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When I decided to join the Lawrenceburg Skate Park committee with my mother in honor of my brother's memory, I knew I was doing something good for my community and the youth that live here.
However, I did not know where this journey was going to lead me.
I have been amazed at the wonderful people that I have met, the encouragement I have received from friends, family and even people in this community that I did not know before getting involved.
Today marks my 366th day as a reporter with The Anderson News. Because last year was a leap year and all, it's my one-year anniversary.
Some amazing things have happened to me in the past year, and all those things started when I agreed to take this job. I've moved, gotten married, found a new best friend, adopted a dog, met hundreds of wonderful people and written many stories that — at the very least — have been fun for me.
President Obama wants to push part of his $1 trillion so-called stimulus package into infrastructure and I have a terrific place for him to start.
Forget roads and bridges and the rest. Though important, they're mostly usable.
What isn't particularly usable (or sensible, for that matter) is the goofy way we all hook up to the electric grid.
If the recent ice storm didn't convince you of that, I don't know what will.
Are you tired of hearing about the economy? I am, but more than that, I'm tired of hearing all the rhetoric between the various parties involved as they jockey for position and spout how their plan is for the people.
President Obama is seen just about everywhere talking about his plan and the need to pass it and to pass it yesterday, and his fellow Democrats are stepping up to vilify those that have any opposition.
Most cattle producers happily waved good-bye to 2008, while crossing their fingers that 2009 will be much better. Many are wrestling with challenging management decisions as a result of the profitability challenges they are facing.
Production costs were extremely high in 2008 and feeder cattle prices fell dramatically from summer to winter. However, it is difficult to make clear recommendations about strategies without good knowledge of the cost structure of the farm.
Boy, it's a good thing county law prevents Brody's from serving alcohol on Sundays.
Otherwise there might have been a big crowd of people out there to watch the Super Bowl, watching the game and (gasp!) drinking alcohol.
Thankfully, calmer, more rational people have saved those sinners from their own weaknesses by maintaining a county law that forbids businesses outside city limits from serving alcohol on Sundays.
We drink potentially contaminated water during boil water advisories.
We're at the mercy of a handful of tornado sirens to warn us when a twister is on its way.
Rail cars loaded with God-knows-what rumble each day through the heart of our city mere yards from schools and homes, not to mention police and fire departments.
The common thread with each of these risks is that when or if they occur, our city and county governments have no effective means with which to warn us.
Isn't that special?
Much has been said about the availability of credit in today's world of troubled markets, failing businesses and loan losses.
Credit is certainly still available, but in seeking a loan you need to visit your prospective lender armed with a proposal that is reasonable and easily understood by the loan officer.
You need to address, in a written business plan, what are referred to as the "Five Cs of Credit," namely character, capacity, conditions, capital and collateral.
Are you getting the itch? Join the crowd.
February is almost here and seeds will soon hit the dirt. It doesn't matter that the dirt is in pots.
Whether you want to be the first on the block to harvest or you just want to lower your grocery bill ASAP, you can get a head start by starting from seeds or cuttings.
If you brought some plants inside to overwinter then you can start some cuttings now in pots. Good potting soil and sharp scissors are a good start. A rooting compound is helpful but not essential.
Last week I wrote about the reasons I got into journalism and the reasons why I stay. In that column, I also stated that I believe people have a right to be informed and, at the very least, you deserve to know what's going on around you.
Well, praise God, we finally have a president who agrees with me — at least to a certain extent.
One of President Barack Obama's first duties in office was to issue a memo encouraging government agencies to better comply with the Freedom of Information Act.
One of the questions people — everyone from third-graders to those holding doctorate degrees — most often ask me is "How did you get into this? How did you end up in journalism?"
I always answer them honestly, but it occurred to me as I was placing subscriptions to Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and Glamour that I might never have answered that question for you, my wonderful, faithful readers. (You'll see why that magazine part was important in just a second.)
Times being what they are, it's a fair bet that most of us (if we are willing to be honest) would be quick to pocket a lottery ticket we found on the floor — and the cash it produced were it a winner.
After all, what are you going to do with a found lottery ticket? Go around asking people if it belongs to them?
Not everyone thinks that way, especially Jack Patel, a man I'm proud to say is a friend who is as honest as the day is long.
I'm so glad we live in Kentucky — it's a whole lot colder in other places.
I can't even imagine 42 degrees below zero, like it was in Minnesota. On the bright side, kids up there have a great time throwing water up into the air and watching it freeze and come down like little diamonds. Give me my wood stove, hot chocolate and a book and I can get along just fine, all day, inside.
The lead letter to the editor on this page speaks poorly of city officials and The Anderson News.
Frankly, each of us has failed in our missions: the city by not using all available resources to notify the public of a potential health problem; the paper by not effectively doing its job to find out about those problems and let you know.
Rest assured that will not continue to happen on the newspaper's part and, hopefully, the city's.
Exercise and video games are two things I've never really been able to get in to.
I know that exercising for the sake of exercising is something that everyone should do, but I've never been able to continuously, on some sort of schedule make myself exercise just because it's good for me. Back in high school, I did plenty of exercise disguised in the form of cheerleading practice, but that was because it was exercise in disguise. I had to do it or be a bad cheerleader, and the latter just wasn't going to happen.
Septic system regulation is flawed
To the editor:
The Anderson County Board of Health Regulation 2004-01a is flawed. It does not address the stated problem that spawned its creation; namely, "that failing septic systems contribute considerable amounts of pollution to groundwater." How is a failing septic system related to pumping a properly functioning septic tank every three years? The board's solution equates with treating a broken leg by splinting the sound leg and ignoring the leg with the fractured bone.
The carpet on the stairs between my laundry room and living room looks like a dog tore it to shreds.
That's because one did.
The screen on my back door looks as if cats have been climbing it.
That's because they have.
The gaping hole in the drywall in my bathroom looks as if children took a hammer to it.
That's because they did — to free their pet ferret from the wall.
If you sense a pattern here — a pattern that indicates my home is slowly being destroyed by small animals — you get a gold star.
Well, folks, the Fantasy Football season is over, and despite my top-notch first half of the season, my team — the Flying Reporters — finished a mediocre fourth place right behind (you guessed it) my husband in third.
I guess that's what I get for gloating.
Still, for a rookie team, the FRs had a good run, and just because the fantasy season is over doesn't mean the real season is. Eight teams remain in the playoffs and I'm certainly looking forward to the Super Bowl on Feb. 1.
Happy New Year! The new seed catalogues are here.
