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Windcrest TX Real Estate & Homes For Sale23 Properties Found
The median home value in Windcrest, TX is $151,900.
This is
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the county median home value of $107,200.
The national median home value is $152,300.
The average price of homes sold in Windcrest, TX is $151,900.
Approximately 77.41% of Windcrest homes are owned,
compared to 13.25% rented, while
9.34% are vacant.
Windcrest real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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$285,0008711 Golden Pt Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Northeast, REALTORS
View additional infoLarge home on cul-de-sac. Split plan with Luxury Master upstairs and Second Master down. Living/Dining or all Living; Game room; very roomy Kitchen and Breakfast; Family Room with Fireplace; Study. This home has 6 Full Bathrooms. Carpet recently replaced; freshly painted interiors; Large yard with mature trees. Fourth bedroom or game room. $249,5006018 Windhaven Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Preferred, REALTORS
View additional infoINGROUND POOL! Absolutely stunning one story immaculately maintained & tastefully updated! Rich, wood floors in formal living/dining & bedrooms! Kitchen features GRANITE counters & sleek black appliances! Spacious family room w/ vaulted, beamed ceiling & cozy gas fireplace! Step outside to the covered patio overlooking private backyard & sparkling POOL w/ masonry fence! Master w/ outside access & his & her closets! Renovated secondary bath w/ GORGEOUS claw foot tub, pedestal sinks & travertine floor! WOW! $229,5006410 Vista Butte Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Global Realty Group
View additional infoPRICED TO SELL! Ranch Style Home, with Upgrades such as , Granite Countertops in all rooms, Walk-In closets, Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floor in Dining Area, Travertine Tile Floor, Garden Tub in Master with Whirlpool, Walk-In Closets, Covered and Enclosed Back Room leading to Backyard, Mature Trees and Landscape, Moen Faucets throughout, Honey Onyx Floor in Showers. Close to RAFB, Ft. Sam, I-35 and 410. Thank You for Showing. $225,000437 Crestwind Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Northeast, REALTORS
View additional infoWonderful Spanish style home on huge corner lot in beautiful Windcrest. Arched entry ways welcome you to this beautiful house with Saltillo tile in living areas and carpeting in bedrooms. Master Bedroom has his/hers double vanity and access to covered patio. Large utility room inside. Enclosed patio and Pool is perfect for entertaining. Located within close proximity to highways, Ft. Sam Houston and Randolf AFB. $210,000517 Crestway Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Northeast, REALTORS
View additional infoCustom home on corner lot; Home has lots of charm & high ceilings; all rooms are large; double living & dining; cathedral ceiling in family room; inviting kitchen & breakfast; master bath has updated walk in shower; home focuses out to the inground pool. Expansive patio perfect for outdoor entertaining; close to park and community center; Lots of pine trees; tile roof; & more $203,0008806 Spanish Moss Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Northeast, REALTORS
View additional infoWonderful home for entertaining on cul-de-sac lot - loads of potential. Wet bar and fireplace in living room. Silestone counters in kitchen. Wine storage room. Roof replaced 6 yrs. ago per seller. Amazing yard with in-ground pool, plus sprinklers and a greenhouse. Two outbuildings with electricity (one was used as an office - has window A/C and covered patio). Master has two closets, walk-in shower and outside access to the pool. Convenient to Ft. SAM, Rackspace, I-35, 410, shopping and schools. $199,777345 S Fenwick Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Green Home Realty, LLC
View additional infoMETICULOUSLY CARED FOR! READY TO MOVE-IN TODAY!! CUSTOM TOUCHES THROUGHOUT. GOURMET KITCHEN w/ GRANITE COUNTERS & STAINLESS STEEL COOK-TOP & GRILL. HOME MOVIE THEATER. Covered patio. WORKSHOP. UTILITY SINK. Den w/ built-ins & pool view. LOADED W/ STORAGE & school/college student or extra income. 4-sides brick.Beautiful landscape.NEWER 2 unit A/C systems & furnace. Owners ensured everything is in TIP-TOP CONDITION for confidence for a quality home. $199,500510 Fenwick Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Access
View additional infoWELCOME HOME! Great 4 Bedrm, 2 1/2 Bath home in Windcrest, w/2 Living & 2 Eating areas, Beautiful Wood flooring in Entry, Living, Dining, Family Rm & Hallway to Bedrms. Family Rm has Gas Fireplace & Built in Shelving. Jenn-Air Appliances, Dbl Built-in Ovens, Gas Cooktop & Dishwasher. Lots of Closet & Storage space. Master Suite w/Walk in Closet & View of Back Patio, also has private Patio off of Master Bath. Large Backyard w/covered Patio, Gutters & Mature Trees. Close to Shopping, Schools & Ft. Sam & more. $199,000610 Sunhaven Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: RE/MAX Northeast, REALTORS
View additional infoPlease note this home has detached quarters, includes; bedroom bath & kitchen "nicely done". There are three bedrooms and two baths in the main home; two living areas, family room has fireplace and laminate floors, kitchen has granite and updated appliances. Nice bathrooms. Great neighborhood. Great mother-in-law suite in the detached quarters. Teenager would love it! $195,000609 Richfield Dr Windcrest, TX 78239
Listing Provided Courtesy Of: Phyllis Browning Company
View additional infoMove in ready! Wonderful updated home in Windcrest, This is a great family home. New floors, updated fixtures.
