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Over the top of the final climb and inside the final 20 kilometers of the 200 km race, Cummings was alone, chasing eventual race winner Mauro Santambrogio (Vini Fantini-Selle Italia) and runner-up, Patrik Sinkewitz (Meridiana Kamen Team). But the Vuelta a España and Tour of Beijing stage winner said he could not close the gap. "I was a bit afraid to go with them on the climb because I didn't want to blow," Cummings said. "I almost caught them at the top and then I got within 100 meters or so, but I couldn't close it. I just ran out of gas. For me, it's better to try to go with the winning move than to sit back and get nothing or get fourth or fifth." BMC Racing Team Assistant Director Max Sciandri said he liked the way the team rode in the first of back-to-back, one-day races in Italy. "They did a great job," Sciandri said. "Taylor (Phinney) was in an early breakaway and he was quite happy with the way he rode because it was a hard day of racing."
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It's Week 6, and it's been a football season of extremes to this point.
South Rowan (0-4) and Salisbury (0-5) have yet to win, and their respective searches for victory No. 1 may last a while. Unfortunately, they don't play each other this year.
Both have played brutal schedules, but you'd rather have Salisbury's schedule the rest of the way than South's. It's not like the Raiders are awful, and they are entertaining on offense, but who are they going to beat in the SPC?
On the other end of the spectrum, North Rowan (5-0) is flying high as the state's top-ranked 2A team. Jareke Chambers, who scored six TDs last week, is having a player of the year kind of season. Plus, the green and gold defense has been the county's best.
North makes another long road trip tonight, this one south to Marshville Forest Hills, which is near Wingate.
West Rowan (3-1) has a blemish in non-conference, but the Falcons are at full strength now, and no one is going to enjoy playing them the rest of the way. West isn't ranked because so many 3As are undefeated, but the Falcons look like a serious contender in the strong SPC and may be a factor in the state.
West is home against South Rowan tonight. In other words, South's tough schedule gets a little tougher.
The teams that are middle-of-the-pack in Rowan play intriguing games. East Rowan (2-2) has pointed for tonight's Concord game since last season's fiercely contested playoff loss to the Spiders, but this one could fall into the be-careful-what-you-wish-for category. Concord is very good, so unless the Mustangs play their best game to date, they're going to be disappointed again. Still, East has a good offense and a good defense and it has a chance.
At this point you'd pencil in East for 4-4 in the SPC. If the Mustangs, who planned to do better than that, seriously intend to do better, it has to start with an upset tonight.
Carson (2-2) faces an important non-conference game at Mount Pleasant. Do the Cougars keep the momentum from that emotional win over East rolling or do they have a road letdown against a well-coached, defensive-minded team? This one is going to be a scrap, but it's vital that the Cougars move to 3-2 instead of 2-3 because they've got West Rowan, a program they've never come close to beating, roaring into China Grove next week.
Rowan's 4A neighbors A.L. Brown and Davie start their league seasons tonight. It's old hat for Davie, which has been 4A since the 1980s. It's something new for the Wonders, who haven't been 4A since 1988 and haven't ever been in a Charlotte-based 4A league. Both are at home.
Salisbury takes a break. Hopefully, the wounded Hornets will be healthier when they return to live action on Oct. 4. If they don't get healthier, well, at least it's business as usual for SHS tennis, golf and soccer.
Tonight's games:
South Rowan (0-4, 0-2 SPC) at West Rowan (3-1, 1-0 SPC)
It's homecoming at West.
The schools have played every year since 1989, and it's been all Falcons in recent years. West has won 12 straight since the Raiders' last victory in 2000. There hasn't been a tight game since 2003. It's been a record-setting 66-7, 52-12 and 44-12 the last three seasons. Even South's strong 2009 team was shut down 28-0 by a state-championship West squad.
West coach Scott Young is 13-2 against South. South coach Jason Rollins is 0-7 against the Falcons.
West is rising in the area and county stats on both sides of the ball. West QB Harrison Baucom is second in the county in total offense, including 203 rushing yards. West tailback Daisean Reddick has scored five TDs in the two games he's played.
South QB Aaron Kennerly leads the county passing stats with 691 yards. Derrick Blackwell (243 yards) sparks South's running game.
West's special teams, led by kicker Zack Russell and returners Tyler Kennedy and Raywkon Torrence, are excellent again and have been huge in their three-game winning streak.
Concord (4-0, 2-0 SPC) at East Rowan (2-2, 1-1 SPC)
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East, which owns a league road win at Cox Mill, comes off a tough home loss to Carson. Concord has taken care of business in league games against Hickory Ridge and South Rowan.
Concord's dominance in this series has been overwhelming. The Spiders lead 36-3-1.
