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KANNAPOLIS — No one was hurt when a large tree crushed part of a home on East 23rd Street Monday morning.
Fire officials said the tree was likely uprooted due to excessive rain over the last two days.
Kannapolis Fire Public Information Officer Maria Bostian said crews were called about 3:20 a.m. after the hardwood slammed into the back left corner of the home.
Neighbor Gary Childers said the family appeared shaken up, but no was reported injured.
Childers' home was also clipped by the tree. He said his roof was leaking Monday morning.
But for Childers, the experience was just a fraction of what his neighbors must have experienced.
"The only thing I heard was the tree limb brushing up against the side of my house and the window," Childers said.
He said the family of four came to his house following the collapse.
"It just came right out of the ground," Childers said.
Rowan County Emergency Management Services Director Frank Thomason said only one other home was damaged due to the torrential downpours.
A home on Woodland Drive in Rockwell was struck by a falling tree but the severity of damage wasn't immediately known.
"I believe both of them were a result of the ground being saturated for the last 24 to 48 hours," Thomason said Monday.
Rowan County got about 2.44 inches over a 48-hour period, according to the National Weather Service.
Larry Lee, a meteorologist at the Greer, S.C., office, said Rowan County should see drier weather in the coming days.
"We don't see anymore significant rain coming," Lee said. "And the chances of any strong wind are virtually nil over the next few days."
Residents in Rowan County have a chance of seeing dense fog this morning — but the rest of the day should be mostly sunny with highs in the mid-70s this afternoon.
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who has experience shooting with both of those cams? What is difference in feel?
thanks a lot in advance!
I've got a couple each of the Fury cam and Nitrous cam bows (I'm actually converting a couple Fury cam bows over to NitrousX, but I am keeping one set up on Fury, & I'm keeping my Fury cams.
Generally speaking, the Fury cam feels like it has a more gradual draw curve, and a bit longer valley & softer wall than the Nitrous cams. The Fury cams are draw length specific, so if one just fits you right, it is great, but if you are in between, it might take some string or release tweaking to fit you just so. I found that the #4 Fury cams on the short brace bows with straight limbs like the Rage, Bengal (old style 1999), and Fury fit me perfectly. The #3 Fury cam on Elite limbs was a little less ideal.
The Nitrous cam's big plusses are the adjustable draw length & convertability to shoot thru X system. The Fury Xcams were shoot thru only, and only 65%, whereas the Nitrous can be shot standard or shoot thru, & HL modules are available for both. The wall is very hard on the Nitrous cams compared to the Fury cams, and the bigger cams (C body) can seem extra heavy to get started if you are used to softer drawing bows.
Both are super fast and can easily be tuned for perfect timing and pinpoint accuracy. Good strings are critical for either cam system.
Note the 2007 Martin line has a new Furious cam, which appears to be a redesign of the Fury cam, but with modules to allow some length adjustment and convertability to shoot thru.
I hope this helps.
who has experience shooting with both of those cams? What is difference in feel?
thanks a lot in advance!
I have #1 Fury-X cam for my cougar III, and Nitrous-X for Scepter III.
I tested both cams with my cougar riser, even competed at FITA 1440 round.
I prefer Fury-X than Nitrous-X..
The wall with Nitrous-X was not clear for me...especially bad at long distance targe like 70m and 90m.
My best at 90m was 336/360 with fury-X, but 320/360 with Nitrous-X.
I know it depends on archers, there are also many archers who love Nitrous-X than Fury-X.
Hope the new cam "Furious-X" will be the best cams in Martin history.
thank you both, Tristanc and dgmeadows :)
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Under the old ordinance, restaurants were required to purchase a new pouring license every time the business acquired a new manager, as a license is under a manager's name, even if the restaurant had already purchased a license for that year.
"A lot of chain stores actually move their manager around," said Planning and Development Director Randy Manino. "So when they do that, we've had to request them to run through the entire fee process all over again, even if they did pay for the year."
The new renewal fee applies only when a business has already purchased a pouring license for the year. Assistant City Attorney Keith Lovell said the changes could cost the city approximately $20,000 in revenue a year. However, he added the amount of revenue gained or lost was dependent on restaurant hiring practices.
The council also approved a $37,086.21 change order to a water and sewer line project on Ford Street. Water Department Director Ed Mullinax said the project ran into an unexpected problem when water lines for homes on Roosevelt Street ran through the backyards of houses on Ford Street to tie into that water line. The additional cost covered the extra pipe, taps and asphalt needed to finish the job.
