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Samsung Electronics America Inc. announced the hire of Tod Pike, formerly of Canon USA Inc.
Samsung Electronics America Inc. announced the hire of Tod Pike, formerly of Canon USA Inc.
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CTB will develop nearly 10,000 test items for new assessments that will help schools evaluate students' progress toward meeting the Common Core State Standards.
Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 is one of only 79 Illinois school districts to earn the 2012 Bright Red Apple Award for educational excellence from SchoolSearch, an independent research and consulting firm. It's the 18th year that District 64 was selected for "providing students with an outstanding educational environment," the award notes.
North Penn officials were applauded at a school board meeting Thursday after the announcement that the district had received a $1.17 million grant.
There is no better time for a Latino to be representing the Department of Education, now that recently released data shows Latinos are lagging behind others when it comes to getting college degrees.
Six years ago, Kim Cole's son attended second grade in a small room with glass walls.
The Hillsboro School District has announced several retirements and changes in school principals for next school year.
Roanoke's Fishburn Park Elementary School and Franklin County's Gereau Center for Applied Technology & Career Exploration are the only two Virginia schools to earn federal awards for environmental initiatives.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Kerry Washington and Forest Whitaker are adopting some of the nation's worst-performing schools and pledging Monday to help the Obama administration turn them around by integrating arts education.
Rebecca Mieliwocki, the 2012 National Teacher of the Year, said funding is an issue facing public school students and teachers.
Hatch, a leading provider of technology for early learning, is accepting applications through May 31 for a free pilot program of their mobile technology solution.
Like seemingly everyone else connected to K12 education, vendors that offer student information systems are being called upon to do more with less. Where past generations of these systems focused on nuts and bolts such as time, attendance and behavioral issues, the latest generation has created-and drawn inspiration from-districts' desires for all-in-one solutions that blend finance, HR and student data.
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November is National Family Caregivers Month and National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. According to recent publications the aging population in Alabama is one of the most important demographic trends affecting the state. Alabama currently has 818,000 family caregivers who provide 783 million hours of care and save the state and federal governments over $7 billion dollars in costs. Supporting these caregivers is not only the right thing to do, but is economically important for our state healthcare resources.
Who are the caregivers? Look next door, at church, at work and at the teachers educating your children and grandchildren. Two out of every five adults are family caregivers. In America, more than 15 million family caregivers are providing care to more than 5 million loved ones with Alzheimer's disease. Wounded veterans require family caregivers and the number of parents and grandparents caring for children with special needs is rising too. READ MORE.....
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"Well, again working strictly to the film, where you had this lovely, lovely land of brightness and color. And everybody is smiling and happy and butterflies flitting around and it was that kind of image that, it was like a dream world, really."
-George Martin
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Imaginary Folklore: Spiritual State
"In the Hopes of bringing peace to those who dare step on this land will be forever known as Atlis"
In The Beginning:
There was a time where all creatures of the dream world could live in peace and harmony. Nothing was for certain that the humans who created them would ever learn the truth of their existence. But with that, it was all the more better. A world about 500.4 Trillion light-years away, was the place were dreams could live. The planet's name was known as Atlis, a very peaceful planet. On the surface is a world dreamt up from a person mind, vast landscapes and moutain ranges. Seas the flow with mystical sea life and the fields and plains of which goat and goat men roam the lands. Many different types of creatures call this world home given its soothing looks and charms. The planet itself had a majestic look of its own, of that the replica of Earth from space.
Past the plains and fields are cities and villages that are home to the different creatures. Sadly some of these creatures created territories, to seperate themselves from the rest of the world. The Elven race has made a territory, in which it lies in the far north in the moutains. The Centaurs has set up one as well, making theirs in the west. The Minotaurs are in the west, with their superior strength reigning supreme in the west. Finally is the Mermaids who rule the sea in the far south of this world. Each possess a certian degree of leadership availability, but all that power has to come from somewhere. So what each side did was make a council in which all four races could discuss diplomatic matters. It was very successful in keeping sides from sparking conflicts that might transact into wars later on.
Citizens on the world Atlis didn't like this new step into the evolution of the planet but learned to deal with it and carry on their lives as normal. Some say they do admit it has made the world alot safer for weaker creatures to survive in their environment. Others not so much.. They hated the ways of the Council and so decided to plot ways to destroy their little government. This so late turned into a group known as the Voiders who would soon worship the wicked people known as the Void. This would spark a internal struggle for the world peace and prospirty..
Four Years After the Rise of the Voiders
The appearence of the Voiders shocked everyone even the council. How could anyone have known that something like this would happen. People started to panic, and people started to fear what the Voiders would do. At the time the Voiders were only a hand full of wicked fantasy creatures, that ranged from Orc-Warlords to Witchs/Warlocks. These people would only want to rule the world with an iron fist and then later invade other planets with the help of the God known as Void. Void, in human terms, was a blackhole that eat planets,solar systems and even galaxies. This god was a force to be reckoned with, but it would soon turn into something far more worst. The Void had heathed the Voiders call when they send a dark prayer to take this planet hostage. The Void appeared out of nowhere within a few days of its wicked prayer.
The Void saw the planet and wanted to take it for himself, along with the help of his disciples. The Voiders along with Void knew that this was the only way to destroy all life on this planet and rule for themselves. So the Void send his creatures known as Daku, to invade the planet. The Voiders were ranked as Generals in this new war for the planet Atlis.
When the council got word of this attack on the whole planet, they reacted with extreme prejudice. They sent out soldiers from each nation to fight the Daku but in end the first battle was short. The good side got the short end of the stick and ended up loosing their lives to very same danger the council is now facing. Will the Void and Voiders be stopped or will they consume the world into deep and utter annihilation.------------------------------------------------------------------
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This Creature is unknown to cosmic dream space. Nothing is for certain what this creatures is capable of, only pushing the fear. This creature is very elusive and pretends to be a "god" having god like abilities like turning into a black hole and sucking the very life out everything it comes in contact with. At the same time the Void can control his black hole ability slowing down the suction of the anything it came in contact with. Rest of the infromation is still unclear.
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Located on the B976 South Deeside Road between Banchory and Aboyne in Royal Deeside, the gallery is housed in the old village shop and post office.
Howard Butterworth is a renowned Scottish artist and has lived and painted professionally in northern Scotland since 1968. Producing mostly oil paintings, his style captures the atmosphere of light and colour that is so unique to Scotland. Many of his paintings are now published as prints, cards and giftware.
