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Shares of Signature Bank ( SBNY) of New York closed at $90.50 Friday, returning 27% this year. The shares trade for 2.5 times their reported June 30 book value of $36.10, and for 17.7 times the consensus 2014 EPS estimate of $5.10. The consensus 2013 EPS estimate is $4.55. The bank's efficiency ratio for the 12-months ended June 30 was 37.28%. Its ROA for the same period was 1.10% and its ROTCE was 12.32%. Signature Bank had $19.7 billion in total assets as of June 30. The bank is very much a growth story, with net loans and leases growing by 13% year-over-year, through the second quarter. The company in August announced the hiring of " seven seasoned sales professionals" to help grow its equipment leasing subsidiary, Signature Financial LLC, which was formed in March 2012. KBW analyst Christopher McGratty in August underlined the importance of Signature Bank's leasing business. "Only 16 months old, Signature Financial has now added 19 sales executives in 17 locations throughout the country, and has already booked over $1.3B in new originations since creation," the analyst wrote in a note to clients on Aug. 20. McGratty rates Signature Bank a "market perform," with a price target of $93.00. In his August note, he added "Signature remains on pace to exceed previous loan growth guidance of $2.2B, in our view." KBW estimates the bank will grow its loans by $2.6 billion this year. The analyst is in the minority with his rating for Signature bank. Out of 21 sell-side analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, 15 rate Signature Bank a "buy," while the remaining six have neutral ratings. SBNY data by YCharts
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The suspect in the deadly Wexford County shooting, Eric Beauchamp, was arraigned on Sunday for homicide-open murder.
"Somebody was allegedly killed without justification and the perimeters of what cause that or whether it was premeditated or not etc. is ultimately left up to a jury to decide or a judge," says Wexford County Prosecutor Tony Badovinac.
The shooting happened around 1 p.m. when it is believed that Beauchamp killed a woman at the home on N. 25 1/2 Rd. in Wexford County.
Lindsey Morgan, 34, was the confirmed victim in Friday's deadly shooting in Buckley.
State police havenâ??t confirmed the relationship between Beauchamp and Morgan, or a motive in the killing.
"At least one child was his child," says Michigan State Police Lt. Kip Belcher.
After an eight-hour search, authorities were able to get Beauchamp in custody after he crashed the car he was driving near the Peterson Bridge.
"Mr. Beauchamp was able to access a vehicle early on in this process, in all likely hood before we were able to establish checkpoint positions and our perimeter points,â?? says Lt. Kip Belcher.
Beauchamp was air lifted to Munson Medical Center in Traverse City for treatment of a gunshot wound. He was then transported to the Wexford County Jail Saturday night.
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Presentation at MIT:
Manousiouthakis, V.I., "PSE as the modern Euryphaessa in guiding humans past Prometheus' paradigm and the Climate Change tautology", 2040 Visions of Process Systems Engineering, 06-01-2017
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LA ASME May 2014
"Hydrogen Economy: Maybe Not; Hydrogen Fuel Cell Cars: Should be Yes", May 15th, 2014, 6:30pm
LA Metropolitan Water District Building
Presented by: Dr. Vasilios Manousiouthakis
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Seminars inChemical and Biomolecular Engineering:
"The Rollercoaster Ride of Natural Gas as a Chemical Industry Fuel and Feedstock", March 19th, 2014, 4:00pm
Presented by: Dr. Jeff Siirola
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Professor Manousiouthakis was awarded the Lawrence K. Cecil Award in Environmental Chemical Engineering at the 2010 Annual AIChE Meeting, November 2010
Prof. Manousiouthakis was presented with the Lawrence K. Cecil Award in Environmental Chemical Engineering of the AIChE Environmental Divison at the 2010 Annual AIChE Meeting in Salt Lake City. This award recognizes…
Hercules, in the fifth Labor, aided by Athena, diverts a river to clean
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Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
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- Hospital rate of permanent colostomy
- Hospital rate of local recurrence
- Bowel, bladder and sexual function
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Approximately 5000 Canadians are annually diagnosed with rectal cancer. For patients undergoing rectal cancer surgery two unfortunate outcomes are permanent colostomy and local tumor recurrence. Research demonstrates that in Ontario, Canada and other parts of the world the standard of care for rectal cancer surgery leaves room for improvement.
This is a multi-center trial that will test if a set of interventions designed to positively influence surgeon practice, titled the Quality Initiative in Rectal Cancer (QIRC) strategy, can improve rates of permanent colostomy and local tumour recurrence for surgically treated rectal cancer patients. Secondary outcomes to be assessed include sexual, bowel, and bladder function, and quality of life. The QIRC strategy consists of a workshop to discuss quality issues in rectal cancer, operative demonstration to demonstrate optimal surgical techniques, the use of opinion leaders, and a postoperative questionnaire designed to prompt surgeons to re-examine their key operative steps. The QIRC strategy is largely designed to teach total mesorectal excision, a new gold standard for rectal cancer surgery that has been shown in non-randomized studies to lower patient rates of permanent colostomy and local tumour recurrence.
Sixteen hospitals across the province of Ontario were allocated by cluster randomization to the QIRC strategy (experimental arm) versus minimal intervention (control arm). All hospitals are high-volume centres - an annual rectal cancer procedure volume of 15 or greater. Hospitals in the control arm represent the normal practice environment. Approximately 700 patients will be assessed. In addition to measuring rates of permanent colostomy and local recurrence of tumour, the study will examine bowel, bladder and sexual function, and overall quality of life among patients.
A positive trial – better results in hospitals that receive the intervention – may suggest that to effectively influence surgeon practice, resource intense approaches are necessary along with active buy-in from the surgical community.
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1. An Ontario hospital with a procedure volume of 15 or more major rectal cancer resections per year for fiscal years 1996 to 1998.
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- Tumor located within 15 cm of anal verge by rigid sigmoidoscopy, or, at or below the level of the sacral promontory at the time of surgery.
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Keywords provided by McMaster University:
rectal cancer
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Rectal Neoplasms
Colorectal Neoplasms
Intestinal Neoplasms
Gastrointestinal Neoplasms
Digestive System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Digestive System Diseases
Gastrointestinal Diseases
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Iron ore's recent rally is unsustainable and the price of Australia's most valuable export will fall again, reaching $US75 a tonne by late next year, says a new analysis of China's steel industry.
Independent research firm J Capital, which works mainly for North American hedge funds, also expects Chinese steel consumption to fall 10 per cent in the next three years.
"Steel demand in China is not improving and steel producers are finally adjusting production to this new reality," J Capital's managing partner in Beijing, Tim Murray, said.
This subdued outlook for iron ore prices came as average daily shipments out of Port Hedland in Western Australia dropped 10 per cent in September from a month earlier. Shipments to China fell 6.5 per cent in the same period, with customers adopting a far more wary approach to buying seaborne cargoes of iron ore.
Iron ore was trading at about $US104 a tonne on Friday, but with an increasing number of divergent views emerging on the commodity's long-term prospects.
