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KANNAPOLIS Lori Van Horn spent a restful 24 hours Friday inside a room that from the outside looks like a cruise ship cabin.
Van Horn, of Mint Hill, is a participant in a metabolism study being conducted at the UNC-Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute, at the North Carolina Research Campus.
Dr. Andrew Swick, associate professor and director of Obesity and Eating Disorders Research at the University of North Carolina Research Institute, is heading the study. Stephen Orena, a lab manager and a research associate in the Swick lab, runs the study.
The study hopes to measure the effect of a commercially available water, ASEA (pronounced ah-see-ah), on a persons metabolic rate and the amount of fat that is burned. Participants drink two 4-ounce portions of the water one in the morning and the other before bed.
Some of our greatest health challenges today stem from obesity and the obesity-related diseases. The metabolic chamber is unique because it allows us to precisely measure how a persons metabolism is affected by what a person eats, such as the compounds found in ASEA water, Swick said.
One more tool?
ASEA can be found online, and according to its website, provides health benefits including protecting against free radical damage.
If it turns out that compounds in ASEA water can increase metabolism, this could provide one more tool for people to use to treat or prevent obesity, Swick said.
Participants spend two 24-hour periods in the metabolic chamber, separated by a week.
Van Horn wrapped up her final 24-hour period inside the institutes metabolic chamber on Saturday morning. It was the second 24 hours shed spent in the room.
This is pretty unique. Theres not a lot of metabolic chambers in the whole world. This is one of the few in the southeastern part of the United States, Swick said.
The chamber resembles a hotel room equipped with a bed, sink, toilet, satellite television, DVD player, laptop, intercom system, phone and air-lock chambers used to deliver food, blankets or reading material to study participants.
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The participants can do much of everything they did outside, except leave. They can eat, sleep, read, do crafts, watch television, make phone calls and even work remotely via the Internet.
The researchers say most people enjoy their quiet time, and Van Horn agrees.
So its been very relaxing. But you know in my line of work Im used to moving around and talking to people, she said.
Van Horn is a nurse and she said not having that interaction, except through the portholes and through the intercom, has been rather interesting.
Reseachers pass air through the chamber that allows us to measure how much CO2 (carbon dioxide) is being produced as a person is digesting their food, Orena said.
We monitor activity, food intake. We ask for one blood sample. We measure the amount of calories they are burning, so how much energy they actually need, Swick said.
Two blood samples and urine samples are collected each day. On the first day, another blood sample is drawn. Before participants enroll, they are asked to report for screening and orientation.
One of the criteria for participants is that they be postmenopausal women.
Postmenopausal womens metabolic rate is more stable. Its not complicated by hormones that could otherwise make it difficult to see a difference, Orena said.
We try to control as much as possible. Theres a lot of variability between people and so we try to minimize what that variability is and also look at populations that are interesting and important, Swick said.
The study is relatively passive, he said.
Participants dont have to expend a lot of energy. One cause of difficulty for Van Horn was giving up her love of coffee. Participants are asked to abstain from caffeine.
Im a two-, three-cup, sometimes maybe four-cup of coffee per day drinker, and so for me that was extremely hard, she said.
Van Horn was fine without coffee during her last 24-hour period on Jan. 11. She figured after that Saturday when she was free to return home, shed stop at the first McDonalds she spotted for coffee.
I passed right by it, she said.
She drank a cup of coffee on Jan. 13 and said she, wasnt that thrilled with it. Shes been coffee-free for a week.
Starbucks and Caribou are wondering where I am, Van Horn joked.
Shes not sure if shell return to her regular coffee habit once shes finally done with the study.
The question is, could a persons metabolism increase just by drinking a special type of water?
Swick doesnt know the answer, just yet.
The way the study is designed, we dont know anything until its finished. Its a double-blind study, Swick said.
ASEA sent researchers two bottles, marked A and B. One bottle is ASEA water and the other is a placebo.
Swick earned a bachelor of science degree in animal science from the University of Florida, followed by a masters degree in nutrition from the University of Nebraska. In 1987, Swick earned his doctorate.
Orena received his bachelor of science degree in zoology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and a masters degree from Harvard. He went on to do drug discovery research in the areas of diabetes and obesity for Pfizer.
The researchers are in the midst of the study and are looking for participants. In order to qualify, a participant must be a healthy, nonsmoker, postmenopausal female, between age 50-65, with a BMI between 25 and 35.
Volunteers will receive a stipend to compensate them for time spent in the research study.
To learn more about the research study and whether you qualify to participate, contact Stephen Orena at 704-250-5041 or email@example.com.


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Does anybody think that Camera manufactures should make a universal hotshoes. That can fit any make of flash gun.
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it would do but that's how they get extra money out of us
You might as well ask them to standardise lens mounts.
The competition in the industry keeps prices down so the manufacturers try to limit a user's choices to their own accessories, although this does not always succeed (witness the constant 'battles' between original equipment manufacturers and third party manufacturers - currently evident in the supply of replacement batteries).
Such strategies attempt to optimise the manufacturer's accountants' 'bottom line' so that they have profits to plough into product development.
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When a manufacturer attains dominance there is little further need to compete on price and the accounts' 'bottom line' gets fatter, meaning that you and I pay even more for their product.