The gallery is bright, spacious and airy and also contains original work by Mary Louise Butterworth. Butterworth prints, cards, collectors wooden jigsaws, placemats and coasters are available to buy.
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Long post is long. After reading them all, this is what I thought. Not much for the poem since it's hard for me to critique poetry.
Entry #1: The creation of the world is an interesting concept, and I loved how you pulled it off. I feel like you should use a tad bit more detail, because the whole thing sounds like, "I made this then I made that." Your descriptive words are brilliant though, so I can let that slide. I am kind of bothered about it sounding too similar to the Bible. It's nothing about the religion, but I feel it lacks creativity. The only difference I see is the village part. Perhaps the creation of another world would have been more interesting? Maybe I just don't like component? I refuse to let my dislike of a certain component effect my vote though. I assure you, I'm making this choice completely on your ability to write. I also believe that your beginning made me think you were going with another component.
Entry #2: Poetry is hard to write, and I give you props on writing excellent poetry. Your creativity was astounding, and I absolutely love your word choice. It's unique, and you certainly have a gift for poetry. I admit, I'm a sucker for good poetry.
Entry #3: Interesting concept and interesting way to write it. I congratulate you for being able to pull it off. I do have one thing to tell you. Paragraphs are your friend. One large block of text is unappealing and turns people away. I also feel like it had something missing. You made it seem like it would head in a whole different direction. What was created? The world the girl lives in? The girl? I'm also not much one for monologs, it makes me feel like I'm reading a piece filled with, "This is me. This is my life. This is my dream." I feel like it's kind of boring. The idea behind it certainly made up for that though.
Entry #4: Your story would have been phenomenal had you not added the parts saying, "This is how I was created." I absolutely love the idea and the originality. You didn't just take the prompt for what it meant in a literal sense, but you took it in a metaphorical sense. It adds so much to the story. However, I've got to critique you somewhere. I can't only look at what you write. I must look at how you write it. There were a few issues that I had with your grammar. Some points seemed more wordy than necessary. I also feel like the whole thing was, "I did this. I feel this." Details please? Maybe something else was going on? Elaborate more on the fights or how the people treat you? That's just my two cents though. Take it for what you wish.
Entry #5: Random guy enters to shoot her. Seems legit. I'll tell you what I think of the ending first. I believe it is a desperate attempt the author uses to get the ending they desire. On the other hand the idea was brilliant, and I can't fault you for that. How am I to know that you didn't want that all along? The creation of a world is interesting, but I feel like there is something missing. I can't tell you what, but maybe you're discover it when you practice more. It is an interesting twist on the component, and I love it. It isn't what I expected at all. I had expected her to wake up in a different circumstance though. As for how you write it, it's descriptive and your word choice is pretty good.
Entry #6: Something literal. When reading the theme, I thought all of them would be like this. It's so simple that it's hard to mess up, and you did splendid. The twist in the end was brilliant, and I believe that's what makes the whole thing perfect. Sometimes, simple really is best. The way you worded things were a bit awkward, but the idea behind it caught and kept my attention. It was hard to look away from something when I want to know how it will end. I am not the least bit disappointed in that.
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Foundry Solutions Video Blog: Calibre PERC
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Youth Report: Paducah Symphony Orchestra's Children's and Youth Choruses
By Kate Lochte and Matt Markgraf and Brynn Jones and Patrick Jones and Sam Mitchell
Earlier this month Patti's hosted the Paducah Symphony Orchestra Children's and Youth Choruses for the lighting of its extensive display of illuminated trees and buildings. WKMS Youth Radio Project correspondents Brynn and Patrick Jones and Sam Mitchell performed and Dr. Rusty Jones of the Murray State Department of English and Philosophy recorded the music of the evening, plus assisted Brynn, Patrick and Sam in interviewing Dr. Amy Alcoin, Director of the Youth Chorus, and Dr. Bradley Almquist, Director of the Children's Chorus.
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Sunday, 24/06/2012
Kick off 19:45 BST at Olympic Stadium, Kiev, Ukraine
Euro 2012 Quarter Final
England lost 2 - 4 on penalties
by Jamie Bradbury
England are out of Euro 2012, and once again it's the agonising tale of missed penalties that sees them head home from Poland and Ukraine. After 120 minutes, largely dominated by Italy, neither side could find the net, but when it came down to spot kicks, the Three Lions once again came up short. And it was former West Ham United man Alessandro Diamanti who dealt the final blow, tucking home from 12 yards to send Cesare Prandelli's men through to a semi-final showdown with Germany. But if it was Diamanti who was the ultimate hero in the shootout, it was a master-class from Andrea Pirlo that inspired Italy's victory. Not only did the Juventus man look cool throughout, his penalty with his team trailing underlined just how important he was for his side, cheekily chipping down the middle as the diving Joe Hart could only watch it level matters. Ashley Young and Ashley Cole were the unlucky ones on this occasion, the first smashing the bar and the second seeing his effort saved by Gianluigi Buffon. Antonio Nocerino and Diamanti were both relaxed as they finally saw off a valiant effort from a hard-working and tough defensive unit in England. But, it could have all been different, with both sides enjoying glorious openings with three minutes of kick off. Inside Kiev's Olympic Stadium, England fans heavily outnumbered their Italian counterparts, making their presence felt, while the anthem was belted out by the fans and players alike, as the Three Lions were looking for their first win over the Italians for 15 years. And the first four minutes were lively with good chances at either end. First for the Azzurri, Daniele De Rossi swung his left foot at the ball 25 yards out and his swerving sliced strike beat Joe Hart. But luckily for the Three Lions it smashed against the post. England responded almost instantly, working the play well down James Milner's right and he pulled back to Johnson unmarked six yards out. The Liverpool defender couldn't get the ball out of his feet and was only able to scoop up into the grateful grasp of Buffon. If Buffon's handling was good then, his next call to action was to deal with a Milner inswinging cross from the left. He came a long way off his line and punched straight to Scott Parker waiting outside the area, but the Spurs midfielder's shot was always off target. England continued to enjoy a spell in attack and had another chance with Rooney's diving header. Johnson clipped in from the right as the Three Lions no.10 was steaming into the box before launching himself at the ball. Ignazio Abate was closely monitoring the situation, though, and stretched out a leg, helping Rooney guide the header over the bar. Far from being the cagey affair many might have anticipated, England and Italy were both keen to get forward. And when Pirlo played Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli into space behind the Three Lions back-line, which was appealing for offside, they looked to