself was a stroke of genius: it was short and neatly conveyed the idea of an underwater timepiece that was water-resistant to 200 meters. At the same time, French naval officer and underwater pioneer Jacques-Yves Cousteau was producing a series of books and films that opened the world's eyes to this last, unknown natural paradise.
This was no easy undertaking: from the unusual regulator, which Cousteau co-invented, and the bulky compressed air tanks through to the neoprene dive suits – which he often glued together himself – and heavy lead belts, special equipment was required for adventures of this kind. In its early days, diving was still associated with the slightly mysterious figure of the frogman, the fearless – and much-feared – solo commando. The world's first dive tables, used to calculate decompression stops on the basis of dive time and depth, were often based on those used by the military. To ignore them could lead to serious injury or, as in many cases, death. For a diver, having a watch and depth gauge on his wrist was as indispensable as the store of compressed air on his back.
In this respect, the first Aquatimer helped to open up the age of diving as a popular pastime. Reference 812 AD, later the 1812, with its clear-cut lines and an internal rotating bezel that could be set via a second crown and measured time spent under water, was still protected by a thick synthetic glass. It had a screw-in back, and the crown seals, whose quality was far inferior to that of modern-day materials, were reinforced by spring pressure. With these design features on board, every single watch was tested at 20 bar. From the outside, it was reminiscent of the company's flagship model at the time, the extremely robust Ingenieur. It also shared the top 8541-caliber movement, including Pellaton winding. The owner could choose to wear it with either the No. 12 steel link bracelet or on a waterproof Tropic strap made of artificial fiber.
Two further models, Ref. 1816 and Ref. 1822, appeared between then and 1982. They likewise featured an internal rotating bezel to show dive time, a solid, cushion-style stainless-steel case, mineral and sapphire glasses, and higher pressure-resistance of 30 bar. A conspicuous feature in keeping with the times: blue/green and brown/red dials. Today, they all are much-sought-after collector's items.
For a diver, having a watch and depth gauge on his wrist was as indispensable as the store of compressed air on his back.
What happened after 1982 was akin to a revolution in watchmaking technology: simply put, it was the first Porsche that could dive. Or to be more precise: a diver's watch in a titanium case commissioned by the armed forces for commando frogmen and mine clearance divers. It was the second watch in this futuristic material spawned by the partnership between Porsche Design and IWC. The military versions were fitted with a quartz movement for the frogmen or an automatic movement made with antimagnetic materials for the mine clearance divers, whose work brought them into contact with sensitive magnetic fuses.
The order resulted in two civilian models, the Ocean 2000 and the Ocean 500. Common to these two man-size watches was record pressure-resistance to 200 bar, which was equivalent to 2,000 meters, or ten times that of the first Aquatimers. At this depth, every square centimeter of the watch and the slightly convex sapphire glass is subject to a load of four hundredweight. In the test chamber, every Ocean 2000 has to withstand a depth that could never be achieved by amateur scuba divers.
Schaffhausen has gone on to develop new technologies for securing glass gaskets as well as the basics of a patented triple pressure seal system: an investment in the future that has become the standard in protection for timepieces as extreme as these. The cooperation agreement with Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, who was also the father of the legendary 911, ended shortly before the turn of the century. With its external rotating bezel and a case whose shape was reminiscent of submarine hydrodynamics, the Ocean 2000 rapidly became a design icon.
What happened after 1982 was akin to a revolution in watchmaking technology: simply put, it was the first Porsche that could dive.
Its leading position was taken over in the year 1998 by the new GST sports watch line, likewise a model in titanium with 200-bar pressure-resistance and an external rotating bezel. The spectacular flagship of the new generation in 1999 was the GST Deep One, featuring a depth gauge and maximum depth indicator. One of the two center hands showed current dive depth down to 45 meters, while the second locked at the maximum depth achieved during the dive and could be manually reset later. Using diving's two central parameters, time and depth, and independently of the dive computer, it was thus possible for the diver to calculate the course of the dive and, with it, a safe ascent to the surface. Dive time could be tracked on an internal rotating bezel.