This is due to a differing outlook on China's long-term steel demand.
The big global miners, including
This is driven by an assumption that China's under-developed western provinces will reach the same per capita steel consumption as coastal provinces.
They also believe urban regeneration will drive up the so-called steel intensity of Chinese construction as buildings become taller and increasingly require below-ground facilities like car parking.
"Interestingly, no Chinese participant [at a recent conference] had such a positive outlook, and most indicated that steel demand per capital had peaked," Mr Murray said.
Australia's budget outlook is highly dependent on iron ore prices, but Treasury does not disclose assumptions in its forecasts.
Treasury had forecast the Chinese economy to grow 8.25 per cent this year, well above current market expectations of closer to 7 per cent.
The Chinese economy's slowing growth was cited as a major reason the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates during the week by 25 basis points to 3.25 per cent.
The slowdown in China has lowered demand for iron ore, due to lower levels of housing construction and a government effort to moderate infrastructure spending.
Despite the slower pacer, China's crude steel production is expected to grow about 4 per cent this year to 709 million tonnes.
But Mr Murray estimates steel consumption – which is typically measured as production minus net exports – will fall about 3 per cent to 633 million tonnes. China is on track to export about 55 million tonnes of steel this year, while imports have fallen markedly.
Mr Murray expects consumption to bottom at 584 million tonnes in 2014, before rising to about 600 million tonnes in 2015.
This appears to diverge from the big miners and many other analysts who see steel production growing 3 per cent to 4 per cent a year in the medium term, unless it accounts for significant export growth.
Mr Murray estimates the price of iron ore will fall to $75 a tonne by the end of 2013, as falling steel consumption is coupled with a rapid expansion in iron ore production.
The big miners are expected to bring 190 million tonnes of new iron ore production to market by the end of next year.
Mr Murray estimates China's average daily output of crude steel is currently around 1.83 million tonnes, but will need to drop back to 1.75 million tonnes before market equilibrium is restored.
He believes this will require Chinese steel mills to reduce their operating capacity from 80 per cent currently to 70 per cent for all of 2013.
"Few steel mills have faith that [a package of fiscal] stimulus can save the market now," Mr Murray said.
"The industry believes stimulus might halt further decline but ultimately exacerbate the problem."
The big miners have been looking for the Chinese government to quicken the pace of infrastructure investment in recent months, but a significant package has failed to eventuate.
Macquarie analyst Graeme Train said China's tight labour market was the main reason why the central government had not moved to stimulate the economy, even as growth declined.
Using data from the National Bureau of Statistics, Mr Train estimated that China had about 1.05 jobs for every person of working age.
"The data is telling us that stimulus is not required and actually it would be very difficult to achieve," he said.
Mr Train said unemployment was a more closely watched number in Beijing than economic growth.
"The government will accept a lower growth rate if they can get away with it," he said.
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Fisker's ex-VP of global design, Alexander Klatt, has joined the College for Creative Studies as MFA Chair of Transportation Design.
The College for Creative Studies (CCS) announced the appointment earlier this week.
As Vice President of Global Design at Fisker Automotive, Klatt led the development team for the Karma platform, among the world's first luxury hybrid electric cars.
"Alex has the expertise and sensibilities of a creative professional and the acumen of someone who has navigated the world of business," said Joanne Healy, Dean of Graduate Studies. "It's a combination that is a core driver for the MFA Transportation Design program at CCS, so we're especially excited to have him join us."
The CCS said as MFA Chair of Transportation Design at CCS, Klatt will be responsible for the oversight and evolution of the graduate curriculum in educating successful designers who can think critically and strategically about transportation and innovate in response to current and future opportunities.
As MFA Chair, Klatt will work collaboratively with a number of departments across the College. In conjunction with the Deans of Undergraduate and Graduate Studies and the BFA Chair of Transportation, Klatt will have to build a cohesive strategic mission for the MFA Transportation Design department. The CCS also said Klatt will work with Institutional Advancement and Career Services to expand the CCS network of industry relationships, project sponsorships, and internship and employment opportunities for students.
A busy Klatt will also lead the development and implementation of MFA-specific marketing and promotional strategies, summer programs, and workshops and courses for graduate students.
"I thought, 'How can I influence the industry most?' Now is the time in the transportation industry to focus on educating the new generation of designers," Klatt explained to justify his decision to leave the auto industry in favor of higher education. "I want to take the time. I want to focus on students as individuals and find out what their interests are. With my background I want to develop, with CCS' existing strengths, a program where designers with other backgrounds can become that new generation."
CCS explained that as a designer and engineer with a varied creative and business background, Klatt helped build and motivate an interdisciplinary working culture at Fisker Automotive. As Vice President of Global Design, he led a team of 32 exterior, interior, color and materials and user experience designers, clay and digital modelers, and fabricators to develop three variations on the Karma and Atlantic platforms.
Klatt joined Fisker in 2008 as Director of Interior Design, Color and Materials Design and User Interface Design and not only oversaw all design activities for each vehicle platform but also designed the interiors of the Karma, Sunset and Atlantic himself. Prior to his work at Fisker, Klatt also held design leadership roles at BMW DesignworksUSA and BMW Group in Germany, among others.
"The designer is typically the only one in the car industry who thinks holistically about the product," said Klatt. "I see technology coming up where there will be dramatic changes. Designers need to be ready for this challenge. It will be a great learning process for students to learn to reinvent and to come up with more visions for the future of mobility."


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BIF-6 Dispatches: Are you smarter than a seventh grader?
Of the two standing ovations on day one of the BIF-6, (Business Innovation Factory Collaborative Summit) the loudest and most spontaneous one was for a 12-year-old innovator named Cassandra Lin.
At turns charming, genuine, and precocious, Cassandra has devoted her time to helping create an award-winning recycling program that generates fuel for the needy in her community.
By way of contrast, when I was her age, I was still trying to spell the word "hello" in a bowl of Campbell's alphabet soup.
The program, called Project T.G.I.F. is an acronym for "Turn Grease into Fuel." It's mission is to encourage residents and restaurants to bring their used cooking oil to the town's transfer station to be recycled.
A biodiesel company then processes it into usable fuel. All of the team's proceeds are donated to help heat the homes of needy people in Westerly, Rhode Island. The T.G.I.F. Project is an outgrowth of the Westerly Innovations Network (WIN), a student community service organization started by her father, Jason Lin, in 2002.
The catalyst for the project happened when Cassandra attended the Rhode Island Green Expo two years ago. She discovered that Westerly had a FOG program. (Fats, Oils and Grease). Local restaurants and residents were pouring gallons down their drains and clogging up the town sewage pipes.
While researching the problem on the internet, she found an article about SF Greasecycle, a municipal project in California to collect and recycle cooking oil. The ingenuity was to apply this idea to generate money for people who couldn't afford to heat their homes.
Cassandra and her fellow WIN team created a blueprint that included publicizing the project, making connections with town officials, reaching out to over 80 restaurants in the surrounding area and sharing their mission with other students with a series of imaginative videos and presentations.