Those of us addicted to gardening were getting pretty antsy for a fix. I got a chance to read through three of my new catalogues and I'm thrilled with the selections.
Many of you may not start things from seed. Perhaps you don't grow a big enough garden. Many of you grow just a few things in containers. Seeds are still a great way to start your garden when you want.
We all know that we have a lot of winter yet to go before we turn that first shovel. It's hard to wait.
This is the time of year when politicians typically offer a state of the union, state or city address, giving their constituents some insight into how their government is doing and what it hopes to accomplish in the coming year.
Given the problems so many newspapers have experienced during 2008, we thought it a good idea to offer you a state of your newspaper address.
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Written by Dave Dulberg, USC blog contributor
The Trojans snapped a three-game losing streak, thanks to their most complete 40 minutes of basketball on the season. USC never trailed in the contest and put up a season-high 83 points.
- Sophomore guard Maurice Jones was on his game Monday night, carving up the Horned Frogs' defense from inside (4-of-8 in the paint) and outside (4-of-7 from three-point range) en route to a season-high 25 points, seven assists and two steals. The standout from Saginaw, MI was so impressive, that for the first time on the current four-game homestand, O'Neill sat him for a whopping four minutes."I loved how Mo [Jones] controlled the game, and he made it very easy for everyone else," O'Neill said. "If he does that we will have a chance to win games." Coming into the night, TCU led the Mountain West Conference in turnovers forced (19.2 per game), but Jones and Co. only had four on the night.
- The low post presence of forward Aaron Fuller (nine points and a game-high 11 rebounds) and center Dewayne Dedmon (14 points, six rebounds, three blocks and three steals) was on display early and often in the 24-point route. The dynamic duo down low limited TCU's big men (who came in with a MWC-high 12 offensive rebounds per game) on the glass, as Craig Williams, Adrick McKinney, Amric Fields and Cheick Kone combined for just eight rebounds. "I think we've played well at both ends lately, and part of that is because Aaron [Fuller], Dewayne [Dedmon] and these guys have finally been able to practice," said O'Neill, referring to the shoulder tear and foot fracture that have limited Fuller and Dedmon's practice time respectively. "I feel bad for our guys when they look bad out on the court, when they haven't been able to practice for a whole week. We've played these last two games with force, and have done a great job of defending, outside of the second half against Georgia."
- Next up for USC is a date with the No. 11 Kansas Jayhawks on Thursday night at the Galen Center. Each of the last two years, the Trojans have beaten a ranked non-conference team at home in the month of December (Tennessee in 2009 and Texas in 2010). And, on a night when the Trojans routed TCU, the Jayhawks actually lost a rare home contest to unranked Davidson by a score of 80-74. "I know they lost tonight, so they are going to be pissed. I was hoping they'd win but that's the way it is." USC has lost their lost two games against Kansas, and is just 5-9 in the series' history.
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- Here's freshman Byron Wesley (14 points, six assists and four rebounds) talking about the team's offensive outburst, their confidence level heading into Thursday's showdown with the Jayhawks and his own development through the first 12 games of his Trojan career...


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Steelhead LNG joins Canada natural gas export race
By Julie Gordon
VANCOUVER (Reuters) - A closely held Canadian company has waded into British Columbia's crowded liquefied natural gas (LNG) export fray with a plan to build a $30 billion terminal on Vancouver Island.
Steelhead LNG said on Tuesday it had applied to Canadian regulators for permission to export up to 30 million tonnes of LNG a year for 25 years, joining a list of fourteen companies vying to build projects in the Pacific Coast province.
The National Energy Board has already approved export licenses for nine projects in British Columbia. With Steelhead, it has five more under review, as global and domestic companies scramble to build the facilities needed to ship cheap Canadian gas to energy-hungry Asian markets.
"It is a competitive market. If you look at where we are, we're certainly not the first to arrive," said Steelhead Chief Executive Officer Nigel Kuzemko. "But we're an independent, Canadian business, and as such we don't have any of the hang-ups some of the super majors might have."
Many of the front-runners in the race to develop Canada's LNG industry are majors like Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSa.L: Quote) and Chevron Corp (CVX.N: Quote), who are concurrently developing rival projects in other parts of the world.
Steelhead, which is focused on one project, is backed by KERN Partners, a Calgary-based private equity firm with C$1.1 billion ($1.03 billion) under management that looks for long-term investment opportunities in Canada's energy sector.
Steelhead's export terminal, which would be designed to produce 24 million tonnes of LNG a year, would be built in Anacla, a remote village about 200 kms (125 miles) northwest of Victoria on Vancouver Island.
Steelhead is working closely with the local Aboriginal community to develop the project, which will also require the construction of a lengthy pipeline to carry the gas from fields in northern British Columbia and Alberta. Continued...


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Computer Classes and Open Hours for August
Sidney Library's Public Computing Center will offer classes during the month of August on the following topics:
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If you are interested in registering for any of these classes, you can click here to view the complete calendar. By holding your mouse over a workshop you can see more information, including if there are still openings. Registration is available online, or by calling 563-1200 or stopping in to the Sidney Library.
Open hours are also available if you have a specific question about using a device or website. The PCC's open hours will be every Wednesday from 10:00am to noon.


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IBM Expands Reach to African Entrepreneurs with Innovation Space @ iHub Community Blog
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IBM proves weather is business Community Blog
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On March 31, 2015 IBM announced a partnership with The Weather Company . The Weather Company includes the Weather Channel, weather.com, Weather Underground, Intellicast.com and third-party publishing partners. The company provides millions of people every day...
IBM proves weather is business
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IBM Systems Workload Estimator and Energy Estimator
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Systems Director - What AEM Licences should I have?
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Smarter Energy to Build a Smarter Planet Community Blog
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Professor Jerzy Kotowski, PhD Wrocław University of Technology Wroclaw, Poland This course introduces students to tools which support more creative and effective thinking, and better analyzing current energy processes with benefits for future. The material...Modified on by JennCollins
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Siqian Shen, PhD Assistant Professor University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI USA Curricula aims to develop a series of optimization courses targeting students in diverse disciplines to address questions arising in implementing Smarter Energy.Modified on by JennCollins
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Paula Patton Responds to Robin Thicke & Miley's VMA Performance
Enjoying some downtime together, Robin Thicke and Paula Patton took their son Julian on an urban adventure in New York City yesterday (September 17).
The "Magic" crooner held his boy's hand as they exited the Greenwich Hotel, and everyone was all smiles as the shutterbugs snapped up photos.
