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Tuesday Evening Thread: The Informercial For Romney Economics
August 28, 2012 by 70 Comments
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Umm wow. I guess this is this year's "community organizer" bit. Are people really falling for this? We are talking about the 44th President of the United States Barack Obama not first time Senator Obama. Doesn't the job of POTUS involve "running things"
But here I go talking in this reality rather than fantasy land.
"President Obama's never run a company. He hasn't even run a garage sale or seen the inside of a lemonade stand."– RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, quoted by the Associated Press.
Ugh thi Reince dude is an douche.
He's run a succesful presidential campaign which is more than Rmoney can say.
FP…can't help itself.
Excerpts from Miss Ann's speech:
…Tonight I want to talk to you from my heart about our hearts.
I want to talk not about what divides us, but what holds us together as an American family. I want to talk to you tonight about that one great thing that unites us, that one thing that brings us our greatest joy when times are good, and the deepest solace in our dark hours.
Tonight I want to talk to you about love.
Mitt's dad never graduated from college. Instead, he became a carpenter.
He worked hard, and he became the head of a car company, and then the governor of Michigan.
When Mitt and I met and fell in love, we were determined not to let anything stand in the way of our life together.
I read somewhere that Mitt and I have a "storybook marriage." Well, in the storybooks I read, there were never long, long, rainy winter afternoons in a house with five boys screaming at once. And those storybooks never seemed to have chapters called MS or Breast Cancer.
A storybook marriage? No, not at all. What Mitt Romney and I have is a real marriage.
MORE: http://nationaljournal.com/2012-election/ann-romney-s-convention-speech-excerpts-20120828
I'm already going bluh!
EWWWwwwwww. Icky. Yuck.
According to Greg Sargent on twitter, Ann's speech is "more emotional" than reported.
So the narrative has been set. Ann's speech is a success before it has even been given.
I bet she goes into the ugly cry.
Watch. The media will make it seem like Miss Ann's speech was the second coming of "I Have A Dream".
Yeah the sequel to the little skit of her passing around cookies to the reporters on the campaign plane this morning.
Did she really? Bet they came from 7-11.
You missed it AG? They were playing it on a loop all morning.
She said she wasn't sure what she would be wearing to make her teary, begging, speech tonight trying to whip up "anticipation" a la Mrs Obama. Even though nobody in that press area asked or seemed to care.
Oh Lord…who wrote this speech – the writers of Mad Men?
Glurge . . . .
Wow, Laura Bush's speech was better than this. HELL, even Liddy Dole's stroll down the stairwell speech was better than this. They have NOTHING.
Oh my God, when will this woman's transparent and unconvincing phoniness cease?
What next? A story about how she suffered so as a poor widow since Mitt Romney died – even though Mitt Romney is sitting right next to her. Her lies and obviously made up stories are really becoming embarrassing.
Her obsession with having what Michelle Obama has is literally driving Ann Romney insane and making Ann Romney not only look and act so embarassingly craven and desperate, but actually exposes her for the base, obsessive, jealous, dishonest, spoilt, greedy, tone deaf, deceitful, craven, hollow woman she really is.
It is really hard to come across as genuine or authentic and to be truly one's authentic self when you are obviously acting out a script rustled up by staff. A script you can't relate to especially when it requires you to be somebody you aren't. It's even harder when it runs contrary to your life and how you've actually lived it.
Desperation + envy + greed = a very miserable and ugly Ann Romney.
Ann Romney is bitter and entitled down to the dregs of her soul and I doubt that she will be able to get through this "America's Sweetheart" speech without screwing it up. Hell, even Sarah Palin didn't have to play nice; she got to be the pit bull nipping at Obama's heels. But Ann "Call me Kanye for the way I snatch the mike from my husband at rallies" Romney is going to stay sweet, submissive, and on script? Lol, okay.
I'm so loving that Tweety won't let up on Romney using racism to gain white voters.
Yeah! Sloane Stephens won her match!
The Lush speaking of bars. Funny. Not funny, whoever was butchering "Signed, Sealed, Delivered." I know Stevie didn't OK that bs.
Not only are they copying the 2008 Dem Convention, they are doing it badly.
"Signed, Sealed, Delivered."
That pissed me off more than anything else I've heard all day.
Wow, John Boehner is really on that PATrick RONald tonight!!!!
No you didn't!
Yes, I did buy Dwele's new album today.
Chuckie bullshitting about Diversity regarding placement. Rachel squashed that shit talking about Paul delegates put in the nosebleed section. It's gonna be a long 3 nites.
I think they're both right. You usually see the same 5 blah folks at the RNC. It's hilarious when the cameraman panics looking for the one he's picked out and can't find him.
HEEY nellcote. ***BIG HUG*** :>)
LOL – -ALL 5 of THEM!! LOL — – –
Any Hispanics/Latinos, ASIANS? – — -LOL.
Good 2 C U. :>)
I cannot WAIT to see the wig snatchin' ad Team OBeezy comes up with!
McCarthy: Romney Win Would Be Mandate to Revamp Medicare
By Corey Boles
TAMPA, Fla.–A victory by Mitt Romney in November would provide a mandate to enact a Medicare overhaul to prevent the health care program from going bankrupt in a little more than a decade, House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.) said.
The No. 3 House Republican told a group of reporters Tuesday that a Romney administration would be able to pursue the sort of radical shakeup outlined by Mr. Romney's running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan (R., Wis.).
"It goes to what the election is all about," said Mr. McCarthy, who is in Tampa for the Republican National Convention. "If there's a mandate going through this election, it's to save Medicare."
MORE: http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2012/08/28/mccarthy-romney-win-would-be-mandate-to-revamp-medicare/
The AARP better come out swinging hard for PBO at the DNC…I mean they betta bring it like Miss Sophia to Squeak.
RNC Convention – brought to you by BP.
Anyone seen or heard from the ambitious one – Eric Cantor.
Eerily silent especially for a man who really wanted to be picked for the V.P/ running mate slot.
So desperate he prematurely dispatched his chief of staff to go raise campaign funds to prove he could be an asset.
And Eric Cantor is a slimy, vindictive bastard who can't be happy seeing the silly, juvenile Paul Ryan being toasted in his make believe role as grown up.
This won't end well at all I suspect.
He at the Sheldon Party Booth. You know, with the strippers.
He and Ryan are cut from the same cloth: walking hairdo, slightly dim sciions of wealthy families in construction. He probably cried his big head to sleep saying repeatedly, "why not me?" There was no way Mittens was going to pick someone Jewish. Mormon + Jewish = fundevangelicals in a complete lather. Even the Catholic choice was risky where that crowd is concerned.
Explains a lot:
"–> adviser.[26][6] Ryan also attended the Washington Semester
> program at American University, where he played pick-up
> basketball games with fellow student David Gregory, who is
> now an NBC News journalist.[27]
Yep, sure does.
What the fuck is "We Built It" supposed to mean? 'Cause what the slaves didn't build in America, the Irish, Chinese, and Latinos did. Mitt Romney hasn't built anything in his lifetime besides a shitty reputation. Hell, I'd lay cash money down on the fact that that mofo ain't washed a coffee mug in 15 years.
who the HELL is this kelly ayotte!!! saying President Obama has never even run a lemonade stand. BITCH HE RUNS THE COUNTRY!!!!!!!