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KENNETT SQUARE, PA. — After five years of planning and about a year of construction, the new James M. Moran, Jr. Critical Care Center was set to open June 1 at the New Bolton Center campus at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine.
The need for the new facility, which will specialize in biosecurity and infectious disease treatment, became apparent back in 2004 during a Salmonella outbreak, and ground was broken in November 2008, according to the school.
Funded jointly by the state of Pennsylvania and Elizabeth Moran, the facility is named in memory of Moran's son, James Jr.The building is styled after early 20th century architecture and is a combination of a barn and a medical hospital, the school reports. It is a single-story building with two separate wings — one for isolation patients and one for colic patients. Both wings have separate procedure rooms, laundry rooms and small antechambers for sterilization. The facility also has an environmentally controlled air circulation system and pressurized central corridors.
At 18,540 square feet, it is the largest addition to the George D. Widener Hospital for Large Animals since the C. Mahlon Kline Orthopaedic Center opened in 1972, according to the college.


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Days and Times: Open Tuesdays & Thursdays from 9am - 12pm, Fridays from 6pm - 9pm
Location: La Sierra Community Center: Johnson Gymnasium
Courts: 5 Indoor Courts
Fees: $5 for a Day-Pass or $30 for a 10 Day Punch Card
Passes and Punch Cards can be purchased at our Recreation Office at the La Sierra Community Center (5325 Engle Rd, Suite 100). Open Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 5pm.
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Renault Repair Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Hello.....the fan motor is located at the bottom of the windshield need to remove the wiper arms and the plastic cover to service it ,also the resister block is located right by it on driver's side.I would also check for good and clean connections at the fan motor once there are a lot of problems with that.
Good luck.Let me know . Accept my answer if i have helped.
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I am very sorry, i am in USA ,have you look online,for oem Renault parts ?
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Basically I'd like to have text along the lines of: "Report ad as abusive". When the user clicks on it, the text changes to "Thanks for the report, we'll look into it ASAP". The click would also activate a PHP script (?ad_num=12345 part of the URL to pass that along) that would put the info into a db and send me an email.
AJAX is the way to go as I'd rather not send the user to another page but I cannot find any hints as to how to proceed. Pointing me to a web page with the answer would be fine.


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Business News of Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Source: GNA
The Ghana Mine Workers' Union (GMWU) has called for firm measures to stop the devastation to the environment through illegal mining operations.
Mr. Prince William Ankrah, General Secretary of the Union, said the pollution of water sources and destruction of farms could not be allowed to continue.
He said, the regulatory bodies, particularly the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) should do more to ensure that safety standards were maintained.
He was speaking at the opening of a two-day national executive council meeting of the union at Ejisu, in the Ejisu-Juaben Municipality on Wednesday.
More than 100 delegates had gathered to discuss ways of strengthening the activities of the GMWU.
Mr. Ankrah underlined the need for comprehensive and well thought out national framework to guide the future of the extractive industry.
"Ghana must learn from bad experiences of some natural-resources-blessed countries such as Peru, Nigeria and others to ensure that future generations benefit from the sector," he added.
He said everything should be done to make sure that mining receipts benefit the country.
He expressed joy at the increase of corporate tax from 25 per cent to 35 per cent, a development, which last year, helped to bring in a total of GH¢170 million to the state.
Mr. Ankrah complained about the poor state of roads leading to mining communities and called on the Government to address the situation.**


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As if part of some hedonistic dream night packed with parties, bars, restaurants, and fun new friends, Editors have captured my heart in whirlwind fury. And I'm not alone. After selling out two shows in LA, Editors performed the same feat in New York, packing both Mercury Lounge and Rothko to capacity. Each evening saw mobs of industry types trying every trick in their voluminous books to squeeze onto the guestlist.
And there's a reason. From the moment the band's debut The Back Door opens, the ghost of Ian Curtis welcomes you into his arms. Littered with references to Joy Division—by way of Depeche Mode and Echo and the Bunnymen—the band offers a lesson in what post-punk and new wave were, and what they could have been.
21 Jan 2006: Mercury Lounge New York
Of course, that's what I know now. Despite the hype swirling in the popular music press, I managed to walk into the show without any preconceived notions. Breathing room by the stage was at a premium and there was really no room for movement or dancing—only limited writhing. Within three songs I became a drooling little schoolgirl ready to litter my MySpace page with love letters to Tom Smith. I spent the next 30 minutes trying to imagine how I could possibly scribe an impartial article given my passion for what was happening onstage.
On The Back Door Smith comes across as little more than an average lead singer (and, perhaps, a slightly above average guitar player). In live performance he is a supremely powerful force, with unwavering vocals. Smith controls his pitch, resisting temptation to play up to the crowd. With a strong stage presence and confidence growing by the minute, the hour, and the sold out show, he will be a different performer by the end of the year—a self-assured, seasoned vet.
Behind Smith sits Ed "the machine" Lay, driving the signature hi-hat rhythm and avoiding the ambitious in favor of a single, solid structure. Chris Urbanowicz uses an arsenal once only available to the likes of stadium-filling bands from Ireland, scrapping, clawing, and screeching, before pulling hard on the reins of reverb to offer tender notes. Russell Leetch places a warm duvet of fuzzy bass around the songs, petting the hearts of those turned cold by all the melodrama.
The band's singles have been carefully selected from an album of merit, and a palpable rise in the accompanying crowd volume was noticeable as each was trotted out. "Bullets" and "Blood" seared the hearts and souls of the tender with hauntingly maudlin tones of desperation. Where feelings were once captured and sold to us by Interpol in largely bloated, indigestible grab-bags, Editors deliver calculated, nutritious bits of emotion.
"You Are Fading"—a b-side from Editors' first UK single "Bullets"—received gloriously tender treatment. Album highlight "All Sparks" shimmered with beauty as wave after wave of feedback-laden guitar coursed through the sumptuous track. Even as Smith breathed the soul-tearing confessions of "Fall," a collective lump began to form in the throats of the audience.
Interpol may have surprised a few of us with lack of variance in their follow-up albums, but Editors' composure in live performance suggests that the band might be in it for the long haul. Editors simply have a deeper demeanor, better delivery, and more talent. It's clear that the members of Editors have worked hard to break through a cluttered UK market packed with pretenders to the throne, and have no intension of letting go until they wear the crown. Go and see them now before you are forced to squint from the second tier of a sports stadium. It'll happen, because, as my MySpace account will soon proclaim: Tom Smith is a real dreamboat.
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Dodge Repair Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
It's only overheating on you when your sitting at lights or idle? Or does it also overheat running down the road?
The fact that it only overheats when your not moving really indicates a cooling fan issue.
Your truck is equipped with two cooling fans, 1 mounted to and driven by the waterpump. The second fan is electric, and mounted on the back of the radiator (if you peek in with a light you can see it). The electric fan is VERY loud. Loud enough to mostly drown out the engine noise at idle, and can easily be heard with the hood closed from several feet away.