East won 23-22 against Concord in a 1969 playoff game on its way to 13-0 and the WNCHSAA championship. East also won 7-6 in 1979 and crushed the Spiders 30-0 in 2009. Maybe there's something about 9s, but East doesn't want to wait until 2019 before it beats the Spiders again.
Concord beat East twice last season, 42-20 in a non-conference game and 21-20 in overtime in the third round of the 3A state playoffs. The final moments of regulation in the playoff game one were controversial, to say the least, so this figures to be extra emotional.
East has played all season without star running back Calvin Edwards. Jake Boltz and Max Wall may not be Edwards, but they've been more than adequate as the ballcarriers in East's veer offense.
QB Samuel Wyrick (520 passing yards) and his twin, WR Seth Wyrick (28 catches, 442 yards), are smart, skilled offensive players.
Dock Corpening and Austin Hill lead East's defense as pass-rushers and run-stoppers. East's defense is ranked second in the county stats.
Concord was a passing team the last four years with B.J. Beecher, but coach Glen Padgett relies on the run more now. Rocky Reid (849 rushing yards, 10 TDs) is the horse for the Spiders. Defensively, the players to watch are leading tackler Logan Sedergren (No. 2) and reigning SPC Defensive Player of the Year Jerry Burk (No. 44), a 230-pound linebacker.
Carson (2-2) at Mount Pleasant (2-2)
This is the first time the schools have played.
Carson has lost to North Rowan and Central Cabarrus. Both are ranked and unbeaten.
Mount Pleasant has beaten Robinson and Cox Mill. The Tigers lost to Central Cabarrus (13-0) and Concord (21-2), but it's clear from those scores that MP coach Michael Johns, who was on the staff at East Rowan in the 1990s, has another good defense.
Carson found a way to win 32-28 against East last week with zero passing yards, but the Cougars will need at least some aerial success tonight from QB Austin McNeill if they're going to win on the road against a team that figures to be stacking the box against the run.
Halfback Brandon Sloop (425 rushing yards) has been the key ballcarrier for coach Joe Pinyan's team, and Tyler Reynolds (141 yards) has breakout potential.
Denzal Gilmore has rushed for 303 yards for the Tigers.
It's expected to be a fast-moving, run-run-run game. Carson averages 60 passing yards per game. The Tigers average about 40.
North Rowan (5-0) at Forest Hills (1-4)
Forest Hills' record isn't much, but the Yellow Jackets have played good opposition. They've lost to Weddington, Anson. Piedmont and Pageland (S.C.), but they broke out last week with a 57-28 win against Cuthbertson.
The most dangerous guy for Forest Hills is dual-threat QB Jared Lee, who has thrown for 563 yards and rushed for 372. Against Cuthbertson, he threw for 160 yards and rushed for 167. He's also the punter.
Forest Hills was 8-4 last season and is a perennially sound program that won a 2A state championship in 1984.
North has never played Forest Hills. This game came about because it's difficult to find someone to play non-conference in Week 6 of the season. Most teams are involved in conference play at that point. North and Forest Hills both play in small, six-team 2A leagues, so their schedules were a match.
North will rely on QB Jareke Chambers, who has been terrific with 706 rushing yards and 473 passing yards. He's run-first, but if teams play North exclusively to run, he can hurt them with his arm. Sakil Harrison is second in the county receiving stats with 19 catches for 312 yards and four TDs.
North is the county's highest-scoring team (37.2 per game) and the county's stingiest defensive team (16.8 ppg). That's a good combination.
North Meck (2-2, 0-0 MECKA) at A.L. Brown (3-1, 0-0 MECKA)
The Wonders come off their bye week and play North Meck for the first time.
Brown owns wins against South Rowan, Berry and Weddington. The loss was to Concord on opening night.
North Meck's Vikings are trying to rebound from a 2-9 year and have been win-lose-win-lose so far. The losses were to Independence and Myers Park. The wins were against Lake Norman and East Meck.
It's worth noting that both of North Meck's wins have come on the road.
North Meck is young, but it has good skill people in QB Nolan Beasley and RB William Santiago.
It's been impossible to get a read on how good the Wonders are. They beat Weddington 7-0 with defense. Then they outscored Berry 45-39.
Reagan (3-2, 0-0 CPC) at Davie (2-3, 0-0 CPC)
It's homecoming in Mocksville, as well as the CPC opener.
Davie's Cade Carney has rushed for 707 yards and is usually unstoppable, but Reagan held Carney to a career-low 58 rushing yards in 2012 and figures to throw everything it has at him again.
Davie has easily won the two games in which QB Parker Correll enjoyed big passing games. In Davie's three losses, he threw for 23, 31 and 23 yards.
That means Parker and big-play receiver Seth Dunn will be key guys tonight, especially if Reagan contains Carney.