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Published in pamphlet form by authority of the City Council of the City of Carbondale, Jackson County, Illinois, this 6th day of September, 1989.
I, Janet M. Vaught, the duly qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of Carbondale, Illinois, and the official custodian of the records of said City, do hereby certify that this ordinance was published in pamphlet form by authority of the City Council on the 6th day of September, 1989.
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Article VI. Theft of Library Materials
Sec. 14-6-1. Definitions.
As used in this section the following definitions shall apply:
- "Library Facility" includes any public library or museum, or any library or museum of an educational, historical or eleemosynary institution, organization or society.
- "Library Material" includes any book, plate, picture, photograph, engraving, painting, sculpture, statue, artifact, drawing, maps, newspapers, pamphlet, broadside, magazine,. manuscript, document, letter, microfilm, sound recording, audiovisual material, magnetic or other tape, electronic data processing record or other documentary, written or printed material regardless of physical form or characteristics, or any part thereof, belonging to, or on loan to or otherwise in the custody of a library facility.
- "Premises of a Library Facility" means the interior of a building, structure or other enclosure in which a library facility is located and in which the library facility keeps library material.
- "Library Card" means a card or plate issued by a library facility for purposes of identifying the person to whom the library card was issued as authorized to borrow library material, subject to all limitations and conditions imposed on such borrowing by the library facility issuing such card.
Sec. 14-6-2 Library Theft.
A person commits the offense of library theft when he or she:
- knowingly and intentionally removes any library material from the premises of a library facility without authority to do so; or
- knowingly and intentionally conceals any library material upon his or her person or among his or her belongings, while still in the premises of a library facility and in such a manner that the library material is not visible through ordinary observation although there may be some notice of its presence, and removes such library material beyond the last point in the premises of that library facility at which library material may be borrowed in accordance with procedures established by that library facility for the borrowing of library material; or
- with the intent to deceive, borrows or attempts to borrow any library material from a library facility by 1) use a library card issued to another without the other's consent, or 2) use of a library card knowing that it is revoked, cancelled or expired, or 3) use of a library card knowing that it is falsely made, counterfeit or materially altered; or
- borrows from a library facility library material which has an aggregate value of $50.00 or more pursuant to an agreement with or procedure established by the library facility for the return of such library material, and usually without good cause fails to return the library material so borrowed in accordance with such agreement or procedure, and further willfully without good cause fails to return such library material within 30 days after receiving written notice by certified mail from the library facility demanding the return of such library material.
Section 14-6-3. Mutilation or Vandalism of Library Materials
A person commits mutilation or vandalism of library materials when he knowingly tears, marks on, maliciously renders imperfect or otherwise damages or destroys library materials.
Section 14-6-4. Posting of Warning
Each library facility shall post a copy of this section at a location adjacent to each entrance to the premises of the library facility and at each point in the premises of the library facility at which the borrowing of library materials occurs.
Section 14-6-5. Penalties
Library theft, as defined herein above, is a violation of the Carbondale Revised Code for which the offender may be fined in accordance with Section 14-1-6 of this Chapter and be ordered to reimburse the library for actual replacement costs of the materials not returned.
SECTION 2: That Chapter 16 of the Carbondale Revised Code be revised by repealing Section 1610-4 and Section 16-10-5.
SECTION 3. That all ordinances and parts thereof in conflict herewith are expressly repealed and are of no other force and effect.
SECTION 4. The repeal of any ordinance by this Ordinance shall not affect any rights accrued or liability incurred under said repealed ordinance to the effective date hereof. The provisions of this Ordinance, insofar as they are the same or substantially the same as those of any prior ordinance, shall be construed as a continuation of said prior ordinance.
SECTION 5. That it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Carbondale that this Ordinance and every provision thereof shall be considered separable, and the invalidity of any section, clause, or provision of this Ordinance shall not affect the validity of any other portion of this Ordinance.
SECTION 6. That the City Council of the City of Carbondale finds that the subject matter of this Ordinance pertains to the government and affairs of the City of Carbondale and is passed pursuant to the Home Rule Powers of the City of Carbondale pursuant to the provisions of Article VII, Section 6(a) of the Illinois Constitution.
SECTION 7. That this Ordinance shall be known as Ordinance No. 89-63 of the City of Carbondale, Illinois, and shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, recording, and publication in pamphlet form in accordance with law.