The entire cost of the completed project came to $104,565.32. It was an emergency repair to the sewer lines on Ford Street, which were leaking sewage.
Also approved was the replacement of the customer service equipment in city hall's drive-through. Finance Director Tom Rhinehart said the equipment had not been replaced since 2003, and city technicians were constantly repairing the current equipment.
The new equipment will cost $18,059 and includes everything from new tubing to new microphones. To avoid inconveniencing city residents, the installation will happen on a weekend at an additional cost of $750 included in the overall price.
As the council meeting did not run very long — less than 33 minutes — council member Louis Tonsmeire Sr., spoke to any citizens listening live on the radio or those who would watch the recorded version later. He said the council "fully considered" all the items on the agenda before taking a vote and did not make decisions lightly.
City Manager Sam Grove thanked Tonsmeire for his words and then explained the process of preparing for a council meeting.
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Other city council business included:
• Approving a resolution welcoming auto part manufacturer voestalpine to Bartow County.
• Approving the de-annexation of city property located on Ga. Highway 293 and Paga Mine Road.
• Approving the annexation and re-zoning of properties on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive east of U.S. Highway 41.
• Approving an amendment to the utility ordinance regarding capacity fees.
• Approving an agreement with the Environmental Protection Division regarding water testing in the sum of $9,200.
• Approving an agreement to sell excess electrical power.
• Appointing Michael Gordon to the Convention and Visitors Bureau Board.
• Approving the purchase of a bush hog from Franklin Tractor in the sum of $9,660.
• Approving the purchase of a pickup truck from City Motors in the sum of $22,996.
• Approving the restocking of inventory for the Water Department's distribution and collections offices in the sum of $19,997.37.
• Approving an extension request for a 2009 Community Development Block Grant.
• Discussing the Fiscal Year 2012-13 budget for the Downtown Development Authority.
• Approving the purchase of air release valves for a sewer pump station in the sum of $5,164.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 18, 2010)-Jack's Wild ended a nine race losing streak dating to the summer of 2007, rallying late to win a $44,800 optional claimer for California breds on Friday night at Hollywood Park.
Ridden by Joel Rosario, the 2-1 second choice split horses in deep stretch and was up to defeat 8-1 shot Pop'shandsarehot by a half-length.
Owned by Benjamin C., Benjamin T. and William Warren and trained by Jorge Gutierrez, the 8-year-old Lil Tyler gelding out of the Affirmed mare It's Binnice won for the fifth time in 39 starts. He increased his earnings to $415,850.
The win for Jack's Wild was his first since he captured the California Turf Championship on Aug. 25, 2007 at Bay Meadows. It was also his first victory in nine tries on the Hollywood Park grass.
Completing the mile in 1:35.21, Jack's Wild paid $6.80, $3 and $2.60. Pop'shandsarehot, making his second start as a gelding, returned $7 and $4.20. The show price on 13-1 shot Miguel's Mascot, who finished a nose behind Pops'handsarehot, was $5.40.
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We decided to hike a different approach to Sandwich Dome than the trails we had previously hiked there, this time choosing the Algonquin Trail. We had waited for a good day to hike, and we got it. Ironically, it fell on Saturday, a day we no longer have to limit our hiking to, free to hike whenever we want now. So, we parked in a pull-off fifty yards down the road from the inadequate trailhead parking area and shared the trail with a few other hikers, though each encounter was a brief passing. If I had read the trail description when I picked the trail I would have had foreknowledge of what the book describes as, "steep and rough in parts, with one fairly difficult rock scramble." To say the least, I was a little intimidated by this "fairly difficult rock scramble", not the least of my worries was the thirty foot drop directly behind it if I slipped.
Lots of Wintergreen "Checkerberry, Teaberry" (Gaultheria procumbens) and Reindeer Lichen (Cladonia rangiferina)
No iron rungs to hold here, just a shuffle along a narrow crack in smooth ledge, where thankfully, an incredibly strong miracle of nature spruce somehow maintains a living in the same crack on the side of a small cliff out in the Sandwich Range Wilderness. With the help of this fortuitously placed small spruce we were able to scramble up the smooth ledge and away from harm, but not without a much quickened pulse. Would not like it in rain or snow, forget ice, and wouldn't bring a dog this way unless I could put it in my pack. I'm sure many dogs have survived this part of the trail, but knowing what it is like, I would not be comfortable bringing one through there now. Of the four and a half miles of trail, I would say that about a half mile, maybe a little more, is difficult in that it becomes quite steep and has several tricky rock scrambles that would be scary if icy, though the one I just described was by far the worst.