Paula dropped by "Watch What Happens Live" this week to discuss Robin's saucy performance of "Blurred Lines" at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards last month.
Patton noted, "Honestly, they rehearsed for three days beforehand, and I don't know how not to dance with someone having their booty in your … all my friends do it like that. And I don't really know what the big deal is."
"I didn't know if they thought Miley was going to sit down and play piano like Alicia Keys. Her song's about taking molly!"
Enjoy the pictures of Robin Thicke out in NYC with Paula Patton and Julian (September 17).
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Strawberry Letter- 18 and In Love
Hey Shirley, Steve, and Nephew!
I'm 18 and in love. I meet this special someone on this social media site called "Tagged." One late night I just got off work I received a message from her. Since then, I knew she was the woman of my dreams! She's makes me feel good and special. Yes, we always arguing and getting in to it but it made us closer. Months later she went away for personal reasons and that time I was talking to my ex on "Kik" but nothing serious! She felt some kind of way and I understand that was a strike against me. A lot of stuff has came between us and we been on and off before so months later we split for like a week or two. I found somebody on Instagram because I was so desperate looking for that love that she gave me. I met this girl on Instagram, she lived in California. I like her and everything but to be honest she reminded me of my ex! Crazy huh? We lasted for three months.. But in between that time my ex and I got back together. They didn't know about each other. She found out I cheated and she left me for one month so me and the Cali girl was still talking. She was spoiled, so whatever she needed or wanted financially I gave it to her. I'm talking like 100 to 200 dollars every two weeks "she was asking for it." So I left her! I called my ex back and asked for her help and I told her what happended but not all of it! I didn't tell her I was giving the other girl money I told her she was just taking my money but in reality I was just giving her money! Before she found out the truth, I gave her the other girl number and she texted her and called her all kinds of names. The Cali girl has saved text messages of me offering her money and even a text to marry her and that hurt so bad! When that happened she was hurt to the core and she left me for good!!! She even said she don't love me no more! What do I do? She even got another boyfriend and taking care of his child. I love this girl with all my heart. What do I do? HELP ME!!!!!


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|Kaur, R
|Brito, J
|Mendes, M
|Nyczepir, Andrew
|Dickson, D
Submitted to: Nematropica
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 3/7/2007
Publication Date: 6/1/2007
Citation: Cetintas, R., Kaur, R., Brito, J.A., Mendes, M.L., Nyczepir, A.P., Dickson, D.W. 2007. Pathogencity and reproductive potential of Meloidogyne mayaguensis and M. floridensis compared with three common Meloidogyne spp. Nematropica. 37:21-31. Interpretive Summary: Tomato is an important vegetable crop in Florida. The root-knot nematode is an important pathogen on tomato if proper management practices are not followed. Meloidogyne mayaguensis is a highly virulent root-knot nematode recently reported infecting different horticultural and ornamental plants in Florida. However, its pathogenicity status on tomato is unknown relative to other common root-knot nematode species. Determining the pathogenicity of M. mayaguensis relative to other root-knot species in Florida needs to be investigated. Microplots were infested with two levels of each of the Peanut, Southern, Javanese, Peach, and A Root-Knot Nematode planted to Solar-Set tomato. Eighty-two days after inoculation, results indicate that tomato infested with A Root-Knot Nematode (i.e., M. mayaguensis) had a greater percentage of galls and eggs than most of the other species evaluated. The size of the galls produced by this nematode was also much larger. These data provide useful insights into the pathogenicity of M. mayaguensis on tomato which will be very important in the development of appropriate nematode management strategies.
Technical Abstract: The pathogenicity and reproductive potential of Meloidogyne mayaguensis and M. floridensis, two new species reported in Florida agriculture, were compared to those of M. arenaria race 1, M. incognita race 4, and M. javanica race 1 on tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) in field microplots. Two trials were conducted in fall and spring seasons using tomato cvs. Solar Set and Florida 47, respectively and one trial in spring season with cv. Florida 47. Two levels of each nematode (low = one egg or second-stage juvenile (J2)/100 cm3 of soil; high = three eggs or J2/100 cm3 of soil) were used with nine replicates each. Common vetch (Vicia sativa L.) was used in trial one as a winter cover crop. Nematode densities in the soil, root-galling, eggs per gram fresh root, shoot fresh weight and plant height were recorded. No significant interaction was observed between root-knot nematode species and inoculum levels in trials one or two except for eggs per gram of fresh root and J2 per 100 cm3 of soil at harvest of Solar Set in trial one, fall 2004. All five species of root-knot nematodes induced root-galling and reproduced well on both tomato cultivars, except M. floridensis, which produced less galling in all trials. M. mayaguensis produced the highest percentage of root-galling on Solar Set in the fall trial but not on Florida 47 in spring trials. However, M. arenaria showed a higher reproductive potential on Solar Set in fall trial. Galling on vetch was equal among M. arenaria, M. incognita, M. javanica, and M. mayaguensis, but number of J2 in soil were lower for M. floridensis and M. javanica than for M. arenaria, M. incognita, and M. mayaguensis. In summary, although M. mayaguensis showed a propensity to be more virulent than the other root-knot nematode species by inducing strikingly large galls on tomato the nematode only caused greater fruit yield reduction in one of two trials in spring of 2005. On the other hand M. floridensis showed a propensity for inducing fewer galls on tomato than the other four species of root-knot nematodes.


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UNDATED (AP) — Arizona is No. 1 in The Associated Press college basketball poll for the fifth straight week, with Syracuse, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Michigan State remaining the next four teams. Duke dropped to No. 16, the first time the Blue Devils are out of the Top 10 since December 2007.
In the women's poll, Connecticut remained No. 1 and was followed by Notre Dame, Duke, Stanford and Louisville.
Blatter says Brazil is behind
GENEVA (AP) — FIFA President Sepp Blatter criticized Brazil's slow preparations for the World Cup, calling the country further behind than any other host of the international event during his tenure.
Brazil has completed only six of the 12 World Cup stadiums despite a FIFA deadline to finish by the end of 2013.
Fans mourn soccer great
LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Tens of thousands turned out in tribute to Eusebio after the coffin of the Portuguese soccer great was put on public display and taken in a funeral cortege through the streets of Lisbon.
Traffic was halted on the capital's main roads, and the cortege stopped for a ceremony at city hall.


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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 1:11am
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Robert Morris University men's lacrosse head coach Andrew McMinn announced Monday the hiring of Dane Smith as an assistant coach.