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Download owner's manual Floor-standing loudspeaker Grille 4 Rubber tipped leveling feet 4 Carpet spikes Spike wrench Port cover Input terminal jumper (installed) Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish) Specification and Wiring guide (English/ French/ Spanish) Warranty information psb website information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Specifications & Dimensions Driver Technology Cone Design: The woofer cones are ceramic filled polypropylene and use rubber surrounds. 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The tweeter and top woofer are crossed over at 1,800 Hz, the bottom woofer plays only 800 Hz and below. Enclosure Design Cabinet: The cabinet is an integral part of speaker design and has a dramatic effect on the overall sound of a speaker. PSB's 7-layer laminated construction results in a solid, acoustically inert enclosure. The side and top panels are curved for added stiffness, with a high-gloss lacquer exterior. Internally the cabinet has two separate chambers, each with its own port on the rear panel. Port Cover: There are two ports on the rear panel, one for each of the internal chambers. One port cover is included to seal a port (if necessary), thereby changing the bass tuning characteristics of the speaker to correct the interaction with the room. If needed, additional port covers can be obtained from PSB for a nominal fee. Connections Binding Posts: The dual binding post input terminals are located on the lower rear of the speaker cabinet. The two sets of binding posts are shorted together by a gold-plated jumper. With the jumper removed the Imagine T can be bi-wired or bi-amplified. The binding posts will accept spade connectors, single banana plugs, pin connectors, and bare wire up to 8 gauge. Mounting Options Leveling Feet: The Imagine T includes two sets of leveling feet; the rubber covered feet are used on a hard surface and add approximately 1/2" to the height of the speaker, the carpet spikes add approximately 1" to the height. Specifications & Dimensions Frequency Response: On Axis @ 0°: 38-23,000 Hz (+/-3 dB) On Axis @ 0°: 42-20,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Off Axis @ 30°: 42-10,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Low Frequency Cutoff -10 dB: 35 Hz Sensitivity: Anechoic Chamber: 88 dB Typical Listening Room: 90 dB Dimensions: Width (body): 7-1/2" Width (w/ feet): 8-3/8" (the feet mounted to the bottom of the cabinet are wider than the body of the speaker) Height: 37-1/8" (installing the rubber tipped leveling feet or carpet spikes, one of which should be used for any application, will add to the overall height) Depth: 13-3/4" (including the binding posts) Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card PSB Imagine T Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. 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When I compare them to my old DCM time windows, I find that they seem to lack a little crispness and sparkle. I'm driving these with a Marantz PM8005 which is adequate to achieve moderately loud sound levels in a 16x18 ft room. It, too, is reputed to impart a little warmth to the sound. The combination makes cymbal strikes and crisp piano notes seem a little soft-edged. Listening to Mistislav Rostropovitch and Rudolf Sorkin play Dvorak's cello concerto in D minor, for example, I was struck with how rich the sound of the cello was. It really conveyed the sense that the tone of this instrument may be among the most beautiful and musical of all instruments. This is a sense I never got with the Time Windows. On the other hand, Sorkin's piano playing seemed a little muffled, muted, soft: still lovely, but not at all crisp. This balance was not what I was used to hearing in this recording; but I imagine that it is a great deal closer to the intent of the DG recording engineers. The clocks' chimes in Pink Floyd's Dark side of the moon sound hyperrealistic. And the rest of the track sounds terrific. In a live recording of Eagle's Hotel California, the slightest nuance of the guitar strings' vibration was captured and delivered accurately. Pros: Accurate, natural - sounding, slightly warm in sound color, compact, beautiful black piano finish, great build quality, nice binding posts, Cons: Not quite as crisp and sharp as some. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Quality Sound Reproduction Written By rehankins, Olympia,WA on Wednesday, January 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought the PSB Imagine T without every hearing them. A bit of a gamble on my part but after some soul searching and research made the leap. I was told at Crutchfield to allow a burn-in time to reach optimal sound. I was pleasantly surprised how rich the sound was out of the box. I like many generes of music. I love the way the highs, mid range and bass each remain clear without any loss in clarity in complex pieces of music. I purchased as a family gift in our household, as I wanted quailty sound and my wife a a piece of complimentary furniture to our room. Luckily these speakers fit both aspirations perfectly. RE Pros: The cabinet in dark cherry matched our hard wood floors and other pieces of furniture in our living room. The tower design look great next to our big screen TV. The sound reroduction is clear and concise. Cons: You will need to high power amp to bring full spectrum to music fully. The cleaner your amp the better you will reach the sweet spot. A tad bit pricey but if you enjoy music it is a good investment in your ears. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Image vs. Imagine Written By Romarin, California on Saturday, September 17, 2011 Have not heard the synchrony line of PSB speakers but the Imagine is so much better than the Image that the smallest and cheapest Imagine is better than the the top of the line Image. And the image isn't a bad speaker but I couldn't see throwing good money after bad and that's what you'd be doing buying an Image. As soon as you heard the Imagine you'd regret the day you wasted your money on the lesser speaker. Of course if the Image is all you can afford then you could do a whole lot worse for the money. 18 out of 97 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the PSB Imagine T Add Accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. See all categories & accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. 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The day after suffering what Directeur Sportif John Lelangue called the scariest crash he had ever seen, Scott Nydam is determined not to let this setback adversely impact his season.
Though he did suffer a concussion bad enough that he had to be woken up every two hours the night after the crash, Nydam feels that he should be able to return to training quickly once he has his re-broken collarbone attended to in the next few days.
Even the routine things can be dangerous
"I was routinely going back to the car to drop off the jackets like I have done hundreds of times before, and I remember I had to pass a jacket from my left hand to my right, and in the process, the sleeve or something grabbed my break lever making my bars do a 180°. I remember having a split second of panic that I was going down, but then the next thing I knew I was waking up in the ambulance listening to John Lelangue's voice. It's so bizarre since I had made it safely through all those terribly rainy days and we had even just come down a really treacherous descent that I had no trouble on, and then this happened. It just goes to show you."
Clean bill of health after the concussion, what about the collarbone?