New school teabagger. NH or VT, I cannot recall which. What has she run but her fool mouth?
Senator Ayotte. Please remember "He hasn't run anything" when say…Yale comes begging for gov't cheese. Have a seat.
Ohio #4 in job creation. How much of that is auto industry recovery?
A "Great Governor: " 47th in job creation. Saved Salt Lake Olympics (with Government Cheese.) I keep mentioning government cheese. Imma take a break from watching these rats scurry.
My guess would be 90%.
Mannnn, disqus been acting up with me all day! Dammit!
Anywho………….Live chat is up! Even if u just follow on twitter, join along and share the funny tweets with us! Artur Davis is speaking in the 9'o clock hour (est) at some point. Don't be surprised if that mofo comes running out there and goes "YOWSER YOWSER YOWSER!" in cut off overalls.
Who saw the Summer finale of PLL???
unreal, huh?
I just….
damn…I didn't see the ending coming….
Good Evening niranda/POU FAM♥ – -BACK.
Turned on my TV! – – YIIIIIIKES!!!!!- – -IT'S INFECTED!! – -LOL – – –
FRANTICALLY CALLIN' my INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER.!! – –
WHA'??? – – -It's the RNC CONVO!! – –O SHOOT!!- —
STILL! – – – -CAN U GET RID of IT!! – – –O I C!! – – –
Oh. Annnd rweety's DROPPIN' the 411 on him. BWAHAHA!! —
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/entertainment/post/2012/08/latest-royal-photos-show-queen-driving—wearing-a-hoodie/1 Queen Elizabeth wearing a hoodie
Stand your ground, your majesty, stand your ground!
I think there was a scene when she went skeet shooting or something in The Queen when she wore a hoodie.
The Queen don't play! HOODS UP!
If I remember right, that was the scene where she is out walking with her dogs & someone came to tell her Diana was dead. She turned away for a moment & pulled the hood of her jacket around her head.
The Queen may do all that foufou stuff when she has to but she is a real person underneath. That's why she likes Michelle.
The White House said Obama informed Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal of the emergency declaration in a phone call. The declaration makes federal support available to save lives, protect public health and safety and preserve property in coastal areas.
Jindal, a Republican, shot back late Monday in a letter to the Obama administration that the declaration fell short of the help he was requesting.
"We appreciate your response to our request and your approval," Jindal wrote. "However, the state's original request for federal assistance …. included a request for reimbursement for all emergency protective measures. The federal declaration of emergency only provides for direct federal assistance."
What a small, sad man. Hope the soul tradeoff thing was worth it for him. What is Mittens promising him? A Cabinet position? Not bloodly likely. He has already said his Cabinet would all come from the corporate world.
'We're Not Going to Let Our Campaign Be Dictated by Fact-Checkers'
As Ben Smith of BuzzFeed has pointed out, the Romney campaign is simply swatting aside the media's objections to its welfare ad: "We're not going to let our campaign be dictated by fact-checkers," said Neil Newhouse, a Romney pollster.
This is who they are…
RNC Attendee Allegedly Threw Nuts At Black CNN Camerawoman, Said 'This Is How We Feed Animals'
[….] The CNN official declined to confirm specific details of the incident to TPM but generally confirmed an account posted on Twitter by former MSNBC and Current anchor David Shuster: "GOP attendee ejected for throwing nuts at African American CNN camera woman + saying 'This is how we feed animals.'"
It is not clear whether the alleged culprit was a delegate or attending the convention in some other capacity. It could not be immediately determined when the incident happened or where within the convention complex.
TPM's calls to RNC and convention officials were not immediately returned.
H/T Kyle Leighton
that is who they are.
Barack Obama Did Sort of Run a Lemonade Stand
As Politifact detailed in 2009, in response to a similar allegation from MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, Obama held a number of retail and food service jobs as a teenager in Hawaii—including scooping ice cream at Baskin-Robbins, which technically doesn't serve lemonade but it does have a pink rasberry lemonade sorbet:
1975 or 1976 — ice cream scooper, Baskin-Robbins — Honolulu — Obama claims to have lost his taste for ice cream during this, his first job, the duration of which is not publicly known.
Date unknown — deli counter clerk, business name unknown — Honolulu — Obama had a summer job at a deli counter in Hawaii, making sandwiches, his spokesman said during the presidential campaign.
1980 — gift shop sales clerk, business name unknown — Honolulu — Obama worked at a gift shop in Hawaii selling island souvenirs the summer after his freshman year at Occidental College in California.
As Politifact noted, Obama held private-sector jobs as an adult as well, including posts at a Chicago law firm and a New York City company that helped American companies do business abroad—exactly the kind of experience Romney is accusing Obama of lacking. [….]
H/T Tim Murphy
miranda – – -[Apologies ifff a dup] — –
– – –Court: GOP's Texas Redistricting Plan Intentionally Discriminated Against Hispanics – –
– —Updated: 4:25PM
A redistricting plan signed by Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) intentionally discriminated against Hispanic voters, a three-judge panel unanimously ruled Tuesday. The judges found that seats belonging to white incumbent members of Congress were protected under the plan while districts belonging to incumbent minorities were targeted for changes.
The court was "persuaded by the totality of the evidence that the plan was enacted with discriminatory intent," according to the ruling.There was "sufficient evidence to conclude that the Congressional Plan was motivated, at least in part, by discriminatory intent," the court found.
The three judges said they were overwhelmed with the amount of evidence showing the congressional redistricting plan was intentionally discriminatory, writing in a footnote that parties "have provided more evidence of discriminatory intent than we have space, or need, to address here."
THERE iS MORE.
The Santorum chicken-choking gif: http://honan.net/gifs/santorum.gif
Looks like he shocked the monkey to life…
miranda – – -LOL:- – -LOWEST!! – – -LOL – —BWAHAHA!! —
– – –Poll: Romney Faces Lowest Favorability Rating For Major Party Nominee Since Reagan Years —
– —The Republican nomination officially his and the party's base seemingly coalescing behind him, Mitt Romney remains hamstrung by a historically low favorability rating, the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll released Tuesday night shows.
According to the poll, only 40 percent of registered voters nationwide have a favorable view of Romney — the lowest level of popularity for a major party's presidential nominee since the presidency of Ronald Reagan. Fifty-one percent view Romney unfavorably, a problem the former Massachusetts governor has been unable to shake throughout the campaign. It also marks only the second time last fall in ABC/WaPo's polling that a candidate has been viewed unfavorably by a majority of respondents.
Compounding matters for Romney: his incumbent opponent remains widely liked by the American public. The poll shows that 50 percent of voters have a favorable view of President Barack Obama, compared with 47 percent who hold an unfavorable view.
– — -THIS is – -BEYOND FUNNY!! – – -Soooo – -BEYOND!!. LOL
miranda – – -IMHO —THIS was the JOKE of the EVENING. – -:>)
– –Ann Romney: Mitt Wasn't 'Handed Success' –
– – –THIS – ->Ann Romney emphasized that Mitt Romney was not "handed success" despite being born into a well-off family in her speech Tuesday night at the Republican National Convention.
"As his partner on this amazing journey, I can tell you Mitt Romney was not handed success," Romney said. "He built it."