Smith, a former captain for RMU, has coached at both the college level, with Otterbein University, and the high school level, with Mt. Lebanon.
Smith had spent approximately six months on the Otterbein staff as an assistant coach before joining the Colonials. He was responsible for coaching the defense as well as overseeing the strength and conditioning of the student-athletes.
Prior to joining the Cardinals, Smith was an assistant coach at Mt. Lebanon High School. He helped the Blue Devils to the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, Inc. (PIAA) state semifinals in 2012 as the squad posted 16 wins. He assisted primarily with the defense and coached three players who would earn U.S. Lacrosse All-American honors.
Smith was a two-year captain for the Colonials, helping RMU to a then program record 10 wins in 2010 before leading the squad to its first-ever postseason berth in 2011. As a defensive midfielder, Smith competed in 53 career contests for Robert Morris and tallied 44 ground balls and 16 caused turnovers. He also displayed a level of dependability as he played in 46 consecutive games to close his Colonial career.
Smith also claimed two Academic Honor Roll awards from the Northeast Conference (NEC) once the league began sponsoring men's lacrosse.
Smith, a native of Hilliard, Ohio, earned his bachelor's degree from Robert Morris in marketing in 2011. He will be pursuing a master's degree in instructional leadership at Robert Morris in addition to his coaching duties.
The RMU men's lacrosse team registered a program-record 11 wins in 2012, including running through NEC play undefeated to claim the league's regular-season title. The Colonials knocked off a pair of nationally ranked squads during the campaign, including a 9-7 road victory at Ohio State, and entered the Nike/Inside Lacrosse national rankings after a six-game winning streak. McMinn was named NEC Coach of the Year in voting conducted by his peers as he helped 10 of his student-athletes earn all-conference honors while RMU also claimed the league's Team GPA and Team Sportsmanship Awards.


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EnergyCore Windows
Anyone have experience with EnergyCore windows?
If you are referring to the product by MI (Metal Industries), I would say that it is a big step in the right direction for a company that is know for it "price-point", builder grade windows. The U-values are getting down there with some of the better windows available, however the pocket sill design is a major downside IMO, and I'd also like to see how it fares in terms of quality control over a longer period of time.
EnergyCore windows are fantastic if you're looking for high efficiency and eco-friendly. They increase efficiency by up to 50% and are 100% recyclable.
During the afternoon the two EngeryCore windows will face the blazing western sun. Eventually hope to switch out the remaining thirteen windows to EnergyCore. Nothing standing in the way except $$$$$. :)
Thank you.
Anyone thinking their windows are going to increase their energy efficiency by 50% and that they are recyclable is high on glue.
I appreciate the link but I don't need to read it.
Without qualifying his/her statement, it is bunk.
He/she did not state that net and improvement in energy efficiency, as a comparative to single pane, merely that it would "increase efficiency by up to 50%".
Without book-ending that statement with more details and what you are making the comparison to, its BS.
By comparison, I can get a triple pane window that is 1200% more efficient. What value, if any, does that do the readers without the proper factual support or data to go with it.
If you state that a vinyl window is 100% recyclable, you also loose credibility with me because you have zero intention of fulfilling that promise. Is PVC recyclable? Yes. Is it cost prohibitive and large ineffective and therefore never done when it comes to window...also yes.
There are far to many variables in the different grinds of vinyl windows for recyclers to effectively process them.
Facts are stubborn things in these cases.
I also can't find the Energy Core (MI window) listed with a U-Factor of 0.15.
While I appreciate the information the fact is I've already ordered two of these windows. I have as much or more faith in them as I would any window on the market. We all know product promotion has some percentage of bleeding edge technology advertising. Such is life in the consumer world.
Regards, truly.
My comment was never aimed at your purchase decision and if it is a good window to you and a good install, I would actually recommend staying with that window.
My comment was directed at the previous posters poor factual "data".
I would strongly support Window's on Washington's comments. 50% energy savings is not going to happen, and in fact there have been several instances of various manufacturers and window dealers that have been fined by the FTC and/or state agencies for such deceptive advertising practices. We have done projects including windows, doors, and insulation and airsealing throughout the attic, sidewalls, and foundation, and test data shows that we are lucky if we approach anywhere near 50% in energy savings on the entire project. The person that made that statement above would appear to be someone representing the product in question, and unfortunately not very honorable in doing so.
To elaborate on the product, I do not agree with the statement "I have as much or more faith in them as I would any window on the market."
There are products that have better thermal and structural performance ratings, FAR better reputations for quality, and that do not utilize a pocket/capture sill design which is an inherent design flaw IMO. I have personally seen such designs overflow and/or crack causing leakage into the wall and significant damage.
I apologize if that comes across as harsh sore thumb, I just wanted to add some perspective for others that may be shopping for windows. Ultimately, it is definitely not the worst product on the market, but also not the best and comes with some added risk. I do hope that it delivers a long and problem-free service life for you.
Our EngeryCore windows are manufactured by American Window Sytems in Texas not Metal Industries.
That is not correct.
Your windows may have been sold or installed by the company you reference but MI is the manufacturer.
The windows we have on order are triple pane double sliders.
Our Enery Core windows are manufactured in Texas by American Windows. American Windows are listed on the nfrc.org as A Window, Inc.
To conclude our discussion let us agree to disagree.
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The cost of renting has been rocketing. According to the latest figures from the HomeLet Rental Index, the typical UK rental property now costs £826 a month while those in London are an average of £1,297. These eye-watering sums are only set to increase – by 2020 rents will be 46% higher than they are today, according to the National Housing Federation. David Orr, chief executive, says: "For decades we simply haven't built enough homes, resulting in a dysfunctional housing market with inflated costs."
But there are ways to cut those costs – and you don't have to slum it to do so. A room in a stately home could be yours for £55 a week, and that's just one of the options for those willing to eschew typical rental arrangements.
Property guardians
You could choose to be a property guardian in one of the thousands of empty properties around the country – from fire stations, vicarages, pubs, care homes and old schools. In exchange for keeping an eye on the building, guardians benefit from rock-bottom rent. Ad Hoc Property Guardian, for example, currently lists several hundred properties in the UK with rents ranging from £150 to £450 a month.
As with a standard rental agreement, you will pay a deposit and sign a contract. Provided you have proof of earnings that will cover the cost, you are allocated a room or property in an area to suit you.