be in trouble. But John Terry sprinted back to help snuff out the danger. Just after the half-hour mark, Balotelli again got the better of the England offside trap, but his first-time volley was straight at his club mate Hart. Roy Hodgson's men hadn't been in Italy's half for a few minutes, but had the chance to break and when Rooney and Welbeck linked up well on the edge of the Italy box. The younger United forward finished the move with a shot at goal but failed to trouble Buffon as the ball drifted over. However, it was Prandelli's team who were enjoying more of the ball, and had another chance through Antonio Cassano. Finding space in between the defence and midfield, the AC Milan man turned and delivered a bending strike on target. Hart had to be alert to deal with it, claiming at the second attempt. It was a combination of Joleon Lescott and Terry who denied what looked to be a certain opener with the half-time break approaching. Pirlo, largely dictating play in midfield, found Cassano wide of England's goal just inside the six-yard area, he nodded back onto the danger-zone to Balotelli, but the Three Lions pair hooked away before he could shoot. Three minutes into the second half, England were again caught out at the back as a looping header found De Rossi unmarked inside the six yard box following an Italy corner. He snatched at his shot on the turn, though, putting the ball wide and letting England off the hook. Hart's goal continued to lead a charmed life when the stopper made a double-save shortly after from two Balotelli strikes, then Riccardo Montolivo volleyed a rebound over the bar from close-range. England needed a change to prevent the Azzurri taking a stronger foothold in the game and on the hour Hodgson brought on Andy Carroll and Theo Walcott in place of Welbeck and Milner. The change almost yielded a goal, too, when the Arsenal winger chipped in a cross towards Carroll. Though it was behind the Liverpool man, he was able to help into the path of Young who struck first time but saw his effort deflected wide for a corner. As the game went into its final ten minutes, Italy made two substitutes and the first of those, Diamanti, was straight into the action, firing at Hart's goal with a fierce left foot strike that stung the keeper's hands. The other replacement, Nocerino, had a chance too, latching on to Marchisio's ball over the top but his shot was blocked by Glen Johnson, marshalling the Milan midfielder well. It was almost a 'Roy of the Rovers' moment, though, as England enjoyed a late attack into injury time. Carroll knocked Cole's cross down for Rooney, and with his back to goal he attempted the overhead shot – which United fans have seen him pull off – but the ball blazed over the bar and the game moved into extra-time. Italy dominated extra-time with a tired England team seemingly happy to play for penalties. Balotelli had a couple of shots, neither causing any anguish, while Diamanti brushed the post with a cross-shot. And when Nocerino's close-range header that found the back of the net was ruled out for offside, some would have been forgiven for thinking it could be England's night. And when Montolivo pulled Italy's second penalty wide to give Hodgson's men the upper-hand, a shock win looked on. But Pirlo, peerless on the night, steadied the Azzurri ship with his crafty kick and they remained clinical from the spot and England once again missed out. Penalties: 1-0 Balotelli bottom left (ITA) 1-1 Gerrard bottom left (ENG) 1-1 Montolivo puts wide of the left post (ITA) 1-2 Rooney tucks into the left corner (ENG) 2-2 Pirlo with a cheeky chip down the middle (ITA) 2-2 Ashley Young smashes the crossbar (ENG) 3-2 Nocerino finds the bottom left corner (ITA) 3-2 Buffon saves Ashley Cole's shot towards the bottom right (ENG) 4-2 Alessandro Diamanti delivers the final blow, bottom left (ITA)


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MIAMI (October 6, 2012)--A new tropical depression formed Saturday in the eastern Pacific, but it poses no threat to land, the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said.
The depression was about 845 miles southwest of the southern tip of Baja California with maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour and it was moving west at 10 miles per hour.
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Alice + Olivia Designer Stacey Bendet Talks the Trends
With a few (massive) storms already under our belt, there is no denying the necessary change in our wardrobes. Its okay though, this season is all about fun things like print on print, bold pops of color, touches of leather, and glitzy ensembles. We caught up with Alice + Olivia designer Stacey Bendet and hair extraordinaire Anthony Cole of Sebastian Professional, to get the low down on the hottest trends for the chilly weather:
Go Goth. Bendets Fall 2012 line incorporates a dramatic Gothic look with a feminine twist. Try it out by mixing leather and lace as the hard and soft elements. Cole recommends a deep, dark lip and sexy, textured hair to complement the style. You can incorporate two different types of textures by loosely curling your hair, and pulling it back into a ponytail. Use Sebastian Trilliant protection and Sparkle Complex before you curl, in order to create body. For even more drama, slick the sides of your hair back using Sebastians Shine Crafter, before pulling it back.
Add a Pop of Color. Dreary weather affects our wardrobe, as well as our state of mind. Brighten up your look and your mood by adding pops of color to gray and black outfits. Bendet, a self-proclaimed lover of color, recommends pairing a bright top with black leather pants. Accessories are another fun way to incorporate bold hues into your fall wardrobe. When playing with this style, Cole suggests keeping the hair simple and sophisticated by pulling it back into a low bun or ponytail with an ever-so-subtle pompadour.
Mix Those Prints. Print on print is a fun way to liven up your look and take a bit of a fashion risk. Bendets favorite prints to mix are stripes and florals. It can be difficult pairing floral with floral, so if its your first time mixing and matching, Bendet suggests trying two completely different patterns. Cole advises to let the outfit do all the talking by keeping the hair simple. Try a high topknot thats both sophisticated and easy to achieve.
Sport a Sequin. Sequins are a fall essential, perfect for a night out. And with the holidays right around the corner, they are a perfectly appropriate and festive go-to. Bendets collection showcases several glitzy stunners that are sure to make any girl light up from the inside out. She recommends intensifying the look by mixing textures that put the shimmer on display. Try pairing your favorite sequin dress with leather gloves or a fur stole. Cole suggests keeping the look sultry with wavy hair worn down and only slightly done. Think bed head a la Kate Moss. Bonus Tip: Transition this trend into daytime by pairing a sequin top with a tailored blazer and sleek bun!
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The UMUC Community Says, "Take Advantage of the UMUC Experience"
UMUC's students, alumni, faculty, and staff share their experience concerning student services, academic programs, advising, and more. Take a moment to read about the experiences from people who make up the UMUC community.
Career Services at Work
"After attending the Virtual Job Search Strategies workshop Fall 2010, I am more confident in using social media in my job search. Before attending the event, I was hesitant to adopt social media for networking and job search purposes. One of the Career Services tips for leveraging social media was to select a lane when using media such as Facebook and Twitter. Since attending the event, I have created a LinkedIn account, elected to use my Facebook account for recreational purposes only and am now following employers on Twitter, which provides more real-time access to job leads and industry information."