Reagan is the best it's ever been. The Raiders, who never have won the CPC, lost close games the last two weeks to East Forsyth (5-0)and Northwest Guilford (4-1).
Davie knows something about losing close games to good teams. It had the lead in the second half in losses to North Rowan, West Rowan and Page.
Davie is 4-0 all-time against Reagan, including a 28-7 victory in 2012.
It's expected to be a 38-35 shootout. Reagan's dazzling QB Jake Easter has been called a "Johnny Manziel type of player" by Reagan coach Josh McGee.


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Take a 90-minute nighttime tour of sites throughout Springfield that are linked to spirited stories about Lincoln's life and death. Founder Garret Moffett based the tour partly on local lore about Lincoln's visions and dreams, as well as on reported ghost sightings.
CITY: Springfield
Christmas with the Lincolns
Where did the Lincoln boys hang their stockings for Santa to fill? What might have been in those stockings? What Christmas goodies were on Lincoln's table? Discover how the Lincolns celebrated he holidays by taking a tour through the Lincoln Home.
CITY: Springfield
Memorial's Festival of Trees
This holiday tradition features more than 150 decorated trees, local entertainment, delicious gingerbreak cookies and tasty treats. The Festival includes a children's craft area, rides on the Candy Cane Express train, and a market filled with holiday gift items.
CITY: Springfield
International Lincoln Presidential Half Marathon
The 49th Annual International Lincoln Presidential Half Marathon invites runners from around the world to participate in the 13.1-mile race past the nation's premier Lincoln sites.
CITY: Springfield
28th Annual Greater Downstate Indoor Bluegrass Music Festival
The Midwest's largest music event for Bluegrass - an original American art form. Features award-winning artists from across the nation. Acoustic instrument workshops, (youth/adult) guitar show, music-related vendors, jamming open stage.
CITY: Springfield
First Night Springfield
28th Annual First Night Springfield! This family-friendly, alcohol-free event is a Springfield area tradition. Free children's activities from 1 - 4 pm at Springfield High School Commons. Fireworks at 8 pm. Over 30 performances around Downtown Springfield from 6 pm - 11:15 pm.
CITY: Springfield
Old Capitol Holiday Walk
Held December 3, 4, 10, and 17. 5-8 pm each evening. SHOP LOCAL! 30+ shops and restaurants featuring unique shopping and dining. Festive holiday atmosphere with free Santa House, family entertainment and horse drawn trolley and shuttle van.
CITY: Springfield
Pasfield House Inn
Six roomy guest suites with individual thermostats, breakfast bars with personal regrigerators, private large Jacuzzi baths and amenities for discerning travelers. Personalized breakfast served in kitchenette, evening wine and cheese soiree. Business center with DSL (WIFI) and workout room. Full catering and beverage services available, classical architectural detail and interior design. Hospitality in a Grandeur Way.
CITY: Springfield
Christmas at Clayville
Enjoy caroling groups from local elementary schools starting at noon. There will be a children's store, face painting and refreshments. Santa will as be there to visit with the children.
CITY: Pleasant Plains
Fall Festival at New Salem
Typical autumn life on the 1830s Illinois prairie will be demonstrated. Costumed interpreters will demonstrate daily tasks such as candle dipping, butter churning, soap making, basket making, spinning wool, gardening, natural dyeing, and fishing with nets. Demonstrations of meat smoking will take place in one of the log village's period smokehouses, and wild game cooking will be demonstrated in the log homes. Visitors can step down into the cellar at the tavern to see how fruits and vegetables were preserved during the winter.
CITY: Petersburg
Abe's Trail Trek
Come out for the 3rd year of what may be the toughest one day series of trail races in Illinois. While the 5k is runner, walker and new-to-trails friendly, the 10k and 15k will test the mettle of all but the most seasoned trail runner.
CITY: Petersburg
Annual Chili Cookoff
The Annual Chili Cook-off is a popular fall event that features area chefs preparing their favorite chilies. The celebration gives patrons the chance to sample some great chilies and vote for their favorite, while enjoying live music and locally produced wines. Enjoy a hot bowl of chili on a colorful fall day at Hill Prairie Winery.
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Man hides cocaine in buttocks, faces drug possession after traffic stop
Authorities say a Salisbury man pulled over during a traffic stop led to officers finding drugs hidden in a man's buttocks and to collecting a tax lien from a passenger.
Salisbury Police charged Edward Antiona Morrow, 34, of the 2700 block of Cottage Street, Salisbury, with two counts of possession with the intent to manufacture, sell and deliver a controlled substance and possessing a controlled substance on a jail premise, all felonies.
Jimmy Lewis Oglesby was issued a citation for simple possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Another passenger, David Crockett, was not charged or cited.