The principle of an autonomous mechanical backup system has been retained in all subsequent models with a depth gauge through to the current Deep Three. In the Deep One, water pressure was measured using a crown with minuscule holes and an attached meter (Bourdon tubes), which moved the indicators via a lever system. From a technical point of view, it was an interesting solution, but it required the arbors for the depth gauge's hands to be taken through the middle of the movement. This, in turn, meant that the watch had room only for a small seconds hand. But the engineers continued to work on the problem, as soon became apparent.
First, in 2004, came the go-ahead for a new generation of Aquatimers, which the Cousteau team divers had tested extensively in the course of their expedition to the Red Sea. As cooperation partner of the Cousteau Society, IWC sponsored the exploratory voyage of the Alcyone, exactly 50 years after Jacques-Yves Cousteau's first expedition to this part of the world. The mission's aim was to document the coral reefs worthy of protection in the region.
In the Deep One water pressure was measured using a crown with minuscule holes and an attached meter.
A series of improvements followed that made diving even safer. The internal rotating bezel was operated via a second crown, which self-sealed under pressure. Optical highlights were provided by signal yellow markings on the titanium models and a maritime-inspired combination of blue and coral red in the Cousteau Divers special editions. A piece of trailblazing technology came in the shape of the Aquatimer Split Minute Chronograph with the feature that named it, a split-minute hand. This made it easy to measure separate periods of time under water. The Vintage series that celebrated the company's 140th anniversary in 2008 saw a revival of the original 1967 Aquatimer with a larger case and state-of-the-art technology (cal. 80111).
Finally, in 2009, the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth, the Aquatimer took the next big step forward in its evolution: it coincided with another partnership agreement in the interest of protecting the environment and biodiversity, this time with the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Research Station of the same name on the Galápagos Islands. Adaptation and selection, two of the keywords in Darwin's theory of evolution, guided the developers and designers in their work on this generation of the Aquatimer. With diameters of 44 and 46 millimeters, and in keeping with contemporary trends, the watches were significantly larger. And the old question as to what was the best way to keep track of dive time was answered by a striking external rotating bezel with bright, luminescent colors and a scratch-resistant inset of sapphire glass. The usual colors for the Aquatimer dial – black and yellow, blue and coral red – were joined by a new combination of colors and materials: with a vulcanized
stainless-steel case and its black-and-white dial, the Aquatimer Chronograph Edition "Galapagos Islands" generated exciting associations with that unique product of subaquatic volcanoes and laboratory of evolution out in the Pacific.
Adaptation and selection, two of the keywords in Darwin's theory of evolution, guided the developers and designers in their work on the 2009 generation of the Aquatimer.
Exactly ten years after the Deep One, the Aquatimer Deep Two's state-of-the-art technology caused another stir. The mechanical depth gauge – and, above all, the pressure transmission system – underwent a major overhaul. From now on, water pressure acted through the protected depth gauge crown on the left side of the case on a membrane in the pressure converter. Once the wearer dived below the surface, this acted directly on a lever system with two indicators mounted behind the back of the watch. On a semicircular segment in the left half of the dial, the two bent-over tips (blue and red) of the indicators showed current dive depth and the maximum depth attained in the course of the dive to 50 meters. The bushing for the depth indicators that passed through the center of the movement was eliminated and made room for a large seconds hand. A small push-button reset the maximum depth indicator to zero once the dive was completed. The Aquatimer Chronograph in red gold, with its new in-house 89360-caliber chronograph movement, elegantly underscored the notion that diving could be an altogether beautiful experience.