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Along the rock scrambles there are several spots where we came out onto open ledge with nothing but krummholz growing around, and often it took a bit of looking to guess which way best led away and along the trail. There were some small cairns which would probably suffice in winter on these western facing, wind-blown ledges, but we discussed how difficult this area might be to find your way if snow-covered. Above the ledges we came to the junction with the Black Mountain Pond Trail. From here the trail became an easy ridge walk, though it did dip deeply into a col before the final ascent to the Sandwich Mountain Trail which it joins just below the summit. Views from Sandwich Dome were good, though some higher summits were in the clouds. Although we could see Franconia Ridge and Carrigain, Moosilauke and Washington had their heads in the clouds.
View Towards Mount Carrigain
We ate our sandwiches quickly, talking a bit to two other hikers, and we were relieved when we checked the time to see that we had plenty of it left to get back out before dark. It had seemed like a long hike in, and we had a bit of a late start, so, not that we were unprepared, but we would always prefer to be out before dark if possible, especially this time of year as the temperatures drop fast as soon as the sun begins to dip towards the horizon. The trip back went well, though neither of us looked forward to climbing back down that rock scramble, and had wished there was an alternate route, which there isn't without going miles out of the way. The scramble back down seemed much easier than coming up, and we soon had that part of the trip behind us. Before long we were back down to the first part of the trail which is much like a jeep trail and provided a nice, smooth walk back to the car, well before dark. It was a good nine miles and waiting for Saturday had given us a beautiful, Indian Summer day to make the hike. My leg felt good, I feel I'll be able to hike whatever I want to again, soon.
Towards the Tripyramids
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One thing I want to make very clear is that the problems women face here are not unlike things we experience in the United States. Some things, bride kidnapping for instance, are a bit different but the overall themes of domestic violence, sexual assault and discrimination are the same, if maybe just on a slightly different scale.
This was the topic of our most recent Mom's Club session and while encouraging in some respects, it has also left me feeling numb, confused and unfortunately, a little hopeless.
While it doesn't upset me as much as it used to, I am still taken aback, frustrated and angry every time I experience the gender inequality first hand here. I have been blatantly ignored by men, especially when I am with a male PCV, and I experience some form of verbal harassment at least every other week. Many people are confused when I tell them I am a business volunteer and not a teacher, calling me "businessman" which is humorous but annoying at the same time.
All of this, however, if nothing compared to what locals experience here. I was quickly brought back to my days of working at DVSAS (Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services) during our session. Our discussion of healthy relationships quickly took off into a debate over what to do in an abusive relationship. Should the woman leave? What would she do if she did? What would her family think? And worst of all: maybe she did something to deserve getting hit.
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The only thing I feel I can do at this point is encourage women to talk about it. This is not something to keep quiet, hidden within the household. It needs to be brought out and discussed, so that hopefully, someday things will begin to improve.
The one point of hope at the end of the session was the oldest woman in the group pointing out that "We only feel this way because of how we were raised. If we raise our children to think this is wrong and that they should expect more from their spouses, then things will begin to change."
52 years ago today, President John F. Kennedy signed the executive order establishing the Peace Corps! GIF Party? GIF PARTY!
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Dear Person Contemplating Joining Peace Corps,
I imagine that you're at a transition point in your life. Perhaps you've just graduated, perhaps you're going through a career change, perhaps you have an itch for something more that can't be scratched. Whatever the reason, here you are: contemplating joining Peace Corps.
But should you? Is it right for you?
Honestly, you might not know that until you've arrived. You can research by reading books and official publications or by talking with current/returned volunteers, but everything you read and hear will probably tell you the same thing: every person's experience is different. Your Peace Corps life will be uniquely shaped by your country, program, and site.
I'd like to think, though, that there are a few things that are universal throughout the Peace Corps world, and those things tend all to revolve around how you yourself will change - for the better and for the worse - because of your time in Peace Corps.*
'Sanitary' will become an obsolete concept. You will eat on mats that you know are saturated in urine. You will prepare food on counters that also serve as chicken roosts. You will not have consistent/frequent access to soap. You will eat street food that is undoubtedly questionable. You will be dirty, dusty, and sweaty at all times. You will have mind over body battles to force yourself to bucket shower in the winter. Bugs, lizards, chickens, ducks, and mice will crap on everything. These things will be ok. You'll adjust. The sterile environment of the States will become a distant odd memory or a constant fantasy.