A police officer stopped a vehicle at the intersection of Park Avenue and Clay Street Thursday at 10 p.m. because the vehicle's headlight was not on, a report said.
When the driver, later identified as Morrow, rolled down the window, the officer could smell marijuana. The officer asked to search the men and the vehicle, which had three people inside. Oglesby told the officer they had just smoked marijuana, a report said.
The report said Morrow had 0.8 grams of crack cocaine in his pocket and Oglesby had $1,100 in cash.
Officers discovered there was a tax lien against Oglesby and police seized $775 of the money he had in his possession.
Some marijuana was found under the front passenger's seat where Oglesby was seated, the report said.
When police took Morrow into the Rowan County jail, they asked if he had any substances or weapons, and he said no. However, jail officers found 5.9 grams of cocaine in a plastic bag hidden in Morrow's buttocks. He was additionally charged and his bond increased. Morrow remains in the Rowan County Detention Center under a total $15,000 secured bond.
In 2009, Morrow was convicted of misdemeanor drug possession in Cabarrus County. In 2007, he was convicted in Rowan County of felony drug possession. He has also been convicted of larceny, possession of stolen goods and simple assault.
Oglesby has pending charges from a January traffic stop that yielded a number of pills, cocaine and marijuana. That traffic stop led to a subsequent raid of Oglesby's house, where authorities found marijuana.
Oglesby has been convicted of simple assault, drug possession, assault on a female, driving while license revoked and resisting arrest.
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Dr. McNatt specializes in Family Medicine. He is board certified in Family Medicine, working primarily with an adult population. He is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of Kent State University and received his medical degree from Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine in 2004. He then went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Aultman Hospital, in Ohio, where he was an active member of multiple professional and medical education committees.
Prior to his appointment with Piedmont Physicians, Dr. McNatt practiced with the Akron General Medical Center in Akron, Ohio for four years. He simultaneously practiced with the Wound Healing and Limb Preservation Center, where he served as Medical Director. He has special interest in wound care. Dr. McNatt is an active member with the American Academy of Family Physicians.


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Working with leather inspires
After nearly six decades of working with leather, Jon Kelly, 87, knows a thing or two about the craft.
ōThere is just something about working with leather,ö Kelly said.
Kelly will sell his leather work, which includes such items as belts, bridles and halters for horses, at the Dolores Christmas Bazaar Saturday.
Kelly started working with leather in 1955 in Illinois.
ōI started making my own stuff when I got a horse because it was too expensive to buy my own stuff,ö he said.
Today, after owning and operating leather shops in Illinois, Cortez and now near his home near Dolores, Kelly is a bit of a leather expert.
And at 87, he still tests it out on his horse.
ōI rode yesterday,ö he said with a grin. ōThe weather has been perfect for it.ö
Kelly said he loves to ride and currently has a 16-year-old quarter horse that he just adores.
ōYou can get real attached to a horse,ö he said. ōThey can live so much longer than dogs.ö
Kelly said he taught himself everything he knows and learned a lot from a few masters along the way.
His biggest sellers at the craft shows are belts. Good quality belts are hard to come by these days, he said.
ōAll these cheaper belts. They have a thin layer of leather on the top and on the bottom, there is nothing better than cardboard,ö he said.
And look over there, he pointed to someone wearing his belt.
ōThat belt will last forever,ö he smiled.
Kelly said there is an art to leather making, but he enjoys the fact that his art is practical and can be used every day.
In addition, Kelly makes panniers and pack saddles from his home-based shop named Hitchin Post Saddlery.
For more information, contact Kelly at Hitchin Post Saddlery at 799-4475.


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I've been baking like crazy lately, I guess the Fall weather just brought that on. I thought I would share with you one of my FAVORITE "in the jar" recipes from my sister, Kristy at MommyHatesCooking.com. You're welcome.
{Creme Brulée Pie in a Jar}
The jars I used for these are half pint size jars. They are perfect for individual size pies and can be picked up at your local Walmart. For this recipe I decided to use the Pillsbury refrigerated pie crust. I used both crusts to make the 8 pies, you may have additional too depending on the amount that you use to make a few extras.
To make this pie, I simply adapted a basic Creme Brulée pie, I had to adjust the method to account for the jars as opposed to a basic pie crust. They turned out perfectly and just as I had hoped. I was able to make 8 servings with 2 pie crust that included the inside of the jar with crust as well as the top.
Be sure and remember when making a pie in a jar, that you need to have a vent on the top of the crust. In order to do this you can get creative and use cookie cutters to make decorative shapes or you can use a knife and simply cut slits. I did a few with a basket weave too. Then, to garnish my pies I added homemade whipped cream and ground cinnamon.