I strongly suspect your having an issue with the electric fan. Diagnosis can be tricky without a scan tool to actuate the fan and test out the circuits.
Another common problem with Dakotas is the radiator cap.. The seal goes bad and allows coolant to be pushed out when the engine warms, but not drawn back in when it cools down.. This leads to an overfull jug (the overflow jug) and a low coolant level in the radiator. I would have the cap tested.
The 4.7 motor does not tolerate overheating very well, it doesn't have to get hot to many times before you wind up with warped cylinder heads, be very carefull not to let it overheat if possible.
I suggest having the electric cooling fan operation checked out as soon as you can, to prevent more serious engine damage. You should be OK at this point, as it doesn't overheat on you going down the road. While it's in have them pressure test that radiator cap.
I hope this helps, if you have any questions or need clarification don't hesitate to ask!
H Randy,
The fact that it only overheats at idle and not going down the road is the part that's throwing me off.. That typically is an issue with a coolilng fan, or poor coolant flow through the radiator.
The bubbles are also bothering me.
I think the next best step is to swing by the parts stores and get one of the kits for checking for combustion gasses in the cooling system. They generally fit over the cap and have a little liquid in them that changes color when exposed to exhaust. If it changes color on you then it's a headgasket or head issue.
When it's up to temp (but not overheating) and the fan comes on does it feel like it's pulling hot air through the radiator or is it just luke warm?Leo
Hi Randy,
Thanks for accepting my answer and the bonus, I appreciate it. Sounds like they have found the source of the issue. He gave you options, sounds like a good shop to deal with.
Hi Leo,
How is everything going with you, a lot of snow here. Im just replying to your e-mail about the update on my 4.7 dodge engine problem from January of 2008. Every 100 miles I would need to let the engine cool, siphon the anti-freeze from the overflow container and add it back into the radiator. This went on until June of 2010. The truck now had 236,000 miles on it. At that point I had a remanufactures engine installed along with a new cat system. The truck has 254,000 on and it runs great. Thank you for your help.


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BRANDON — Some thought Bell Shoals Baptist Church was cursed. Only months after senior pastor Forrest Pollock died in a plane crash, music and worship pastor Simeon Nix died of a heart attack.
Three months after Nix led Pollock's memorial service in the church's new 3,450-seat sanctuary, the church held a funeral for him.
"We felt like we were beginning to experience some significant healing just before Simeon died, and then we were thrown back into it again," said senior associate pastor George Thomasson, who has led the church since Pollock's death.
While it was a tough time, Thomasson said he thinks God is using the congregation's grief to teach the flock to trust God and to help others through hard times, he said.
"Maybe this happened so we can comfort others," he said.
In his office, an article about Pollock's memorial service hangs in a frame, and a photo book sits on the table.
Dawn Pollock, Pastor Pollock's wife, is now living three doors down from her parents in Oklahoma. Beth Nix, Pastor Nix's wife, is still in Brandon with their two adopted children.
"She's having a hard time," Thomasson said.
But even in the midst of pain, the pastor says that good, even unprecedented, things are happening. Fifteen local churches are helping to feed the hungry in Tampa Bay for a year.
It all started with Pollock's memorial service in May.
On May 17, several churches helped with the memorial service, taking care of children, tending a parking lot and greeting people at the door. Their help allowed all Bell Shoals' volunteers to attend the service.
It worked so well that at a staff meeting a week later, Bell Shoals' leaders wondered if God was showing them that he wants area churches to join together "and do what one church couldn't do alone," Thomasson said.
So when the Bay Life Church pastor, Mark Saunders, told Thomasson and the Crossing Church pastor, Greg Dumas, about the Feed the Bay project his church had been doing for two years, the two jumped on board.
Since then, it has grown to more than a dozen churches.
On Nov. 23, the participating churches will hand out a grocery list and shorten their services. They'll challenge their congregation to go to Sweetbay or Publix to buy food. At the participating supermarkets, trucks will be waiting to deliver the items to local food banks.
They hope to gather enough to supply area food banks for a year.
Thomasson said it's great to see churches of different denominations working together. They may disagree on the small stuff, but as long as they agree on the central ideas of Christianity, they can cooperate, he said.
The pastors of the participating churches are also planning a prayer retreat, Thomasson said. He hopes they'll be able to come up with more projects.
"We kind of see Feed the Bay as the acid test of cooperation," he said.
Bell Shoals leaders are also trying to meet new needs arising from the bad economy.
During a service a few weeks ago, those who have lost their jobs or are struggling were asked to come to the altar for prayer.
"The front was loaded with people," Thomasson said.
He said the church is planning support groups for people who have lost their jobs. Maybe the church will host resume workshops or guide people as they seek further training, he said.
The church is still looking for a senior pastor to replace Pollock. The bylaws require a committee to do a national search.
It could take 10 months, which was how long it took before they called Pollock, or two years, Thomasson said.
Asked if he's seeking the position, Thomasson declined a direct answer and simply said, "My plans are to be faithful, doing the next thing God wants me to do."
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What's In Season at the Farmers Market: Meech's Prolific and Pineapple Quince
Pineapple quince from Mud Creek Ranch at the Hollywood market
Felicia Friesema
Quince, a tart Asian cousin to apples and pears, is a fruit almost like Michelangelo's women -- knobby, with large, nearly muscular curves and sloping, feminine hills that cast interesting shadows across its gravid belly. A natural web of knitted cellulose gives quince its shape as well as its inedibility. At least while it's raw, it is punishingly astringent and unpleasantly chewy, yielding nothing but a bitter pucker and confused customers. Quince's rewards come only with time and heat.
Custom and culture make Californians (and really most Americans) fond of fresh and ready fruit over anything that requires prep. But cooking -- the long slow kind -- transforms quince's white flesh into a beautifully pink fruit paste, heavily perfumed with elderflower, pear, vanilla and tropical fruit. For more on this, Emily Green beautifully details the processing of her homegrown "accidental" quince. And for where to find local varieties of quince, turn the page.
The method for preparing most quince fruit is perhaps the simplest demonstration of what our modern culture calls slow food. But time and attention yield incredible results. Hardly surprising then that one of the more flavorful heirloom varieties of quince -- Meech's Prolific -- made Slow Food USA's Ark of Taste.
Mike Cirone of See Canyon and Cirone Farms is the only California grower currently offering the Meech's Prolific, but if you can't make it to the Santa Monica Wednesday market -- or Morro Bay, if you're up for a farmers market road trip -- you can find the more readily available pineapple quince from Mud Creek Ranch and Walker Farms. Mud Creek Ranch attends the following markets: Ojai (Sunday), Hollywood (Sunday), Santa Monica (Wednesday) and Santa Barbara (Saturday); and Walker Farms is at: Pasadena (Saturday) and Glendale (Thursday).
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Final, Team Chara 12-9: That will do it in Ottawa. In all, 21 goals were scored and Tim Thomas wins again for a record fourth straight game.
"Stuff just happens to me," Thomas says in the aftermath.