Kate Williams, 27, a freelance writer and musician, pays around £240 a month, including bills, to live in a 25ft-square room in Delapre Abbey, a country estate near Northampton complete with stained-glass windows, grand staircase and surrounded by around 500 acres of parkland. It's managed by Camelot Property, which says guardianship is most popular among key workers and people in their 20s and 30s faced with unafforable rent.
"There are around 10 guardians in the property in total," says Williams. "I knew a few people who lived in the property before so was really pleased when a room came up – obviously it has masses of space which is great for me as I work from home."
The guardians have a bedroom to themselves, but share other facilities. Williams adds: "A downside is that the building is so old that maintenance can be an issue – we didn't have any hot water for two weeks last winter as the pipes froze." Also, guardianship can't last for ever; landlords only need to give two weeks notice. "I am trying to save as suddenly I might have to find the money to pay for rent in a 'normal' house," says Williams.
■ Contacts: dotdotdotproperty.com; uk.cameloteurope.com; adhoc.eu;
Charities are bringing people together who may not have previously considered co-habiting. Crossroads Care, for example, matches older homeowners who have a spare room with younger people who can offer practical help in exchange for a low-cost place to live. In return for a below-market rent the sharer is contracted to spend 10 hours a week providing companionship and helping out with household chores.
Ivana Sujova, 27, recently moved into a three-bedroom flat in Swiss Cottage, north-west London, with a 91-year-old woman. She pays £200 a month, including bills. "I've done homesharing for two years in different homes," she says. "I moved in with my boyfriend for a while, but things changed and I needed to find another place." Sujova adds: "While I work full time I couldn't possibly afford to rent a room or flat in London on my salary, and I think the arrangement is amazing – I love my new friend already, and she has so many stories to share."
Sujova often spends evenings cooking with her elderly housemate, and will do the shopping. "Making up the 10 hours a week is easy. By the time I've come home and we've chatted, the time flies." She didn't pay a deposit but there is a minimum stay of six months. Applicants complete an online form and will then be invited for interview.
■ Contacts: crossroadscarecnl.org; sharedlivesplus.org.uk; uniitee.com; roomfortea.com
Choosing to share a home someone owns can be cheaper than a house share. Rents are typically advertised on an all-inclusive basis and because you live with the landlord the property is more likely to be well-kept with maintenance issues dealt with quickly.
Kelly Jameson, 27, a freelance photographer's assistant, lives in Chiswick, west London, paying £525 including bills for a room in a three-bedroom house. She's been living with a married couple in their late 40s for the past 14 months after seeing the property on SpareRoom.co.uk. When the couple travel, Kelly looks after their dog, cat and the house. "In return, they've agreed to charge me just £100 rent when I go away for a month in September," she says. She adds that the best thing about being a lodger is having one payment each month. "I don't have the hassle of calling utility companies, which is a relief." However, the downside is not having a space that's truly her own, "although it is much homelier than the houseshares I've lived in". She plans to stay put while she saves to buy her own place.
However, bear in mind that as a lodger the balance of right is in the landlord's favour, as the flat or house is their main place of residence. It also means that the landlord only needs to give "reasonable notice" to ask a lodger to leave. While typically 28 days, this could be shorter.
The landlord also doesn't have to hold any deposit in a protection scheme. While a tenant has exclusive use of space they rent during the tenancy, a lodger doesn't. Yet tenants have more responsibilities than lodgers, including looking after the property and paying utility bills.
■ Contacts: SpareRoom.co.uk; uk.easyroommate.com


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The young students have been studying and reading books about brown, black, and polar bears during their science classes. As a culminating activity, the students tucked their stuffed animals in cardboard wagons and paraded through the halls of the school during the annual Teddy Bear Parade. The older students, who lined the halls, cheered for the bears and their owners.
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I understand your frustration. Many of us feel the same way. The problem with the vote is that people don't want their children to miss out of 'perks' the school offers. I know, what 'perks'. All they do is intimidate and threaten us to vote yes. I can honestly say that I have voted no for quite sometime. We, as taxpayers, have got to ban together and vote no. Then mayvbe they will go back to the board and reconsider. It seems Paterson has done that...hopefully. God Bless Us all in these trying times. Keep your heart pure and vote with your heart. The rest will take care of itself. Have faith.Now that we are in a full blown depression, will the dumb clucks of this district pass yet another school budget that murders taxpayers and fattens the wallets of teachers?
If the teachers made 150,000 grand per year, nothing would change (other than more people losing their homes). You can't get a job as a MCD teacher unless you are the son or daughter of a school board member or administrator, or you suck the MCTA's ass.
The standardized test scores suck, as do the tax increases soon to be forthcoming because apathetic a-holes that won't go out and vote NO.
CENTEREACH: Ex-student ordered off school campus
There are 523 comments on the Newsday story from Mar 18, 2008, titled CENTEREACH: Ex-student ordered off school campus. In it, Newsday reports that:A former Centereach High School student who was ordered off school property early yesterday morning returned less than an hour later and was arrested, police said.
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#568 Mar 12, 2009
#569 Mar 16, 2009
mr bell is the man screw you guys come to centereach so we can stick you with a syringe c-town/scarlemm
#570 Mar 18, 2009
fu**kkkkkk youuuu.. he didnt ruin any1s life.. gott proof?
#572 Jul 27, 2009
It's a shame something like this happened. I was in Centereach during the '90s (1994 through 1998), and I remember the school was starting to take a pretty significant downturn at that point. Drugs (mostly heroin and ketamyne) were over-running the school, and dealers did whatever. At one point, one of the security guards was even involved with drug dealing. The school was actually a really chill place at one time where everyone was allowed to go outside during their lunch / free period and hang out in the small courtyard area in the back (the exit door to this area was near the weight room). People from different crews would come together back there to play handball and smoke joints, lol. I mean it wasn't paradise, but people got along for the most part. But then in early or mid '95 or something like that, they started prohibiting people from leaving the building all together (the idea being that this would help make it easier to control the drug-related activity going on outside in the back).
I know this story is one particular instance, but I'm not sure how the school is doing overall. From the looks of things, it doesn't seem to have changed very much. Are people still allowed outside in the backyard during their lunch pd?
Despite all the b.s. that went on, I met some really cool people there, and I had some of the best times of my life. It also taught me that Selden / Centereach may be located out in the long island suburbs, but it can be just as bad (if not worse) than certain urban areas in terms of drug activity. And a lot of parents out there are completely clueless as to what's going on.
So there was a molestation incident at the school recently? That's unfortunate to hear. Was it involving a teacher and a student?