Creme Brulée Pie in a Jar
- 3 Tbsp Cornstarch
- 1 2/3 Cup 1/2 and 1/2
- 1 14oz Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk
- 3 Egg Yolks, Beaten
- 1 Tsp Ground Cinnamon
- 1 Tsp Ground Nutmeg
- 1 Tbsp Butter
- 1 Tbsp Vanilla Extract
- 2 9 inch Pastry Shells (I used Pillsbury Refrigerated Shells)
- 1/4 Cup Sugar
- 8-10 Half Pint Jars for Canning
- Homemade Whipped Cream:
- 1/2 Pint Heavy Whipping Cream
- 4 Tbsp Powdered Sugar
- 1/4 Tsp Vanilla
- 1/2 Tsp Ground Cinnamon
Preheat oven to 375*.
Begin by preparing the pie jars. Make sure they are washed and cleaned out. Then, roll out your pie dough. Use the tops of the jars to make the circles for the lids of the jar. Using the remaining dough pat it into the jar to cover the sides and bottom of the jar to make the pie shell. I left about an inch at the top where the lid would be screwed on without crust.
In a medium saucepan on medium heat, add in the cornstarch and cream, whisk this until fully dissolved.
Next, whisk in the condensed milk, egg yolks, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Continue stirring and cooking on medium heat until thick and bubbly.
At this point, remove from the heat and stir in the butter and vanilla until the butter is completely melted.
Pour enough of the creme brulee mixture into each jar to fill up to the top of your crust. Be sure to add a slit into the round top that you cut out with the lids before sealing it onto the top of the pie. This will allow the filling to breathe during the baking process. At this point I was able to make 8 individual pies; however, you may be able to make a few more depending on the amount of dough that you use.
Top each of the pies with sugar, then place the jars in a casserole dish to easily bake them in the oven.
Bake these in the oven for 45 minutes on 375* or until pie crust has browned.
While these are baking add your whipped cream ingredients to a stand mixer and whisk on high until the whipped cream has formed. At this point I fill a decorator's bag and use a Wilton 1M tip. Set this aside until you are ready to add the whipped cream.
Let these cool completely once the jars have completely cooled you can put them in the fridge for 1-2 hours to chill or serve them warm without chilling. Note: Do not put these jars in the fridge or freezer when they are still hot or warm from the oven.
Add the whipped cream and a little cinnamon to garnish them and enjoy.


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Concrete Moisture Meter
Concrete Moisture Meter
I heard a rumor about concrete moisture meters getting their own ASTM standard... is this true?
This concrete forum seems to recommend concrete relative humidity testing. Is that better than using a meter?
Thanks for your help!
RE: Concrete Moisture Meter
Are you referring to electrical impedance meters?
JD Grafton
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RE: Concrete Moisture Meter
Yes. Pinless Concrete Moisture Meters.
RE: Concrete Moisture Meter
It has been my experience that EI meters can be fooled by surface moisture, concrete density, steel reinforcing, and concrete constituents among other things.
While some of these factors may not vary widely within a single pour of concrete, think how they can vary between a slab poured in Northern Michigan compared to one in Southern Florida.
EI meters measure how well a signal flows through concrete. Dense concrete will transfer the signal more readily that porous concrete, steel contributes also. Moisture is what we are looking for, and moisture helps the signal along, discerning how much of the reading is moisture and how much is due to other factors is the key.
My beef is the inspector who walks onto a job site, plunks down his EI meter and says "Five! It reads five so the slab is too wet, sorry."
Well five what? Percent? I just took a reading of my fireplace hearth which is limestone and it reads 0%. I don't believe it has 0% moisture. Then for fun I placed the meter on a piece of steel and it read 7%. While the steel I'm sure has no moisture in it, the conductivity of the steel is very good and read the equivalent conductivity of concrete at 7% moisture. I did this just to demonstrate how materials can effect the readings.
Now move to a job site. How do we compare a 12" slab to a 3" slab? Wire mesh reinforced or maybe not. Maybe even steel fibers. I was on a job where the 5/8" rebar was sticking out of the surface of the slab in dozens of locations. What will that do to an EI meter if we place it near rebar that is just under the surface cream? I can tell you the slab will read wetter than it should. The surface of a slab may be more porous than the concrete an inch or two down. Or the opposite can be true. How are we to know?
So do I think EI meters are worthless? Not at all. I can quickly walk a floor and take EI readings of the surface in literally hundreds of spots. The concrete density probably doesn't vary as much as it will from multiple batches poured under varying conditions. The constituents should all be the same. The reinforcement will vary, but I can work around that as I am reading. What I'm looking for are areas with overall higher or lower readings to conduct follow up testing to determine cause. It will not tell me of moisture problems deep in the slab unless they are bad enough to show at the surface. Then I need to think if surface moisture or temperature may be throwing my readings off.