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Jolting Into Space The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is typically not in the business of developing propulsion systems for NASA, but it is continually working on better superconducting magnets and very rapid, high-power solid-state switches. In the mid-1990s, Goodwin chaired a session for NASA's Breakthrough Propulsion Physics Project, which is working to design propulsion systems that have no propellant, use a very high energy system and can eventually overcome inertia. "It seemed that there should be some way to use this technology that [DOE scientists] were developing to help NASA meet their goals, and it basically sprang from that," Goodwin said. What sprang from the DOE research was Goodwin's idea for a space propulsion system that uses super-cooled, superconducting magnets vibrating 400,000 times per second. If this rapid pulse can be directed in one direction, it could create a very efficient space propulsion system with the ability to achieve speeds on the order of a fraction of 1 percent of the speed of light. http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/...ion-magnet.gif The heart of the system is the super-cooled, solenoid-style electromagnet and the metal plate that causes an asymmetry in the magnetic field. During the first 100 nanoseconds (billionths of a second) of an electromagnet ramping up, the electromagnet is in a non-steady state that allows it to pulse very rapidly. After it ramps up, the magnetic field reaches a steady state and no pulsing occurs. Goodwin describes the electromagnet he is using as a solenoid, which is basically a superconducting magnetic wire wrapped around a metal cylinder. The entire structure will have a diameter of 1 foot (30.5 cm), a height of 3 feet (91.4 cm) and a weight of 55.12 pounds (25 kg). The wire used for this propulsion system is a niobium-tin alloy. Several of these wire strands will be wrapped into a cable. This electromagnet is then super-cooled with liquid helium to 4 degrees Kelvin (-452.47 F / -269.15 C). For the magnet to vibrate, you need to cause an asymmetry in the magnetic field. Goodwin plans to deliberately introduce a metal plate into the magnetic field to enhance the vibrating movement. This plate would be made of either copper, aluminum or iron. The aluminum and copper plates are better conductors and have a greater effect on the magnetic field. The plate would be charged up and isolated from the system to create the asymmetry. Then the plate would be drained of electricity in the few microseconds (millionths of a second) before the magnet were allowed to oscillate in the opposite direction. "Now, the catch here is, can we use this non-steady state condition in such a way that it only moves in one direction?" Goodwin said. "And that's where it's very uncertain that that can be done. That's why we would like to do an experiment to find out." Together with the cooperation of Boeing, Goodwin is seeking funding from NASA to perform such an experiment. The key to the system is the solid-state switch that would mediate the electricity being sent from the power supply to the electromagnet. This switch basically turns the electromagnet on and off 400,000 times per second. A solid-state switch looks something like an oversized computer chip -- imagine a microprocessor about the size of a hockey puck. Its job is to take the steady-state power and convert it to a very rapid, high-power pulse 400,000 times per second at 30 amps and 9,000 volts. In the next section, you'll learn where the system draws its power from and how it may send future spacecraft beyond our solar system. Beyond Our Solar System The U.S. Department of Energy also is working on plans for a nuclear space reactor for NASA. Goodwin believes that this reactor could be used to power the electromagnetic-propulsion system. The DOE is working to secure funding from NASA, and a 300-kilowatt reactor could be ready by 2006. The propulsion system would be configured to convert the thermal power generated by the reactor into electric power. "For deep space, Mars and beyond, you pretty much need to go nuclear if you are going to move any mass," Goodwin said. The reactor will generate power through the process of induced nuclear fission, which generates energy by splitting atoms (such as uranium-235 atoms). When a single atom splits, it releases large amounts of heat and gamma radiation. One pound (0.45 kg) of highly enriched uranium, like that used to power a nuclear submarine or nuclear aircraft carrier, is equal to about 1 million gallons (3.8 million liters) of gasoline. One pound of uranium is only about the size of a baseball, so it could power a spacecraft for long periods of time without taking up much room on it. This kind of nuclear-powered, electromagnetically propelled spacecraft would be able to traverse incredibly large distances. Thermal energy from a nuclear reactor could be converted into electricity to