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—Maria Schwartz, Doctor of Management Student
Community College Students Can Benefit from a UMUC Degree
"UMUC has partnerships with community colleges throughout the country. Through our Alliance program, students can make an easy transition towards their degree, with many benefits included. Scholarships and financial aid are available, and your application fee is waived upon applying. Through our Alliance program, students have been able to adapt and move forward with great confidence in their future."
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Peter was brought up in Newcastle. His mother came from Seahouses and the family would holiday there. Peter's father made him a rowing boat when he was 11 and he spent his time in the harbour with his friends.
Peter was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 16 February 2006. The interview took place at Ouseburn Heritage Centre and lasted 14 minutes and 58 seconds.
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"Managed to get a few friends together, were pulling our resources to get a few of these old boats, have them fitted out as they were perhaps back in the 1940s and 50s"
Managed to get a few friends together, were pulling our resources to get a few of these old boats, have them fitted out as they were perhaps back in the 1940s and 50s, they were very colourful, the boats, locally, unlike boats in other parts of the country, strangely, it was an old tradition having them smart; beautiful lettering and a lot of attractive features. There was, I think there was a lot more pride in the boats on the Northumbrian coast than there was in much of the country, I dont know why, but perhaps we can retain a bit of that pride by restoring these old vessels and keeping them on the coast of Northumberland.
They were used for crab potting and line fishing, mainly and they perhaps might not have been used all the way through the year. They would do some salmon in the summer, it would vary according to the season what could be done, and perhaps a few months the boats wouldnt work at all. But I think some of the traditions have changed, and the availability of fish, the markets have changed, and its not working the same way. Salmon is not so plentiful, I believe, a lot of the salmon licences have disappeared so the small boats are disappearing as they cant make the ends meet now.
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May 22, 2012 — Memorial Day always brings family outings to the lake or the woods, barbecues, the Indianapolis 500, billed as the greatest spectacle in racing, and a three-day federal holiday weekend for most citizens.
But those fun-filled, lighthearted and exciting events are not the reason for the holiday celebrated across the nation next Monday, May 28.
Memorial Day is actually much more somber as we recognize the ultimate sacrifice of every soldier who died defending the United States in every war the country has ever fought.
All across our great land, American flags will decorate the graves of veterans, and many citizens will remember the contribution made by those who gave everything to preserve and protect the freedoms we enjoy today.
Veterans' organizations will hold Memorial Day ceremonies at many cemeteries, including those in Susanville.
We encourage you to take a few minutes to attend one of these ceremonies and get a fuller experience and understanding of the holiday's true meaning.
Generally, the ceremonies are brief but moving and some even include a 21-gun salute — the highest honor the nation can render to its fallen warfighters.
Attending such an event will leave you feeling patriotic and still give you time to spend the rest of the day involved in more festive pursuits.
Local celebrations include the placement of flags on veteran gravesites at 6 a.m. at Diamond Crest Cemetery, a memorial service and a 21-gun salute at 8 a.m. at the Old Pioneer Cemetery in Susanville, the posting of flags on veterans' gravesites at 9 a.m. at the Lassen Cemetery in Susanville and an 11 a.m. ceremony at Diamond Crest cemetery.
For more information on Memorial Day events, call the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2381 at 251-8192.
Enjoy yourselves on this holiday weekend, but don't forget Memorial Day is the day we remember those who lost their lives defending our precious American way of life.
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The day the switchy died...
Match8 & HenkDawg...laughing our arses off...drinking Budweiser products!!!
The day the switchy died...
Match8 & HenkDawg...laughing our arses off...drinking Budweiser products!!!
OK. It happens.
Sometimes a vehicle is pulled by a competitors vehicle.
I'll confess.
My 06 Ford F-150 5.4 Ltr 4x4, was parked on my front lawn. This morning, It wouldn't move.
My fault I didn't rock it.
A Friend of mine was more than happy to bring his S-10 Chevy Truck over to pull me out.
He took Poloroids of the event.
The shots taken don't prove a thing.
I admit, openly, I was stuck in my front yard.
Why dismiss the truth.
He's still a Friend, but not as close as we once were. The Bastage.LOL
He's gonna post pics.
WOWA now that came outta left field.. And if you remember i blew a belt and the belt hit my coolent line and cracked a hole in the line.... it was not broke. i had it up and running as soon as i got a new hose. funny part was watching you guys race back to tow me home.
It was about time a skidon't finaly towed me back instead of me towing a skidont back 50 miles. I think the avrage was 20 miles a tow.
Sorry Scott...we were looking at pictures on Paul's computer after doing some tweaking on the sleds and the beer got the best of us.
It's not very often we see the main tow sled being towed in! Paul and I were laughing like a couple of drunken school boys when we hit enter on the post. I think drinking and playing on the computer is as wrong as drinking and driving. They just don't mix well.
Yet another priceless picture. Beer, the evil beverage, digital camera, the enemy!


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Chuck Liddell is a Quitter; Could Still Kick Your Ass
Our resident MMA expert Turd Ferguson addresses the recent retirement of MMA legend Chuck Liddell.
The MMA world was shocked, SHOCKED, I tellz ya, to learn this week that Brock Lesnar is considering a huge payday from his former employer, World Wrestling Entertainment ("Entertainment?" How many times do we need to see Triple H and Randy Orton go at it on "Raw?" Also, what happened to that sexy little Melina? She won't even return my threatening emails!), to get back into the squared circle to battle the Undertaker at WrestleMania 27.
For Dana White, in order to keep attracting high buy rates, he needs big names to sell his events. So, Lesnar's departure won't help, unless the next UFC is setup like "The Producers" (don't quote me on that, I'm not a theater guy — six years of tap, two of jazz).
Nor will this: the unofficial has been made official: Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell has called it quits after years of taking beatings that would make Apollo Creed and Rocky Balboa clamor for Obamacare.
For most of his career, Liddell doled out punishment that would make "Zed" from "Pulp Fiction" proud. Known for his knockout power, Liddell tore through the light heavyweight division when he first broke into the UFC in 1998. Unfortunately, after dropping the light heavyweight belt to Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in 2007, Liddell has never really looked the same, kinda like Pam Anderson.