You can imaging how concrete at dew point reads very high. You may not see surface moisture because of a slight breeze from HVAC or natural convection. The concrete can darken from moisture but still have a dry surface. Readings again will be artificially high.
There's a lot of thinking involved when using EI meters, I just touched on some that came to mind. Sorry for the long rambling...
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RE: Concrete Moisture Meter
Thanks. That makes a lot of sense. You're right - I can see how concrete moisture meters would be thrown off way too easily, and they don't give you the answer to the question you should be looking for (what is the RH?). You sold me.
Now I just want to know why concrete meters have their own ASTM spec?!?
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(02-07-2011, 10:30 AM)DeanC Wrote: Thanks. That makes a lot of sense. You're right - I can see how concrete moisture meters would be thrown off way too easily, and they don't give you the answer to the question you should be looking for (what is the RH?). You sold me.
Well, every test and testing apparatus will have its own standard. The standard just tells us the parameters of properly conducting the test. Its up to us to determine which test will give us the information we need to make good decisions.
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Concrete Answers for Flooring Problems
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RE: Concrete Moisture Meter
And there are more than just EI meters. (electrical impedance) The GE meeter is not EI I don't think. I think it is some sort of RF as it doesn't have electrical contacts.
But every tester I've ever used uses EI to find the high points in a slab to set his probes (or set a higher concentration of probes in that area).
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If there is a recipe for success for the BMC Racing Team at stage races, one of the key ingredients has to be Chef Peter Cambré.
Cooking Runs In The Family
Growing up in a family that owned a cafe and catering service in Belgium got Cambré interested in the culinary arts at a young age. He arrived on the pro cycling scene when Cadel Evans earned the yellow jersey for the first time. "I got a call from a colleague who said they needed help cooking for Cadel's press conference," Cambré said. "They asked me to make Tapas, which was my speciality at the time. I stayed there for a week and then they (Lotto) asked me to do the Vuelta."
Logistical Challenges
Since Cambré cooks solely for the BMC Racing Team's eight or nine riders at a stage race, he can often specifically cater to their tastes. "For example, Marcus Burghardt always wants to have an avocado and he likes to mix apple juice with sparkling water," Cambré said. "It's really the little things that make them comfortable." Logistics, he said, are the toughest part of the job. On a typical race day, Cambré fixes beakfast, a box lunch for the riders to eat on their post-race transfer to the hotel, and dinner. "Depending on what time the race starts, I sometimes can't leave the hotel until late and then I have to drive a long way to the next hotel," he said. "It can sometimes be harder and more stressful than cooking."


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Fabric Therapy
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What about a special tablecloth? Otherwise, if you just aren't sure, you can just mail them straight to me ;)!ReplyDelete
Oooh, fab bundles. That Oakshott would look great in a kind of radiating arrangement where the colour graduated from a central point outwards, either on a large scale, or in blocks, maybe randomly sized and arranged together... Sorry, I'll shut up now and let you think up your own ideas ;o)ReplyDelete
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I have that same bundle of Oakshott--stunning! And I can hardly wait to get some Indie--it's beautiful!ReplyDelete
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Hey! Thanks for linking up to my pillow! I'm actually sewing with Indie again today. And, I'm thinking I might have to blog the Fabric Therapy that's come in since my hiatus!! I got a little crazy!! ;)ReplyDelete
Jealous of your pretty fabric bundles! Can't wait to see what you make with Indie!ReplyDelete
I love the fabric but I am also quite taken by the beautiful gleam of the table they are sitting on!ReplyDelete
That Oakshott is looking delicious. I really must save a little money some day to get some myself.ReplyDelete
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Facebook's ex-Google guy talks social search
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MENLO PARK, Calif. Software engineer Lars Rasmussen could be a poster child for the slogan pasted on the walls of Facebooks headquarters here: Fail Harder.
After getting laid off from his first startup, the Berkeley PhD in computer science teamed up with his brother to make digital maps a platform, hoping to leapfrog Mapquest. In the wake of the dotcom bust, funding was hard to find, but Google liked the idea, and bought the startup. Code Rasmussen developed became the basis for Google Maps.
Rasmussens next big idea for Google was Wave, pitched as the follow on to email. It landed hard as a belly flop.
For the last two years he has been at Facebook, where he has been put in charge of search. The social networking giant has long hoped it could find a more personal road into Web data that could accelerate it past archrival Google.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg seeded staff with ideas he liked. Rasmussen presided over several prototypes, one of which he showed to Zuckerberg more than a year ago, as a barely working proof of concept of a natural language querying capability.
