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I does a clip of the brand new music video for all the Alabama from the reigning CMA entertainer of the year -- friend of ours Brad Paisley.
And it is the country singer's nineteen.
Number one single.
The second release from his brand new album this is country music now available.
Everywhere music is sold my the man himself -- at some of the -- I really I am.
I in all I'm honored to even talk to me.
First Oprah light idea that's great to see -- They have -- right wing.
Right wing nut job like yourself with a message I -- -- what your -- his concern I don't know yet I have got a right or not -- -- fathers Wellington and well I don't.
I enjoyed anything more than sit on the bus for the -- your wife your dad and your dad and I agree in a totally new and a new white sand not I don't totally -- we have half that's exactly what.
Bob you know is really cool -- for me.
Because I'm I'm a big fan of yours and and -- very -- -- -- invited me on your bus which was outside David Letterman studios.
And you played for me this first song about what I love about country music.
That's right it was we just finished the next had been when we have it was right before I was gonna say on the CMA awards that -- right and you said -- little playlist and then and the awards and and -- -- -- -- -- we did it whenever -- it was the first single off the sound which was a good.
Six months too early for a first single and of being -- three single because.
Oh Alabama the second single went to number one the same AM came out.
Yeah I I -- but I don't but to -- this is it but you know you really captured -- -- -- mind good to remember in the word test -- Daniels are saying the -- -- damage potentially I can't revelers of that fact.
Yeah but you can't.
Now that's -- yours by the way that's the hardest thing to be a singer how.
How do you remember the words to these songs I don't get I could never do it.
There's a -- to themselves and makes it easier like it would be your earpiece are the words is there to remind you know not -- and a hot and I that would be actually harder than probably just trying to remember.
Right so -- what can what I love about country music told a heart and soul and and it's everything in and you really captured it in in that first single in the.
Yet you know.
I really wanted to write a song that paid tribute to some of the things that.
That I felt like -- unique to country and and there's a few things and that's what kind of where the basis for the album came from you're talking about.
We -- of patriotism we sing about religion -- -- about divorce I was trying to think of of a song from any other format didn't even use the word divorce.
I don't know if I ever heard the word divorce and and like a pop and up pops RF -- and I and I think it's because countries is lyrically.
But I but there's also first on the big Alabama fan you have the -- -- -- bigger fan there's than me yeah I.
And outside -- -- and I and -- -- out of my mouth and absolutely.
So I love them and the fact he did this with them really could that just.
I just loved it literally it's a neat it it became something that just took on this whole life of its own and I just wrote this little song with a couple friends of mine that's that's fun look at a young girl that falls along with their music and we realized the perfect bridge for our size of ridge mountains recently wrote this with Randy Ellen and now music and brought in the guys in that we've done everything they -- the New -- would mean we've done.
I got to meet him and I that -- around him was a lot of fun for me.
I you know and -- -- those guys he gets an album art even cooler in person and I I agree with you I was like so.
You know the other thing about it is one -- song on the album that really I liked a lot from and that was -- I want dysfunctional.
No no no -- -- mention the three times this empties it.
-- -- -- -- -- It is the one with Carrie Underwood had I.
I guess I never met her but I I watched her from the -- years and I was just always a big fan and she's grown into such a huge artist.
And -- voice what it comes in on that that cut.
Is just amazing it is an actress she's the best singer we have maybe ever had just when she came in the studio and -- her parts for this song.
She nailed every time she sang it -- -- a lot like what's on that record of course we did it several times to make sure that we had all it takes that we need that.
It she just never sings badly it's unbelievable her town.
You know I'm I'm -- -- compliment you because I've I've gotten millions spent some time with you and you are.
I and I met a lot of people interviewed a lot of people with the issue probably one of the most down to earth people.
I've ever met a -- You know 70000 people and it doesn't impact you and I don't know how you do it is just you you're very rooted in who you are what could have a 'cause I know -- -- had -- that happened.
I guess us -- my day at a had a very down -- father my wife is an actress and and famous herself -- more down to earth than anyone he really is -- -- somebody might be married way above you I agree totally both of listed.
But that's true to what did you got to remind me -- -- but it's really it's really about is realizing what's.
What it all means I mean radio from Alabama system and -- I met him for the first time at a saint June -- he's responsible for country music being involved with saint -- And they're just -- -- celebrity exactly.
And in Brady said all these things you might win all of these concert she'll -- these record filmmaker.
They won't matter what will matter in the end is what you did for people and and did you do something good with this did you.
Did you help out some people who are less fortunate that'll that'll be what will determine whether -- you have to.
And you -- that I hope so listen I love the CD hits in non music's stores everywhere online Amazon.com etc.
And -- put him on my website Hannity dot com us out Brad -- your great American -- but I didn't see it thank you sir.