She desribed how he built up a sucessful career: "He stayed in Massachusetts after graduate school and got a job. I saw the long hours that started with that first job. I was there when he and a small group of friends talked about starting a new company. I was there when they struggled and wondered if the whole idea just wasn't going to work. Mitt's reaction was to work harder and press on."
– — – — Mitt Romney
From Wikipedia, —
– – – – – -LOOK at this POOR CHILD! – –HAH!!
LOL, POU but my local news is totally focused on our Primary & there was just an : "Oh by the way the RNC is having a convention, here's 30 seconds of footage."
So far, the candidates I want are well ahead & a few races have already been called. I'm doing the Snoopy Dance of Joy that Penzone will be going up against Arpiao. Penzone is going to smash him! Our Dem candidates are strong.
Off to read posts & tweets.
mitanda – – —LOL – —HE's FOUND HIS PLACE – -in da – – – -SUN. LOL
– —Artur Davis: Obama's Glamorous Campaign 'Blinded' Us – –
— – —Former Democratic Rep. Artur Davis, who switched to the Republican Party earlier this year, appealed to undecided voters at the Republican National Convention, telling the crowd Tuesday night that he is now "where he belongs" and sympathizes with those who, like him, were "blinded" by President Obama's 2008 campaign.
Davis said he was duped by President Obama's rhetoric in 2008 but realizes now that it was all show.
"Maybe the Hollywood stars and the glamour blinded us a little:
He's SUCH A SELF-LOATHING – – -HATA!! – –NOT WORTHY 2 SPEAK MR. PRESIDENT's NAME!!!
miranda – —-SADDLY – -SAME OLE – – — SAME OLE —
– – – –FBI The School Shooter: A Quick Reference Guide —
[ I DON'T AGREE!] [There is not a "profile" of a school shooter-instead the students who carried out the attacks differed from one another in numerous ways.] – – -[There R MANY COMMONALITIES.] – –
School shootings are rarely impulsive acts.
They are typically thought out and planned in advance.
Prior to most school shootings other students knew the shooting was going to occur but failed to notify an adult.
Very few of the attackers ever directed threats to their targets before the attack.
The most common goal was retribution. The justifications and excuses offered indicated this stemmed not from an absence of values but from a well-developed value system in which violence was acceptable.
In many cases, other students were involved in the attack in some capacity.
Many offenders experienced a significant personal loss in the months leading up to the attack, such as a death, breakup, or divorce in the family.
Many offenders engaged in repetitive viewing of violent media and were often fascinated with previous school shootings. Repeated viewing of movies depicting school shootings, such as "Zero Day" and "Elephant," may indicate a fascination with campus attacks.
Be aware of the subject's online videos, blogs, and social networking activities.
—NOW: — –Perry Hall High student charged as adult in cafeteria shooting [Portrait of alleged shooter emerges as withdrawn, bullied and with troubled home life] – – -VIDEO.
– –At 6:27 a.m. Monday, on a Facebook page in which Gladden lists his employer as "The Manson Family" and calls the Columbine shooters "inspirational people," he posted: "First day of school, last day of my life."
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Building My Career Back UpSo what made you a successful tattoo artist? ty ;P
Ps. Your hands are your money. Baby them. Don't play sports, ski, skateboard, ironically texting etc. stretch your hands and fingers everyday. I teach tattooing, I tell them the same. I get hand and wrists massages, sometimes having to take anti- inflammatory. Getting carpal tunnel, trigger finger and back issues are common. It is a career ender. Once carpal tunnel has affected you, even with surgery, you will have to get more and more surgeries. Love and pamper your body.
Tattooing has become a fine art. Think outside the box, learn body mechanics and how the body moves. I like to sit down with clients and pick their brain, so the tattoo is personal to them and their life.
I am a custom artist, it is important for me and the client to collaborate, make it less overwhelming, make them comfortable. Virgins especially, because one bad experience with another artist can ruin them for life.
I agree with orinok0, as a tattoo artist I believe you need to work in other mediums for your self. Your under pressure all the time to create for others, you need an outlet for your own creativeness. Other mediums help you as a tattoo artist.
I paint, watercolor, sculpt. I was a fashion designer, and interior designer. Funny enough my past careers have been a benefit, color theory, textures, etc...
Remember your an artist first then a tattoo artist.
Take your time, don't ever rush through anything.
Slow, steady lines, consistent strokes, lots of practice, learn all you can.
Care about what you're doing...it always shows in your work. If tattooing becomes a "job", it's probably time to do something else.
always try to develop yourself as an artist, always try to make better and do what your best of. Use enough ink, don't abuse your patient. Ink deep enough, never too much. Keep your machine steady, make straight line.

Never be cocky, try to stay humble, it shows in your performance. Know what you do and what you should, never hesitate. (If you feel like hesitating, practice more - there's ALWAYS room for practice)

Draw every day, study lines and shading, take art classes, see the world and even the littlest of things. Open your eyes, see all shapes.

and most of all - count on yourself.

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Use the most broken, overpowered, single best condition removal skill in the game: Ether Renewal.
Nothing else in the game to my knowledge removes as many conditions on such a short cooldown, and honestly im very surprised it has gone unnoticed by the community at large (hope the devs dont catch wind of how amazing that heal is!).
It's slow, can be interrupted, you cannot dodge while using it (or then you loose the skill use), heal is average. And ele is squishy. I think this downsides make up for the strong condition removal. Even my guardian hates conditions. Every prof must invest in condi removal. And the squishiest class of the game deserves imo one of the best condition removal skills. A wire pull in Orr easely overrides our ether renewal. So op? not really in my opinion.


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In my quest for lean superhero-ness, Dave and I are hitting the craptastic gym in our Converse to lift heavy stuff and work on skills...Read More
Mistaks Are Gud
Working on the cookbook is exhilarating and humbling and scary and silly fun and delicious and exhausting and rewarding and a GIANT LEARNING EXPERIENCE. Dave and I are cooking some incredibly tasty food and making photo that are so gorgeous and light-infused, I want to eat them. We're also making mistakes all over the place. Big ones, little ones, some we could have predicted, others that clobbered us right in a blind spot.
But we're making stuff. And that feels gud.
Reelly, realy gud.
So, friends, be bold of heart! Try lots of stuff and make lots of stuff and take calculated risks and gamble on crazy chances and revel in the messy mistakes you might make. Drop a barbell. Try a new vegetable. Attempt a ring dip. Ask that cute stranger out for a cup of coffee. You'll not only survive it, you'll thrive because of it.
(Thanks, once again, to thingsweforget.blogspot.com for putting Important Things To Remember into post-it note form.)
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Thank you for this brief post that really hit home. Before going gluten free, I was a "survival cook." I made eggs in the morning and occasionally experimented with my crock pot. Some results were okay and others were inedible. My husband teases me about altering recipes, either because I don't have all the ingredients or I don't like some of the ingredients called for. However, as you pointed out, it all boils down to experience. Some baking projects were disasters! But the latest dish a few weeks ago–lemon squares–came out good looking, and great tasting! The husband loved them! Oh, by the way, I altered the recipe and it was a success, and I couldn't wait to remind him that juggling with the ingredients can sometimes yield happy results, or even happy accidents.