power the spacecraft. Here we see a uranium-235 nucleus splitting through induced fission. "You couldn't make it to the nearest star, but you could look at missions to the heliopause," Goodwin said. "If it worked extremely well, it could hit speeds of a fraction of 1 percent of the speed of light. Even at that, it would take hundreds of years to reach the nearest star, which is still impractical." The heliopause is the point at which the solar wind from the sun meets the interstellar solar wind created by the other stars. It is located about 200 astronomical units (AU) from the sun (the exact location of the heliopause is unknown). One AU is equal to the average distance from the sun to the Earth, or about 93 million miles (150 million km). For comparison, Pluto is 39.53 AU from the sun. In order to move people, a much larger device would have to be built, but the 1-foot diameter, 3-foot-tall electromagnetic could push small, unmanned spacecraft like an interstellar probe to very far distances. The system is very efficient, according to Goodwin, and it puts a lot of power through a superconductor. The question is whether scientists can convert that power to propulsion without destroying the magnet. The rapid vibration would likely bring the magnet to the edge of its strength. Skeptics of such a system say that all Goodwin will accomplish is to vibrate the magnet very rapidly, but it won't go anywhere. Goodwin admits that there's no evidence yet that his propulsion system will work. "It is highly speculative, and on my most wildly optimistic days, I think there's one chance in 10 that it might work," said Goodwin. Of course, 100 years ago, people believed we had even less of a chance of ever getting to space at all. |
What is Fusion?
We and our planet are the beneficiaries of millions of nuclear fusion reactions taking place every second inside the sun's core. Without those reactions, we wouldn't have any light or warmth, and probably no life. A fusion reaction occurs when two atoms of hydrogen collide to create a larger helium-4 atom, which releases energy. Here's how the process works: Two protons combine to form a deuterium atom, a positron and a neutrino. A proton and a deuterium atom combine to form a helium-3 atom (two protons with one neutron) and a gamma ray. Two helium-3 atoms combine to form a helium-4 (two protons and two neutrons) and two protons. Fusion can only occur in super-heated environments measuring in the millions of degrees. Stars, which are made of plasma, are the only natural objects that are hot enough to create fusion reactions. Plasma, often referred to as the fourth state of matter, is ionized gas made of atoms stripped of some electrons. Fusion reactions are responsible for creating 85 percent of the sun's energy. The high level of heat required to create this type of plasma makes it impossible to contain the components in any known material. However, plasma is a good conductor of electricity, which makes it possible to be held, guided and accelerated using magnetic fields. This is the basis for creating a fusion-powered spacecraft, which NASA believes is achievable within 25 years. In the next section, we will look at specific fusion engine projects in development. Flying on Fusion Power Fusion reactions release an enormous amount of energy, which is why researchers are devising ways to harness that energy into a propulsion system. A fusion-powered spacecraft could move up NASA's schedule for a manned Mars mission. This type of spacecraft could cut travel time to Mars by more than 50 percent, thus reducing the harmful exposure to radiation and weightlessness. The building of a fusion-powered spacecraft would be the equivalent of developing a car on Earth that can travel twice as fast as any car, with a fuel efficiency of 7,000 miles per gallon. In rocket science, fuel efficiency of a rocket engine is measured by its specific impulse. Specific impulse refers to the units of thrust per the units of propellant consumed over time. A fusion drive could have a specific impulse about 300 times greater than conventional chemical rocket engines. A typical chemical rocket engine has a specific impulse of about 450 seconds, which means that the engine can produce 1 pound of thrust from 1 pound of fuel for 450 seconds. A fusion rocket could have an estimated specific impulse of 130,000 seconds. Additionally, fusion-powered rockets would use hydrogen as a propellant, which means it would be able to replenish itself as it travels through space. Hydrogen is present in the atmosphere of many planets, so all the spacecraft would have to do is dip down into the atmosphere and suck in some hydrogen to refuel itself. Fusion-powered rockets could also provide longer thrust than chemical rockets, which burn their fuel quickly. It's believed that fusion propulsion will allow rapid travel to anywhere in our solar system, and could allow round trips from Earth to Jupiter in just two years. Let's take a look at two NASA