For 2014, IWC's engineers have no shortage of innovations in store. The new IWC SafeDive system brings the simpler operation of an external rotating bezel and the improved legibility of a dive time scale on the inside of the watch – and thus closer to the minute hand – together in a perfect synthesis. The movements of the chunky outer ring are transmitted through a sealed sliding clutch system and move the internal rotating bezel in one-minute steps – only counterclockwise, for safety reasons. The external bezel, which has toothing on its underside, replaces the second crown on the earlier Aquatimer models. A bow, which looks like another operating element, protects the external – and thus "wet" – part of the mechanism against shocks and impacts.
The new IWC SafeDive system brings the simpler operation of an external rotating bezel and the improved legibility of a dive time scale on the inside of the watch together.
This type of progress benefits the entire watch family. This now includes remarkable technical highlights such as the new Aquatimer Deep Three and Aquatimer 2000, both in titanium cases. The attractively shaped rotating bezels with their gently rounded recessed grips are reminiscent of the legendary Ocean 2000. And, talking of tradition, the tested pressure-resistance of all watches is now shown, as in earlier days, next to the familiar fish symbol on the back of the watch.
The complex and sophisticated Aquatimer Perpetual Calendar Digital Date-Month in rubber-coated titanium and red gold is another fabulous diver's watch. And, much more than a mere conversation piece, the Aquatimer Chronograph Edition "Expedition Charles Darwin" is IWC's first watch with a bronze case. Other exciting special editions and a choice of models in more moderately sized cases of 42 millimeters complete the family. Common to all the watches is a newly developed and patented system to make the change from a steel bracelet to a rubber strap quick and simple. And for all their technological and sporty qualities, the discreet choice of colors and formal elegance ensure that they are never out of place, even under the cuff of a smart jacket.


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Steak Sandwiches- Gundersen Health System
Guinness Marinated Steak Sandwiches
Makes 4 sandwiches
*Note: Preparation for this recipe should be started a day before you plan to make the sandwiches. It's a bit different than the recipes we've been providing, but it's too delicious to pass up!
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Equipment you will need on day 1: cutting board/chef knife, large zip-lock bag
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Do right away when you get home: preheat grill to medium
1 small-medium sweet onion
1 cup Guinness beer or other stout
1/3 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
2 Tbsp. molasses (not blackstrap)
1 tsp. dried rosemary
1 Tbsp. minced garlic
1/4 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 lb. boneless rib-eye steaks, 1 ½ -2 inches thick (see tips)
1. Chop 1 small-medium sweet onion (about ½ cup chopped) and place in a large re-sealable bag. Add remaining ingredients and steaks. Seal bag, shake and turn it to fully cover the steaks, refrigerate, flipping over and shaking the bag from time to time, for 12 to 18 hours.
24 cremini mushrooms
1 large red onion
2 Tbsp. extra-virgin olive oil
½ tsp. kosher salt
Freshly ground pepper to taste
2. Wash mushrooms and remove stems, wipe with paper towel to remove any dirt. Slice onion into ¼-inch thick slices.
3. Brush mushroom caps and onion slices with oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place in a grilling basket and set on grill rack.
Rye bread
4. Remove steaks from marinade and pat dry. Reserve 1 cup marinade for sauce. Place the steaks on grill rack. Grill steaks and veggies until browned on the first side, 5 to 7 minutes. Turn everything over and grill until thermometer inserted into the center of the steak registers 125° (medium-rare) and veggies are soft and lightly browned, about 5 minutes more. Remove from the grill and let rest for 5-10 minutes. Slice rye bread into ½ to ¾ inch thick pieces and toast on grill.
5. Meanwhile, place reserved marinade in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over med-high heat. Boil until reduced by about half, 7-10 minutes. Divide mushrooms and onions among the pieces of toast and drizzle each with about 1 Tbsp. of the reduced sauce. Slice steak and divide among sandwiches and drizzle with more sauce. Pour any juice from the steak over the sandwiches and serve with a fork and knife – it will be a little messy!