"I broke my collarbone right at the end of the titanium plate that was put in it last time I broke it at the Tour of Utah. We will need to fix that, probably by taking out and replacing the old plate. Dr. Heiden who performed the surgery last time is on vacation, but currently flying home to Salt Lake City, so I can either fly out there to have the surgery done Friday by Dr. Heiden, or I can use a doctor in Santa Rosa who Dr. Heiden highly recommends. In either case, it should be no problem and I should be on the bike again very quickly."
How will this impact your early season plans?
"If I get this fixed tomorrow, then by early next week I should be able to ride on the road again. I need to let my body recuperate, not only from the race, but also the surgery. But since I'm not racing to the end of the Tour of California, at least that is giving me a head start and hopefully I won't miss a beat of my training regime. My racing schedule picks up again at the end of March for Redlands and then hopefully European racing in April. Being on this team gives me so many amazing opportunities. I want to be fit enough to be on the Tour of Romandie team. That is a race a lot of guys would love to be able to do, so I am determined to stay on track for that because it is something I really want to do with this team."
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"When I woke up in the ambulance and heard John talking, one of my first realizations is that he left the race to come be with me and make sure I was okay. And then when we arrived at the hospital our team doctor, Scott Major and PR Officer, Georges Lüchinger were already there waiting for me. So I can't speak enough about the thorough care and concern everyone on the team has shown for me both when I was in the emergency room and since being released. John was with me the whole time and that is so comforting for a rider to know that not only are people worried and looking out for you, but that they are able to handle these sorts of situations. The true test of a team comes when something like this happens, and I feel very fortunate. Gavin Chilcott was able to stay with the guys still racing and they pulled in a top finish on the stage, and I have probably the top medical team in Drs. Heiden, Major and Max Testa looking after me. Once I was released from hospital, the team got me situated and organized a private hotel room for me and made arrangements for my fiancée, Jennifer, to join me. I feel very fortunate indeed."


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 19, 2010)—A farewell to Zenyatta and the rise of exciting 2-year-olds Comma to the Top and Turbulent Descent were among the highlights of Hollywood Park's Autumn meet, which wrapped Sunday.
Despite heavy rain that caused racing to be cancelled after two races Sunday, Hollywood Park finished its 30th fall season with some encouraging attendance and handle results.
Buoyed by the appearance of Zenyatta and the inclusion of two Breeders' Cup cards from Churchill Downs (Nov. 5-6), average daily attendance in Southern California was up 7.2 percent from 2009. Average daily handle generated in Southern California, including advance deposit wagering, was up eight per cent. The average per day was $4.187 million, compared to $3.875 million a year ago.
The average daily on-track attendance declined slightly (0.7 percent) and average daily on-track handle was down 2.1 percent. Wagering outside California on Hollywood Park races decreased by 15.2 per cent, resulting in a 4.2 per cent decline in average daily all sources handle. This figure went from $8.362 million in 2009 to $8.015 million in 2010.
"We were heartened by the overall results of the meet,'' said Hollywood Park president Jack Liebau. "Wagering within California surpassed expectations in light of the 12.5 per cent unemployment rate in the state. Hopefully, the downward trend in wagering is bottoming out and the worst is now behind us. Santa Anita (which opens Dec. 26) should have a great meet.''
Stabled at Hollywood Park throughout her glorious career, Zenyatta, who finished with 19 wins in 20 starts and earnings in excess of $7.3 million, was paraded Dec. 5 in front of an enthusiastic and very appreciative on-track crowd of more than 11,000. The 6-year-old mare, owned by Jerry and Ann Moss and trained by John Shirreffs, left the following morning for Lane's End Farm in Kentucky to begin a new chapter in her life.
Untried beyond seven furlongs when the meet began, Comma to the Top rattled off three stakes victories in a row around two turns, capped by a decisive score in the CashCall Futurity Dec. 18. The first Grade I for the Bwana Charlie gelding came after he had taken the Real Quiet Stakes Nov. 6 and the Generous Stakes – on turf – Nov. 27.
Those three wins, which ran his victory streak to five for owners Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum and Kevin Tsujihara and trainer Peter Miller, earned Comma to the Top Horse of the Meet honors.
Successful in her debut during the inaugural Oak Tree/Hollywood Park season, Turbulent Descent wasted no time becoming a stakes winner. The daughter of Congrats followed a victory in the Moccasin Nov. 21 with a Grade I win in the Hollywood Starlet, proving she could handle more distance.
Trained by Mike Puype and owned by a partnership that includes Blinkers On Racing Stable and Bill Strauss, Turbulent Descent was the first filly to win both the Moccasin and Starlet, which was run Dec. 11.
Haimish Hy, an 11-1 longshot, made jockey Garrett Gomez a winner in his return to Southern California with a last-to-first victory in a thrilling renewal of the $250,000 Hollywood Derby Nov. 28.
The Derby, a Grade I, was the fifth and final race of the three-day Turf Festival. The other Festival winners included Gypsy's Warning (Matriarch), Victor's Cry (Citation Handicap), Comma to the Top (Generous Stakes) and Neversaidiwassweet (Miesque Stakes).
La Canada Stables topped the owners' standings with eight victories. In terms of earnings, Barber, Birnbaum and Tsujihara led with $517,400.
Jockey Joel Rosario defended his crown with 47 winners, easily besting Rafael Bejarano, who finished with 35 victories. Rosario has won the last four meets at Hollywood Park. He was also the leading rider at Oak Tree/Hollywood Park.