fusion propulsion projects. Variable Specific Impulse Magnetoplasma Rocket VASIMR is actually a plasma rocket, which is a precursor to fusion propulsion. But, since a fusion-powered rocket will use plasma, researchers will learn a lot from this type of rocket. The VASIMR engine is quite amazing in that it creates plasma under extremely hot conditions and then expels that plasma to provide thrust. There are three basic cells in the VASIMR engine. Forward cell - The propellant gas, typically hydrogen, is injected into this cell and ionized to create plasma. Central cell - This cell acts as an amplifier to further heat the plasma with electromagnetic energy. Radio waves are used to add energy to the plasma, similar to how a microwave oven works. Aft cell - A magnetic nozzle converts the energy of the plasma into velocity of the jet exhaust. The magnetic field that is used to expel the plasma also protects the spacecraft because it keeps the plasma from touching the shell of the spacecraft. Plasma would likely destroy any material it came in contact with. The temperature of the plasma exiting the nozzle is as hot as 180 million degrees Fahrenheit (100 million degrees Celsius). That's 25,000 times hotter than gases expelled from the space shuttle. On a mission to Mars, a VASIMR engine would continuously accelerate for the first half of the journey, then reverse its direction and slow down for the second half. A variable exhaust plasma rocket could also be used in positioning satellites in Earth orbit. Gas Dynamic Mirror Fusion Propulsion Being developed simultaneously with VASIMR is the Gas Dynamic Mirror (GDM) Fusion Propulsion system. In this engine, a long, slender, current-carrying coil of wire that acts like a magnet surrounds a vacuum chamber that contains plasma. The plasma is trapped within the magnetic fields created in the central section of the system. At each end of the engine are mirror magnets that prevent the plasma from escaping out the ends of the engine too quickly. Of course, you want some of the plasma to leak out to provide thrust. Typically, plasma is unstable and not easily confined, which made early experiments with mirror fusion machines difficult. The gas dynamic mirror is able to avoid instability problems because it is constructed in a long and thin manner, so the magnetic field lines are straight throughout the system. Instability is also controlled by allowing a certain amount of plasma to leak past the narrow part of the mirror. In 1998, the GDM Fusion Propulsion Experiment at NASA produced plasma during a test of the plasma injector system, which works similar to the forward cell of the VASIMR. It injects a gas into the GDM and heats it with Electronic Cyclotron Resonance Heating (ECRH) induced by a microwave antenna operating at 2.45 gigahertz. Currently, the experiment is designed to confirm the feasibility of the GDM concept. Researchers are also working on many of the operational characteristics of a full-size engine. While many of NASA's advanced propulsion concepts are decades from being achieved, the foundation of fusion propulsion is already being built. When other technologies are available to make a Mars mission possible, it could be a fusion-powered spacecraft that ferries us there. By mid-21st century, trips to Mars may become as routine as trips to the International Space Station. http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/...opulsion-1.jpg Photo courtesy NASA Artist's concept of a fusion-powered space vehicle approaching the Saturn moon Titan |
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Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 05:02 am |
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JoanieReb Member
Hey, Y'All, How's the weather where you are? I saw that Mr. Joe is cleaning up after a tornado. This is Not Good! Here in the Great White North, Young Miss and I are snowed in - going on our fourth day "in captivity" according to many - but we are snowmobiling, skiing behind pick-up trucks, all kind of good and fun things! We almost never have extreme weather like this where we live. The weather has taken our cable out, but I can get in one local station, and it is showing horrible things in The South. How is everyone else out there doing? (YEA! Another storm front, another snow-day, announced at 6:00 pm tonight!) Joanie Last edited on Fri Feb 8th, 2008 05:03 am by JoanieReb |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 05:11 am |
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PvtClewell Member
Clear, 62 degrees, sunny this afternoon. Almost impossible to get it to be sunny at night. You ought to move south. Michigan will kill you if Grant don't. |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 05:21 am |
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JoanieReb Member