Liddell last fought in June against Rich Franklin, who won the bout despite breaking his arm (BREAKING NEWS: MMA fighters are tough). On a more serious note, Liddell is a legend in UFC, and his battles with Randy Couture did more to raise the profile of UFC than almost any other fight, except perhaps Shamrock v. Ortiz. Still, it was a little painful to see Liddell getting pounded in the octagon his last couple outings as Dana White vowed he would not promote another Liddell fight again. Considering Liddell was never someone who took his training too seriously, it's amazing his career has lasted this long. Even though he changed his workouts later in his career, Liddell's hard-charging style became obsolete in a sport that is quickly evolving into an elite discipline; much like that sex scene in "Eyes Wide Shut" (where can I get masks like what Tom Cruise was wearing?).
Liddell is sticking around the sport because Dana White takes care of "his" guys (I'm looking at you Randy!). Officially, his title will now be "Vice President of Business Development," but don't be surprised if you also see Liddell doing commentary at future UFC PPVs, or conducting interviews. Best of luck to the Iceman, and here's a good example of my expectations for Liddell's interviews moving forward:


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LeBron James is donating $1 million to his old high school for upgrades to turn its antiquated gymnasium into a state-of-the-art facility. The gymnasium at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School opened in 1959 — and the floor's dimensions were not even to regulation. The new gymnasium will be called "The LeBron James Arena."
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LeBron James said he always knew if he became an NBA star, at some point in his life he would make sure the antiquated gymnasium at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School was renovated.
Now the challenge could be sticking to his budget.
The three-time NBA Most Valuable Player now with the Miami Heat has donated $1 million for a state-of-the-art gym at his alma mater that is slated for completion this fall.
Built in 1958 and opened Feb. 16, 1959, the old gym cost $270,000, the equivalent of $2.16 million today. Its court measured 84 feet by 50 feet, not the 94 by 50 size being constructed now.
It's great to see LeBron James continuing to give back to his community. He is beloved in Akron and he's certainly given the community reason to continue to root for its hometown hero. Maybe the citizens of Akron will be able to root him on in a Cleveland Cavaliers jersey when he can opt out of his contract after next season with the Miami Heat. Never say never.
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as a former akron native, now in southwest florida, it has been great to follow lebron, but even greater to see pat riley put all this together. lebron deserves all his awards, it is truly impressive to see what he does for akron , god bless him for not forgetting where he came.
Very Proud Lebron is Giving Back to Our High School . I too Graduated from St. V-M in '82 .
But the Date of Gym being Built is Wrong !
St. V-M was Built in 1973-74 , After the Old St. Vincent High ,Next to St. Vincent Church ,Had 3 separate Fires . Then ,is When They Moved to Other Side of Maple St. & Built the New St.Vincent-St. Mary H.S. St.Mary merged with Us , to Keep Both High Schools going .
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In the 60's he hitched and strummed his way around Ireland several times and got to love the music. In the 70s he was into Folk in places like Worcester and Derby. In the 80s he wrote and sang for whoever had a cause, steel workers, miners, anti-apartheid, CND. Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire - Derbyshire, wherever! He played the Albert Hall and turned down Blackpool Winter Gardens. There was work for TV and he teamed up in Northern Clouds, Red G'zunders, Moaning Minnies and Young and O'Toole. The next 20 years were less musical, although he always wrote and played and filled a couple of carrier bags with unheard songs. Now he is back to plague audiences who have had it too easy for too long. Here he is once more,presenting a mixture of middle-aged angst and post-dated polemics. The Grey Picker rides again! Long may he strum!
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Vivace is great food, excellent service at a reasonable price.
Hosted Japanese counterparts along with our manufacturing team - nine people total. Felix handled the table in his usual superb way. Japanese felt right at home, enjoyed the food and appreciated the personal attention. Another winning night.
Lunch was delicious, the window table perfect and the wait staff friendly and attentive. Wonderful choice to celebrate grandma's 95th birthday.
Candace took good care of us, providing outstanding service and remarkable food as usual. My wife enjoyed the pork Marsala , I very much enjoyed the antipasti followed by excellent swordfish and Italian greens salad. Tirimisu dessert topped off a truly fine meal. Thank you.
Vivace had delicious food. Being a graduate student money is a little tight, but for a special occasion it was worth the splurge. Be ready to spend a fair amount of time there, the food and the service was at times a little slow but it seemed to go with the atmosphere. It is certainly more of a place to sit and talk over a second glass of wine before dinner arrives than a place to get a meal on a time crunch..
Like always, Vivace is not disappointing GREAT FOOD and good People!!!!!
I had been to Vivace several times, and last week I took 4 friends along. None had eaten there, and they were all so appreciative of the creative menu, good service and freshness of the ingredients. It's probably my favorite place in Tucson.
We had a fine time, introducing my good friend's daughter to Vivace. She was particularly impressed with the elegance & ambiance of the restaurant as well as with the attentiveness of our waitress, Candace, who as usual went out of her way for us with helpful suggestions and recommendations for dessert. Thank you.
The food was great and the table sitting was perfect. Recommend for anyone.
The food at Vivace is the best Italian food in Tucson, and I'm Italian, so I'm very choosy. It is a great place to meet friends for a delicious dinner and the service is always spot on. For me, the inside noise level is horribly distracting, and next time, I will ask for Patio seating. It was hard to hear the conversation and if you're going to spend a couple of hours there, the noise actually becomes annoying. The patio is lovely, off the street and from October to May is a delightful temperature and ambience.
consistently outstanding.......same staff for several years caterto your every whim !
This was the first time we visited Vivace's for lunch. The food was very good but the service was rushed. Our plates were laid and the server was quickly off to another task. Albeit, there was a special event drawing many people in the adjoining area, but at Vivace's, we have been accustomed to great customer service and it was just off a bit. No reason to stop going but beware of unusual events in the nearby venues.
My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Branzini special while I was overwhelmed by the roasted shrimp entree. Both dishes were perfectly prepared and were presented in an outstanding manner. We also enjoyed a bottle of fine wine and finished the meal with tiramisu. Kudos to the chef as well as the entire staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and will be back again.
This is my favorite #1 Italian restaurant in Tucson. The food is always consistent and outstanding . You can go back time after time and have the same dish and it will be exactly like the time before. Definitely worth a try...you won't be disappointed. Service is excellent, too. They always seem to have the correct number of staff for the evening and many of the staff members have been there a long time...a big plus in my book.
Food is exceptional! We had the stuffed pork chop and lasagnette with a good bottle of wine. Perfect dinner, great service and ambiance. What more could you want?
It is like walking into a place in Italy. The service was hospitable accommodating a vegan request at the last minute. It was only grilled veggies with pasta but still impressive. The menu has so many great things to choose. The crab stuffed chicken has been my favorite for over 10 years.