One of my proudest days at CrossFit was being able to post on the PR wall that I bailed out of a 1RM lift. I'd never truly gotten to my 1RM on a lift because I was too scared to bail and drop the bar! That was a very proud moment. It was a 95# squat clean 1RM. And guess what? I tried it again and got it. And tried it two more times and maxed at 100#.
Boy, do I hear that! I have a very difficult time getting to my 1RM because I get scaredy-cat. I, too, was really proud of myself the day I found my true 1RM my failing big time on a clean.
Congrats on your 100# max. That's awesome! I'm stuck at 90 right now… but next time, I'm going for the true 1RM!


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Updated /Current this morning and when I started 'X' it crashed with the following error:
ck-launch-session: /lib/libc.So.6: version 'GLIBC_2.17' not found (required by /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.So.0).
Also, during the upgrade, I keep seeing this message:
/sbin/installpkg: line 314: xxxx segmentation fault /sbin/ldconfig
The xxxx, of course, is a four or five digit number.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Did you last update before or after March 12?
If the answer is before, then you should have first upgraded the linker (upgradepkg glibc-solibs-*.t?z) before anything else.
Do you have a multilib system? If yes, you should look at this page
I have been following the /Current upgrades all month. If the linker was included then I should have it. Should I redownload and reinstall it?
I ran into the same problem like you.
By downloading and installing the updated multilib glibc of alienBOBs repository my system works now as it did before.
After upgradepkg-all in my slackeare-current on 23March,
i am crash with the following message:
i have a multilib system, so i download the multilib current from alienBOB and run"upgradepkg --reinstall --install-new *.t?z", just like reinstall the multilib package. It still crash showing the above message.
i also unable to boot from the USB boodisc.
My kernal is 3.2.26(i didn't upgrade it to 3.7.10), is this also another reason?
I encountered both these problems before I saw that AlienBob had updated his blog and packages.
The update should go something like this;
rsync -av rsync://taper.alienbase.nl/mirrors/people/alien/multilib/current/ multilib-current
i think i had messed up. i still having the same problem.
Another fatal message i noticed is that "kernels too old". i am with 3.2.26
i can't log-in the Slackware Current thru "startx" but can access my files thru other Slackware14.0 from other partition.
Can i "pkgtool" or "installpkg" to upgrade the kernels in Slackware current from Slackware14.0?
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John Legend Looking For Love
John Legend tells The Mirror he's "young, free and single" and looking for love, though not with a fanatic. "It's off-putting when someone idolizes me," he said. "It wouldn't be the best in a relationship – the power dynamic would be all wrong." The 26-year-old Grammy nominee added, "My ideal woman has to be smart, confident, sexy – which is about your attitude and how you look and carry yourself. She has to be a good person. Eventually I'm going to want to get married and have children, so I have to be with someone I feel good about raising my kids."
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your music is inspiring and when I feel down it always seem to pick me up ..god bless you john. thanks for the music.


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EA Games' award-winning racing title, Need For Speed: Most Wanted, will soon be released for Nintendo's Wii U platform. North American Wii U gamers would be the first ones to enjoy the game as the publisher set the release date on March 19th while European gamers would have to wait until March 21st. This confirms previous reports suggesting the Most Wanted title will debut in the spring of 2013.
Many gamers can attest to the thrill the game brings and how its developer made it more realistic. Criterion, the studio behind the development of the Wii U version, made sure the new version for the new platform can live up to expectations. There are several platform-specific modes that have been added so it can offer more challenges and entertainment than before. This prompts EA to call it the "Enhanced Version."
One of the most exciting modes NFS: Most Wanted for Wii U brings is the new local co-op mode called Co-Driver. This mode requires two gamers. One player will use Wii Remote or Wii U Pro Controller to steer and make sure their (virtual) car continues to move and evade possible obstacles while the other player will use the GamePad to control and provide navigation assistance to the player on the wheel.
Another feature this version boasts about is the ability of players to change mods, track milestones, uncover cities' secrets and even flip between cars of their liking without having to pause the game. That said, Criterion Games included 5 fast cars on the long list of vehicles players can choose from: McLaren F1 LM, Pagani Zonda R, Lamborghini Aventador J, Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse, and Hennessey Venom GT Spyder. Gamers also have the option to play the game off-screen.
The Need For Speed: Most Wanted will carry a price tag of $59.99 in the U.S. and €69.99 in Europe. Being one of the best racing titles in the industry, it has also been made available for PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Kindle Fire, iOS, PS Vita and Android; all of these versions were released last year.


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Prince William aids Irish Sea rescue effort
By Associated Press November 28, 2011
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Prince William joined a frantic search and rescue mission Sunday after a cargo ship sank in the Irish Sea, leaving several members of the Russian crew missing. The second in line to the British throne, who is a Royal Air Force helicopter and known professionally as Flight Lieutenant William Wales, was aboard an aircraft which rescued two crew members early Sunday, after their vessel's hull cracked in gale force winds off the coast of north Wales.
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If the other A.P.C. jeans are anything to go by the waist will probably stretch out by at least an inch with wear (they'll return to their original size after they're washed but will stretch out again). If you're normally between sizes we'd definitely recommend getting the smaller size.
A.P.C. denim also comes with long legs. We'd wait until they've had a couple of washes before decided whether-or-not to have them taken up as they can lose up to two inches.


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Boys' basketball
• Andover came up short against Hopkins 79-56 in the opening round of the Augsburg Classic in Minneapolis Thursday. The Royals led 38-26 at the half and added another 11 points to the lead in the second half. Andover's Kane Ruhl led the team with 11 points, while Hopkins had three players in double-digits led by Jamal Davis with 13 points.
• St. Francis opened play in the Dassel-Cokato Tournament with a 71-51 win over Detroit Lakes Dec. 27. The win sets up a meeting against Zimmerman, who handed the host Chargers a 52-44 loss in the other game of the tournament. The Saints sophomore center Blake Moreno had a game-high 21 points, while junior forward Jake Johnson added 15 points and junior guard Austin Carlson had 14 points.
• PACT lost its Mounds Park Academy Tournament opener to St. Croix Lutheran 66-50 Dec. 27. Panthers senior guard Drew Zieroth had a game-high 19 points and junior guard Danny Mooers had 10 points in the loss.
• Seventh-ranked (Class AAA) Spring Lake Park was upset by Hayfield 70-59 in the Tartan Invitational quarterfinals Dec. 27. The Panthers face Bloomington Kennedy in the consolation bracket after Centennial downed the Eagles 73-69.
Girls' basketball
• Spring Lake Park stand-out Breanna Semanko had a game-high 25 points as the Panthers held on for a 69-67 win over a very strong Andover squad in the Roseville Holiday Tournament opener Dec. 27.
The Huskies led by three points at the break, but they couldn't stay with Spring Lake Park in the second half which went to the Panthers 40-35.
Andover had five players with at least 10 points, led by Madi Hahn's 15 points, while the dynamic duo of Olivia Graham and McKenzie Becker dominated the boards grabbing 17 and 13 rebounds, respectively. Graham had 14 points and four steals. Haydn Becker also had 14 points with two
steals and one blocked shot.