Corey Nakatani, Comma to the Top's regular partner, finished with a season high five stakes victories, one more than Rosario and Joe Talamo.
Doug O'Neill won his fifth Autumn training title. He had 16 wins, two more than Miller and defending champion John Sadler. Miller's stable was tops with purses totaling $662,420.
Miller also tied Sadler and Jerry Hollendorfer for most stakes victories. Each had three.
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The Springfield Area Arts Council announces a call for entries for a poster contest to promote this year's annual First Night® Springfield which will be held in downtown Springfield on December 31, 2013. Original graphic artwork may be submitted in a vertical or horizontal format not to exceed 11 by 17 inches. A hard copy, as well as CD with the design in .pdf, .jpg, or .tif format, must be submitted for consideration. Designs should reflect a "Celebration of the Arts." The winning design will be selected by the First Night Planning Committee, which is made up of Arts Council board members and community representatives. The winner receives a prize of $100. The artwork becomes the property of the Arts Council and is reprinted on a variety of First Night promotional materials and unveiled at a future press conference. It is suggested that interested artists view the full collection of previous First Night posters on display at the Arts Council office. The deadline for submitting artwork is 5:30 pm on Monday, August 5, 2013. For more information, contact Penny Wollan-Kriel at the Springfield Area Arts Council, 420 South Sixth Street, Springfield, 753-3519 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Tree Trunk Exhibit
Two segments of tree trunks, remnants of the devastating 1925 Tri-State tornado, are now on exhibit in the lobby of the Illinois State Museum in Springfield, along with several historic photographs. These "tornado trees" are a dramatic illustration of the power of tornadoes. Many people who have visited the Illinois State Museum over the years will remember seeing this popular exhibit. These fragments of trees with large boards rammed through them were recovered near Murphysboro after the great Tri-State tornado of March 18, 1925. A 2 x 4 board is jammed into one of the trunks, and a 1 x 10 piece of wood has been driven through the other. The 1925 Tri-State tornado wreaked havoc along its 219 mile path. The tornado is considered to be one of the most destructive tornadoes to life and property in the United States. It swept without warning across Missouri, southern Illinois, and Indiana, killing 689 people, injuring 1,980 and causing $17 million in damage (1925 dollars). Illinois was hardest hit – 606 people died and 1,563 were injured. Murphysboro suffered the greatest destruction. The tornado trees were donated to the Illinois State Museum in 1925 by H. Langdon Robinson (part of the Henson Robinson Company family). H. Langdon Robinson was a young lieutenant in the National Guard, which was called out in the aftermath of the devastating tornado. According to Sally Robinson of Springfield, her father H. Langdon Robinson asked to have the trees after they were cut down for the purpose of donating them to the Illinois State Museum. At that time, the Illinois State Museum was located in the Centennial Building (now the Howlett Building). The trees represent one of the oldest museum exhibits. They were shown in the Centennial Building beginning in 1925 and were moved to the current Illinois State Museum building when it opened in 1963. For more than 75 years, visitors were fascinated by the exhibit that graphically demonstrated the powerful force of a deadly tornado. The exhibit was removed when the new Changes natural history exhibition was created. The trees are among the most frequently asked about items by museum visitors. The display continues in the Museum lobby through August 25.
Rotary Club of Springfield
Rotary Club of Springfield's regular weekly meeting with a presentation from Illinois Coalition for Community Services Executive Director Al Riddley. Pricing & Ticket Info: Complimentary to prospective Rotarians. Time: 5-7pm at Maldaner's, 222 S. Sixth St Web: http://www.clubrunner.ca/Portal/Home.aspx?cid=3479
Summer Day Camp
The Springfield Park District is taking registrations for the Nelson Center Summer Day Camp. Camp begins June 3 and runs through August 17 (Monday – Friday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.). Kids ages 5 -12 can attend and participate in various outdoor activities including swimming, games and themed weeks. Swimming lessons are provided as well. For additional information, please contact Jeremy Bonnett at 753-2800 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com . For information on other park district programs and events visit our website at www.springfieldparks.org.
Children's Reading Program
Prairie Skies Public Library District would like to announce that additional children's programs will be offered in the month of July. Please encourage your kids to read through regular trips to the local library. The Children's Programs will be offered every Monday in July. Times are 10 a.m. at the Ashland location and repeated at 1 p.m. at the Pleasant Plains location. Prairie Skies Public Library District is located in the old Ashland School District and the Pleasant Plains School District (not including the recently annexed territory to Springfield.) We serve a population of 7,197. We have internet computers we provide to the public, free WIFI, movies, music cd's, books on cd and MP3 players as well as books, newspapers and magazines. We have fax machines for public use as well as copy machines and printers. We provide an online card catalog where you can put books on hold, renew or update your information. We also provide E-books and audio books online for our patrons through Alliance Media Mall. It can all be found on our website at http://pspld.com.
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- Men's Soccer: Men's Soccer Adds Pair of Transfers to RosterRutgers men's soccer head coach Dan Donigan has announced the addition of transfers Tyler Morris and Mitchell Lurie to the Scarlet Knight roster. Both will sit out the 2014 season due to NCAA guidelines and be eligible to take the field for Rutgers in the fall of 2015.