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(3 - 16 kohms compared to <100 ohms), it is recommended to use input devices with leakage current < 10 nA. If that is not possible, then the input device, should be one that allows enough offset to compensate for leakage current. As a general rule, the smaller the offset the better.What is the standard cable length of an IRt/c?3 feet of thermocouple wire (J, K, etc.) is the standard length. Other cable lengths are available for an additional charge.How do I select which IRt/c is suitable for my application?What you need to know are the following:1. Target Size 2. Distance between target and sensor 3. Target temperature range 4. Ambient temperature range (where sensor is located) 5. Thermocouple type desired 6. Dusty/dirty environment? If the ratio of the distance between target and sensor to target size is <1:1, then any 1:1 model can be selected (IRt/c.01, IRt/c, IRt/c.1X, IRt/c.SV). 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For ambient temperatures from 160 - 185F (70 - 85C), the stainless models can be used without any air. If the ambient is >185F (85C) and < 240F (115C), then the IRt/c.3X or IRt/c.3SV will do. For ambients >185F (85C) and <400F (204C), the IRt/c.5 or IRt/c.10 will work. There are also cooling jackets available for IRt/c, IRt/c.1X, and IRt/c.3X that will cool with air up to 700F (371C) and water up to 1000F (538C). AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE RECOMMENDED MODELS32 - 160F (0 - 70C) IRt/c.01, IRt/c.0332 - 185F (0 - 85C) IRt/c, IRt/c.1X, IRt/c.SV 32 - 240F (0-115C) IRt/c.3X, IRt/c.3SV 32 - 400F (0 - 204C) IRt/c.5, IRt/c.10 32 - 700F (0 - 371C) IRt/c, IRt/c.1X, IRt/c.3X with CJK-1 air cooling jacket 32 - 1000F (0 - 538C) IRt/c, IRt/c.1X, IRt/c.3X with CJK-1 water cooling jacket HOW DO I CALIBRATE MY IRt/c?There are two things that need to be calibrated for with the IRt/c.1. LEAKAGE CURRENT - The IRt/c has higher impedance than the conventional t/c. And every input device has a certain amount of leakage current. The recommended leakage current for an input device is < 10 nA. If it is higher, than an offset will be needed. To calibrate for leakage current, blind the sensor (cover the sensing eye with foil). Record the temperature. Then short out the input (wire the + and - together) to the input device. This will give you the cold junction input temperature. The difference in temperature is your offset. Adjust in the input device by using the OFFSET, CAL LOW, or ZERO function. 2. EMISSIVITY - A target's ability to emit energy compared to a blackbody is called emissivity. The IRt/c is calibrated on targets with an emissivity of 0.9, and in ambient blocks that simulate real world conditions. Every target will have a different emissivity, so a calibration must take place to compensate for emissivity. First thing to do is measure the target's true temperature with a reliable reference (Exergen's D or DX Series thermometer on a non-metal or coated metal target). Record that temperature. At the same time aim the IRt/c at the target. Adjust the input device by using the GAIN, CAL HIGH, or SPAN in the input device to match the reference. This is what's called a 2 POINT CALIBRATION. If your input device only has the capability to do just the OFFSET, you should do a ONE POINT CALIBRATION at the target's control temperature. Can I use my IRt/c outside of its linear range (for example, can I use an IRt/c-K80F at 500F)?Yes, but you will need a programmable input device. The mV signal output is predictable and repeatable outside of its linear range. So with a programmable input device the mV signal tables can be downloaded. Some examples of programmable input devices are the Eurotherm Controllers and Applied Technology Concepts Smart Transmitters. If you have a programmable input device, the mV signal output tables are available at www.exergen.com for all IRt/c models.What makes the IRt/c better than other Infrared Temperature Sensors?The main features of the patented IRt/c are its:Self powered - The World's only self powered infrared temperature sensor Instrinsically safe - With its self powered feature, there is no energy stored, which makes it intrinsically safe Calibrated to real world conditions for real world performance accuracy (see Tech Notes 89 and 90) - Other infrared sensors are calibrated to blackbody sources, with no compensation for ambient temperature errors, the IRt/c compensates for changes in ambient conditions Can I measure a spot that is 0.1" with a 3:1 sensor at 0.3"?No, each IRt/c has a minimum spot size, the minimum spot size of each sensor is listed below. You can not measure a target smaller than the minimum spot size.What happens when my target is smaller than my spot size?The IRt/c will measure the average amount of energy within that spot, including the background. So if the background is a lower temperature, the sensor will read lower. If the background and the spot size is constant, then the error can be calibrated out for, using the same calibration method as used for emissivity.How do I measure a low emissivity target with an IRt/c?Ideally, you want to condition the surface to be measured (paint, coat, oxidize, lubricate, etc). That will increase the surface's emissivity and give the sensor more energy to measure. If that can not be done, there are adjustable LoE models that can be used at higher temperatures (starting at about 300F). If it is a low temperature, low emissivity target, a precalibrated model with an input device that can adjust for a high gain can be used, and a reflective shield between the sensor and target helps.Twisted, copper braided, shielded cable available on all micro IRt/c's for 3 feet (0.9 meters) – add $20 to pricing above and please note on order that you require this – Part Number is micro IRt/c-MODEL-K-**-TCB (**- specify how long) |
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By Jaclyn Shambaugh Staff writer
Crowe Peele remembers the advice his older brother, Bruce, gave him when he followed the elder Peele into the world of boxing.
"He told me you have to train hard," the 78-year-old Crowe said. "But he didn't train. He didn't like to run."
That sort of humor pervades Crowe's memory of Bruce.
Bruce Peele, a Fayetteville native, died Jan. 25 at age 81 in Wake Forest, where he had lived for a number of years.