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Appleton Post-Crescent (Newspaper) - September 10, 1959, Appleton, Wisconsin KYOLUNo.65 44 Pages-Sections B SEPTEMBER AMOCfATBD Price Seven Cents Vice President Nixon To Speak Here Nov. 12 AP Wtrephoto Gov. Hampered by a ripped nail on mid- dle finger of his right still holds his own in a squabble over state taxes with Thomas F. Syracuse. A chauffeur slammed a car door on the governor's finger. The governor is going about his handshaking chores with his left hand. Congress Nullifies President's Veto Senate Acts After House On Public Works Measure Washington Congress today overrode Pres- ident Eisenhower's veto of the second-try public works money first time this has teen done in his six eight months in the White House. Senate action put the bill over in the face of the president's objections. In the senate the count was 72- or 8 more than the two-thirds. house voted today to over- ride President Eisenhower's veto of the second public works appropriation bill. The roll call vote was 280-121. _... This was 12 votes more than needed to override. A great shout went up at the announcement of the marking the first time since Eisenhower took office that the house has mustered the necessary two- thirds vote to pass legisla- tion despite the president's rejection of it. The vote sends the measure on to the senate where prompt ac- tion is expected. If the sen- ate also votes to it would be the first of 146 Eis- enhower vetoes in more than six years that has been over- ridden. Due to Vote Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas told the senate he hoped a vote could be taken there around 2 o'clock. The president vetoed the bill because it contained money for more than 60 projects which are not included in his budget program. Series on Education Help Explain Events wants to un- derstand what's going on around him. The Post Crescent is carrying two series of ar- Body of Infant Boy Found in Garbage Can New York The body of a boy about 2 years old was found in a garbage can today in a residential section of Rockaway Queens Mrs. Adelaide said she discovered the body when she went to put some refuse in her garbage can. Chou's Letter Adds to Crisis In Border Nehru Says Front Mercury Dips To 51 Degrees Forecast Frost In Some State Lowlands Tonight Relief from the heat arrived in convincing fashion Wednes- day cooling off the Fox Cities after four days of 90-plus temperatures. The front passed this area about 3 p.m. Wednesday. The Wisconsin Michigan Power company reported the tem- perature plunged from a high of 90 to 73 in 5 to 8 minutes as the cold front moved through Brisk winds heralded the moving of air as gusts were recorded at a high of 46 miles an hour at and p.m. Wednesday. In the evening the winds subsided to a cool breeze that kept up through the night and was reported at 13 miles per hour this morn- ing. After a high of 90 degrees the low during the night was 51. It is expected to get even lower tonight as scat- tered the first of the was predicted for low- lands away from Lake Michi- gan. Many areas in the state had overnight minimums thai dipped into the '40's. Shell Lake reported an even 40 and Phillips had 42. In Madison the mercury zoomed from 90 Wednesday afternoon to 46 during the night. The power company report ed the discomfort index at a high of 80 Wednesday and it was down to 51 this morning At 11 a.m. the temperature had managed to move only to 54 Locomotive Hits Bus 7 Children Perish in Maryland Tragedy Second Speaker in World Community Series Set By Post-Crescent president of the United Na- tions and delegate from Leb- anon. Dr. Malik met inform- ally with Lawrence students and faculty held a press conference and spent Vice President Richard M. Nixon will be the next i the day in Appleton. it is hop- headliner to appear here on the and the cd to have Nixon follow a JobsSfillat Record but Dip in August Less Unemployment Also Indicated in Government Report program sponsored by Lawrence college and the Appleton Post-Crescent. Nixon will speak Nov. 12 and details of how long he will be in Appleton and details of his visit remain to be worked out. The America and the world community series was designed to out the It was felt people in this area have not had sufficient contact with peo- Nixon pie thinking about and concerned with issues in our society. The series opened April 21 with Dr. Charles similar schedule. Russian Visit Lawrence President Doug- las M. Knight and Post-Cres- cent Executive Vice