It almost has, Private Clewell. Not growing up here, I don't have antibodies (or, immunities, if you will) to all the things that come out (I guess mostly from unchanged funace filters) when the cold comes in and the windows get closed. When I first started working in a biochem lab at MSU years ago (the M = Michigan), December came, and I developed such a bad breathing disorder that I was almost hospitalized, and had 2 inhalers, one of the most extreme antibiotics, and steriods - and I had never been sick a day in my life since childhood!!!! And Young Miss was in early elementary school - she turn into a sickly pale little stick. She got her anibodies (immunities) going and thrives now, but every winter, when the doors and windows close, I get So Sick. A little less every year, but it is bad here for me! Last edited on Fri Feb 8th, 2008 05:24 am by JoanieReb |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 01:10 pm |
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Jeez, Joanie. I didn't realize I was so close to the mark. All the more reason to become a Tar Heel (er, Tarheel). You could get a position at Research Triangle Park: http://www.ncbiotech.org/ and then cheer for Duke. Or Carolina, if you lower your standards. I moved south to take advantage of the weather. Little snow and only the occasional hurricane. Plus, you'd be in the heart of NASCAR (cough, cough) country. Gotta go now. Need to change the furnace filter. |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 01:46 pm |
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Here in the Confederate Capital (couldn't resist) they are calling for warming temperatures up to the mid 50's and breaking clouds with sunshine this afternoon. Of course over night it will drop around 20 degrees and they're calling for rain tomorrow. Two days ago it got to just about 80 outside. Dang. When I was growing up in Northern VA, I remember when it used to snow in February. The only snow in these parts this year has been to the West by the mountains and North of us. |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 04:13 pm |
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Here in Sunny Southern California it is going to be in the 70's today. There is snow on the mountains that circle the Los Angeles Basin . Looks beautiful from a distance. The surfers here in Huntington are out surfing by the Pier. No more rain in sight for now. Drops to the 40's at night but warms up during the day. Typical winter's day here. Susan |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 04:19 pm |
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Susan .. can I come visit?? PLEASE Any lady surfers?? Cloudy and 37 here in KC with about 2 inches of snow on th e ground after Tues. snow/sleet young miss was happy got out of school course that meant I had to suffer thru a whole day alone with 3 siblings and listen to em spat and play referee. |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 07:41 pm |
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Of course there are lady surfers . Some really good surfers too. I have noticed there are more tourist down by the beach lately than usual at this time of year. Usually we have the area to ourselves at this time. I have never surfed myself. I stand on the pier and watch the others. Look out to sea and see Catalina, Look to the West see Palos Verdes and the Los Angeles Harbor . Look East and North and see the mountains with Snow on them. It's a good day in Southern Cal. Ya'll come and visit. Susan |
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Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 09:14 pm |
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ole Member
I got here before you did, Bama, but can't agree more. Moved up here from Missouri in '71. Rather pleasant today, but "they're" saying that Sunday will have a high of 9. Been some winter, hasn't it? Unusual all over the country. Guess we had it coming after the string of non-winters we've had. ole |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 09:16 pm |
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Here in Sunny Southern California it is going to be in the 70's today. And you are hereby cordially invited, Miss Susan, to eat poop and die. ole |
Posted: Fri Feb 8th, 2008 09:47 pm |
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"All the more reason to become a Tar Heel (er, Tarheel). " Two more year, Pvt. Clewell, two more years. I kid you not. I was trying to figure out where I was gonna move when my stint here is up, thought NASCAR, and realized it was a no-brainer! Like Joanie, I am a southernor and feel imposed upon to have to endure Ole AND yankee weather at the same time!(grin) Grumble grumble grumble....keepin' me in line, that darn Ole is always keepin' me in line.....grumblegrumblegrumble. Grumble Jones pro'bly had to put up with someone like him, gonna have to change my moniker to Grumble Joan if he keeps this up grumblegrumblegrumble.... |
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NO Thank you Ole. |