The pair grew up in Fayetteville in a household of 10 children - eight siblings and nephews Joe and Dale Peele, who were close enough in age to their uncles to be raised as brothers.
Crowe remembers growing up in financial hardship, and boxing provided relief for both brothers.
"You had to fight to eat," he says. "When you went to these fights, you'd get 10 meal tickets. Then they would feed you steak."
Crowe said he and Bruce hitchhiked their way around the Carolinas during their amateur careers, catching rides as far away as Greenville, S.C.
Crowe had the more illustrious boxing career, winning the 1955 NCAA heavyweight championship for Louisiana State University before turning pro.
Both brothers went on to be inducted into the Carolinas Boxing Hall of Fame for their contributions to the sport - Crowe in 1991 and Bruce in 1998.
Baseball was Bruce's sport. He was talented enough to earn a chance at a professional career in the early 1950s, traveling to Florida for a brief semipro career.
Joe Peele said the distance from home was too much for Bruce, who chose to return home and enter the heating-and-air business.
"He was homesick," Joe said. "You know how long he was down there for? Two months."
Mandy Peele McMillan, Joe's daughter, said that Bruce came home to Fayetteville to meet what he considered his family obligations.
"Uncle Crowe went to college to box, but Uncle Bruce went to work," McMillan says. "These guys grew up with no money. Uncle Bruce came back to support my granny."
Crowe will take the credit for being a better boxer than Bruce, acknowledging that his brother's "heart wasn't in boxing" the way Crowe's has always been.
But Crowe gives his brother credit for a much larger accomplishment.
"He was a really good man."
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Tom Morello from "Rage Against the Machine" says everyone needs to stop bitching about Jay-Z and Beyonce's Cuba trip.
Tom was out in L.A. Friday, when our photog ask the rocker -- who's a pretty well known political activist and founder of the non-profit "Axis of Justice" -- about the controversial trip to the country famous for cigars and human rights violations.
Unlike lots of others ...Tom had their back.
In the process he dropped some Cuba knowledge ... explaining how to get in and out of the country ... legally.
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Here's a thought. Are those two even smart enough to know they're in a Communistic country???
Come on, Tom. I"m pretty sure that the views your awesome band have with human rights aren't on the top of these two's list. Stick to playing and let them handle the controversy they stir up.
The USA is not a communist country, so people are free to bitch if they want to. You have no right to tell anyone what their opinion has to be.
The leftist multi millionaire couple is visiting a country ruled by an violent 'anti-ameircan' dictator ,the Castros, and stimulating the dictator Castro economy .
The people of Cuba do not have the freedom to live life or create wealth as these to multi millionaire hypocrites ,Jay Z & Beyonce.
Hollywood hypocrite millionaires ,like Jay Z , Alec Baldwin, or Tom Morello , support anti-capitalist people or groups But made their millions in wealth because of capitalism (so capitalism is good for them but not others ?)..
Beyonce and Jay Z look so dumb -- just like the caricatures they are. Look @ Beyonce smiling showign that ignorance is bliss. She is too dumb to write real lyrics and can only make nursery rhyme songs. How can she understand politics?
Then, there's thug Z who thinks he's a business man but is really a poseur being laughed at by real business men. He only knows what it's like to use people, so he's not offended by Cuba's social climate. Jay Z can easily have fun while the native countrymen suffer on a daily basis. Just give him a cigar and he's fine!
These two are so pathetic and repulsive with their egotism and materialism.
Americans are so ignorant and that's cos you are stuck in your bubble. Travel the world and see for yourself and stop letting others make your decisions for you. You can't judge something you don't know about.


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Week 11 featured the upset of star quarterback Andrew Luck and the Stanford Cardinal and began to create a bit of a mess in the BCS rankings. Let's take a look at some of the best individual performances for this week:
Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma State: Weeden continues to climb up Heisman candidate lists as his team rises in the BCS rankings. Weeden completed 31 of 37 passes vs. Texas Tech while amassing 427 yards through the air and four touchdowns. The Cowboys proceeded to win the game 66-6.
Jeremy Ebert, WR, Northwestern: Ebert had a monster day for Northwestern. The star wide receiver had seven receptions for a career-high 208 yards and two touchdowns. The team defeated Rice 28-6.
Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia: Murray is here for the second straight week as he continues to lead the Bulldogs closer to an SEC East title. He threw for four touchdowns in the team's 45-7 blowout win over Auburn and now has 27 touchdown passes for the season. That breaks Matthew Stafford's school record of 25.
Logan Thomas, QB, Virginia Tech: The Hokies quarterback had another big primetime game as he accounted for five total touchdowns in the team's 37-26 Thursday night victory over Georgia Tech. Thomas threw for three and ran for two more touchdowns. He finished with 209 yards in the air and a career-high 70 on the ground.
Connor Halliday, QB, Washington State: The freshman quarterback came off the bench and showed no signs of fear. He went 27-36 passing for 494 yards and four touchdowns and led the Cougars to a 37-27 upset of Arizona State. The team needed a win in order to stay in contention for a bowl bid, and Halliday helped deliver.


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By William Gonch
One-hundred and fifty years ago this week, Union shot ripped the air outside a quiet Pennsylvania town. Rebel cavalry returned fire, and Gettysburg, the bloodiest battle of the Civil War, began.