President and Editor Victor I. Minahan said today they were especial- ly pleased to have Nixon as the series speaker because of his recent Russian visit and talks with top Soviet leaders. It is their the men in- that Nixon's visit would spark discussions of Turn to Page Col. 4 Kimberly-Clark and Textile Company Form Corporation Airman's Kin Seeks Talk With Nikita New London Ray brother one of 11 airmen shot down over Soviet Arme- Sept. 2. today has started what he considers a last ditch attempt to get in- formation about his brother and his 10 compan- ions who have been reported missing since the incident. Kamps has been contacting surviving relatives of the oth- er missing airmen to organ ize a public meeting with Ni- kita Khrushchev while the Soviet premier is in this coun- try. He said it may be possible the meeting could be arrang- ed while Khrushchev is visit- ing Iowa. However. Congress- man Melvin whom Kamps contacted told him such a meeting would be impossible to arrange. There were 17 airmen on the unarmed transport plane. Six bodies were returned to the United States by the Rus- sians. Mountain Lake Merle and A St. Louis-to-Balti-Shirley Lee. One Plans to Swim Across more passenger train rammed a stalled school bus at a grade crossing in mountainous west- unidentified. The school rang- ing in ages from 8 to 14. were on their way to Southern ern Maryland killing _ seven of the 26 children on schoiols bus. Eicht to 10 others o't reported seriously jcounty. The Baltimore and Ohio'Sj All 'the children were from and Dennett at county westernmost Garrctt Channel Both Ways Dover Paul Hcrron. Sacramento. today began what he hopes will be the first 2-way non- Enters Non-Woven Materials Field With J. P. Inc. Formation of a new corpor- ation to produce and market non-woven materials was an- nounced New York by John R. board chairman of Kimberly- Clark and Robert T. president of J. P. Stevens and company. Inc. The jointly-owned and sepa- rately-operated subsidiary will be known as the Kimberly- Stevens Kimberly and Stevens disclosed. Joseph H. re- cently retired Stevens vice will be president of the new company. Executive New Housing Bill Sent to President house today sent to President Eis- enhower a third-try billion dollar housing bill which car- ried advance administration approval. The action came on a loud- ly shouted voice vote. Two more measures were vetoed by the president. Passed 86-7 by the senate pruned of the new some of bill the Washington ployment and -MV- Both em- unemployment was. fea- tures found objectionable by the president in the first two vetoed measures. j It omitted million of VVllft W HH- W 4v stop crossing of the English1 for college classrooms. channel. The 38 year old school as Ihe start of a new teacher entered the water gram of federal aid to which Eisenhower criticized pro- cdu- and sales offices will be in New York City. Kimberly and Stevens said they hope the joining of and experience of the paper and textile industries will re- sult in creation and develop- ment of many new products and processes in the field of non-woven materials. Cites Examples Sutherland said particular emphasis will be placed on ex- tensive research and develop- ment in an effort to create new non-woven products. Ex- amples of he might be found in filtration mater- ials disposable medical household goods and inner construction fabrics for many articles of apparel. The new company also will make immediate provisions to supply existing users of non- woven materials with a num- ber of non-woven products utilizing a variety of textile papcrmaking processes. Kimberly said the new com- pany is a normal and logical outcome of development and research that has been going Turn to Page 9. Col. 4 U. S. Backs Dalai Lama On Tibetan Question e United States today announced its support of the Dalai Lama's move to bring the Tibetan question before the United Na- tions. declined in August. The job although curbed by the steel still was a rec- ord for August. The labor department an- nounced that af- fected by a big seasonal drop in farming as well as the steel shutdown and early au- to industry model changeov- declined to This was down from the employed in July. Situation Good Unemployment declined to in or 318.000 less than the idle in July. Seymour deputy assistant secretary of said that aside from the steel strike the ing employment situation is very While farm employment de- clined by non-farm employment rose by to a record figure. The seasonally adjusted ra- tio of unemployment to the civilian labor force rose from 5.1 per cent in July to 5.5 per cent in August. Wolfbein said this was due to layoff in the auto industry for changes and an estimated 145.