Rogers Holiday Tournament
Anoka at Rogers
St. Francis vs. Forest Lake
Girls' hockey
• New Prague scored three times in the final period to hand Spring Lake Park a 5-2 loss in the opening round of the Austin Invitational Dec. 27. Both Panthers goals came from Maggie Ronning while Taylor Turnquist collected two assists and Kim Patterson had another helper. Spring Lake Park goalie Molly Sienko had 30 saves in the loss.
• Anoka bounced back from a 4-1 loss to second-ranked Minnetonka Dec. 21 with a 3-2 overtime win over No. 19 Eagan in the Edina Invitational quarterfinal Dec. 27.
The Tornadoes outshot their south suburban foes 34-25 and Blaire Parent won the game for Anoka 14 seconds into overtime.
Anoka's standout winger Emilie Brigham scored twice (power play, then shorthanded) in a span of 4:03 minutes in the second period to force overtime. Anoka goalie Molly Scarborough turned away 23 shots in the win.
• Coon Rapids ran its losing streak to six games dropping its first two games at the Edina Invitational. Stillwater topped the Cardinals 4-2 before Grand Rapids/Greenway did the same in a 3-1 score.
Coon Rapids' Amber Ammann scored at 13:57 into the second period and Jane Hannula added another goal, 7:23 into the third period, to go with an assist on Ammann's goal in the loss to Stillwater. Cardinals goalie Ali Weber posted 29 saves in the loss.
Senior Tori Buckley scored the lone Coon Rapids goal against Grand Rapids/Greenway at the 11:05 mark of the second period after Coon Rapids conceded goals at the 1:02 mark of the first period and then 55 seconds into the second period. Weber made 24 saves in the loss.
• St. Francis/North Branch opened play in the Schwan Cup Green Division with a 5-2 quarterfinal win over Watertown, S.D., Dec. 27.
The Fighting Saints outshot Watertown 42-17 as Kalley Wagner and Maddie Kaehler each finished with a goal and assist. Five different St. Francis players scored and goalie Dakotah Bullen posted 15 saves.
St. Francis moves on to play Northern Lakes, 7 p.m., Dec. 28 at Schwan's Super Rink 8. If the Saints will, they will face the winner of the Minnehaha Academy/International Falls game at noon Dec. 29 at Ridder Arena. If the Saints lose, they face loser of the Minnehaha Academy/International Falls game, 4:15 p.m., Dec. 29 at Schwan's Super Rink 2.
Boys' hockey
• Blaine took its second loss of the season in as many days as No. 6 Minnetonka handed No. 4 Blaine a 6-2 defeat Dec. 27. The Skippers outshot Blaine 35-24 and scored three times in the second period to take control of the game. Minnetonka built a 4-0 lead before Blaine winger Dallas Gerads scored on the power play assisted fby Joey Lau and Tyler Cline with 39 seconds left in the second period.
Minnetonka's Max Coatta scored twice, including a shorthanded goal 4:24 into the third period, to make it 5-1 before Blaine capitalized on another power play 46 seconds later when Tyler Frischmon collected the goal with an assist going to Jack Micek.
Blaine goalie James Simmer spent the night between the pipes, making 29 saves.
The Bengals face top-ranked Edina in the seventh-place game Dec. 28 at Ridder Arena.
• Andover will face Apple Valley in the third-place game of the Schwan Cup Silver Division Dec. 28 after the Huskies dropped a 2-0 decision to Prior Lake, Dec. 27.
Prior Lake's Austin Hill scored 55 seconds into the game and that goal was nearly all the Lakers needed. Andover's Zach Sitarz took a checking from behind penalty at the 7:51 mark of the third period, which included a five-minute major and a 10-minute game misconduct penalty. That penalty gave the Lakers a power play chance which they took advantage of, scoring at the 11:00 mark to make it 2-0.
• Spring Lake Park was shut out by Bloomington Kennedy 5-0, one day after shutting out Winona 3-0 in the Schwan Cup Open Division quarterfinal. Now the Panthers will face Somerset, Wis., in the third-place game after the Eagles were outshot 25-24. Panthers goalie Aaron Furlano took the loss stopping 12-of-14 shots in 32 minutes before JT Hirschi stopped six shots in 18 minutes of work.


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Return to 2001 Conference Proceedings
Biographical Summaries
2001 Northwest Direct Seed Cropping Systems Conference
(Alphabetical Order)
John Aeschliman
Grower, 201 Aeschliman Rd., Colfax, WA 99111, phone 509-397-3119, Fax 509-397-6017, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- John and his son Cory farm about 4,000 acres in the Onecho area about 9 miles south of Colfax, WA. They farm in two annual precipitation zones: 15- to 18-inch and 18- to 20-inch. They have been developing their direct seed systems over the past 20 years and have some fields under continuous direct seeding for 15 years. Their main crops are winter wheat, spring barley, spring wheat, peas, Canola and corn. Their direct seed drills include a Great Plains 3010 air drill, a Yielder 20-15 mobile track drill and a Yielder 13-20 end wheel drill. John and Cory received the No-Till Conservation Farmer of the Year Award from the Whitman Conservation District in 1998.
Associate Professor of Weed Science, Oregon State University Columbia Basin Agricultural Research Center, P.O. BOX 370, Pendleton, Oregon, 97801, Phone 541-278-4408, Fax 541-278-4188, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Dan received his Ph.D. degree in Weed Science in 1987 from the University of Wyoming, an M.S. degree in Pest Management in 1978 from the University of California, Riverside, and a B.S. degree in Crop Protection in 1976 from Kansas State University. His research focuses on the impact of crop production practices on weeds in winter wheat, weed management in dryland cropping systems, and alternative crop rotations in the dryland regions of the Pacific Northwest. His Extension activities include presentations and publications addressing weed management issues for dryland crop producers in the Pacific Northwest, and annual contributions to the Pacific Northwest Weed Control Handbook. Before pursuing a Ph.D. degree, Dr. Ball was previously a County Extension Agent with the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension Service. He has authored or coauthored over 20 refereed articles and Extension bulletins, and over 30 abstracts and special reports pertaining to weed management issues in the Pacific Northwest.
Bob Blackshaw
Weed Scientist, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lethbridge Research Center, 5403 - 1st Avenue South, P.O. Box 3000, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada T1J4B1, phone 403-317-2268, Fax 403-382-3156, E-mail (email@example.com), Web site (http://res.agr.ca/leth/). --- Bob was raised on a grain and livestock farm near Virden, Manitoba. He attained degrees from Brandon University, the University of Manitoba, and the University of Guelph. He has worked as an Agronomist with AgriCore and as a research and development officer with DuPont Canada. In 1986, he began his current job as a Weed Scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada at Lethbridge Alberta. Bob's research program deals with weed management in cereal, oilseed and pulse crops on the Canadian prairies. His specific research interests include weed biology and ecology, weed herbicide resistance, weed control in conservation tillage systems, and developing integrated weed management programs. He is active in extension activities and sits as a technical advisor to several producer organizations. Bob recently spent a year in Australia learning about their weed resistance problems and solutions.