Marian Gaborik wins the game's MVP award after a 4-point night including a hat trick.
Tyler Seguin notches one assist on the night while captain Zdeno Chara finishes with the one goal clocked at considerably less than 108 mph. The Bruins will be getting their share of Ottawa in the near future, however. The B's welcome the Senators to the TD Garden on Tuesday in their return to regular-season action.
Third period: 19:00, Team Chara 12-9: What did Daniel Alfredsson ever do to Tim Thomas? The Bruins goalie has robbed the Senators captain multiple times in his quest for an elusive third goal.
Third period: 17:00, Team Chara 12-9: Tyler Seguin snags an assist while finding Lupul for a one-timer.
We're getting down to the end of it now and Thomas is in line for a record fourth straight All-Star win if he can keep this lead.
Third period, 14:20, Team Chara 11-9: The Sedin twins capitalize on a two-on-one to beat Thomas, much to the chagrin of Bruins fans.
Henrik feeds Daniel and Thomas holds back from laying a body check on the Canuck entering his area.
Third period, 13:30, Team Chara 11-8: Marian Hossa tips the puck up to himself and then scores in between a defender's legs to become the 14th scorer in the game.
Seconds later, Chara makes it 15 beating Elliott stick side high.
The rout's on a little while later with Cory Perry giving Team Chara a three-goal lead with six minutes to go.
Third period, 11:09, 8-8: Giroux spends his next shift chasing around his teammate Scott Hartnell, no doubt trying to contribute to the HartnellDown campaign.
Thomas gets the last laugh on Giroux, however, by tripping up the star forward with a poke check at the top of the crease.
Third period, 9:40, 8-8: Tim Thomas allows a goal but can't suppress a grin afterwards.
Instead of covering up for a faceoff, Thomas tries to play the puck after a save but Scott Hartnell intercepts. A quick pass to Claude Giroux knots it up at eight goals apiece heading down the stretch.
Third period, 7:45, Team Chara 8-7: Tim Thomas has shut down the Sedins on a couple occassions this period and gets some help on the offensive end.
Malkin makes a great play to feed Iginla for a tap-in goal.
Third period, 5:19, 7-7: Keith Yandel trash-talks Phil Kessel the length of the ice but Phil shuts him up by banging one past Brian Elliott. Tavares feeds Michalek on the doorstep down at the other end to tie things up.
Tyler Seguin is mic'ed up by the television crew for this final period, but is having some audio issues for now.
Third period, 2:30, 6-6: Thomas denies a Sedin shot from the dot, swats a loose puck out of the air and then poke-checks it away in an impressive 60-second sequence.
Third period, 0:00, 6-6: The final period has begun with Team Chara applying the early pressure. They must really want to get Thomas that fourth win.
Second intermission notes: Drake is out on stage in between the second and third periods and some of the players have snuck out of their locker rooms to watch the show.
Count Tyler Seguin as a fan. The Bruins foward was spotted rapping along with the words, or at least looked like he was trying to. He certainly had the head-bobbing motion down pretty good.
End second period, 6-6: Patrick Kane goes five-hole to tie it up.
That means Tim Thomas will have a chance to break his own record and win a fourth straight All-Star game if Team Chara can pull this one out.
Second period, 16:12, Team Alfredsson 6-5: The captain has taken matters into his own hands. Two goals in 1:31 for Alfredsson and his team has its first lead of the night.
Second period, 14:33, 5-5: Captain Daniel Alfredsson finally brings the crowd to its feet with an unassisted goal late in the second period.
Second period, 13:00, Team Chara 5-4: Chara faked everyone out while bluffing a slapshot before trying to weave in close to the goal.
Gotta let that fly, big man! Give the people what they want!
Second period, 10:14, Team Chara 5-4: Scott Hartnell gets tangled up in front of the net and a fake scrum breaks out.
Hartnell ended up on the ice, so that's another $1,000 donated to his charity. Hartnell has apparently been donating money for every time he falls down this season and has pledged a cool grand for every spill he takes during the today's game.
Second period, 7:17, Team Chara 5-4: Pominville beats Carey Price and the comeback is on again.
Second period, 3:53, Team Chara 5-3: Tyler Seguin doesn't get an assit, but Phil Kessel slots one in to extend Team Chara's lead. Seguin narrowly misses an assist when Kessel gets stuffed on another attempt the same shift.
Second period, 1:28, Team Chara 4-3: Marian Gaborik scores his third goal but nobody cares to throw any hats onto the ice.
The record for goals in the All-Star game is four (held by Wayne Gretzky and a couple other players) and Gaborik will surely be making a run at that for the rest of the evening.
Second period, 0:00, 3-3: The second period is underway with the two sides continuing to dig in for this defensive struggle.
First intermission notes: Marian Gaborik is the early MVP frontrunner after his two goals staked Team Chara to a lead they've since relinquished. That's got to be all the more sweet since he scored both on his own goalie, Henrik Lundqvist.
Shots in the first half favor Team Alfie 14-12. I can't find the stats for hits anywhere… guess I'll keep looking.
Carey Price will be in net for Team Chara while Jonathan Quick is expected for the red team.
End first period, 3-3: An eventful first period is in the books in Ottawa and both goalies have to be feeling pretty good about how they played today.
Tyler Seguin rang the outside of the post but didn't make much noise in the period aside from doling out some contact in the defensive end. Zdeno Chara was turned away on the doorstep by Lundqvist but otherwise was quiet.
First period, 16:33, 3-3: Penalty shot!
Stamkos draws a tripping call on Phaneuf going in unopposed but is stoned by Howard on a whirling backhanded attempt on the penalty attempt.
First period, 15:04, 3-3: Tavares ties it up, which makes three unanswered in just over three minutes for Team Alfredsson to battle back.
Pavel Datsyuk wows the crowd by catching a puck out of midair and placing it on the ice with his stick.
Henrik Lundqvist, who is mic'ed up, speaks up to ask if Datsyuk had stayed on the ice and is relieved to hear he's heading to the bench.
First period, 12:55, 3-2 Team Chara: Henrik Sedin scores to bring Team Alfredsson to within one. Also, Girardi's goal from before has been awarded to Jason Spezza.
First period, 11:02, 3-1 Team Chara: Finally! Team Alfie is on the board after a Dan Girardi snipe from the slot.
First period, 11:08, 3-0 Team Chara: It's the attack of the Marian's!
Marian Gaborik combines with Marian Hossa for another goal to inflate what appears to be a commanding lead for Team Chara.
First period, 10:00, 2-0 Team Chara: Jimmy Howard has kept a clean sheet halfway through the first period, despite a couple of shots clanging off the post. Can a goalie win MVP in the All-Star game?
First period, 6:15, 2-0 Team Chara: Team Alfredsson finally records a shot on goal nearly seven minutes into the game.
First period, 5:40, 2-0 Team Chara: Evgeni Malkin roofs a bad-angle goal to double the lead. The rout is on!
First period, 4:40, 1-0 Team Chara: Marian Gaborik with a give-and-go for the goal off a turnover and Team Chara grabs an early lead.