Good greeting, choice of table, wine slow in coming, escargo/artichoke wonderful but oh so rich, penne/saugage excellent and enough that it covered dinner at home next night. We'll be back
I greatly enjoyed the antipasto and my wife enjoyed the breaded chicken breast. Another wonderful meal at vivace. Thank you
One of the high lights of moving back to Tucson from Toronto is being able to have a wonderful meal at Vivace. Vivace is a world class restaurant.
Such a relaxing delight to dine here. A professional staff--inside and outside the kitchen--with a lovely setting as well. Some new interpretations of old classics and some new creations as well. Always hard choices to be made on a menu that is so varied. A wine list that compliments the food aspects of the evening, with a comfortable range of prices for every budget. A dedicated management on the premises overseeing all that is in play. A consistently outstanding experience--indoors or out on a great patio.
Brought a date and had a wonderful evening. The food was by far the best I've had in Tucson. We had a wonderful evening. Definitely will be back!
Had a wonderful lunch and great time with my family following a highly successful car show held on the plaza. Our waiter Jim was fantastic and the meal was the best ever. Thanks so much!
Extensive wine list. Service was excellent. My water glass was never less than half full. Nice setting inside or out. Stuffed shrimp was my pick. Dining companion had pasta dish with artichokes, spinach and mushrooms. He said sauces are superb here and I agree. We shared tiramisu for dessert. Yummy! All of the desserts looked fabulous.
My favorite restaurant in Tucson. The service, food and ambience never vary. It was my favorite on Grand and Swan, my favorite at St. Phillips and will continue to be my go-to place where ever they move next.
My two co-workers and I went to lunch to celebrate the end of a long, frustrating project. For two hours, we visited over the best wine and food in Tucson. I returned to work feeling as if I had just been at a spa all day and had one of the most productive afternoons that I've ever had. Vivace truly allowed us to escape reality for a couple of hours and it did all three of us a world of good.
Always a treat to eat here. Wonderful experience and special location for just couple or with friends.
Have been going to this families restaurants since the 1960's in New Jersey. Every selection is prepared perfectly and consistently.
Overall first rate location with fine food, particularly the veal. Waiter staff well-trained and stable. A worthy experience.
Had fresh steamed mussels from Prince Edward Island in a lemon/wine broth. Fresh, tender mussels & crisp french bread to dip. Ate every bite. DELICIOUS. Waiter also prepared fresh decaf coffee... Lovely lunch on the patio on a beautiful day.
Consistently best food and service. A pleasure each time and I highly recommend.
A very nice dinning experience; a little noisey with the bar area near some tables
I always look forward to a meal at Vivache because I know that everything will be great. The food, service and ambience are terrific. The only issue is that parking can be confusing.
My wife and I look forward to dining at Vivace whenever we visit Tucson, Arizona. Vivace is one of Tucson's most popular restaurants, and reservations at least three to four days ahead are essential, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. We feel like we are stepping into a restaurant in Italy, both for the decor and the aromas. The service was attentive; our busboy brought water and fresh bread and pesto immediately and our wait person also came to our table soon to explain the menu and take our wine order. Vivace always has a delicious special soup. Everything we have tried at Vivace has been delicious, whether from the menu or a special. Vivace will be moving to a new location in February or March. We look forward to trying it.
What a treat to take visitors to what may be Tucson's finest Italian spot. Energetic service, moderate prices and a kitchen quality unmatched in this market. Daily specials surprise and delight and the wide range of traditional as well as new Northern Italian menu items makes choosing hard but enjoying easy. Reserve early!
Husbands had not ever been to Vivace's but my girlfriend and I had eaten there several times, lunch & dinner with girlfriends. We were celebrating her 70th and she picked the Place. Both husbands thought the food was outstanding. Candace was our server, she was excellent. Now both husbands would agree to came back again even though they felt it was a little pricey.
The four of us had a fine time. Long time friends returning from their summer home in Maine, were very pleased with the fare. We enjoyed the fabulous Vivace signature breaded chicken breast, the excellent sliced beef tenderloin and the and the wonderful fillet of swordfish. We even took some tirimisu home for dessert. Thank you for a marvelous meal. We'll be back, soon.
This restaurant is consistently good! Our party of four was welcomed warmly. We were seated promptly at a quiet table, as requested. Our waiter treated us like family. One could just sit and eat the bread and pesto all night! But greater things are still to come! Crab stuffed chicken breast was crisp and yummy! Pork tenderloin was fantastic! Friend requested something not on the dinner menu-no problem! Seafood lasagna was light (but not sure we'd order it again). Will definitely return!
Our friends were unable to use their season tickets to the Arizona Theater (great seats) for one performance and gave us their tickets. We wanted to take them to lunch - a special lunch - and Vivace fit the bill to a tee. Thanks for living up to your fine reputation.
Vivace has been my favorite restaurant for the past 20 years since moving to Tucson. The food is ALWAYS delicious, the ambience is perfect, and the service is the best I've observed in any restaurant I've visited. Some of the waiters have been with Vivace since my first visit - it's like family.
Vivace was wonderful! They adjusted our reservation time and our server was amazing and the food was so delicious! Wish there was a location in Phoenix!
Vivace delivered service that was only rates second to the magnificent cuisine.
Took a special couple there and they had not been there for lunch. They truly enjoyed lunch and were impressed with the birthday slice of tiramisu.
Just a professional establishment from service to quality of the food. Can't go wrong.
The three of us had a fine time - delicious meals, excellent, attentive service. The Arctic Char was simply superb, thank you.
I meet a friend for lunch at Vivace every couple of months. If it is not too hot, the outdoor patio is a wonderful place to sit but the dining room is nice too. The food is consistently great. I'm always intrigued by the specials but stuck on my favorite salad for lunch - Grilled chicken with mixed greens. They also have wonderful pesto/olive oil dip for the great bread that they serve. The service is attentive and always good. I recommend Vivace highly for lunch - now I need to go there for dinner!
I was pleasantly surprised that Vivace was as good as it was. Excellent service, they where really patient with us :). The food came fast, was of the highest quality and with attention to detail. My food allergy was also taken seriously. Staff was friendly and helpful. The only thing that was not top notch was the creme brule I had for desert, but other deserts where excellent. It could be a little cheaper because it is located in Tucson, but totally worth it nonetheless.
The three of us each ordered a different pasta dish and tasted each others dinners. All three were outstanding, flavorful dishes.