E. Blank
Monsanto Product Development Specialist; Address: 3805 S. Dennis, Kennewick, WA 99337; Phone: 509-586-9060; Email (firstname.lastname@example.com). Sheldon was raised on a dryland wheat and cattle ranch near Rosalia, WA. He received a B.S. in Agronomy from Washington State University in 1972, and M.S. in Agronomy from the University of Minnesota in 1974 and Ph.D. in Agronomy from the University of Minnesota in 1975. ---- Sheldon and his wife, Janyce, have three children and reside in Kennewick, WA. After completing has Ph.D., Sheldon began work for Monsanto Company and has been employed as a technical representative with that organization since 1975. He relocated to his present field technical position in the Pacific Northwest in 1981 and has been instrumental in the development of Roundup and Maverick herbicides. He has also been actively involved in the development of Roundup for use in direct seed cropping systems. He has been a recipient of Monsanto's "Distinguished Field Development Award" in 1983 and 1986. He is Past President of the Western Society of Weed Science, as well as a "Fellow" in that organization and recipient of the "Outstanding Weed Scientist-Private Sector" in 1993.
Cropping Systems Agronomist and Head of the Plant and Soil Section of the Lacombe Research Centre, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada, Phone 403-782-8123, Fax 403-782-6120, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- George is responsible for the research programs at Lacombe, Beaverlodge and Fort Vermilion, Alberta. The mandate for the Centre is to develop crop and animal production systems in short season environments. George's current research activity includes production practices of barley, Canola, field pea and triticale in an integrated approach to enhance weed and disease management. George, along with his colleague Dr. Wendell Rice, has successfully introduced granular inoculants for field pea production into western Canada. Other areas of research include fall seeded Canola, integrated agronomic canola systems, time of weed removal in Canola and field pea and cropping systems research. George has worked in the Peace River region of Alberta for 12 years before re-locating to Lacombe in 1996. George received an undergraduate and Masters degree in Agriculture at the University of Manitoba and a Ph. D. degree from the University of Saskatchewan. He works with many producer groups and industry partners to keep his research relevant and the technology developed transferred to the end-users.
Grower and author, Concepcion, Chile, E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Carlos has used no-till on his 1000 acre farm in Chile for over 22 years. He stop plowing in 1959 and since 1978 he is drilling and planting wheat, lupine, corn and recently soybean under permanent no-till. Back in the 50's and 60's he studied soil conservation during three trips to the United States with the former Soil Conservation Services, mainly in Western States. He was one of the founders of the Soil Conservation Society of Chile and has served as president since 1974. In 1990, he built a Conference room for 120 people and guest house for four, and receives annually 2,000 international visitors. Carlos is invited to speak several times a year in Argentina, Brasil, the USA and almost all South American countries, and has spoken in Canada, England, Spain, and Germany. He published the1996 book "Stubble over the soil: the vital role of plant residues in soil management to improve soil quality" through the American Society of Agronomy. The in-depth, scientific and impassioned book documents how years of no-till farming has brought his severely eroded farm back to remarkable soil productivity and profitability. For more information on the book, contact the American Society of Agronomy, phone 608-273-8080, e-mail (email@example.com) or see their Web site (http://www.asa-cssa-sssa.org) and click on Publication and then, Professional Aids. The book was previously published in 1992 in Spanish as "Rastrojos sobre el Suelo." In 1999, the third edition was published in Madrid, titled "Agricultura de Conservación" and edited by Eumedia. The book has also been translated and published in French.
"Berk" Davis
Grower and part owner in B.L. Davis Ranch Inc., P.O. Box 18, Adams, OR 97810, Phone 541-566-3563, ext. 11, Fax 541-566-3953, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Berk manages the family farm near Adams, OR in a 15- to 23-inch precipitation zone in Umatilla County. They have had about 1/3 of the 8,000 acre Umatilla farm under direct seeding for the past 4 years, and most all the cropland direct seeded in 2000. The main crops include winter wheat, spring wheat, green and dry peas, garbanzo beans, and grass seed. Their primary drill is the Concord Air Drill with Anderson openers, though they also use the Great Plains coulter-double disk drill. Berk is a Supervisor with the Umatilla Soil and Water Conservation District.
Doug Drake
Grower, 64598 Sandhollow Rd., Heppner, OR 97836, phone 541-676-9883 or 8725, Fax 676-8704, E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Doug farms about 3,000 acres in southern Morrow County in an 8' to 10-inch annual precipitation zone. Some of his fields have been in continuous direct seeding for 6 years. Cereals are his main crops, including soft white and hard red wheat, and barley. He direct seeds with a Concord 3010 air drill with 1100 Concord air cart.
Leroy "Lee"
Grower, Bar Star, Inc., 802 Bald Butte Rd., Colton, WA, phone 509-229-3238, Fax 509-229-3845, E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Leroy farms in a 15- to 20-inch annual precipitation zone in Whitman County, WA and Nez Perce Co., ID. After trying "Phase I" direct seed in 1979-82, he began "Phase II" with direct seeding in 1996 and some of his fields have been in continuous direct seeding since that time. His main crops include: soft white winter wheat, hard red, soft white and hard white spring wheat, spring barley, grass for seed, mustard, Canola, lentils, peas and flax. He is currently using a John Deere 1860 air seeder and Great Plains 3010 air seeder.
Randy and
Jeff Emtman
Growers, S. 13516 Weger Rd., Valleyford, WA 99036, phone 509-448-9616, Fax 509-448-6549, E-mail for Randy (email@example.com). ---- Randy and Jeff farm about 7,500 acres near Valleyford, Freeman, Rockford, Fairfield, and Waverly, WA, and Worley, ID. The farms are in the 18- to 25-inch annual precipitation zone. Their major crops are bluegrass and wheat. Minor crops include barley, oats, lentils and peas. Randy and Jeff have been developing their direct seed systems for over 20 years and have some fields under continuous direct seeding for 5 years. They direct seed with a Flexi-Coil 5000 shank air drill on 7.2" spacing and a Flexi-Coil 6000 single disk air drill on 7.5" spacing.
R. Jeff
Grower / former Director, Livingston Farm, 18 Meadowbanks Drive, Tamworth, New South Wales 2340 Australia, Phone 61-2-6752-2855, Fax 61-2-6752-43990, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Until his retirement in July 2000, Jeff spent 24 years at Manager of the 10,000 acre Livingston Farm near Moree in the NW plains of New South Wales in Northeast Australia. The farm, an investment property of the University of Sydney, has become a demonstration farm for conservation farming in NSW. The main crops are wheat, barley, grain sorghum chickpeas, and field peas. The farm also has 2,000 acres of pasture and hay, with 5,800 sheep. Jeff started direct seeding on the farm in 1977 and had the entire 10,000 acres under direct seeding for the past 10 years. Jeff competed his B.S. degree of Ag. Science in 1959 and worked as a Research Agronomist for 7 years with NSW Agriculture. He then managed the University of Sydney Plant Breeding Institute at Narrabri NSW for 9 years before becoming Manager of the Livingston Farm in 1976. Jeff was president of the Moree Conservation Farmers Association, on the Committee of Advice of Graincorp NSW (the State farmer-owned grain handling authority) and a grower member of the Australian Grains Research and Development Corporation.