Gaborik celebrates with an Ansimov sniper celebration on his own goalie, Lundqvist.
First period, 2:10, 0-0: A whistle! Team Alfredsson gets called for an offsides. Probably won't happen much today.
First period, 0:00, 0-0: We're underway in Ottawa with Team Chara getting the first shot on goal mere seconds in.
4:25 p.m.: Of course, I meant the American national anthem. They pulled out all the stops for "O, Canada" and I believe all of the Canadian Mounties were in attendance to play the music.
Now, let's play some hockey.
4:20 p.m.: Team Alfredsson brought the house down with the Senators getting introduced last.
Javier Colon is singing the national anthem.
4:15 p.m.: Team introductions are underway with plenty of boos to go around for the Maple Leafs. Pretty loud ovations for Tim Thomas and former Senator Zdeno Chara as they skated out to center ice.
Team Chara will be wearing dark blue sweaters and pants during the game, with Team Alfredsson sporting white with red trim.
4 p.m.: The starters for Team Alfredsson will be Ottawa heavy, which comes as no surprise. Michalek, Spezza, Alfredsson and Karlsson are ready to go. Oh, also there's Kris Letang and Henrik Lundqvist in goal to start. Jonathan Quick will be in goal for the second period and Brian Elliott has the final period in net for Team Alfie.
Jimmy Howard will start in net for Team Chara with Carey Price replacing him after the first period. He'll have Gaborik, Datsyuk and Hossa playing forward with Chara and Campbell on D when the puck drops.
3 p.m.: Yup, this is happening.
Seguin will be the center for Lupul and Kessel, so that should be a fun little storyline to keep an eye on throughout the game.
Not a whole bunch of surprises for the lines elsewhere. The Sedins will be joined by Scott Hartnell and the three Ottawa Senators Michalek, Alfredsson and Spezza are sticking together on the first line for Team Alfredsson.
Tim Thomas will have a chance to win his fourth straight All-Star game playing the third and final period for Team Chara.
1:45 p.m.: Thank you, Julien?
According to CSNNE.com, Tyler Seguin half-jokingly lobbied coach Julien to put him on the same line as Phil Kessel and eventually got serious about the request, so Julien has agreed to do it.
Seguin is now expected to center a line with Maple Leafs rivals Kessel and Lupul, which is intriguing for a couple of reasons. Obviously, Seguin and Kessel will always be connected because of the trade that sent Kessel to Toronto and allowed to Bruins to draft Seguin with the No. 2 overall pick in last year's draft. However, it's also a little surprising because Seguin hasn't played much center this season, despite that being his natural position.
One of the unfortunate side effects for Seguin, though, will be the vitriol the Ottawa crowd is sure to have in store for anything Toronto. So Seguin will be hearing his fair share of boos out there, but most of them we're sure are actually meant for his linemates.
12 p.m. EST: Team Chara will be out for revenge on Sunday afternoon during the 2012 NHL All-Star Game after a thorough beatdown by Team Alfredsson during the Skills Challenge on Saturday night. Just kidding.
Both teams will be out looking for the same thing this afternoon: just to have some fun and not embarrass themselves too badly while skating alongside some of the league's best and brightest.
Bruins fans will have no trouble finding a rooting interest with Team Chara, considering all three Bruins All-Stars — Zdeno Chara, Tim Thomas and Tyler Seguin — find themselves occupying the same bench, which so happens to also have coach Claude Julien at the helm.
Team Alfredsson, on the other hand, will be the de facto home team at ScotiaBank Place in Ottawa considering the numerous Senators playing for captain Daniel Alfredsson. In case there was any doubt, the Maple Leafs on Team Chara will be sure to draw the crowd's ire as well, which could make the game interesting as rooting interests take hold.
The puck drops at 4 p.m., so be sure to check back throughout the day for more updates.
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Top 10 Big Freakin' Swords in Video Games
It takes brutal amounts of training to properly wield a sword. It's already hard to use a regular blade, but it must be even harder to wield a weapon twice your size. Of course, video game characters love to use outlandishly large weapons, and this is facilitated by the digital realm's lack of conventional physics. Here are ten big freaking swords, wielded by ten characters not compensating for anything. Really, they're not. Seriously.
10. Soul Edge, Soul Calibur (Arcade)
The Soul Edge is a particularly striking weapon, a large cleaver that's part metal and part organic (complete with a giant freakin' eye at its hilt). It's truly a weapon that few are worthy to wield, which probably explains why the sword possessed its owner Siegfried and turned him into the evil Nightmare. Siegfried managed to break free of the Soul Edge, but the sword proved so awesome that it lived on as a separate Nightmare entity. Of course, by then Siegfried got a less evil big freakin' sword in the form of Soul Calibur, giving both moralities their own mammoth weapons to swing around.
9. Masamune, Chrono Trigger (SNES)
Despite taking its name from the legendary Japanese swordsmith, the Masamune in Chrono Trigger is a giant European-style broadsword. It's large and impressive on its own, but it's especially striking in the hands of its greatest wielder. The only man worthy of the Masamune is Frog, whose cursed boy is that of a three-foot amphibious humanoid. However, manliness is a measure of spirit, not form, and Frog proves the manliest man in the history of men as he cleaves through all with a magic sword even larger than himself.
8. Dabilahro, Ninja Gaiden (Xbox)
Ryu Hayabusa's normal Dragon Sword is a medium-sized katana meant for quick, clean cuts, but the master ninja wouldn't be a master if he could only use one kind of weapon, so Ninja Gaiden has Ryu wield all manner of destructive gear. Among the most powerful is the Dabilahro, a giant metal wedge that cleaves clean through.
7. Biggoron Sword, Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (N64 / 3DS)
While not quite as large as other blades on this list, the Biggoron Sword deserves a spot due to its sheer utility. Getting the weapon from the mountain-sized blacksmith Biggoron is a big chore (or, to be precise, a long series of errands stretching across all of Hyrule), but the result is a weapon with twice the power of the Master Sword. The only downside is that Link can't use a shield while holding the Biggoron Sword, but given its ability to utterly trash any monster in the game, this is a completely irrelevant drawback.
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De Boer: Biggest test to come
Frank de Boer believes Ajax's 4-0 thrashing of Dinamo Zagreb is merely the "prelude'' to his side's potentially group defining clash in Lyon in three weeks' time.
Ajax were too strong for Zagreb with Gregory van der Wiel, Miralem Sulejmani, Siem de Jong and substitute Nicolas Lodeiro all scoring in a fine victory.
The Dutch side are now second in Group D, three points ahead of Lyon with the pair battling it out to finish second in the pool behind runaway leaders Real Madrid, who have already qualified. Ajax visit the Stade Gerland on November 22.
De Boer was delighted with how his side performed at the Amsterdam ArenA but realises bigger battles lie ahead.
"The match in Lyon is now very interesting but that's what you do it all for. This was just a prelude, the most important match is still to come,'' he said. "The way we played is how I like to see my team play. We were dominant and commanding and scored four goals. Besides that, we hardly gave away a chance.''