Just three days cost 8,000 lives and left over 35,000 wounded or missing. Later that year, when President Abraham Lincoln memorialized the men who died at Gettysburg, he said, "The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here."
A century and a half later, are we living up to Lincoln's promise?
Tragically, the answer is no. A recent study by my employer, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni , found that less than 18 percent of recent college graduates could identify the Gettysburg Address as the source of the phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people." That same study found that only 17 percent could correctly identify the effect of the Emancipation Proclamation. And a survey of seniors at America's most selective institutions in 2000 found that 40 percent could not even place the Civil War in the correct half century.
But it's not just the Civil War that's being lost on America's students. When given a multiple choice answer to identify in which war the Battle of the Bulge occurred, barely two in five college graduates answered World War II.
Too often, students graduate from college today without exposure to military history - or even any American history at all. According to ACTA's study "What Will They Learn?" - a nationwide study of core curricula - less than 20 percent of colleges and universities require a foundational course in American history or government.
In a recent book, professors Donald Downs and Ilia Murtazashvili examined the state of military history at America's top 20 history departments.
They found that half of those departments did not have a single scholar working on traditional military history.
Unsurprisingly, course offerings are slim. According to the authors, six of the 20 universities offered no courses in traditional military history in the academic year studied. Most of the others offered only a handful of courses.
Over the last several decades, the growth of cultural and social history have opened up new avenues of research and revealed valuable insights. But at the same time we have unduly neglected more traditional fields. Political and diplomatic history have declined at many universities. Military history, once a staple subject in history departments, is vanishing. Both teaching and research suffer when universities no longer seek understanding of the armed conflicts in our history.
Like it or not, today's students will become leaders in a world threatened and tempted by war. And they will become citizens of a nation that - like every nation - was shaped by conflict and continues to be challenged by it. American independence, which we will celebrate this week, was won through a war. This week, we also remember our deadliest war, but one that gave our nation "a new birth of freedom."
Ignoring war does not make us peaceable, and studying it will not make us warlike. But understanding military history may make us cautious and grave when we consider war and generous when we end it. Lincoln knew this. That is how he could lead America through four years of bloodshed and then call on the victors to act "with malice toward none, with charity for all," to "bind up the nation's wounds," and "to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace." It is an example that we should not soon forget.
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I want to let you guys know the list of supplements I plan on taking along with my stats before I ask questions to give you guys perspective. So far I've ordered two bottles of Finaflex, two bottles of the Revolution PCT and two bottles of their Pure Test, which i have no intention of returning lol. Along with that, ive ordered a bottle of cycle assist, milk thistle, ALA, multivitamins and fish oil for intra cycle support as well as PCT. As for my stats I'm 19 and 5'4 weighing in at 135-140 pounds, so pretty much your average Filipino guy haha...I've been training for two solid years making good progress, however I feel like I've reached my genetic potential as I remain lean/cut whereas I wanna gain more mass to become jacked hence I've turned to a little chemical assistance.
Anyways my first question: For someone my size and age (19), what would be the safest way to cycle/dose myself so I could maintain healthy test levels as well as avoid any estrogen related side effects? I've read various posts where they give conflicting information, with some people saying 4 tabs of Finaflex for 4 weeks taken along with the PCT and the test booster during cycle, and other people saying two tabs of Finaflex plus test booster minus the pct for 4 weeks. So i'm confused and could use a little more clarity in this area.
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Third Question: Is a SERM absolutely necessary during PCT? I ask because im broke and have also read forums where they say its mandatory and other forums where they say the PCT and Test booster during and after the cycle alone could aid in hormonal recovery without use of SERM...so which is it?
Fourth Question: Would there be any way I could minimize side effects during and after, Also Im aware that prohormones carry risks but theres always a way to minimize them.
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I found a beautiful Sparkman & Stevens designed yawl built by Henry R. Hinckley in 1955 hull no. 972 and spent 6.5 years rebuilding her (actually it has never stopped), launching her in 1990. She was marketed as The Special Hinckley 36, at 36 feet on deck and 25 at the waterline. The pictures shows her today and, believe it or not, shes insured as a new boat. My wife named her Obsession, and Im still trying to figure out why?
Shes full keel, fast on a reach, and has been a pleasure to own these last 21 years. Shes taken two first-place finishes and one second-place finish in our 2010 Norfolk Yacht & Country Club Spring Sailboat Race series, so shes still going strong.
I did rebuild her as a wooden boat but having grown up with wooden boats made a few changes (with apologies to the wooden-boat purists) that have made her easier for me to manage over the years.
Shes got 140 gallons of West System epoxy on her, 42 new laminated frames, a Universal diesel engine, aluminum spars (original dimensions as her spruce ones) and an added bowsprit to help overcome the 3,500 additional pounds all of those new screws, gallons of epoxy, bronze fittings, miles of electrical lines, etc. added. Other upgrades include AC, refrigeration, pressurized fresh & salt water, inverter, gimbaled microwave, radar, etc.
BTW: When I wrote Hinckley in 1984 the company sent me a full set of original building plans for her. Obviously, those plans have made everything about her reconstruction much easier. In fact, Hinckley treats me as if I just purchased a brand new yacht from them, so I have to say their service has been very nice.
Good to be a part of your forum.