Grower / Equipment Manufacturer, Horsch Maschinen GmbH, Postfach 1038, D-92421 Schwandorf, Sitzenhof 1, Germany,, Fax 011-49-9431-41364, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Michael and his brothers farm about 30,000 acres in eastern and southern Germany, of which several thousand acres have been under continuous minimum tillage or no-till for over 35 years. They grow mainly winter crops such as winter wheat, winter barley, winter rape, and winter rye. Other crops include sugar beets, spring wheat and corn. Crop rotations in western Europe are commonly about 60-70% cereals, about 10% winter rape and the rest include sugar beets, peas, corn and other crops. Yields of winter cereals commonly range from 100 to 170 bu/acre, so cereal residue is the number one issue in minimum till and no-till systems. Residue challenges include crop diseases, cool soil temperatures, rodent and slug damage, grass weeds, and residue penetration by drills and tillage implements. Michael started the Horsch Maschinen GmbH in 1984 and it is one the largest seed drill manufacturers for minimum till and no-till seeding in western Europe. He has established two educational marketing centers on no-till cropping systems in Germany and France, now hosting about 7,000 visitors per year from western and eastern Europe.
Steve Keil
Grower, 415 South Iowa, Conrad, MT 59425, phone 406-278-5274, e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Steve farms 12,500 acres east of Conrad MT, about 60 miles south of Canadian border, 60 miles north of Great Falls, and 60 miles east of the continental divide. He farms in a 12 inch annual precipitation zone where about half occurs in April, May and June. Most of his fields have been continuous direct seed systems for 9 years. His primary crops include winter wheat, spring wheat, malt barley, and spring Canola. He is currently using a Flexi-Coil 6000 with Barton double shoot openers. Steve received the Pondera County Soil Conservation District's Conservationist of Year Award in 1999. He was the Montana Grain Growers Association President in 1978-79, and President of the PNW Canola-Rapeseed Association in 1997. He was also a USDA representative on a Spring Wheat Inspection Team to the Soviet Union in 1978.
Mark Krebsbach
Grower, 3634 39th Ave. S.E., Tappen, ND 58487-9367, Phone 701-327-2197, Fax 701-327-2108, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Mark has farms near Tappen and Warwick, ND in a 16-inch precipitation zone. He has been developing his direct seed systems for over 25 years. He currently farms about 1000 acres with potatoes as a major crop, but has recently farmed over 5,000 acres, producing wheat, barley, oats, lentils, navy and pinto beans, corn, alfalfa, Sudan grass and sunflowers. The Haybuster has been his primary direct seed drill. Mark has been President of the Manitoba - North Dakota Zero Till Farmers Association.
David Mosman
Grower, Rt. 2, Box 43, Craigmont, ID 83523, Phone 208-937-2552, Fax 208-937-2552, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- David farms 1,700 acres north of Nezperce, ID in a 22- to 26-inch annual precipitation zone. He has been developing his direct seed systems for the past 10 years and some of his fields have been under continuous direct seed for 5 years. His major crops include grass seed, wheat, barley, peas, lentils, Canola, flax and alfalfa hay. His drill is a modified John Deere 750. David has served as a Supervisor on the Lewis County Soil Conservation District for the past 10 years and is a member of the Board of Directors of the new PNW Direct Seed Association. He is also on the Board of Directors of the Idaho Crop Improvement Association and past president of the Nezperce Prairie Grass Growers Association.
L. Pan
Professor and Soil Scientist, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-6420, Phone 509-335-3611, Fax 509-335-8674; E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Bill has been at WSU since 1984. His research areas related to wheat straw utilization include: impacts of straw removal on cropping systems sustainability, developing soil amendment byproducts from wheat straw pulping, and determining fiber characteristics of PNW wheats as they relate to paper production. Other major research areas include soil fertility, plant nutrition, nutrient cycling and rhizosphere ecology of agricultural systems, cover cropping for nutrient recovery and soil erosion abatement, site-specific nutrient management; and computer imaging of plant root systems. His degrees include B.S. in Biochemistry, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI in 1976, M.S. in Soil Science, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO in 1979 and Ph.D. in Soil Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC in 1983.
Weed science doctoral student, Department of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83844-2339, phone 208-885-6274, Fax 208-885-7760, E-mail (email@example.com) [Donn Thill, his Major Professor and co-author of the Proceedings paper, can be reached at 208-885-6214, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com)]. ---- Curtis is originally from San Saba, TX. He graduated from Texas Tech University in December 1997 with a B.S. in Agronomy, from the University of Idaho in May 2000 with a MS in Plant Science (Weed Science), and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Plant Science (Weed Science).
Chad W.
Division Agronomist, CPAg, Western Farm Service, W. 10428 Aero Rd., Spokane, WA 99224, Phone 509-838-5007, Fax 509-838-5307, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Chad was born and raised on a wheat and cattle ranch in Pomeroy, WA. He attended Washington State University and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Agronomy and a minor in Integrated Pest Management. He worked for Dupont agri-chemicals for one and half years in their research and development department. Upon graduation he joined Northwest Ag Consultants as a independent crop consultant and consulted on fertility and pesticide recommendations on 100,000 acres in SE Washington and NE Oregon. Over the past nine years he have been the Division Agronomist for Western Farm Service based out of Spokane, WA. The current Western Farm Service agronomy program conducts over 300 trials per year on the majority of crops in the Pacific Northwest. His goal as an agronomist in the PNW is to help growers address crop production challenges and opportunities through sound agronomic research.
Jerry L.
Grower, 839 N. Klein Rd., Ritzville, WA 99169, Phone 509-659-1645, E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Jerry is a 4th generation farmer on the same land south of Ritzville in a 10- to 11-inch annual precipitation zone. He farms 2,600 acres with major crops of winter and spring wheat and minor crops of yellow mustard, safflower, Canola, millet and barley. He has been developing his direct seed systems for 6 years and some of his fields have been in continuous direct seeding for that time. His drill is a modified McGregor One-pass Drill with a Yetter coulter for fertilizer banding and Acra-Plant seed openers.
Donn Thill
Professor of Weed Science, Department of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 83844-2339, phone 208-885-6214, Fax 208-885-7760, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Donn has over 25 years of research experience in direct seed dryland wheat systems and has been a Professor of Weed Science at the UI for 20 years. His current research program focuses on direct seed cropping systems, control of volunteer herbicide-resistant crops, integration of herbicide-resistant crops into direct seed systems, and testing efficacy of various burndown herbicides.
Gary Witmer
Supervisory Research Wildlife Biologist and Project Leader, USDA/APHIS/WS National Wildlife Research Center, 4101 LaPorte Ave., Fort Collins CO 80521-2154, Phone 970-266-6095, Fax 970-266-6089, E-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). ---- Gary received his Ph.D. in wildlife science from Oregon State University. His research focuses on resolving human-wildlife conflicts and has included ungulates, carnivores, and rodents. He is an affiliate faculty of Washington State University and Colorado State University. He has been a member of the Wildlife Society for many years, is the secretary/treasurer of the Wildlife Damage Management Working Group, and has served as president of the Pennsylvania and Washington chapters. He has served as Chair of WCC-95 (Western Coordinating Committee for Vertebrate Pests of Agriculture, Forestry, and Public Lands). He is the Region 2 (Southern Rockies) Director of the National Animal Damage Control Association and a board member of the Consortium for International Crop Protection. He has authored or co-authored more than 50 scientific publications and has taught both undergraduate and graduate courses. He was formerly employed by Penn State University and Argonne National Laboratory.