Your body, though, might not adjust as quickly. You will have parasites and infections and illnesses that you had never heard of before training. You will be constantly constipated. Or go the opposite extreme. I hate to say it, but you will probably poop in your pants at least once. You will learn to vomit over a squat toilet and into a plastic bag during a bus ride. You will discuss your bodily functions openly and enthusiastically with other volunteers. No topic will be taboo.
The way you communicate will completely transform. Learning a language from scratch through immersion is a powerful experience. You will learn to have complex communications though expressions, gestures, and basic vocabulary. You will learn to bond with another human being through silence. You will answer the same basic questions over and over and over again. You may never achieve the ability to discuss ideas and concepts. You will develop a new English language which consists of pared down vocabulary and grammatical structures. You will actively think of each word before you speak. Your speech patterns will slow. You will have to define words whose meanings you had always taken for granted. You will learn to listen.
Your concept of money will entirely alter. Paying more than $1 for anything will cause you to pause and question your purchase. You will understand value in the context of a different economic system. You will learn to barter, even on cheaper items. You will consistently feel as though you have been cheated on the price. You will be enraged by all prices upon returning to the States.
You will embrace the thrilling dichotomies of thrift versus splurge and ration versus binge. No one knows how to budget like a Peace Corps volunteer. And no one can binge like one.
You will be discontented with your work. You will wonder – and scream to the heavens – about the benefit of your presence. You will feel lost in unstructured expectations and crushed by promising ideas fallen to the side. Your expectations will fade into an unexpected reality. You will learn to celebrate small victories. You will look at mountains and see mole hills. You will try to tackle the impossible. Maybe you'll succeed. Maybe you'll just pick yourself up and take aim at another impossibility.
You will learn to do all of this through pure self-motivation. You will be the one to drag yourself out of bed and out the door. You won't have anyone holding your hand or pushing your forward. Just you. You will become a stronger person for yourself, by yourself.
You will be a celebrity in your community. That status comes will hardships and benefits that will ineradicably change you. You will be the exception to the societal rules. You will be the foreigner, the one set apart. You will receive privileges and have special attention/status because of your nationality. You will always have eyes on you. You will have joined as an agent of culture exchange and understanding, but you will still find yourself falling into an 'us versus them' mentality. Use it. Consider it. Contemplate the value we place on people because of arbitrary characteristics. You will come away from your experience more attune to your own merits, to those that are deserved and to those that are given.
Your culture of personal space, one that maybe you have always taken for granted, will be challenged. You will wonder why you need an entire room to yourself while no one else even has a bed to himself. You still won't want to give your room up. Privacy will be a privilege or a rarity, not a right.
You will lose all control of your emotions and be on an unpredictable roller coaster of extreme ups and downs. You will go from happy and confident to sullen and tearful by things as simple as ants in your candy or yet another child saying 'Hello!' Your highs will be high, but they will be fragile. Your lows will feel inescapable. Your family and friends in the States probably won't understand this. Your isolation will force you to become your own support system. You will become aware of yourself in the context of solely being yourself.
Your government-issued friends will be your reprieve. The love and closeness you share with people back in the States won't change, but it will be your fellow volunteers who understand. They will be friendships forged from necessity, and they will be deep and fervent.
You will witness a whole new way of life, and you will question your notion of necessity. You will consider your personal wealth, and people will constantly remind you of it. You will discover what your 'needs' are to live a productive, satisfied life. I hope you will remember that when you return to a culture of plenty.
You will be the biggest product of your Peace Corps work. You will change. And you will bring that change back with you.
*I insert a disclaimer: I believe the above assertions to be true for PC Cambodia, a program in its 6th generation of volunteers; I cannot speak with authority on other countries' programs.
Tabu adj. forbidden, prohibited 2. holy 3. n restriction, prohibition
I hear "tabu" when:
Sitting on mats under the mango trees when my niece Marinette tries to eat a leaf or a pencil or my brother's toe. "Tabu" can be used to mean "No".
I hear "tabu" in church- Papa God, Jesus Son, mo Tabu Spirit. "Tabu" can also mean "Holy".
I see the "Tabu Tri" the Namele on the Vanuatu national flag- it is a sign of peace, or when seen wrapped on poles and stuck in the water as a sign of "this is a fish sanctuary, keep out"
I hear it when referred to Mr. Ora, the man who drives a truck to the airport. He is my "Tabu Abu" which means that I am not allowed to joke around him, refer to him by his name, or touch him.
I see "tabu" written on the wall of the school's workshop, I suppose either it is either a holy workshop or forbidden.