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Contest-winner Brandon told me yesterday that he and Gary had just about made up their minds to blow off The Voyage and head for Frightful Falls when John (our marketing director) helpfully pushed down their lapbars and wished them a happy ride.
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2013 CSA Shares Now Available!
Earthkeeper Farms and Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
What is Community Supported Agriculture?
CSA is a model of farming in which people become members of the farm; pay a subscription fee, and receive a weekly share of the harvest. Members benefit by being intimately connected with their foods and gain peace of mind; they don't have to worry about toxic chemical sprays, genetically modified seeds, and environmentally harmful farming practices. You know where your food comes from: you have a personal relationship with the growers, and see first hand what goes into the food you enjoy. Not to mention you get a bunch of the freshest, tastiest, organically grown, local produce every week at a really good price!
The Weekly Share
A share includes a taste of all the crops that are ready on the farm, so you'll receive a different mix of vegetables every week. A full share is enough for a family to cook many side dishes and/or a few main entrees in a week, or enough to make up the majority of the meals for a vegetarian couple. A small share is enough for a couple or families that may not do as much cooking, or have members of the family that shy away from veggies, i.e. picky two year olds. Each week's distribution depends on what is ready, and how productive each crop is. For this reason, shares in June when less crops are ready, tend to be smaller than in August.
Full sample share:
2 lbs summer squash, 4 cucumbers, 1 bunch beets, 1 bok choi, 4 lbs red tomatoes, 2 lbs heirloom tomatoes, 1 bag baby lettuce, 1 lb onions, 3 green peppers, 4 oriental eggplant, .5lb edamame, basil, and one cantaloupe
Pick Up Locations
Please note that the prices are different at the different pick-up locations because each location runs for a different number of weeks.
12062 Fruit Ridge Ave.
Kent City, MI
On Fruit Ridge between 14 and 15 Mile Rd.
Fridays 4 to 7pm, May 31st through October 25th (22 weeks)
Small Share= $370
Rockford Pick Up
At the Rockford Farmer's Market
Saturdays from 8am to 12:30pm
June 1st through October 26th (22 weeks)
Full Share= $510
Small Share= $380
At the Ada Farmer's Market
Tuesdays from 12pm to 5:30pm
Core Season: June 18th through September 24th (15 weeks)
Joining the CSA
To join the CSA, return a completed 2013 CSA Sign Up Form and $100 deposit. Final payment is due May 1st. Members' only obligation is the financial commitment to pay for the CSA share. There is no work required, no requirement to pick up the share every week, no requirment to work on the farm. Yet, in order to gain all the benefits of the CSA, members should try to visit the farm at least once during the season. By eating seasonal, local, clean food from a farm you know and people you trust, many people gain a deeper connection to the natural world and just may end up changing the world.
Click here to get your 2013 CSA Sign Up Form.
CSA Work Share
Harvest Work Share:
Friday Harvest:
Fridays, 8am to noon, every week -May 31 through October 25 (22 weeks)
Monday Harvest:
Mondays, 8am to noon, every week - June 17 through September 23 (15 weeks)
Position Requirement: Harvest is a quick paced, very physical job. Harvesters should be able to bend or squat for long periods of time and lift and carry at least 40lbs. The harvest needs to get done regardless of the weather. This means working in full-sun heat as well as cold, blowing wind and rain. And by the end of the season, you will surly get to experience both.
Farmer Market Work Share:
Rockford Farmer Market-
Short shift every week: Saturdays, 6am to 10am, every week- June1 through October26
Long shift every other week: Saturdays, 6am to 2pm, every other week- June 1 through October 26 (scheduling arranged with other market workers)
Ada Farmers Market-
Short shift every week: 10:30am to 2:30pm, every week - June 18 through September 24
Position Requirements: Applicants should have retail or customer service experience. A love of food and cooking, knowledge about different types of vegetables, and a passion of local, organic food are all useful. We are looking for someone who is a "people person" with attention to detail. Market workers will be helping to load and unload the truck, so the ability to lift heavy bins is required.
Frequently Asked Questions on the CSA work share
What if I can't make it one week?
If you are a harvester, it is best to try to find a friend to fill in for you. If you work at the farmers market, let us know early season and will try to schedule around any dates you will be unavailable. With either position, be sure to talk to Rachelle about any dates that you know you will be out of town. If you are sick and unable to come, please just call and let us know.
What if the weather is bad?
We harvest and go to market regardless of the weather. The CSA members and market-goers will still be expecting their veggies. So please show up for your shift no matter the weather. Please dress for the weather.
What if I only want a small share?
We can give you half the price of a full share to use as credit towards a small share in exchange for working half as much time. For example, you would only work two hours per week or four hours every other week, in exchange for $250 towards a on-farm share or $193 towards an Ada share.
Can I bring my children?
Unfortunately, in most cases, it is not possible to have your children with you during the work share. Kids are welcome to come out with their parents to volunteer, but unfortunately, not for the CSA work share.
How do I sign up for the work share?
There is an application and on-farm interview. If you get the position, there is a one month trial period at the start of the season. If either party doesn't think the work share is a good fit, we can part ways with no hard feelings after the trial period.
What if I don't like the work or something comes up and I can't keep working with the farm?
If you are unable to keep working with the farm, you can still be a member of the CSA. We can pro-rate the share price for the remaining weeks.