To give some people an idea of when I was there, some of the teachers I had were Mr. Nelson (history teacher who looked like Santa Claus), Mr. Haas (Occ Ed), Mr. Scionti, Mr. Byrne (quirky english teacher), Ms. Marchese (tired worn-out english teacher who looked like she wanted to change professions, lol), and my principal at the time was Mr. Smith (Paul Smith), who would give me detention, passroom, or suspension almost every other day.
#573 Jul 27, 2009
In addition, I also remember Nick Capuano, if I'm not mistaken. Or maybe I'm thinking of his older brother. Not sure if he even had one. But I know that name for sure. It's so f'd up to see what happened to so many dudes from that school.
#575 Oct 4, 2009
As a prior commenter said "The administration of CHS has a long standing history of trying to keep their schools problems out of the news." The only thing the parents would be notified of is Lice, check your children s head. Heroin and other drugs have been rampart since I know of 1998. So many have OD in this community and parents weren't notified back when my son went there. He started snorting heroin and obtained it in CHS. I notified the principal and wanted to know what we could do as parents. I was told it wasn't a school issue, so I joined the PTA council to inform other parents of what was happening in our schools and community. Too bad everyone wanted to keep it silent, so many of our children have died from this disease. I also notified Newsday, Channel 12 news, Channel 2, 4 and 7 News. Guess no one really cared enough back then. Now it is being reported as an epidemic. Well, it was 10 years ago too !!!!
Wake up and start caring about our children. ADMIT all school districts have a severe drug problem !! Now all those adolescents that have been battling this disease are now adults, with NO HOPE for a future or a JOB because we on Long Island have NOT helped them. We have closed detox beds and most people who do not have children that are addicted are so judgmental and uncaring. LONG ISLAND ..ADMIT WE ARE NOT HELPING OUR CHILDREN WHO BECAME ADDICTED!! We don't even do a good job of prevention !! What are we paying high taxes for? Salaries for administrators and Superintendents? Get rid of them and use their salary to help our children!!
#576 Oct 5, 2009
I don't really get it. When I went to school there were always lots of kids doing lots of stupid things. I don't know if I was taught better, maybe my parents were more aware/more involved with my life and I was afraid of punishment or maybe I just had more sense but I never went along with any of it. I wasn't sheltered nor was I the kind of kid that did nothing but school work (I really didn't do too well). I hung out with and around kids who were all involved with drugs, but I stayed out of doing stupid stuff.
Is it just me or are parents forgetting that the ONLY way to stop the drug problem is to do what you can AS A PARENT to prevent your own child from using regardless of what is going on inside the school. I see a lot of parents making it out like the only way their child will get by is if they see/hear no evil. If a child never sees drugs, they will never use them...right? That's NOT the way people! You'll never get ALL the drugs out of the schools. The solution to the problem lies on the parents end. There were a lot of us that had drugs all around us in jr. high and high school but never ended up touching them...what does that mean to you?
#577 Oct 5, 2009
Seriously, everyone keeps throwing the word prevention around. Am I the only one here who believes that the key to prevention are the value/disciplines taught by a PARENT from a very early age? NOT a teachers responsibility? I mean really, what the hell do you think teachers and schools are going to do to help prevent kids from trying drugs? What are they going to do once the kid IS on drugs? At most, tell the kids parents...but if the kid has no respect for their parents then what's left?
#578 Nov 26, 2009
im sorry havent you had a girlfriend for the past 3 years that u constantly cheat on? She an idiot for staying wit you, recognize you got a good one before she leave you for someone who dont treat her like shit. She be carried away from under ya nose. On top of it whoever got dude number in they fone under booty call betta erase it cause he comes fully stocked with STDS from his ex valarie. True story
#579 Dec 4, 2009
Wow. I graduated CHS in 94 and it was a pretty decent school. So sad. And yes, Visconti always was an ass****. Everybody knew he was a cluless yet driven fool. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised he eventually became Principal. I am certainly not surprised by the results of his 10 year reign of incompetence.
#580 Jan 28, 2010
it is so true what you have said. my son went to chs and was a great kid all around until he became addicted to drugs. He was taught from a very young age all about drugs and its effects. i personally spoke to everyone of his friends, his friends parents, teachers, even went to the courts, attorneys, and rehabs for help. i left no stone unturned to help him. the rest of the community thought i was nuts for informing them that there kids as well were for sure doing the same. everyone had something to say other than let us help. othere\ than let us help you and our own children as well. not one of them would give me the time of day let alone open up and admit there child just may have a problem. my long term battle with my child is over now. he is no longer with us. the drugs are still in the highschools, and these children who were once optimistic on life are all getting worse and the newbies in the school are being introduced to these drugs as early as 6th grade now. they are fresh out of elemtary school. it doesnt matter how much you taught your child about drugs, when these kids are around this and see their friends doing it, their minds arent fully developed as adults, and it isnt as easy for them to say no. people who have not had this misfortune have no clue when they are judging the parents of a drug addicted child. it is true that the drugs will never be completely out of the schools. but when the schools turn a blind eye to it, it doesnt make the parents job any easier. they are fighting the parents due to not wanting it made public. these kids are victims. parents, teachers, our justice system.....it takes an entire community to raise a child. these kids dont want to be addicts. they had dreams too before they entered into this living hell of being an addict. they need help. the parents and children dont need to be looked upon as if they were horrible demonic human beings. we love our children as much you do. i hear there is a new law that just might be passes. it will allow a parent to put their child in a rehab without the childs permission. if that law was in place a few years ago, my child would still be alive. please dont look down upon these kids. they need your help. they are screaming for it. if more people got involved with helping instead of pointing fingers, maybe a life can be saved. it is a much better feeling to help someone up than to kick them when they are down. God bless all these children and their families.