Mark said, You will never get that to work, but if you could it would be awesome, recalled Rasmussen, who was motivated by the implicit challenge.
The project started weekly meetings, many of the attended by Zuckerberg. But it was really at the end when the founder got more involved in the project.
I started getting messages from Mark at 2 a.m., asking us to change this or that, said Rasmussen. We use Facebook messages here, not e-mail, he said.


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From staff reports
West Rowan's baseball team scored eight runs in the seventh inning and won 10-2 at North Iredell on Thursday.
It was a key NPC win for the Falcons (16-5, 6-4). North Iredell fell to 5-5 in the league.
Michael Ball (5-2) pitched a complete game. Ball allowed six hits, including a Seth White homer, and struck out eight.
Juan Garcia doubled and drove in three runs for the Falcons. Garcia and Justin Evans had two hits each. Nick Collins knocked in two runs.
West now has swept North Iredell and moves into a tie for second place with East Rowan and South Rowan.
• Davie lost 5-1 to Reagan in a CPC game on Thursday.
Nick Boswell took the loss. Garrett Nestor, Nathan Howard and Charlie Muchukot had Davie's only hits.
Prep softball
East Rowan beat South Rowan 10-0 in an NPC game played at South on Thursday and stayed in first place.
Sydney Poole pitched the shutout for the Mustangs (9-2 NPC) in the six-inning game.
Jesse Rummage drove in four runs with two key hits.
Allyson Mills doubled in a run, and Elane Kepley knocked in two more with a clutch hit.
Second baseman Caroline Hubbard stood out for South defensively.
It was Senior Day for longtime South starters Emma Pope and Katherine Starnes.
• North Iredell stayed in second place in the NPC by beating West Rowan 10-0.
North Iredell scored nine runs in the fifth and sixth to win by the 10-run rule.
Hunter Gibbons and Leah McCoy had doubles for the Falcons, who dropped to 6-4 in the league.
Gibbons and Taylor Martin had two hits each.
Lacey Fox pitched the shutout and struck out five. Heather Josey had two doubles and two RBIs for the Raiders.
Prep soccer
West Rowan lost to Forbush in non-conference soccer on Thursday in East Bend. Both teams entered the night unbeaten. West was ranked second in 3A.
2A power Forbush scored eight minutes into the game and went up 2-0 at halftime.
Forbush went ahead 3-0 on a breakaway and made it 4-0 on a header.
Mariah Coleman and Toni Lucente created scoring opportunities, but West (15-1) couldn't find the back of the net. Kayla Boley played well in the back. Joana Samano turned away numerous shots.
"We lost to a better team tonight," West coach Nick Brown said. "My hat goes off to Forbush, as they applied pressure all over the field for 80 minutes. They are going to make a serious run at a state championship. We will learn from this and get better."
• Salisbury won 1-0 against Ledford in a non-conference game on Monday.
Maritsa Mourouzidis scored on a one-touch voley with 15 minutes left off a nice assist by Susannah Dixon.
Kayla Honeycutt, Kate Grant and Ashley Heidt were standouts in the midfield. Kaytee Leonguerrero had the shutout in goal.
Salisbury bounced back from Wednesday's 4-0 loss to CCC leader Central Davidson.
Salisbury plays Lexington at 6 on Monday.
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West Rowan won 4-1 against North Iredell.
Peyton Greene struck out 15 and pitched a three-hitter.
Greene went 4-for-4 with a home run to center field. Brianna Turner had a double.
College baseball
Chris Armstrong pitched Carson-Newman to a 5-1 win over Catawba and ace Nick Lomascolo in the first round of the SAC tournament on Thursday in Forest City.
Kevin Franchetti homered for the sixth-seeded Eagles.
Paul Kronenfeld drove in Catawba's run. Ethan Satterfield and Blake Houston (South Rowan) had two hits each.
SAC Coach of the Year Jim Gantt will have to regroup the Indians quickly. Catawba plays Wingate at noon today in an elimination game.
• Pfeiffer announced a schedule change due to incoming inclement weather.
Pfeiffer will play a single game against Mount Olive on Sunday instead of Friday.
A noon doubleheader is still planned for Saturday at Ferebee Field. Legendary coach Joe Ferebee's jersey will be retired prior to the doubleheader.
•In Guilford's 21-4 win against Emory & Henry, Nathan Fulbright (East Rowan) went 4-for-4 with six RBIs.
Fulbright had a pair of two-run doubles, a run-scoring single and was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded.
Fulbright is batting .431 with 19 RBIs in 51 official at-bats.
Avery Rogers (East) has pitched in seven games for the Quakers (21-20). He threw a scoreless inning against Emory & Henry.
College softball
Catawba's softball team won 4-1 against Carson-Newman in the first round of the SAC tournament on Thursday morning.