My partner/husband/wife and I want to do the work share together. Can we come at the same times?
It is easier for the farm if you can take turns coming so that every week we have someone to help us with the harvest. But there is the possibility of making special arrangements.


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Every year, hundreds of basketball sneakers are produced, issued, sold and played in on the hardwood worldwide, and for every year in the NBA, at least one star player has a special, peak season of his career–and the signature shoe that shares in his glory. That's what Sneak Peak (pun intended) is all about–highlighting players and their sneakers from the past 25 years who shared the spotlight with iconic play and iconic style.
For the time being, the Sneak Peak series will focus on the golden era of the top sig shoes, players, and their best overall seasons, which was approximately between 1994-1997 (the period itself being the literal peak of performance basketball shoes), which I have dubbed "The Wonder Years."
Those who are learned in the epic battles of the 1990s basketball experience, collegiate and pro, remember the good times–the really good times. The championship games, the elite players in those games, where you were, what you were doing and who was wearing what on the court. In the case of the 1997 NCAA men's basketball championship game, I can tell you exactly those things. The University of Arizona, an up-and-coming team, played the University of Kentucky, an outfit made up of the best talents assembled (Antoine Walker, Ron Mercer, Tony Delk, Wayne Turner, Walter McCarty, Derek Anderson, Nazr Mohammed, Jamaal Magloire, Mark Pope) since the John Wooden days of UCLA. Miles Simon, Michael Dickerson and Jason Terry were part of Arizona's squad, but they were led by then-freshman Mike Bibby, a top guard out of the '96 class whose shooting, speed and on-court leadership had him compared to Jason Kidd and Magic Johnson as a difference-maker. I was in the seventh grade in the living room in my home when I saw those shoes on Bibby's feet.
Those shoes I saw were fuzzy at first…then I looked, and I looked…and I looked. I saw bright electric blue as Bibby brought the ball up the court and I was flabbergasted. "What could these be?", I thought. I didn't see anything like them in the latest Eastbay catalog at the time. They weren't the Air Jordan XIs, but they were so foil-shiny and groovy–not like, "that's groovy, dude"-groovy, but they had a certain pattern inlaid on the upper that was alien to my knowledge of shoe construction. "Was there any stitching? Is there no midsole?! How is Mike Bibby wearing a royal blue shoe when his team is in navy blue?" I couldn't figure it out and with no current news on the sneakers, I was left with curiosity until they hit the stores.
During that game, Bibby had his way with Kentucky, and became an instant superstar in the basketball world? A true freshman leading his team to a National Championship? At point guard? He was really Carmelo Anthony before 'Melo became "CARMELO ANTHONY!" Had his team not been favored to win the next year, No. 10 could've declared for the '97 Draft after that very game and been the true ambassador of the freshman one-and-done championship season. Ending that game with 19 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists, Bib was named to the All-Tournament Team and was treasured as a pro prospect (and he certainly hasn't failed since becoming the No. 2 overall pick in 1998).
Those shoes I keep mentioning, though, were so dope…they were truly bad. The Nike Air Foamposite One, to be exact, and they weren't even initially broken out by the signature player for which they were named (the "One"). Anfernee Hardaway being that player, it was fitting that he didn't actually play in them first (he was already a hobbled player in that same '96-97 Arizona championship season), because he wasn't seeing a whole lot of court time. Made of the famed thermoplastic Foamposite material, the shoe was, in effect, seamless (save for the eyestay strip and medial side). It molded to the wearer's foot and it was lasted over the midsole, so that it was hidden on the outside. Given forefoot and rearfoot Zoom Air units, a clear rubber outsole, a carbon fiber shank plate (a la the Nike Air Jordan XI) and that glittering "One-Cent" logo, and the shoe retailed between $190 and $200–in the words of Ricky of YouTube fame, "UN-FORGIVABLE." (FYI, I would post the links, but they're so sadistic and disgracefully hilarious, I'd immediately regret my decision, I'm pretty sure.)
That game and those shoes changed lives; they changed mine in a minute way. One, Kentucky lost the ability to call itself the greatest team in NCAA history–in the old times of illegal money moves by boosters being unregulated in the college game, many of the players at UCLA were afforded some cash luxuries by playing at the school, and those very luxuries enabled the elite recruiting of the Bruins to extend their championship streak. With the modern evolution of rules and regulations, the world could see that schools such as Kentucky could still be fit to be called the greatest, despite the parity of the field. Again, the bluegrass Wildcats lost that opportunity.
Mike Bibby eventually became one of the best players at the turn of the 21st century not named to an All-Star team, and he begat one of the greatest runs for NBA championship glory with the Sacramento Kings (he's still looking for the ring with the Atlanta Hawks). Arizona was the place to be for many years after his arrival, and Bib became a lead endorser of Michael Jordan's Brand Jordan Nike subsidiary.
The shoes themselves took technology to another plane in the industry. Tim Duncan and David Robinson soon shared their own version of Foamposite sneakers and the ideas of overlasting midsoles and seamless synthetic uppers shot through the roof.
I, myself, swore off paying the entry retail price for any shoe north of $150 (I have kept faithful). I believed in Mike Bibby from that game on. The performance, the shoes, the cool he had…I went looking for his jersey at the Nike Outlet Store any chance I got (though I failed in acquiring the top).