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I just read this blog post by Steven Horowitz, and I thought it was quite interesting. To me Hayek is one of the most stimulating figures in the Austrian tradition however I have always gravitated towards anarcho-capitalism as the end results of my philosophic musings and never really saw a problem of integrating parts of Hayek into that as well as Rothbard.
"Man thinks not only for the sake of thinking, but also in order to act."-Ludwig von Mises
Here is my personal take on it.
It's a completely fallacious dichotomy - Rothbard vs Hayek - that you cannot understand until you study their material and realize that
1. Some of them misinterpret Mises in the most disturbing way.
2. They practically don't understand Rothbard in depth and tend to overemphasize his minor differences with Mises.
3. They are very selective in what they like about Hayek.
4. They have much more in common with Monetarists then with Misesian/Austrian economics.
Rothbard turns me off due his reliance on natural rights; I'm not sure if I'll ever finish his stuff beyond "For A New Liberty" (& summaries of other works) because of this.
Wouldn't "Hayekian anarchism" simply be Consequentualist Anarchism? I'll have to read this a little bit later...
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Nitroadict:Rothbard turns me off due his reliance on natural rights; I'm not sure if I'll ever finish his stuff beyond "For A New Liberty" (& summaries of other works) because of this.
I wouldn't let it get to you. To be honest, I've read quite a bit of Rothbard, EOL is obviously full of Natural Rights stuff, For a New Liberty has some good stuff (some of it is natural rights but not all imo), but if you read his history or economic works there isn't too much of it. When I first picked up a "A history of money and banking in the united states" I couldn't put it down.
Natural rights need not be the premise of rothbard's ethics system. All it is is the only consistent political theory in regards to property, the only theory that attempts to follow the golden rule in that regard.
I believe a well rounded view on Hayek's political and social philosophy would come from his Constitution of Liberty. It's lengthy. I believe Hayek was more a market-democrat than a market-anarchist. His view on world democracy is interesting, if taken from a free-market point of view.
Hayek was no anarchist!
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Indeed, Hayek was no anarchist, but I think certain ideas from Hayek could br congruent with market anarchist ideas. In particular his ideas about sponteaneous order as well as the inability of central planners to have all the information needed to order a society.
Certainly, Hayek was no anarchist. But does his economics support his politics, or does his economics lead more naturally to anarchism? I suggest the latter. Indeed, I've heard reports of conversations with Hayek where he implicitly acknowledged this, saying that he was too old to become an anarchist but might if he were a younger man.
I saw this same gap listening to perhaps the greatest living economist - Israel Kirzner. His economic arguments led logically to anarchy, but he always concluded with "for some reason, the market can't provide security."
Indeed, I've heard reports of conversations with Hayek where he implicitly acknowledged this, saying that he was too old to become an anarchist but might if he were a younger man.
Indeed, I've heard reports of conversations with Hayek where he implicitly acknowledged this, saying that he was too old to become an anarchist but might if he were a younger man.
Where did you find that?
If I wrote it more than a few weeks ago, I probably hate it by now.
If a tag be needed I'm sticking with market-democrat.
There is no democracy that does not turn to oligarchy unless it be that of the markets democracy.
BTW, he refined "spontaneous order". Can some dude give us a refresh on the progenitor and the followers please?
Regards to y'all.
I heard it mentioned in lectures and discussion groups at FEE.
Two things I know relivant to this.
Of the organizations existing within the Great Society one
which regularly occupies a very special position will be that which
we call government. Although it is conceivable that the spontaneous
order which we call society may exist without government, if the
minimum of rules required for the formation of such an order is
observed without an organized apparatus for their enforcement, in
most circumstances the organization which we call government
becomes indispensable in order to assure that those rules are obeyed.
Law Legislation & Liberty, vol 1 , p37
Here he clearly does not rule it out.
SHENOY: This is interesting. Mises was quite clear that he believed that government was a praxeological necessity. He wrote again and again that a society needs an institution that enforces the law, and therefore you need government.
Hayek, on the other hand, says that we owe loyalty to government only and to the extent that it maintains the economic order and the laws on which we all depend. If it does not do that, we do not owe it any loyalty at all. He wrote this in "Confusion of Language in Political Thought." When the IEA published this, I pointed out to Arthur Seldon that he was promoting anarchy. This quite startled Seldon.
Hayek furthers says, in LLL, that if all government activity ceased, society would continue. So the political implications of Hayek are, in some measure, more extreme than Mises. In a late interview, he admitted that were he a younger man, he would probably be a libertarian anarchist.


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