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hey Susan any hot guys over there? ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
Posted: Sat Feb 9th, 2008 03:15 am |
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its about 65 during the day and 45 at night here. still to cold for my liking but hey its warmer than it has been ____________________ War Means Fighting And Fighting Means Killing - N. B. Forrest When war does come, my advice is to draw the sword and throw away the scabbard." Stonewall Jackson |
Posted: Sat Feb 9th, 2008 03:30 am |
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Today in glorious South Florida we hit the mid-eighties. Tonight we'll have high sixties. We will have a "cold snap" tomorrow and the night will drop down to the low sixties. Big whoop!!! This is the first winter that I ever recall in Florida having worn sandals, crops and capris the entire winter. I have not had to switch to closed-toed shoes and socks once this winter. My warmest sweaters have gone unworn this year. We have not run the heater one single time this season. Even my 89 year-old mother who is always cold has only run her furnace a couple of days. We already are in mid-February now, so I doubt that the heater will ever get turned on this year. Frankly I am disappointed. A cold day here and there can be very refreshing to us Floridians. Last edited on Sat Feb 9th, 2008 03:31 am by CleburneFan |
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Fan: You are also cordially invited.......... ole |
Posted: Sun Feb 10th, 2008 03:39 am |
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ole wrote: Fan: You are also cordially invited.......... Much obliged, sir. |
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Last week we had about 3 days of rain. Though we missed out on the severe weather last week, there has been flooding in some of the towns along the Maumee River that even warranted mention on The Weather Channel. I don't know if that's good or bad! Tonight another Arctic front is blasting through. High winds expected. Sheess! We've had enough high wind warnings this winter to last me a life time! |
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at the TJCC Ballroom , 3800 E. River Road, 7 p.m.,
all three candidates are scheduled to attend.
This debate will aired live on KVOI AM 1030 Tucson and KAPR AM 930 Douglas. 1030 AM Radio talk show host Bill Buckmaster (www.buckmastershow.com) will be the MC for the evening.
If you want to submit questions for the May 23 debate, send them to firstname.lastname@example.com and include your name, phone number, address. Deadline is May 21.
An earlier May 14 debate, hosted by Vail Academy High School has been cancelled via their Facebook page:
Unfortunately, VAHS was unable to secure all three candidates therefore we are canceling the debate scheduled for May 14th. Thank you for all of your support and apologies for the inconvenience; oh, and by the way, the Class of 2013 is already working on the upcoming General Election.
My understanding on that Vail Academy HS debate was that Kelly and Manolakis agreed to participate, but Barber declined.
View separate interviews of each CD 8 House candidate previously done by AZPM reporters:
Ron Barber:http://www.azpm.org/yourvote/story/2012/4/25/184-cd8-democratic-candidate-ron-barber/
Jesse Kelly:http://www.azpm.org/yourvote/story/2012/4/25/182-cd8-republican-candidate-jesse-kelly/
Charlie Manolakis: http://www.azpm.org/news/story/2012/4/27/1454-cd8-candidate-charlie-manolakis/
Vote wisely on or before June 12.


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To undergraduate and graduate students interested in becoming members of Omicron Delta Epsilon, the International Honor Society in Economics: The general requirements to be considered for membership, and other relevant information, are as follows:
ODE, which dates back to 1915, is one of the world's largest and most prestigious academic honor societies. Its basic objective is to recognize and honor outstanding academic achievements in economics. It also works to promote closer ties between students and faculty and among colleges and universities around the globe. ODE has over 400 chapters throughout the world with over 10,000 active members. Its activities, which have a broad international base that reflects the economic, business, social, and political interdependency of nations, involve such things as publishing a journal, invited speakers, group discussions, dinners, meetings, special projects, and participation in Honors Day celebrations. For a college or university to have a Chapter of ODE it must be fully accredited by the appropriate accrediting body and maintain a Department of Economics with high standards and a wide range of course offerings.


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Nona Golledge, director of KU Dining at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, and current NACUFS president, fears drowning, loves homemade spinach lasagna and wishes she could stop worrying.