- Cross Country: Men's Cross Country Recognized For Academic ExcellenceThe Rutgers men's cross country program continued to be recognized for its academic excellence by earning the Team Academic Excellence Award for having the highest collective grade-point averages in their sports in the American Athletic Conference last season.
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- Hey, who needs Rutgers tickets? I got good ones.... and at a better price than you might get!Season ticket holders get to purchase single game tickets beginning Monday, July 28. Everyone else gets their chance beginning a week later on August 4. And wait til you hear how prices will change! I got the email on Thursday morning. I got the pre-recorded call from Kyle Flood Thursday afternoon. The notice from Rutgers Ticket Office to season ticket holde […]
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I tried to make a non-serious topic about guidos, but that was downrated immediately. Libertarians are too highbrow for internet nonsense.
It's not libertarians in general. Just this forum. The forum where I was introduced to libertarianism once had an epic thread about guidos.
Pro Christo et Libertate integre!
To paraphrase Marc Faber: We're all doomed, but that doesn't mean that we can't make money in the process.
Rabbi Lapin: "Let's make bricks!"
Stephan Kinsella: "Say you and I both want to make a German chocolate cake."
Ad hominy: plural of ad hominem
How many Miseians does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Who cares? Let the objectivests do it.
They screw UP all the time.
Two Austrians makin' woopie.
Who let the causality out.
Austrian breakfast sausage.
Menger bangers.
How many strawmen make a bale?
Hayek......who knows?
What's the difference between a philosopher and a tautological semanticist?
"Oh, I wish I could pray the way this dog looks at the meat" - Martin Luther
.....now I feel dirty.
(.....don't tell tokyo tom. he'll make me pay for turning white rice brown.)
Happy New Year, Mises forums.
In Soviet Russia, party finds YOU!!
In America, parties fine YOU!
I had the best damn meatballs EVER tonight. They were made with equal parts homemade chili sauce and grape jelly. Sounds gross; tastes like a culinary orgasm.
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An-cap saves lives ^^http://www.ancap.com.au/
Whenever life gets you down, Mrs. Brown, And things seem hard, or tough, And people are stupid, obnoxious, or daft, And you feel that you've had quite enough,
I think it just depends on the individual, or the individual post.
Some topics I'm sure are lighthearted and you get some wisecracks and some serious answers. Some serious topics get wisecracks and serious answers. It's like anything else.
A Keynesian and an Austrian have a local bookstore they both like.
The Austrian says, "I'll buy something from this store, thereby supporting it!"
The Keynesian says, "I'll pick bookstores at random, and buy books from them. Thereby increasing total aggregate demand in books, which will increase the average book price, and thereby give my bookstore more profit!"
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"Even when leftists talk about discrimination and sexism, they're damn well talking about the results of the economic system" ~Neodoxy
"It's a GM (government motors car)".
On a semi serious (not really) note, a question: Would it be at all offensive, bizarre, or wholly inappropriate to use a Toshiro Mifune avatar for these forums? (heh heh..)
Given that he starred in mostly brutal, savage, maximal-oppressive samurai flicks that had absolutely nothing in common with anything related to this site? I mean, yeah, that period (in authoritarian Japan of all places) is pretty much the polar opposite of a libertarian paradise in most ways, but it's good entertainment still!
Actually, never mind, I'd rather not have the ghost of Mises come to haunt me.
I had the best damn meatballs EVER tonight. They were made with equal parts homemade chili sauce and grape jelly. Sounds gross; tastes like a culinary orgasm.
Sounds a little like a simple recipe for meatballs (works good on meatloaf too) I've discovered. 1/2 ketchup, 1/2 currant jelly - again sounds gross, but once it blends that's some good shiate.
It's from 1970, but it's still very appropriate.
THIS IS NOT A SONG IT'S AN OUTBURST: OR THE ESTABLISHMENT BLUES The mayor hides the crime ratecouncil woman hesitates Public gets irate but forget the vote date Weatherman complaining, predicted sun, it's raining Everyone's protesting, boyfriend keeps suggesting you're not like all of the rest
Garbage ain't collected, women ain't protectedPoliticians using, people they're abusingThe mafia's getting bigger, like pollution in the riverAnd you tell me that this is where it's at
Woke up this morning with an ache in my headI splashed on my clothes as I spilled out of bed I opened the window to listen to the news But all I heard was the Establishment's Blues.
Gun sales are soaring, housewives find life boringDivorce the only answer smoking causes cancerThis system's gonna fall soon, to an angry young tune And that's a concrete cold fact
The pope digs population, freedom from taxationTeeny Bops are uptight, drinking at a stoplightMiniskirt is flirting I can't stop so I'm hurtingSpinster sells her hopeless chest
Adultery plays the kitchen, bigot cops non-fictionThe little man gets shafted, sons and monies draftedLiving by a time piece, new war in the Far EastCan you pass the Rorschach test?
It's a hassle it's an educated guess.Well, frankly I couldn't care less.
Somewhat funny. http://funcage.com/blog/why-i-fired-my-secretary/
Not offices and bureaucrats, but big business deserves credit for the
fact that most of the families in the United States own a motorcar and a
radio set. - Ludwig von Mises
In memory of Frederic Bastiat, regards, onebornfree.
For more information about onebornfree, please see profile.[ i.e. click on forum name "onebornfree"].
Perhaps, there should be a political shenanigans forums or an off topic forum.