Although second spot remains Ajax's target, last night's win does mean they are sure of at least third - and a place in the Europa League - after Christmas.
De Boer added: "We are guaranteed a place in the Europa League but if we draw against Lyon our chances of reaching the next stage of the Champions League are huge. That would be a fantastic achievement for Ajax.''
Dinamo boss Krunoslav Jurcic admitted his players were second best.
"We didn't expect to lose heavily like this. I have to give Ajax great credit for their performance. However, I am also very proud of my players who gave everything,'' he said.
"The difference between the two clubs is probably not accurately reflected in a 4-0 scoreline, but then again, the result was definitely fair.
"We need some time to improve, but this is the Champions League and playing at this level can only help us learn.''
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On 27/04/12 13:11, Josh Berkus wrote: > On 4/26/12 5:50 PM, Tom Lane wrote: >> Josh Berkus<josh(at)agliodbs(dot)com> writes: >>> Summary: despite pg_reload(), log directory, filename and destination >>> don't change >> Looking at the code, it's really hard to see how this could possibly >> happen, unless maybe the process is blocking receipt of SIGHUP. Which >> it shouldn't be. Not sure about RHEL5, but on recent Linuxen you can >> check the process's signal masks like this: >> >> grep ^Sig /proc/NNNN/status >> >> where NNNN is the logging collector's PID. Could we see that? > SigQ: 0/399360 > SigPnd: 0000000000000000 > SigBlk: 0000000000000000 > SigIgn: 0000000001007806 > SigCgt: 0000000000000201 > Might be a red herring, but I was able to reproduce this if (and only if) I forgot to create the new dest directory before doing the reload. Subsequently creating the directory and reloading did not result in a file in the new location. Regards Mark
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Pull-Up Christmas Tree Storage Bag is rated out of 5 by 32.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Griswoldismyhero from Easiest Christmas decoration ever! The picture in the catalog was acurate. I read the reviews and watched the video. Ordered the burgundy one. The tree came promptly. I took it out of the box and put it up in about 3 minutes. I "fluffed" the large bow and ta-da! Instant Christmas tree! I bought if for my dining room, but moved it into my kitchen because it was so pretty and I wanted to enjoy it. It's also going to a party ( since take down and put up will take all of 10 minutes tops). My traditional tree took 2 days to put together. Wish I could pull it up in 3 minutes! Great product. Great service. Thanks!
Date published: 2011-12-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by FullTimeRVer from Pull-Up Christmas Tree & Storage Bag I love the Pull-Up tree and the storage bag is super. It slides right under the bed for easy access. We used it in our Motor Home.
Date published: 2012-12-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by R200902 from storage bag for folding tree We have been storing our folding tree in the original box you shipped it in. The bag was a much better solution. The tree fit perfectly and the quality is great. Plus we can now hang the bag by the sturdy handle. Thanks for always having quality merchandise. We are still getting great compliments from our friends. Our tree looks brand new after three years and a major move. Thanks again.
Date published: 2014-01-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by thergonz from Wreaths I fit 2 36" decorated wreath with 12 " angels safely in this.
Date published: 2013-02-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by elnj from a must-have for your pull-up tree We have 4 pull-up trees and wouldn't store them in anything but the storage bag available. Keeps the dust (and bugs) out and is heavy-duty awesome quality.
Date published: 2017-01-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by floridagirl from great bag this is a great bag to store your tree just slide it under your bed
Date published: 2012-12-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by aba1474 from We purchased this last Christmas, and it does have a place for the poles, so it's We purchased this Christmas of 2011 with the tree.... it does store the poles as well (some of the other reviews complain that it does not!) Ours is RED not green. I would buy it again, because our tree was stored perfectly, only had to "fluff" the ribbons a bit from being put back flat! WONDERFUL & EASY TO USE!
Date published: 2012-12-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by Toots2 from Great product. It is hard to find a tree holder, the only one that I have found was for a wreath. I am glad that you carried this particular product. Thank you for that.
Date published: 2017-01-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by EasyButton from Perfect storage bag for Pull-up Tree I sure hope that IC makes this product available, again. Luckily, I purchased it, when I ordered my Pull-up tree. I LOVE, LOVE my pull-up tree!! Wish I would've ordered it SOONER :) The storage bag, so far, is perfect. It fits the (2) poles, the stand, the tree and the skirt I purchased. This is the best, easiest Christmas tree set up, EVER.
Date published: 2015-12-30
Rated 5 out of 5 by Crazy4Christmas from This is a great storage bag. The bag is exactly as described. Inside it has a specific place for the tree poles with Velcro-type straps to secure them in place. I have three different pull up trees and the poles all fit in the bags, although one tree's poles just barely fit.
Date published: 2013-01-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by CCCupcake from Custom Fit The pull up Christmas tree fits perfectly. The quality of the bag is fine and it will keep the tree clean and protected for many years to come. We have very limited storage space and this bag eliminated a bulky box in the garage. We had to refer to the on line photo and read the other reviews to learn how to place the poles the first time.
Date published: 2013-02-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by kooBear from Must have for all Pull-Up Christmas Tree owners This is the perfect companion for the Pull-Up Christmas Tree and is worth every penny. Sure, you can cheap-out and keep the original handle box that the Pull-Up Christmas Tree shipped in, but why would you? That box is large, bulky and takes up unnecessary space with its unused corners! This storage bag minimizes surface area consumption by fitting everything the Pull-Up Tree and its accessories in a tight fitting bag. The bag fits the poles just fine and is very intuitive to use.
Date published: 2013-02-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by Improver from JOY The gorgeous tree was delivered very promptly, in good condition, so easy to set up and it looks wonderful. I couldn't wait to set it up until Christmas, It was a great decision as it brings me joy each night as its light shine on my deck.
Date published: 2011-11-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hardy305 from Hardy395 My pull-up tree did not come with a case so I ordered from you guys and I'm glad I did! Great product!
Date published: 2017-01-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by BLB62Z from Excellent product My pop-up tree fits perfectly in this bag, which is made of a good quality, heavy-duty material. It's so much better than using the original clunky box, and it takes up a lot less room. The bag makes the tree easy to store and easy to carry. I wish I had bought it a couple of years ago!
Date published: 2016-12-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by SKYJILL from Awesome solution! This is the cleverest item I have seen (after the invention of the beautiful pull-up Christmas tree, of course). Although I figured out that the poles would fit, a simple set of directions would have saved some time. Kudos to whoever thought of the idea of placing it under a bed - as a Senior living alone, I found that a valuable hint!
Date published: 2013-01-18
Rated 4 out of 5 by tunetowner from It Worked I was needing a storage bag for a large artificial wreath. While there were options directly presented for wreath storage, this bag was less than half the cost of the others. It worked fine for my purpose.
Date published: 2014-01-25
Rated 4 out of 5 by Vrny from Pull up Christmas tree for pre lite tree I don't understand, the pole comes in two sections, it doesn't fit in the bag it sticks out.Why not three sections?