#581 Feb 15, 2010
not new to centereach thats for sure, and the school has always turned a blind eye. when heroin entered the school full force in the nineties it was ignored. kids were nodding out everywhere, three od/drug incidences the month of october 94 alone(that involved ambulances- countless others that didnt) this was the start of the now reported long island heroin epidemic. and it didnt just attack no good students, many honors and gifted students, kids that were well liked-this is what made it so dangerous to ignore- i remember trippin on acid in school multiple times, while in my gifted and talanted classes, i avoided heroin well at least long enough to graduate that is...i wish more was done, i wish we didnt get away with it, i wish i could get my life back the one so promising when i graduated 16th in my class, your kids will fool you and the school is ignoring the problems 10 fold at least it is finally getting in the news after almost 15years of cover ups maybe your kids life can be saved
#582 Feb 15, 2010
seriously? really? when i was in high school my parents were so strict the only place i was off their radar was at school, and is was at school where i could get away with things. I was raised very well, extremely smart,albeit made very dumb choices, I think we all know as adults how little kids know about life even though they think they know it all. Most of these kids dont realise what they got themselves into before its too late, the drug prevention taught at school would show pics of 45 year old homeless guys in the city and that would compute as that would never be me, no matter what I experiment with that is not me. It is the schools responsability not to ignore problems. I mean how many kids had to get taken away from ambulance, the 6th precinct entering the schools, a kid killed his own mother with a hammer for god sakes(this same kid was taken out of the school in an ambulance for a pcp enduced attack om a teacher months prior)yet no parents were notified of the lightning fast growing drug, especially heroin, problem at the school. kids did not no what withdrawal was about they were partying with friends, having fun, what they though was kids being kids. in their head they were kids playing, they didn't know they were holding a loaded gun, the schools ignored it so unfortunately parents wouldnt find out before it was too late. you can say well if it was my kid i would have known, really? seriously? you think you would? they'd use at school, come home normal no evidense on them, and return to the school cafeteria with there allowance and lunch money the next day but they wouldnt be buying lunch today, or tomorrow, the school would see it, ignore it publicly yet privately bring over a tough asst principle from Newfield and be tighter on security, have the cops enter, but still mom and dad had no idea that is untill it was too late, there 15 year old honors student who skipped 7th grade now a full blown junkie, as well as 10 of their friends and 10 of their friends friends. the math adds up i mean come on look at the facts in 2000/01 they openned a fully staffed, fully functional county run methadone clinic for young adults under 22, that age has sinse been stretched, i new a 16 year old girl who's mom had to go with her to sign her into methadone treatment! there is a big difference between addiction and physical addiction that noones really understands untill they are in it, especially when they are 15 at school, chillin with their friends one of the few times their parents can't be there to chaperone!
"Slappy X. Sanchez, Esq."
Since: Jun 08
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#583 Feb 15, 2010
Were you on drugs when you typed this mess?
#584 Feb 15, 2010
enough said. from these posts you can obviously see why Centereach is in the state it is. People don't care, still don't want to listen. I guarantee it has touched all your lives in some way or you wouldn't be so heated. Nothing like white trash Centericans. So please keep burying your heads in the sand, and when your child, sister, brother, friend, or parent becomes the next statistic lets hope you can find your way out of the undertow. Say it "it will never happen to me" I dare you.
#585 Feb 15, 2010
slappy you really need to kill yourself.almost to 9000 post.good job,keep going
"Slappy X. Sanchez, Esq."
Since: Jun 08
Location hidden
#586 Feb 16, 2010
Nah, I'll stay alive while the little Centerican kids keep killing themselves. More fun for me.
#587 Feb 22, 2010
I haven't been on this forum in a long time. Just figured I would stop in to see if there was something new going on. Hey Slappy, when I would read some of your replies, I would actually LOL to some of your responses. Now, I come back here after all this time and find you are still here. Now I read your comments,(which aren't funny, just plain stupid) and I think to myself, "Wow" this guy has way to much time on his hands. To see you are still here, on this forum, without anything smart to say, is making me think you really need to do something with your life. Hey...I have an idea "Why don't you get one"!!!
#588 Mar 9, 2010
Jean from Wells, NY: Check your spelling before you make commentaries on others. You wrote: embarressing.. Seriously??
#589 Apr 10, 2010
Bergins still a druggie
his sister still a hoe
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Visual Acoustics
Jan 29 - Feb 04, 2010
(Eric Bricker, 2009, USA, DigiBeta, 83 min)
Seattle Premiere
Narrated by Dustin Hoffman, Visual Acoustics celebrates the life and career of Julius Shulman, the world's greatest architectural photographer, whose images brought modern architecture to the American mainstream. Shulman, who passed away this year, captured the work of modern architects since the 1930s, including Frank Lloyd Wright, Richard Neutra, John Lautner and Pierre Koenig. His images epitomized the singular beauty of Southern California's modernist movement and brought its iconic structures to the attention of the general public. This unique film is both a testament to the evolution of modern architecture and a joyful portrait of the magnetic, whip-smart gentleman who chronicled it with his unforgettable images.
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Primary Reperfusion Secondary Stenting Trial (PRIMACY)
This study is currently recruiting participants.
Verified May 2016 by Marc Jolicoeur, Montreal Heart Institute
Montreal Heart Institute
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Marc Jolicoeur, Montreal Heart Institute
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 16, 2012
Last updated: May 26, 2016
Last verified: May 2016
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|February 16, 2012
|Last Updated Date
|May 26, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|April 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|November 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|The combined occurence of cardiac death, non-fatal myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, and urgent target vessel revascularization [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
As defined by standardized definitions
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01542385 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Major bleeding [ Time Frame: 90 days ]
As defined by the Bleeding Academic Research Consortium (BARC).
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Primary Reperfusion Secondary Stenting Trial
|Official Title ICMJE
|Immediate vs. Delayed Stenting After Primary Percutaneous Reperfusion in ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction
|Brief Summary
|The PRIMACY trial seeks to assess whether a strategy of delayed stent implantation combined with adjunctive anticoagulation is superior to immediate stent implantation at improving cardiovascular outcomes in patients with mechanically reperfused ST-elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI). The investigators hypothesize that delayed stent implantation combined with systemic anticoagulation and maximal antiplatelet therapy will reduce the combined occurrence of cardiac death, non-fatal myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure, and target vessel revascularization at 90 days.
|Detailed Description
|Not Provided
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 3
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|ST-elevation Myocardial Infarction
|Intervention ICMJE
|Procedure: Percutaneous coronary intervention
Percutaneous coronary intervention: reperfusion with a thrombectomy catheter or a small balloon angioplasty catheter, followed by coronary stenting
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|Estimated Completion Date
|November 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|November 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
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|Plan to Share Data
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|Responsible Party
|Marc Jolicoeur, Montreal Heart Institute
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Montreal Heart Institute
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
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|PRS Account
|Montreal Heart Institute
|Verification Date
|May 2016
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The Matchup
Northern Arizona 2-3, 1-0 Big Sky vs. UTEP 1-2, 1-0 C-USA
Date: Friday, Feb. 14
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Site: El Paso, Texas – El Paso Tennis Club
Northern Arizona vs. New Mexico State 1-4, 0-0 WAC
Date: Saturday, Feb. 15
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Site: Las Cruces, N.M. – NM State Tennis Center
Northern Arizona vs. Lamar 1-1, 0-0 Southland
Date: Sunday, Feb. 16
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Site: Las Cruces, N.M. – NM State Tennis Center
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – After taking a week off from play, the Northern Arizona women's tennis team will head out for a three matches on the road beginning in El Paso to face UTEP on Friday, New Mexico State on Saturday and Lamar on Sunday at New Mexico State.