Sadly for Anfernee, he doesn't even have the intellectual rights to his own shoes with his own logo, at least as far as I'm concerned. The Nike Air Foamposite Ones were the shoes that Mike Bibby made.
(A special thanks goes to Zach Schlemmer at Kicks on Cards for the featured Penny Hardaway card–get frequent Twitter updates from the overweight Reignman at @FatShawnKemp.)
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A paid search algorithm update by Google has led to an improvement in the performance of PPC adverts that include an ad extension.
But overall the new AdWords Ad Rank update actually caused a slight decline in ad performance.
The update, which was announced back in October, altered the way that Google determines the order of paid search ads by adding in a third variable alongside the maximum bid and quality score.
This new variable is the expected impact of ad extensions and formats, and it has apparently had a notable impact on PPC results. So in effect, the use of ad extensions and formats can now influence ad position in the SERP.
The elements that are considered when determining the potential impact of extensions and ad formats include relevance, click-through rates, and the prominence of extensions and results on the SERP.
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When taking over any PPC account, it is essential to learn from historical performance swiftly in order to make the best possible start to a campaign.
In this example account there was a clear disparity between the best and worst hours / days of the week.
This suggested that a more aggressive ad scheduling strategy was required to bring the account to an even keel (and to perform as efficiently as possible) over the course of the day and week.
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Native advertising is one of the hottest marketing trends this year. From BuzzFeed to Twitter, the most admired businesses of our generation have been built on this supposedly new advertising medium.
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'Nofollow' tags are an HTML attribute that tells search engines not to pay any attention to links that appear on a webpage.
It was created in 2005 by the major search engines as a way of combatting link spam and dodgy SEO practices, though its impact in helping to win that fight is debatable.
Recently I've had a few conversations around the use of nofollow tags so thought it would be helpful to give an overview of why they're important and in what context they should be used.
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Email marketers have always faced the technological challenge of having to quickly adapting to the unknown, often in a matter of hours.
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Creating a successful app is an incredibly difficult task, whichever platform you are using.
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Harper Collins and its business development team are a great example of how publishers are adapting to the business of content, not simply bound sheaves of pulped wood.
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Myself and Dazzy_94 decided to join you folks for a bit but we ended up leaving. when we joined you were playing grand bizarre, and we only had (A) so we decided to flank to (C) Captured that and then stormed the alleyway while everyone else was stood there with their backs to us holding off people from A. so after we had gone to all the effort of capturing all the bases half of our team left or got booted!
any ideas? did someone go mad with the booting or did they just give up? we left because it was unbalanced would have like to have stuck around more
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I'm getting stuff done early this week (off out tonight, will be in no fit state to do this tomorrow...)
We'll be using a private server as per the norm nowadays but I need you chaps to tell me what maps and game types you want to see this week and I shall make it so
As usual I'll post the server name here at 8pm sharp and all are welcome!
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Stick to something like the past weeks, with a mix of CQ and Rush. It's been working well.
Perhaps stick some Back to Karkand maps in the rotation, if there's no objections to it.
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I was thinking the same guys, specifically wake island on a CQ. If there are no objections put here in the coming days I/we can add add some B2K.
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Can anyone tell me the name of the server or how do i plau with you ppl?
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It'll be a custom server, probably called 'OPC server' and all you need to do is search for it via the server browser on Sunday at 8pm.
@LA, good shout and consider it done and done.
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Cimbrer will open the server up today as I just got back from work and need fooooooood.
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Watchful waiting usually involves repeat Pap tests as often as recommended by your doctor for the type of cervical cell change present. Watchful waiting can be a good option for women who can follow through with repeat tests. It may not be a good choice for women who think they will not be able to follow through with repeat tests as often as recommended.
A watchful-waiting period may be recommended for:
- A vaginal or cervical infection that has been identified and treated.
- Follow-up Pap tests after treatment for an infection that continue to show abnormal cell changes.
- An HPV infection that has been identified, even though it hasn't caused any symptoms or serious cell changes. Minor cell changes caused by HPV may not progress beyond mild changes. The natural course of most low-risk types of HPV is to resolve on their own within 6 to 18 months.
- Mild dysplasia (CIN1 or low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions [LSIL]).
It is unlikely that women with minor cervical cell changes would develop more severe changes in a short period of watchful waiting. Cell changes classified as atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance (ASC-US) usually remain the same or return to normal after the first abnormal result.1 Low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions (LSIL) may be more likely to be identified as having more severe changes over time, but most LSIL cell changes return to normal or are not identified as more severe changes.
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We have about 220 subscriptions for MyEclipse. Due to a strict security policy, which doesn't allow updates from outside the internal network, we cannot use your Quick Update to install for examample Matisse4MyEclipse or IceFaces. We have an internal update site for our Eclipse users where we publish updates that are checked and tested.
The latest Archived Update Site and Discovery Site on Your Download site are from october last year. Those seems to be a bit outdated. For example the Matisse4MyEclipse in the Disovery arhcive is not the latest one.
My question is when are You planning to release new Archived Updte Sites and Disovery Site?