However, I think a mode of formality should be retained and encouraged throughout the general forums.
If Bernanke and Geithner were pilots (they do try to pilot the economy, though)
"The market is a process." - Ludwig von Mises, as related by Israel Kirzner. "Capital formation is a beautiful thing" - Chloe732.
Where there is no property there is no justice; a proposition as certain as any demonstration in Euclid
Fools! not to see that what they madly desire would be a calamity to them as no hands but their own could bring
A one-liner to share:
So Walter Block and Murray Rothbard are in a lifeboat...
Also, I used to get pissed off a lot when watching T.V. or reading the news. I now don't. The trick? Every time I heard someone clamour for more government I replaced the word 'government' with 'mythical fairy beast' and all the relevant terms to their equivalent.
"Without the mythical fairy beast, we would have economic depressions and no roads would be built!"
"The last top guardian of the mythical fairy beast tried to keep the mythical fairy beast from regulating the economy. We see how well that turned out!"
"The top guardian of the mythical fairy beast, Obama, declared that BP would have to sacrifice its first-born to appease the mythical fairy beast."
The news is hilarious now.
I was hoping to come up with a comment while I was busy objecting....I didnt.
I love you for that Phoenix Wright reference, SirThinkALot. Very great games.
So I'm not too off-topic:
Amazing Grace Period - Max Keiser sings
wow nice thread :)
here is mine reply to all the cat lovers
My friend Mort Wilson received a check for $1,000 from the government for not raising hogs. So I want to get into the "not raising hogs" business next year. What I want to know is, in your opinion, what is the best type of farm to not raise hogs on, and what is the best breed of hogs not to raise?
If I get $1,000 for not raising 50 hogs, will I get $2,000 for not raising 100 hogs? I plan to operate on a small scale at first, holding myself down to about 4,000 "not raised" hogs, which will give me $80,000 income the first year. Then I can afford an airplane.
Now, another thing: These hogs I will not raise will not eat 100,000 bushels of corn. I understand that you also pay farmers for not raising corn and wheat. Will I qualify for payments for not raising wheat and corn not to feed the 4,000 hogs I am not going to raise?
I am also considering not milking cows, so please send me information on that, too.
In view of these circumstances, I understand that the government will consider me unemployed, so I plan to file for unemployment and food stamps. Be assured that you will have my vote in the coming elections.
Patriotically yours,
A. Prospective Farmer
BOSTON (AP) - National guard units seeking to confiscate a cache of recently banned assault weapons were ambushed on April 19th by elements of a paramilitary extremist faction. Military and law enforcement officials estimate that 72 were killed and more than 200 injured before government forces were compelled to withdraw.
Speaking after the clash, Massachusetts Governor Thomas Gage declared that the extremist faction, which was made up of local citizens, has links to the radical right-wing tax protest movement.
Gage blamed the extremists for recent incidents of vandalism directed against internal revenue offices. The governor, who described the group's organizers as "criminals," issued an executive order authorizing the summary arrest of any individual who has interfered with the government's efforts to secure law and order.
The military raid on the extremist arsenal followed widespread refusal by the local citizenry to turn over recently outlawed assault weapons. Gage issued a ban on military-style assault weapons and ammunition earlier in the week. This decision followed a meeting earlier this month between government and military leaders at which the governor authorized the forcible confiscation of illegal arms.
One official, speaking on condition of anonymity, pointed out that "none of these people would have been killed had the extremists obeyed the law and turned over their weapons voluntarily. "
Government troops initially succeeded in confiscating a large supply of outlawed weapons and ammunition. However, troops attempting to seize arms and ammunition in Lexington met with resistance from heavily-armed extremists who had been tipped-off regarding the government's plan.
During a tense standoff in Lexington's town park, National Guard Colonel Francis Smith, commander of the government operation, ordered the armed group to surrender and return to their homes. The impasse was broken by a single shot, which was reportedly fired by one of the extremists.
Eight civilians were killed in the ensuing exchange. Ironically, the local citizenry blamed government forces rather than the extremists for the civilian deaths. Before order could be restored, armed citizens from surrounding areas had descended upon the guard units. Colonel Smith, finding his forces over-matched by the armed mob, ordered a retreat.
Governor Gage has called upon citizens to support the state/national joint task force in its effort to restore law and order. The governor has also demanded the surrender of those responsible for planning and leading the attack against the government forces. Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, and John Hancock, who have been identified as "ringleaders" of the extremist faction, remain at large.
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The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes returned to the state playoffs after a decade-long absence and the Woodland Lady Wildcats punched their ticket to the big show after being away a year, coming back with a vengeance on the strength of a 20-plus win season.
Cass and Adairsville both showed signs of their programs pointed toward postseason play, with the Lady Colonels falling just one game short of a playoff entry themselves. The Excel Lady Eagles are showing early signs of laying a foundation for a brighter future.
In Bartow County, once again the Lady Wildcats plowed through a difficult schedule and used what they learned to help make a push in the state playoffs.
Woodland earned a 21-12 overall record — the 10th time in the past 11 seasons it has tallied 20 victories — and earned an 8-3 record in tough Region 5-AAAAA. The Lady Wildcats advanced to the state playoffs where they took Loganville — which made the Elite Eight — to three games. It was the seventh time in the last 11 years it has advanced to the state playoffs. The performance helped Woodland snap back from a difficult 2011, when it fashioned a 14-17 overall record with a 5-3 region mark and missed the playoffs.