Amanda Terry homered and drove in all four runs to lead the offense.
Carley Tysinger struck out nine Eagles for her 23rd win.
Elayna Siebert homered for the Eagles.
Catawba plays No. 1 seed Tusculum today in the double-elimination event at Whitley Field at 11:30 a.m.
College tennis
Newberry's women's team beat Catawba 5-2 in the opening round of the SAC tournament on Thursday in Rock Hill.
Lauren Sledd won in singles for Catawba (15-9) and teamed with Ally Prior for a doubles win.
Local golf
David Smith made a hole-in-one at McCanless. He got his first ace on the 120-yard No. 12 hole with a 9-iron. Jerry Fraley, Sam Shaver and Paul Hammell witnessed the feat.
• Joshua Coker, a student at Erwin Middle, aced No. 12 at McCanless with a 7-iron when it was playing 105 yards. Christopher Higgins witnessed the shot.
Youth fooball coaches
Anyone interested in coaching football for the Salisbury 49ers should attend an organizational meeting on Thursday, April 25, at 6 p.m. at Hall Gym.
Contact Brian Miller at 704-754-1863.
American Legion
Sign-ups for Kannapolis Legion are at Northwest Cabarrus on Saturday, April 27.
Junior players should come at 10 a.m. and Senior players at noon. Bring an original birth certificate.
Players will be from Northwest, A.L. Brown, Cox Mill and Robinson.
Middle school baseball
Erwin won 6-2 against West Rowan Middle.
John Owen went 3-for-3 with two RBIs. Hunter Harwood was 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Jacob Kepley went 3-for-3 and scored twice.
Owen pitched a complete game and struck out five.
Erwin (6-3) is at North Rowan Middle on Tuesday.
Mid. school girls soccer
Southeast rallied from two goals down to tie Corriher-Lipe 4-4.
Farrah Jordan and Sarah Musselwhite scored two goals each. Musselwhite also had an assist.
Mid. school boys soccer
Southeast won 6-0 against Corriher-Lipe.
Raunel Vasquez had a hat trick. Daniel Carrillo, Luis Araujo and Braxton Rogers scored a goal each. Assists were by Vasquez, Araujo and Michael Rosas.
Irving Flores had the shutout in goal.
Mid. school boys tennis
Erwin defeated Corriher-Lipe 9-0. Winners in singles for the Eagles were Robert Gray, Zakk Perdue, Tyson Love, Clinton Nash, Sawyer Russell and Jesus Barron.
Doubles winners were Gray, Perdue, Nash, Love, Carlton Jackson and Brandon Thomas.
• Erwin won against West Rowan Middle. Singles winners were Gray, Perdue, Love, Nash, Russell and Barron. Winners in doubles ewre Gray,Perdue, Love, Nash, Jackson and Osvaldo Fuentes.
Stallions baseball
The Greater Cabarrus Homeschool Stallions won 9-2 against Albemarle's jayvees on Thursday.
Caleb Threadgill went 5-for-5.
Hunter Shepherd had three hits, including two triples. Noah Jarrett, Josh Holt and Tyler Hartsell had two hits each.
Shepherd pitched six inings and allowed only two hits.
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Documenting his amazing journey down five rivers, including the Mississippi, Guider kept a journal and took hundreds of remarkable photographs. These images offer a revealing perspective on the natural and controlled inland waterways that bisect the nation. The exhibition's title, The River Inside, which was drawn from the importance of rivers as prime conduits of vital commodities and as overlooked by-ways, speaks to the resonance between life-sustaining water sources and human beings.
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Virginia Tech because my family and close friends went there it was like my 2nd home during college.
What's your favorite movie quote?
"There are no ordinary moments." -Peaceful Warrior
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I haven't played in forever but probably Frogger or Extreme Sports and I could definitely kick your butts at it!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Just ears pierced, no tats.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I have over 3000 songs on my iPad so I could probably list a lot. The first thing that comes to mind is Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
What's your best party trick?
I can snap my fingers while holding a bottle cap and it darts across the room really fast.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Wow you must be extremely hot with all those clothes on...I mean being that you're probably used to wearing lingerie all the time as a Victoria Secret Angel right?
What's the worst job you've ever had?
The worst job I had wasn't necessarily the job itself but the overall experience. I was working a job for MBFW and had to wear a dress made of all condoms and ended up getting very sick, passing out, and hospitalized while cameras flashed during the entire process.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Jumped off a waterfall into freezing waters.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Pizza or ice cream most likely.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Vodka infused gummies.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Had sex (shhhhh).
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Baggy sweats and a tight tank top.
Tell us a joke.
Why cant ghosts have babies? Because they have Hollow Weenies (Halloween-ies) ha ha ha


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