Series History
This is the 23rd meeting between Northern Arizona and UTEP and the 26th meeting between New Mexico State and the Lumberjacks. This will be the first meeting ever between Lamar and NAU.
Coach Bruno Quote of the Week
"It is going to be a tough weekend in these three matches. These programs (UTEP, NMSU & Lamar) are at the same level as us and it will be important for all of us to play well. We had two great weeks of practice with last weekend off so I want our level of play to pick up from where we were two weeks ago."
Three Days, Three Matches
This will be the first time this season where the women's tennis team will play three matches in three straight days. The Lumberjacks are coming off playing two matches in one day against New Mexico and Western New Mexico where NAU came away with a 1-1 record defeating Western New Mexico 6-1.
Non-Conference Schedule
The Lumberjacks picked up their first non-conference win of the season against Western New Mexico, defeating the Mustangs 6-1. Northern Arizona is going into the weekend 1-3 against non-conference opponents.
Conference Play Right Around the Corner
After these three matches this weekend, five of their next eight matches will be against Big Sky opponents. The Lumberjacks went into the preseason rankings ahead of every team they will face in these next eight matches, except Montana.
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 1/2 cups bread flour, divided
- 1/4 cup shortening
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- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
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Combine yeast, sugar, salt, and 2 cups flour in large mixing bowl.
Stir together shortening, butter, and 1 cup boiling water until melted. Cool to 120°-130°.
Add butter mixture and lightly beaten egg to flour mixture, and beat at medium speed with a heavy duty mixer 1 minute. Remove beater, and replace with dough hook attachment. Add remaining 1 1/2 cups flour, beating 3 to 5 minutes. Cover and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 1 hour or until dough is doubled in bulk.
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I recently purchased a 2008 Subaru Impreza WRX that had only 29,000 miles on it. I have put 1000 miles on it and just the other day my fiance was driving on the highway at about 65 miles an hour and the car started vibrating almost as if there was a flat tire. He pulled over and the car was fine. He started again and the car did it a couple more times then nothing. He arrived to pick me up and let he car cool down for 1 minute. When I was walking towards the car it smelled like clutch. He swore to me that he did not beat on it. When I was in the car and he started pulling away, he went into 2nd gear the car started vibrating, he went into 3rd it kept vibrating. I got nervous because I've been driving it for weeks and it never did that. When we reached our destination, I smelled that same smell but coming from the rear and this time it was more of a metal burning smell
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Barmby keen on Campbell
Nick Barmby has urged Fraizer Campbell to return to Hull City for a second spell.
Last Updated: 06/07/09 10:59am
Nick Barmby has urged Fraizer Campbell to return to Hull City for a second spell, claiming such a move would 'benefit everyone'.
The Tigers have agreed a £6million fee with Manchester United for the striker's services but a transfer has yet to be finalised and a number of other clubs are interested.
Barmby hopes Hull will have the edge as Campbell spent the 2007/8 campaign on loan at the KC Stadium, helping Phil Brown's men win promotion to the Premier League.
"I'm sure Fraizer would benefit from coming here, but again, the final decision will be up to him," Barmby told the Hull Daily Mail.
"The good thing is that Fraizer knows the club inside out, he loved every minute of it here.
"He earned that. Fans aren't daft, they know when you're not giving it your all and they let you know about it.
"But with Fraizer he put his heart and soul into his time here. He scored some great goals for us but his work-rate was superb and we need that as a team.
"I'm sure a move here would benefit everyone."
Campbell was loaned out to Tottenham last season but had few opportunities to impress and Barmby believes his main concern now will be getting regular football.
"He just needs to go and play football now," said the midfielder.
"He had his grounding at Manchester United. Unfortunately it didn't work out for him at Spurs and now he needs regular football.
"He knows this club and I'm sure that means a lot but there will be interest from other clubs."


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Chelsea are looking to break their transfer record in order to bring Juventus' Paul Pogba back to the Premier League, that's according to the Daily Mail.
The Old Lady have set an asking price of £60million for their 21-year-old midfielder but that hasn't deterred Jose Mourinho as he looks to avoid another trophyless season with Chelsea.
Pogba is currently away in Brazil with France on World Cup duty and has impressed with his combination of power and technical ability in Les Bleus' run to the Last 16.
An added bonus of signing of Pogba is, much like Chelsea's new signing Cesc Fabregas, the Frenchman falls under Premier League academy status after spending his earlier years with Manchester United.
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CEO and founder of Happily Ever Active, Jillian Moriarty has come up with a new DVD of pre and postnatal workouts. The Mega-Fit Momma Exercise DVD is a workout that combines Pilates, yoga and breathing all into one for a workout that can be done in all trimesters of pregnancy. Moriarty's company Happily Ever Active offers a series of comprehensive DVDs that focus on family fitness. While performing the moves on the DVD, Moriarty is in her second trimester of pregnancy. The moves you will be doing offer ways to tone muscle, get the heart pumping, lengthen the spine and strengthen the core.
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On September 25th, 2012 Seneca Falls Police arrested David F. Eckert age 31 of 679 Filkins Road Newark New York, 14513. Eckert was charged with Attempted Burglary in the 3rd degree, Criminal Mischief in the 3rd degree, and two counts of Petit Larceny.
This arrest stems from an investigation into three incidents that took place on the night of September 5th, 2012 into the early morning hours of September 6th, 2012. It is alleged that Eckert failed to pay a bar tab at a local establishment and then proceeded to leave the area. Eckert then proceeded over the Ovid Street Bridge and into the Sackett Business District where he then attempted to break into DA's Liquor Store by throwing an object at the front glass door. It is also alledged that Eckert had stolen items out of a car parked along the road on West Bayard Street after attempting to break into the Liquor Store.
Eckert was placed under arrest at the Seneca Falls Police Department and was transported to Seneca Falls Town Court where he was arraigned in front of acting Justice Mattoon. Eckert was committed to the Seneca County Correctional Facility in lieu of $2500 cash bail, $5000 ins bond. Eckert is to appear in Seneca Falls Town Court on October 1st, 2012 at 10:00am for his next hearing.


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