This past season Woodland played 12 opponents that made the state playoffs, too, including three games against Northwest Whitfield, which won the state championship in AAAA. It also played Gordon Lee, the eventual state champion in A.
Woodland, coached by the highly successful Colman Roberts, closed out its season with a 15.72 power matrix rating in AAAAA ball, the county's best rating. The rating was 13th best among the state's 75 AAAAA schools.
Also reaching the state playoffs this year was Cartersville, which completed its third year under the guidance of Rick Holsomback, whose program is becoming a force to be reckoned with in AAA ball.
The Purple Hurricanes showed marked improvement once again. They compiled a 13-14 record overall and an 8-6 record in Region 5B-AAA, at 8-6, but more importantly qualified for the state playoffs.
Cartersville fell in the first round of the state playoffs to Jackson County, which made the Elite Eight. In all, the Lady Canes played eight teams that made the playoffs, including North Murray, which they played three times,
Cartersville earned 11.52 on the Power Matrix, good enough for 23rd out of 61 state AAA schools.
Also showing signs of improvement was Cass High. The Lady Colonels compiled a 12-17-1 record with a 4-4 mark in Region 7A-AAAA, a marked improvement over a year ago when they finished 9-20 with a 1-7 region mark.
Among their opponents this year were 16 teams that made the state playoffs, including eventual state champions Union Grove [AAAAA], Gordon Lee [A] and Northwest Whitfield [AAAA].
The Lady Colonels earned a power matrix rating of 11.01, putting them in 29th place out of 77 AAAA schools.
Adairsville played more competitively even though that didn't translate into more victories under new coach Kandace Bruno.
The Lady Tigers compiled a 7-16 overall record and went 4-10 in Region 5B-AAA. Last year's edition was 8-20 overall and 5-7 in its region.
Adairsville this year, however, lost six games by three runs or more. Last year, the Lady Tigers lost 16 games by three runs or more.
It drew a 9.03 Power Matrix, 33rd out of 61 AAA schools.
Excel had a rebuilding season, going 0-11 overall and 0-9 in Region 6A-A. The Lady Eagles received a 6.12 Power Matrix rating, 50th out of 71 state A schools.
Here's a look at the 2012 All-County Softball Team:
Brooke Rogers
Rogers, who is The Daily Tribune News' pitcher of the year, made a big splash in her first year as the pitching ace for the storied Woodland Lady Wildcat program, tying the school record for number of victories with 19. She shares that record now with Jamie Fitzpatrick, who played her collegiate years at Kent State University.
Rogers, a sophomore, played 17 games against state playoff opponents for Woodland. Among her victims were Northwest Whitfield during the regular season and Loganville in the first round of the state AAAAA playoffs.
Rogers was 19-11 on the mound with 85 strikeouts tallied over 188 2/3 innings of work. She surrendered 217 hits, 107 runs and 75 earned runs against an extremely tough lineup of teams.
She also contributed to the Lady Wildcats offensively, driving in 12 runners while scoring 11 runs on 15 hits. She hit four doubles and drew three walks.
Courtney Bailey
Bailey fashioned a 9-10 record for the Lady Colonels while appearing in 22 games and putting in 111 innings of work.
The junior hurler was tagged for 58 runs, 33 of them earned, and struck out 112 while compiling a stingy 2.67 ERA.
She also was a quality performer behind the plate as well, compiling a .338 batting average during her 62 plate appearances. She scored 12 runs during the year while collecting 21 hits, three of them doubles and one a triple. She was walked seven times and was credited with 11 stolen bases.
Annalyn Yantis
Yantis, a sophomore, added to her pitching accomplishments by helping Cartersville return to the state playoffs for the first time in a decade.
Yantis compiled a 12-12 record, surrendering 75 runs, 55 of which were earned, for a 2.43 ERA. She also recorded 151 strikeouts over 158 innings of work.
The Lady Purple Hurricane also helped her teammates out offensively by accounting for 34 hits, including five doubles, on the season while batting .441, the highest on her team. She scored nine runs, drove in 12 runners and was walked three times.
Co-offensive player of year
Bethany Ballard
Ballard, The Daily Tribune News' co-offensive player of the year, had a dream season at the plate, hitting .507.
While that was perhaps the most impressive of her statistical accomplishments, she had others, including leading the Lady Colonels in hits with 34; doubles, 9; home runs, 3; and RBIs, 21.
The senior was a complete player for Cass drawing five walks and making herself a distraction to opposing pitchers by stealing nine bases. Ballard crossed home plate 15 times.
Co-offensive player of year
Lacey Fritz
Catcher Lacey Fritz, also The Daily Tribune News' co-offensive player of the year, was a steadying influence for the Lady Wildcats behind the plate, as the senior helped make their transition to a new Woodland pitcher a smooth one.
Fritz, who also will be taking her game to the next level, was the big power source for Woodland this year, continuing a long tradition of hitting catchers at the school.
Fritz, who had 34 hits, drove in 29 runners for the cause — 11 more than her closest teammate. She hit a team-high five home runs, scored for 23 runs and accounted for 10 doubles.
She showed patience at the plate, coaxing an additional 10 bases on balls from pitchers. Fritz batted .366.
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