- 000 layoffs in industries af- fected by the steel strike now in its 58th day. Part of the unemploymenl decline was due to the August situation of student job seekers finding jobs or leaving the labor force. Norfh Viet Nam Troops Attack Posfs in Laos Laos Com- munist North Viet Nam troops crossed into Laos and attacked three army posts in Phong Saly the ar- my said today. Government troops suffered losses but the number was not announced. A communique said the three posts were clustered 20 miles inside the Laos border directly west of Dien Bien Phu. where the French army made its last bloody stand Indo-Chinese war Raps Rigid Policy of Communists BY WATSON S. SIMS New bit- ter exchange of notes be- tween India and red China was laid before parliament jhere today and Prime Min- ister Nehru said Premier Chou En-lai's latest letter adds to the gravity of the the border crisis. by step their policy has become more Neh- ru said. Each nation accused the other of aggression and each demanded that the other with- --N draw its fore- cs from front- ier areas whose owner- ship is in dis- pute. India of- fered one con- cession to Nehru make the Longju area a temporary no man's land pending negotiation. But both sides renewed their claims to the isolated northeast frontier agency post which red Chinese troops seiz- ed nearly two weeks ago in a Turn to Page Col. I U.S. Will Hear Ike Tonight President May Refer to Red Activities in Laos Washington President who American public thinks the sometimes needs edu- cation on the nation's role in the speaks to the peo- ple tonight. His report on his recent trip to Europe and on the visit here next week by Soviet Pre- mier Nikita S. Khrushchev will be carried from .to p.m.. central daylight by major radio and tele- vision networks. White House Press Sec. James C. Hagcrty told news- men Eisenhower may refer to communist activities in Laos and talk on his reasons for in- viting Khrushchev. The president talked yester- day about informing the pub- lic in remarks to a delega- tion from the National Coun- cil of Churches of Christ. Entitled to Facts He said he always feels the necessity of trying to make the facts available to during the in 1954. The attacks In the far northern province the American public. And Tuesday night but the you you was not received at Vientiane'have to tackle them and hold army headquarters until to-j them down to feed these facts day. a spokesman said. Com-'to munications difficulties havci man tljat plows a fur- plagued government troops since the beginning of the fighting. running about Deep Park-Loch Lynn_____ _________ struck the loaded bus a farming section in the St. Margaret's bay between.cation which he said had no' Jfronq CrUOftf for Nikita a.m. at a crossing part of the countv.ihcre and Deal at a.m. place in housing legislation. the the railroad said. The bus driver. Lcroy the sort of person Nikita Khrushchev is. The third article in a se- prize0- the bus stalled writer. Dr. Benjamin Fine Jopcncd the door and tncd to' and his wife. is on if the children out. After a Page B-12. Dr. and Mrs. or so scrambled Fine discuss Johnny out the the rest can't and deter- the blocking it. j mine that average John- Hits Bus nics should be reading i Then the engine hit the when they're 8. ibroadsidc. knocking the vehi-' William L. Ryan. Asso- iclc down the track on its side1 ciatcd Press news J40 to 50 feet. j today on Page ex- j who owned the plains the Soviet politics jbus. has driven the behind Khrushchev's visit troutc for four years. He has at to the United States. It is jsafc drivinc record with tr-cj the third article in a se- ries of five explaining No one seemed to know what caused the bus to stall on the crossing. Campbell and all the injured were rushed to Garrctt Coun-. ty Memorial hospital at four miles every available ambulance.' station wagon and car could be summoned Oakland is about 40 miles of about 180 miles west of Baili-i more. Six of the seven dead were identified as Richard Slancy Lee Nancy's Khrushchev's rise to pow- er. -county school system for morej than 20 years. i TODAY'S INDEX Comics Editorials Deaths House Kankanna Sports Television Women's Section Weather Map Twin Cities Khrushchev Series Education Series B A ft Blft A21 Alt AH BIS B 1 Btt More Than to form Security Shield BT JOHN SCALI number win be allowed to car- Washington