Exactly what we have come to expect of Vivace: excellent food, great wines to pair with that food, superb service. We took friends who had never been, and they were truly delighted. It is fun to bring friends here and watch their enthusiastic responses to the whole package. Vivace never disappoints.
We had heard great things about Vivace and were thrilled with our experience there. The wait staff was friendly and prompt, without being overbearing. They were wonderful. The only reason I gave them four stars instead of five was because they accidentally double-charged us for some food, so I had to dispute the bill. They took it right off and were apologetic. The food was outstanding. The beef tenderloin and sea bass special were true masterpieces, Overall, it was an outstanding experience.
Tucson's best... Italian... A real treat... Been many times


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Craftsman 208cc* Dual Rotating Rear Tine Tiller w/ Electric Start Non CA
Item# 07123000000 | Model# 23000Clearance. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken.
While supplies last
Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions and Capacity: | |
Fuel Capacity (gal.): | 0.58 |
Maximum Till Width (in.): | 18 |
Tine Height (in.): | 13 |
Wheel Diameter (In.): | 16 |
Width (in.): | 18 |
Depth Stake: | Adjustable |
Color and Styling: | |
Color/Finish: | Black |
Product Overview: | |
General Warranty: | 2 year full |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 262 |
Number of Tilling Blades: | 4 |
Tine Rotation: | Dual Rotating Tines |
Coverage: | |
Coverage Area (Sq. Ft.): | 1000 |
Drive System: | |
Power Reverse: | Yes |
Number of Forward Speeds: | 1 |
Motor-Engine: | |
Electronic Ignition: | Yes |
Engine Brand: | Craftsman |
Horsepower: | N/A |
Engine Displacement (cc): | 208 |
Descriptions: | |
Tiller Type: | Rear Tine |
Certifications: | |
CARB Compliant: | Not Compliant with Cali. Air Resource Board |
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
Adjustable swing handle — 3-position adjustable for the ultimate flexibility in comfort and control while tilling.
- 208cc* OHV Craftsman® engine is designed for reliability and performance; OHV runs cooler and assures years of reliable performance
- Electric start — No pulling necessary
- Heavy duty chain drive transmission offers forward and reverse operation. The powerful, long lasting design drives tines in forward mode and makes transport effortless in reverse mode
- 18 in. tilling width saves time and is ideal for tilling larger areas
- Four 13 in. heat-treated steel, dual rotating tines; great for cultivating as well as for breaking hard ground
- Dual rotating, rear tine design is easy to operate for small or large jobs; wheels pull the tiller forward against the dual rotating tines, providing the power to break up heavy uncultivated soil
- 3-position adjustable swing-over-handle with foam grips; ultimate flexibility in comfort and control while tilling or transporting
- Steel serrated rear tine shield and adjustable side tine shields cover tines, protecting feet, vegetation, and reducing the amount of dust and debris thrown by the rotating action
- Heavy-duty front counter weight increases weight on the wheels, improve balance, and enhance tilling
- Spring-loaded adjustable depth stake controls a range of tilling depths with ease
- 16 in. pneumatic agricultural tires with free-wheel and locked-wheel positions create greater traction in cultivated and muddy soil, and provide easy transport
- 2-year full warranty
*As rated by engine manufacturer
Added on December 10, 2010
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Those benefits were not conditioned on the positive or negative content of the review.
Most Helpful Reviews
I have this model without electric start purchased 12/2010. Tiller was used for the first time a few days ago and possibly the last time. Manual says to run tines forward in soft ground ......ya right if you want to run and chase it. If you run tines in reverse in soft ground and it buries itself, tires even dig in and won't pull it, it will even dig enough to come near to tipping on it's side. Tilling a straight line is impossible, keep your hoe because you won't till your garden with this after your crop is up. This tiller is 10x harder to use than a front tine. I have tried many adjustment's and can't make it work like I think it should, I have a 30 plus year occupation in farming grain so I'm not mechanically challenged. I Hate it don't waste your money. I am going to try to get my money back, thinking I won't get far with this. Do Not Buy One.
Wahpeton, ND
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1. Make sure you tighten ALL nuts, bolts, screws, springs and anything else that can be tightened!!! You'll thank yourself in the morning! 2. Designer of the handle bar should be asked "What are the advantages of this particular design, hmmm?" The handle bars are just, just, well just poorly designed! Engaging and to maintain tilling with this design is a not good and, oh so cumbersome. What a concept...put the clutch handle UNDERNEATH THE HANDLE BAR for crying out loud! If you one, you should find out what I mean. Two separate gargoyle-style handle bars sticking out at the operator is unacceptable, at best! Use the SAME "DUAL-HANDLE/CLUTCH" DESIGN on you less expensive tillers. Try to make a 180 degree turn on the headland...you'll hurt yourself trying so don't try it! 3. Excellent starter! Speaking of another starter (electric). Unless your garden or tilling area is within a credible distance from an outlet, OK. Consider this. How many gardeners load up their tillers and take them to their garden to do their work? If "LAWNBOY" can put a pretty good battery on the mowers then it should be a snap (not snapper). All the electric starter is drive the cost of this unit up by about $150.00. Question that amount? OK, try to order one from Sears Parts. 4. Last but not least...the @#%$%$%$% DRIVE BELT! If you don't want to put something to adjust the **** thing the machine will do one of two things...spin off or grind itself to death! You should know about the second situation because you WILL see blue smoke and sense the sense the smell of burning rubber! Can your technicians or engineers find a harder way to change the **** drive belt? You've done a wonderful job so far! Taking off the shield...no problem...after you take off the **** tire! I believe you will find that instruction in your owners manual. Solution? Make a cut-out in the shield that opens up the fastener right behind the wheel. It did with a dremel tool and I thought I had invented something revolutionary! Other than the above I kind-of, sort-of, maybe I do, maybe it don't like this tiller. Calls, e-mails, letters from Sears Corp. or design engineer very welcome. I would love to visit with you! Thanks and have a nice Sears Day! tps
Jackson, MO
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I bought the tiller and used it for the first time and it was a lot to handle. If I would have read the manual first I would have known that if you run the tines in reverse and the wheels in forward the tiller operates very smooth and manageable. It is still a little tough to maneuver in tight places but, hey it's a lot of tiller. It does a great job on my 40 x 40 garden. I am pleased with the tiller.
Corvallis, MT
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Love it! Powerful,fast, whats not to love?