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First let me thank you for the wide adoption of MyEclipse, we appreciate the support. With regard to the archived update site, we are actually entering internal QA for the MyEclipse 6.5 Milestone 1 release very shortly, and then will get that out at the beginning of May. After that we are all heads-down on getting the 6.5 release wrapped up, with any remaining technology, features, fixes and tweaks before making the final MyEclipse 6.5 GA release at the beginning of June. At that point we'll drop all new archived update sites for both the product and all the additional features.
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A brand new initiative aimed at young people with a past of violent crimes is set to be launched by the local Youth Offending Service (YOS) as a result of over £3000 funding from the Safer Caerphilly County Borough Community Safety Partnership.
The "My Story, Your Story" project will run for four days from 24th to 27th March at the Oasis Centre, Blackwood, with the primary aim of the event being to explore the impact that violent crime has on the perpetrators and victims of such crime.
Participants for the event will be determined according to referrals from Youth Offending Officers, particularly focusing on those young people with offences or behaviours relating to violence or low victim awareness, that is, offenders that currently show little or no remorse to the victim of their crimes.
Activities that are likely to take place during the event include elements of role-play and rapping, and participants will also be encouraged to undertake an "oral history"; telling their story in the form of the 3rd person.
This, it is hoped will give the young offenders the opportunity to voice details of their crimes and hopefully show some remorse, while at the same time offering an element of anonymity.
During the event, the participants will also listen to emotive personal diaries from victims of violent crimes telling of their experiences, in the hope that these hard-hitting messages will prevent the youngsters from reoffending in future.
YOS Operational Manager, Michaela Rogers said, "The aim of this initiative is to allow the young people to gain a real insight into the impact of violent crime on the victim and to explore a wide range of issues associated with violent crime."
The material from the project will be collated into a book, which will be distributed to libraries throughout the county as well as other appropriate outlets.
The project will also conform to the Safer Caerphilly County Borough Community Safety Partnership Strategy 2005-2008 in their aim to reduce levels of violent crime in the area.
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Thia remote control that allows you to control the playback of DVD movies instead of using the analog controller. The package includes a DVD remote control (SCPH-10150), IR Receiver Unit (SCPH-10160), DVD Player disc, instruction manual, and two AAA batteries. With the DVD Remote Control, there will be new functions that cannot be used with the controller. These functions include slow motion, chapter program, shuffle, repeat, Three-Speed scan, audio track selection, subtitle display, and Multi-Angle options. It is useful for those who like things wireless. An 8MB Memory Card is required to use the DVD remote control with console model numbers SCPH-30001 and SCPH-35001GT.
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Chaykin was 35 then. A nurse suggested Edwarda's mother ask him to care for her daughter. He was an endocrinologist with specialized skills.
"When I saw her, she was almost near death. It was a Sunday. We worked on her for hours," he says. "We got her into intensive care, and we were able to reverse a lot of the metabolic abnormalities, but the damage that was done to the brain appeared to be permanent.
"She was in a comatose state. She would respond to pain, but that was it."
Colleen, then 15, continued her life at school, thinking her sister would eventually be OK. "I didn't realize how bad it really was," she recalls. "You see, my sister wasn't on any machines or anything. She just didn't wake up and speak."
For five months, Edwarda was treated at the hospital. The family refused to put her in a nursing home. Medicaid would have paid for those expenses, but mom had made a promise. And so they brought Edwarda home.
"To my parents, if you promised somebody something," Colleen says, "you never broke a promise."
The parents' bedroom in the family's humble bungalow was transformed into a round-the-clock care center, with Kathryn serving as chief nurse. She set up a folding chair next to Edwarda's bed. It was eventually replaced with a brown velvet recliner. Every two hours, she fed her daughter baby formula through her feeding tube. She had more than a dozen alarm clocks. They went off at midnight, 2, 4, 6 in the morning. Angel figurines and family photos adorned the room.
Mom gave insulin shots, turned her daughter so bedsores wouldn't grow, changed her diaper. Mom's back grew hunched from slouching over. She got arthritis. Sleep came in 75-minute power naps.
Chaykin pledged to treat Edwarda for free. He set up an IV for fluids and the feeding tube through her stomach.
"It's not a big deal," says Chaykin, 77. "Recognizing the cost of just maintaining Edwarda, it was a non-starter. I wouldn't accept any money."
Kathryn called the doctor her angel.
Yet, as he watched the family grapple with Edwarda's condition and her father die under the weight of it all, the doctor worried that he might've done the wrong thing by saving her.
"I felt that it was very futile," Chaykin says. "That was early on."
His views, though, changed with time. "I became so impressed by the dedication and the love that this mother had. As I grew older, I thought that, perhaps, God had a better reason for me allowing Edwarda to survive, albeit in a comatose state."
He remembers watching hundreds, if not thousands, of people visit Edwarda's bedside because they believed "there were certain miracles that would happen if they came and visited Edwarda and touched her."
"There were different things that happened that I could not explain as a doctor," he says.
He wondered: Was it coincidence or something more?
'A mystery of faith'
No one remembers exactly when the first of the perceived miracles happened. Most everyone from those early days has died. But whatever the cause -- a mother's devotion, visions of Mother Mary -- word spread, and people ranging from sick children to missionaries on healing trips flocked to the home.
Joi Mejia brought both of her young daughters, around 6 and 8 years old, to the home. They suffered from cystic fibrosis.