The Unit- ry guns. row in Dickcrson or works on a Brooklyn or drives a you begin to talk to him about the need for helping the people or of French he wonders what in world you arc talking about. you give the but it doesn't always pene- so there has to be edu- sometimes almost jspoon-fed. and probably -with the aid of a-hammer. But we need strongest security shield ever thc route Khrushchev will fol-1 to protect Soviet Premier Ni- low in his swing through six kita Khrushchev from potcn-'citks and arc reported sat is-j Ual demonstrators Jficd arangemcnts fori i protecting their hecklers and crackpots. AT Vapor Trails Fall Away from sixteen Royal Air Force jet fighter planes as their pilots put on a spectacular formation flying show at Farnborough Hamp- England. This thriller marked the opening of the show. The security arrangements. Up to J5.000 policcmcnjchccked and double plainclothcsmcn. nationalin painstaking include' guardsmen and government p r o t e c t i o n not only security a g c n t s will Khrushchev and his fa m M yj forces in a also for the 108 other coordinated plan to watch sians. including Soviet over the Soviet dictator every who arc to accompany foot of the way. 'him. Russians Take Part These About 2.500 will be deployed been adopted partly because j and waiting along the route of a long held fear that into Washington T u e s d a y. Khrushchev's visit when Khrushchev steps off a arouse bitter anti-communist giant TUI14 turboprop jet demonstration along the at nearby Andrews Air particularly from Force base to begin his 13- and other eastern day coast to coast tour. refugee groups. About a dozen Soviet secrets Thus these police. led by Security Chief fears have proved groundless. Zakharov. are to be S u r p r i s i ngly few threats part of this unprecedented se-ja gainst Khrushchev's life curity network. A picked up. cloudy in extreme north today and mostly sunny elsewhere. Cooler cast and south por- tions. Fair and cooler with a chance of light frost ia exposed areas away from Lake Michigan tonight. Fri- day fair and a little warm- er. Appleton Temperatures for 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. High 90. low- Si. Barometric pressure at 90.15. with winds at 13 miles per hour from the north- west. Discomfort index at with high reading Wed- nesday of SO. Temperature at 11 a.m. 54. Pollen 259 per cubic yard. Mold 4SS. Sun sets at p. rises Friday at a. moon sets Friday at a. m. Visible planets are Ju- Saturn and ;
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As soon as their last final exam ends, undergrad students can look forward to months of academic-free downtime and wide-open schedules, part-time jobs aside.
As soon as their last final exam ends, undergrad students can look forward to months of academic-free downtime and wide-open schedules, part-time jobs aside.
They probably won't shift to the back-to-school mindset until August. Then a flurry of preparations commences — reviewing their class schedules, packing their bags and shopping for their last-minute necessities and superfluities.
For the officials at the state universities, liberal arts schools and community colleges that will welcome those masses, though, the end of the spring semester marks the start of a months-long grind to prep for the next year, which, for most schools, kicks off Tuesday.
"We don't shut down during the summer," said Framingham State University spokesman Dan Magazu.
This summer, Magazu said, Framingham State focused on wrapping up construction around campus. "We have a big dinning commons expansion," he said. "It was really tight in our dining area. We also have construction going on for a new science facility."
Summer break affords the perfect opportunity to make headway on big projects, he said, because there are far fewer students, and minimizing disruptions isn't as much of a concern.
"The summer's a busy time on college campuses," said Dave Drucker, dean of students at Franklin's Dean College.
At Dean, freshman orientations begin in June. The college holds four separate sessions for students and parents.
"We really orientate our students to what life is going to be like at Dean," Drucker said. "We work very closely with the families about what that transition will be like for students. We try to forge a partnership to work with them through the first year to commencement."
The college employees, including residential advisors, enjoy a brief, if not welcomed break. But, returning in July, they have work to do before the hordes arrive.