Buffalo Gap, TX
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starts on 1st pull every time,,,even straight out of the box
Fort Collins, CO
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Had to replace my worn out seventeen year old 8HP 21? tiller, so far this is a big improvement. Starts easily without electric start. Electric start uses a power cord plugged in to a wall outlet, no on board battery to lug around or replace after a few years. I really like the swing handle so you can walk to side of tilled dirt. Much easier to handle than old tiller. Does a good job!
Lubbock, TX
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This seems to be a pretty well built tiller, however, if I'd have know the STUPID engineering they've put into the electric start, I would not have bought this thing. You can't just turn a key, or mash a button and start it. The starter is 120 volt electric, and has to be plugged into a wall socket, in order to use the electric start...Don't waste your money on this, if you're looking for convenient electric start.
Seguin, TX
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I purchased this Sears Tiller about 10 months ago. I needed to prepare my yard for putting down 35 pallets of sod. My house was just build and the land had been a pasture and part quarry. This tiller worked perfectly. I tilled the ground down to about 7 inches. The soil consisted of hard packed soil, many rocks and large boulder. Some of the boulders were over 40Lbs but the tiller just pop them out and never broke a share pin. After I finished the yard I cleared a small aircraft runway across my property. That was a challenge but the tiller came through. My neighbor saw how well it worked and borrowed it to put in his garden. Maybe I got a better tiller than some of other reviewers but I am very pleased with mine and it continues to work great.
Minburn, IA
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I have this model without electric start purchased 12/2010. Tiller was used for the first time a few days ago and possibly the last time. Manual says to run tines forward in soft ground ......ya right if you want to run and chase it. If you run tines in reverse in soft ground and it buries itself, tires even dig in and won't pull it, it will even dig enough to come near to tipping on it's side. Tilling a straight line is impossible, keep your hoe because you won't till your garden with this after your crop is up. This tiller is 10x harder to use than a front tine. I have tried many adjustment's and can't make it work like I think it should, I have a 30 plus year occupation in farming grain so I'm not mechanically challenged. I Hate it don't waste your money. I am going to try to get my money back, thinking I won't get far with this. Do Not Buy One.
Dallas, TX
via sears.com
This is the worst tiller on the market! After only one season hasn't got enough power to dig in lose sand! Over rated and I wouldn't waste my money on it, way over priced investment. Wouldn't give them $0.02 for one agin!
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Sales of that bureaucratic coinage, Indian-made foreign liquor, are growing moderately. Sales of "foreign-made foreign liquor" in the country are growing much faster, on the other hand. Mr Mallya's breweries supply half the liquor Indians quaff, but they can't brew the stuff the country's newly rich is thirsting for. He tried breaking into the closed club of Scotch manufacturers by buying one of them, White & Mackay, but it's not the same as having the portfolio of brands Diageo has. United Spirits has not been able to take its brands abroad because the Scotch Whisky Association does consider molasses-based Indian spirits as whisky. Mr Mallya was facing headwinds at home and in potential new markets. It was a good time to cash out. He gets cash to pump into his bleeding airline, if he chooses to, and his residual stake in the liquor business could become much more valuable with Diageo in the saddle.
The holding pattern of the group companies suggests Mr Mallya will get a third of what he needs to get Kingfisher Airlines back in the air. If he wants to push more of the Diageo deal proceeds towards the airline business, he must rethink the value proposition Kingfisher Airlines was bringing to the industry. The airline was designed to give Indians a rich flying experience, which did not find enough takers in the price-conscious Indian market. Having made billions in non-premium liquor, Mr Mallya's experience with aspirational air travel has obviously not worked. If Kingfisher flies again it will be a different bird, with lessons learnt from frugal carriers that have not burned gaping holes in their owners' pockets. Part of the hype Mr Mallya created around his airline is due to the ban on advertising liquor in the country. With a receding need for surreptitious advertising — Kingfisher Airlines derives its name from United Spirits' flagship beer brand — the airline could be carrying less baggage in its second avatar. But it is an open question whether Mr Mallya will want to rescue his airline. Had liquidating businesses been an easier process than it is in India, workers, lenders and shareholders of Kingfisher Airlines may have been spared some of the agony they are undergoing.


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Aksel L. Hallin, a physics professor at Queen's University and the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory, gives this description:
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A neutrino is a subatomic particle that is very similar to an electron, but has no electrical charge and a very small mass, which might even be zero. Neutrinos are one of the most abundant particles in the universe. Because they have very little interaction with matter, however, they are incredibly difficult to detect. Nuclear forces treat electrons and neutrinos identically; neither participate in the strong nuclear force, but both participate equally in the weak nuclear force. Particles with this property are termed leptons. In addition to the electron (and it's anti-particle, the positron), the charged leptons include the muon (with a mass 200 times greater than that of the electron), the tau (with mass 3,500 times greater than that of the electron) and their anti-particles.
Both the muon and the tau, like the electron, have accompanying neutrinos, which are called the muon-neutrino and tau-neutrino. The three neutrino types appear to be distinct: For instance, when muon-neutrinos interact with a target, they will always produce muons, and never taus or electrons. In particle interactions, although electrons and electron-neutrinos can be created and destroyed, the sum of the number of electrons and electron-neutrinos is conserved. This fact leads to dividing the leptons into three families, each with a charged lepton and its accompanying neutrino.
To detect neutrinos, very large and very sensitive detectors are required. Typically, a low-energy neutrino will travel through many light-years of normal matter before interacting with anything. Consequently, all terrestrial neutrino experiments rely on measuring the tiny fraction of neutrinos that interact in reasonably sized detectors. For example, in the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory, a 1000 ton heavy water solar-neutrino detector picks up about 1012 neutrinos each second. About 30 neutrinos per day are detected.
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Wolfgang Pauli first postulated the existance of the neutrino in 1930. At that time, a problem arose because it seemed that both energy and angular momentum were not conserved in beta-decay. But Pauli pointed out that if a non-interacting, neutral particle--a neutrino--were emitted, one could recover the conservation laws. The first detection of neutrinos did not occur until 1955, when Clyde Cowan and Frederick Reines recorded anti-neutrinos emitted by a nuclear reactor.
Natural sources of neutrinos include the radioactive decay of primordial elements within the earth, which generate a large flux of low-energy electron-anti-neutrinos. Calculations show that about 2 percent of the sun's energy is carried away by neutrinos produced in fusion reactions there. Supernovae too are predominantly a neutrino phenomenon, because neutrinos are the only particles that can penetrate the very dense material produced in a collapsing star; only a small fraction of the available energy is converted to light. It is possible that a large fraction of the dark matter of the universe consists of primordial, Big Bang neutrinos.