Date published: 2011-12-31
Rated 4 out of 5 by 513Bag from Good fit The tree fit well in the bag. Only drawback was that the stand and poles did not fit in the bag.
Date published: 2012-01-07
Rated 4 out of 5 by yeahright from no room for pole great except the pole for the tree doesnt fit in the bag.
Date published: 2012-01-11
Rated 4 out of 5 by Supratone from Looks good Does what it says on the tin very well! Added a tree topper and some more ornaments for even better look.
Date published: 2012-12-25
Rated 4 out of 5 by WBEAW from Good quality the construction is well made and heavy duty. It should keep our tree nice for years. The only problem we had was the largest pole barely fit into the space provided. We had to stretch the fabric really hard to get the pole to fit.
Date published: 2012-01-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by KISS from Pop-Up tree a real time saver Attractive and easy to assemble/disassemble/store (also bought the zip up storage bag for the tree); pull it up and plug it in. Goes without saying that some 'fluffing' is needed. Only down side was that many of the ornaments were broken or missing when delivered but customer service was extremely helpful in remedying the situation before Christmas.
Date published: 2013-12-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by southernmom from worth the buy nice to have somewhere to place the tree after Christmas. A little difficult to place longer pole in the bag.
Date published: 2012-01-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by GOLDIED1 from PULL UP CHRISTMAS TREE STORAGE BAG WELL, WE WERE ABLE TO GET RID OF THE HUGH WHITE BOX THE TREE ORIGINALLY CAME IN, BUT THE POLE DOES NOT FIT IN THE BAG, SO IT STILL HAS TO BE STORED SEPARATELY.
Date published: 2012-11-10
Rated 4 out of 5 by beachnut from Great fit for tree We bought the pull up tree and realized that the best way to preserve it each year would be to pack it in a matching case, so we ordeded the case. After the holidays we gently lowered the tree into the case and it fit very well. It went much smoother with two of us standing on either side so as not to break the ornaments. It takes up very little space in our closet, so we're very pleased and would recomment it. Just so we wouldn't damage anything, we decided to store the stand elsewhere.
Date published: 2013-02-10
Rated 3 out of 5 by Meta from Pull up Christmas tree storage bag very unhappy....no. directions...the bag has changed and made it more difficult to strore the tree...My friend had a bag from when she bought the tree and it was very different from mine....no special place for the stand and the poles did not fit....her bag was red and had all these things in the bag...so now you have to put the poles somewhere else with the stand...I was very dissapointed....normally when I have bought from you it was a pleasure....
Date published: 2015-01-01
Rated 3 out of 5 by mariev from Good idea but bag is way too big for tree The tree bag for the pull up Christmas Tree is a great idea however this bag seems to be made for a much bigger tree. it is way bigger causing the tree to slide around. I would have been happier if it fit the tree but it is useable and better than leaving the tree unprotected in the attic.
Date published: 2012-01-06
How wide is this bag?
Will this bag fit a 36" diameter pull up tree?
Thank you for your question. The Pull-Up Christmas Tree Storage Bag was designed to be used with our 36" diameter pull-up trees.
Date published: 2015-05-30
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Being slow is not about being lazy
When under pressure, the ability to act slowly and deliberately is a benefit.
In last week's article in the series SLOWING DOWN we looked at the importance of leisure in our lives. To read this article click here.
Slowing down is about keeping your head when all those about you are losing theirs. Maintaining a sense of calm when others are stressed and panicking is not easy. Slow is not about being lazy.
Thinking and considering before acting takes a level of impulse control that's missing when we become overly stressed.
Haste makes waste is a well-known saying. The wise carpenter measures twice and cuts once. Taking time to read the map instead of blindly heading off in what you guess might be the right direction makes sense.
It's actually harder for a start to be slow. We are so use to doing things quickly. One could say, "stop being so fast and being lazy!" Being slow takes practice.
How many of us have heard our mothers tell us not to gobble our food? Children eat like animals until they are civilized. We eat and run. Is it possible that eating slowly can help you lose weight? Taking your time to chew your food releases the nutrients. It's easy to overeat, but slowing down can help. At ACM's National Summit in December last year our evening meal was spent together using chop sticks, a great way to be present and experience the slowness of eating.
In Australia, we talk about being full up after a meal. Food is seen as fuel. You are more likely to eat quickly if you eat alone. You are more likely to eat quickly if you are working at the same time. When we gulp down food our stomachs don't have a chance to digest it properly, nor signal to our brains that we are satiated.
Eat slow for 10 minutes and you will start to feel a sense of being satisfied or full. Taking a break between courses or eating smaller portions and waiting, eating with others and taking time to digest what you eat is a good way to practice slowing down.
If you've ever tried to lift weights at the gym, you'll know that doing it very slowly is far more demanding than doing it quickly. The idea of weight lifting is to build muscle. However, it's common to see people rush through their routines counting repetitions, as if more is better. If they went more slowly and used less weight they would get the result they are after more quickly.
Avoid using too much adrenaline, slow down and feel the muscles working rather than creating bursts of energy.
When we slow down, we notice more. Noticing your breath is an easy slow exercise. That's all, just notice how you are breathing. What could be easier? And, breathe through your nose not your mouth, this creates a gentleness and calmness that reinforces a slow approach to life.
And what about multi-tasking? It's impossible not to multi-task to some extent. Our bodies are alive with electro-chemical reactions. We are constantly breathing, thinking and monitoring our internal and external environments. Yet we can choose to do fewer things in order to concentrate better.
When driving we can choose to drive safely, not to answer the phone, or listen to the radio, or talk to passengers. We can choose to just drive. Slowing down can teach us to notice more of what is going on around us.
Slowing down helps give our full-attention to what we are doing. Try walking more slowly. Pause before responding to questions. Speak more slowly. Does this feel awkward? Why?
Personal energy, attention and time are limited. By slowing down we can use these better to our advantage. Slowing down is counter-intuitive. It's not easy to go against the grain no matter how much sense it makes.
Next week in the series SLOWING DOWN we will look at tell-tale signs of being busy.


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ST. PETERSBURG — The Poynter Institute has named Stephen Buckley as its new dean of faculty.
Buckley, 43, publisher of Tampabay.com and former managing editor of the St. Petersburg Times, assumes responsibility for all of the Institute's in-person and e-learning programs, as well as for the staff that designs and carries them out.
Buckley took a leave in January from the Times — which is owned by Poynter — to become interim dean. He replaces Keith Woods, who joined National Public Radio as vice president, diversity in news and operations.
Karen B. Dunlap, Poynter's president, announced Buckley's appointment and said his experience as a leader in print and digital journalism, together with his longtime connection to Poynter, made him the ideal choice for dean.
Buckley grew up in St. Petersburg and first attended a Poynter writing program as a teenager. He graduated from Duke University and also worked for the Washington Post as a foreign correspondent based in Kenya and Brazil.
The Poynter Institute, located in St. Petersburg, is a school dedicated to serving journalism in the interest of democracy.


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