"Our residential directors start training in July to get their buildings ready," said Cindy Kozil, Dean's vice president of student development and retention. "And we bring all our employees back together to update them on our strategic plan."
At Framingham State, too, residential advisors have to undergo training. "We also have campus police give a presentation at every residence hall about campus safety," Magazu said.
Massachusetts Bay Community College, which has campuses in Framingham and Wellesley, has classes in session all year, said spokesman Jeremy Solomon.
"Here we have a robust summer class schedule, so there's always opportunity for students to attend classes throughout the year," Solomon said.
He said the college worked this summer to establish its goals for the coming year. Last year, it developed a five-year strategic mission.
"We are reviewing and retooling, ensuring we reach as many students as possible in these tough economic times," Solomon said.
For all of the schools, there is always a palpable buzz around campus in the days and months leading up to the first day of classes, "a sense of excitement," said Magazu.
He said the entirety of the summer has been spent preparing for students' arrival.
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By Matthew Lee ,AP Thursday, September 6, 2012, 12:14 am TWN
BEIJING -- Talks between U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chinese leaders Wednesday failed to narrow gaps on how to end the crisis in Syria and how to resolve Beijing's territorial disputes with its smaller neighbors in the South China Sea.
Clinton, who met President Hu Jintao, Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and other top officials but not leader-in-waiting Xi Jinping, wants China to stop backing the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and has been pushing for it to be more flexible in lowering tensions over the potentially oil-rich South China Sea.
But comments from Clinton and Yang showed the countries remain deeply divided on those issues, although both maintained they are committed to working together despite the differences.
The United States and other countries are upset that China and Russia have repeatedly used their veto powers in the U.N. Security Council to block actions that could have led to sanctions against Assad's regime. China says Syria's civil war needs to be resolved through negotiations and not outside pressure.
"I think history will judge that China's position on the Syria question is a promotion of the appropriate handling of the situation," Yang told a news conference with Clinton. "For what we have in mind is the interests of the people of Syria and the region and the interests of peace, stability and development in the region and throughout the world."
The comment was a direct rebuke to Clinton, who has said the Chinese and Russian vetoes have put those nations "on the wrong side of history."
She responded bluntly to Yang by saying the violence was boiling over into other countries like Jordan and Turkey and that the Security Council has to act.
"It is no secret that we have been disappointed by Russia and China's actions blocking tougher U.N. Security Council resolutions and we hope to continue to unite behind a real path forward to end the violence in Syria," she said.
Clinton had been scheduled to meet Vice President Xi Jinping, who is expected to take over as China's top leader later this year, but that was canceled by the Chinese for "unexpected scheduling reasons," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said. A meeting between Xi and the visiting prime minister of Singapore, Lee Hsien Loong, also was canceled without explanation.
Yang would say only there should not be "unnecessary speculation" about changes to Clinton's schedule.
Before meeting Hu, Clinton said the U.S.-China relationship is strong even though there are disagreements over issues like Syria, the South China Sea and human rights. "We are able to explore areas of agreement and disagreement in a very open manner, which I think demonstrates the maturity of the relationship and the chance to take it further in the future," she said.
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Date of Stay: September, 2013
A very nice small park on the Yellowstone River. Was lucky enough to get a back-in site on river. The lady that met me was absolutely wonderful, her daughter-in-law had answered the phone and was most polite. They is cash or check only at this time, no credit cards. Sites are well maintained and mostly level. Very quiet even though on highway to Yellowstone. Town of Livingston was a pleasant surprise. Bathrooms are limited as well as laundry as they say State will not let them expand facilities due to being on river, very clean though. Stayed three nights and would return again.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
Very friendly staff, arrived in a thunderstorm and waited until stopped to move and set up. First site would not work as power pole was at front of site in pull through. Since I was not unhooking for evening, power would not reach to back of my rig. They easily let me move and gave me choice of about 10 available sites. Picked one and advised office all was OK. This is not a very scenic park, but all facilities are nice and clean. It is an easy off and on from highway.