Partnering with students on class assignments. I glean a lot of useful information from the students serving on project teams.
Keeping up with the ever-changing needs and expectations of our customers.
Taking the lead on merging retail dining/catering and residential dining into one department.
Organic rice and beans in a five-gallon bucket for a hunger banquet.
I'd love to be a grade school teacher.
I'm a worrier. Over the years I've been working on letting the small and uncontrollable things go.
Homemade spinach lasagna; herbed baby salad greens tossed with toasted almonds, dried cranberries, feta cheese drizzled with poppy seed dressing; and toasted cheese bread.
A sampling of cheeses, red grapes, strawberries and a glass of Riesling.
Fried high-calorie foods like Twinkies.
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty." —Winston Churchill


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Some residents entitled to a free USB flash drive while supplies last |
As part of the kiosk computers made possible by an LSTA grant, residents of Apolacon, Ararat, Auburn, Choconut, Friendsville, Gibson, Harford, Hop Bottom, Lathrop, Lenox, Little Meadows, Middletown, Rush, Silver Lake, and Springville are entitled to receive a free USB flash drive while supplies last. These 512MB USB storage drives are incredibly convenient for saving digital files of any kind, including documents and photos. They are imprinted with the library logo and pre-loaded with information about library programs and services. You must have a library card and be a resident of one of the boroughs or townships listed above to receive a voucher; bring the voucher to one of the kiosk computer locations to get your flash drive. If you don't have a card, you can apply online here; if you do have a card, you can stop by a library and ask for a voucher, or you can request one here. |
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LHS baseball star signs letter of intent to play for Western Nevada College
Lassen High School senior Joey Beck poses with his parents, Ed and Lucy Beck at his scholarship-signing event Sunday, Jan. 27. Beck has accepted a scholarship to play baseball for Western Nevada College next spring. Photo by Maddie Musante |
Feb. 7 — Lassen High School (LHS) senior Joey Beck has signed a scholarship to attend and play baseball for Western Nevada College (WNC) in Carson City, Nev. Beck signed a letter of intent earlier this month and held a special signing event at KSUE/JDX radio station Sunday, Jan. 27.
WNC is a Division I member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and is currently ranked number eight in the country. The WNC Wildcats have been to the Junior College World Series three times in the past six years. According to WNC's head baseball coach, DJ Whittamore, Beck is one of six incoming players who have signed a scholarship to play for the Wildcats next spring.
Beck was born and raised in Susanville and began playing baseball when he was four years old as a little leaguer. He advanced to play for the Susanville Renegades when he was 13. For the past three years, Beck has pitched left-handed and played first base for the LHS varsity baseball team. He is known for pitching an 88-mph four-seam fastball, a two-seam fastball, a circle changer, slider and curveball. In 2012 Beck led the Northern Section with 104 strikeouts, was named top pitcher at LHS, won the Eastern Athletic League All-Conference award and was named All-Northern Section first team pitcher.
After graduation, Beck will travel to Seattle, Wash. to play for the EnFuego Elite 18U Connie Mack baseball team for six weeks. During this time, he will travel to Boston, Mass. and Canada with the team.
Beck's biggest fans were all in attendance at the signing event Sunday, Jan. 27, namely his parents, Ed and Lucy Beck, and his coach and mentor, Eric Perry. The KSUE/JDX studio was a buzz of excitement for Beck, as those in attendance discussed his hard work ethic, impressive accomplishments in baseball and how much fun he will have traveling across the country this summer with the EnFuego baseball team. Beck showed attendees pictures he had taken on this phone of the WNC dorms and baseball field before posing for pictures with his parents and friends.
"I'm very proud and anxious for him to start. I think it's going to be a good beginning for him. It's a good stepping-stone for what he wants in his future," said Beck's mother. Beck's parents say they plan to attend every game at WNC next spring to support their son.
Beck said he feels like this is the culmination of a lot of hard work and his supporters agreed. Before enjoying some celebratory cake, Beck said, "I'm pretty excited and ready to go. It feels good to know where I'm going. It feels good to have something to look forward to, you know. I know I'm playing next year; that's always nice."
Beck will report to WNC on August 9, 2013, after playing with the EnFuego Elite for the summer.
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