Todd Wittman
Grower, Wittman Farms, Rt. 1 Box, 214, Lapwai, ID 83540, Phone and Fax 208-843-2325, E-mail (email@example.com). Todd is 1 of 4 partners in Wittman Farms in Nez Perce County south and east of Lewiston, ID. They farm about 5,500 acres in a 15- to 24-inch annual precipitation zone. They have been developing their direct seed systems for the past 10 years and have some fields under continuous direct seeding for 6 years. Their primary crops include winter and spring wheat, spring barley, Canola, peas, lentils, garbanzos, grass for seed and alfalfa. They are currently using a Flexi-Coil 5000 shank air drill with a 2320 air cart. Following 85+ bu/acre winter wheat, they have done some light discing before direct seeding the following spring. Wittman Farms received a Millennium Family Farm Award in Washington D.C. from Ag Earth Partnership during the summer of 2000.
Soil Scientist, USDA Agricultural Research Service, Columbia Plateau Conservation Research Center, PO Box 370, Pendleton, OR 97801, phone 541-278-4381, Fax 541-278-4372, E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Stewart studies soil ecology under dryland cropping systems in eastern Oregon. His research focuses on changes in soil fauna, the root and seedling environment, and soil physical characteristics after switching to direct seed cropping system. Another research interest is the ecology of continuous winter wheat. Stewart gained extensive experience in field experimentation methods while coordinating the Pacific Northwest On-Farm Testing Project. The project developed and taught on-farm research methods to farmers, extension workers, and researchers in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Before moving to the dryland Pacific Northwest, Stewart studied nitrogen dynamics under irrigated wheat at the University of California, Davis, where he earned a master's degree in agronomy and a doctorate in soil fertility.
Joe Yenish
WSU Extension Weed Scientist; Address: Crop and Soil Sciences Dept., WSU , Pullman, WA 99164-6420; Phone: (509) 335-2961; E-mail (email@example.com). ---- Joe Yenish has been an Extension Weed Scientist with Washington State University at Pullman since June 1996. His responsibilities include weed management in dryland cropping systems of eastern Washington. Part of his research has focused on weed control in pulse and other alternative/complementary crops under conventional and conservation tillage. Prior to coming to WSU, he worked extensively on tillage effects on weed management. Dr. Yenish was raised on his family farm in southern Minnesota. He received a B.S. in Agronomy, 1981, North Dakota State University; M.S. in Agronomy, 1990, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Ph.D. in Crop Science, 1994, North Carolina State University.
Frank Young
Research Agronomist / Weed Scientist, USDA-Agricultural Research Service, Land Management and Water Conservation Research Unit., Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99164-6416, Phone 509-335-4196, Fax 509-335-8674, e-mail (email@example.com). ---- Frank has been a research agronomist with ARS at Pullman since 1981. He holds a B.S. from South Dakota State University and M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. His research in the Pacific Northwest has focused on agronomic, biological, and economic studies on control of weeds in small grain conservation tillage production systems, and the development of integrated systems of pest management for wheat production. Frank leads a large-scale, interdisciplinary study examining conservation cropping systems near Ritzville in the wheat-fallow region of eastern Washington. He was the leader on a similar 9-year study in the annual cropping region near Pullman, WA. His weed research focuses primarily on Russian thistle, jointed goatgrass and downy brome.
Kevin Zaychuk
Research Manager, Grow Tec Inc.,602-13th Avenue, Nisku, Alberta, CANADA T9E 7P6, Phone 780-955-8886, Fax 780-955-8878, E-mail: (email@example.com), Web site (www.growtec.ca). ---- Kevin has a B. Sc. in Agriculture, a M.Sc. in Plant Pathology from University of Alberta and many years farming experience on his father's farm. He have been with Grow Tec Inc. over 8 years and over half of those in the position of Research Manager. Grow Tec develops and produces coated seed and seed coating technology using advanced polymer chemistry for agricultural crops.
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The squash blossom necklace is usually associated with Navajo silversmiths of Northern Arizona and New Mexico, but it is also part of Tucson's fashion and culture.
It combines multiple aspects of the region's culture and history.
The squash itself has been an important indigenous food for 4,000 years.
Most necklace beads, however, are not patterned on the squash blossom but on the pomegranate, a tree imported here by Spanish missionaries.
The pomegranate is the emblem of Granada.
The crescent suspended at the end of the necklace is called a "naja" and is modeled on the decorative horse bridles of the Spanish soldiers, according to curators at the Arizona State Museum.
It is a protective symbol that heralds back to the Moorish occupation of Spain, said Diane Dittemore, the museum's ethnological collections curator.
Silver also played a role in Arizona history. Its discovery in 1736 at Arizonac, southwest of what is now Nogales, gave the state its name, according to Thomas Sheridan in "Arizona: A History."
The turquoise stones in classic squash-blossom necklaces are found in conjunction with copper ore, and often from a nearby mine, with Bisbee being a coveted site of origin.


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Has anyone else tried the Pilkguns Trigger Mod for the Daisy Avanti 853? I put a set of modified parts in one of my 853s with mixed results. The trigger travel is definitely shorter, but the trigger weight feels much the same.
You can see the trigger moving rearward as the screw is twisted in. Even at the very edge of the break, it takes considerable force to move the trigger the final .001".
If you have done this mod and have a 1.5lb trigger, let me know if you followed the instructions exactly or if you made some other changes along the way. I am thinking that I may need to hone the edges of my cuts.
Link to the PilkGun trigger mod page: http://www.pilkguns.com/daisy853tm.shtml.
Kris in NY
Thanks for the reply. Hmmm...that Pilkgun procedure doesn't mention springs but DOES say trigger weight will be reduced with the cuts outlined.
Ahh well. Time to open her up again and poke around. Having a hard time "polishing" the plastic. Every tool seems to leave marks...maybe I could tumble it in my case polisher.
Thanks for the reply. Did you look at the procedure? In addition to the adjustment screw, portions of the trigger and safety lock are removed to shorten up the sear engagement. I am wondering if I left too many ripples along the cuts. Will investigate further.
I sent Pilkington Competition an email asking if they would modify/adjust the trigger on a Daisy 753. They responded that they could and for a reasonable fee:
"We can do the modification to the trigger for $60 plus the return shipping to you."
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This is a reasonable alternative if you wish to improve the quality of your trigger. But, are not willing to tackle the task yourself.


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According the Des Moines Register it's been 9 years since Patrick Birgess committed a crime but the Mayor of Hawarden say he believes in second chances.
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red kiosk,I would love to have that template....RED
I do think there may be merit to red kiosk's "scooped up" argument suggesting that more heat flows as the stone height increases.
With Reds glow bar removed it is easier to see just how much this thing leaks
red kiosk, I would love to have that template
Bob I would estimate 90% or more of the flame stays within the shield. That flame is funneled as it rises because the shape of the shield. There is some concentration effect going on there. Just as how the chauflector works. when you bend or funnel the heat and flame you can concentrate its' effect. Regardless of what is causing the crust to brown, it browns quicker as we decrease the gap between the 2 stones (or increase the gap between the steel plate and the metal lip).
Here's what happened in the Gap Test (adjusting the collar which sets the platter height). Many thanks to Bobino for his contribution.Setup notes Unmodified BS Setup1. Cold start (no topside radiant heat) then full flame on for 2 minutes 30 seconds.2. Rotisserie off3. 00 Flour, docked, and skin slid into place on tinfoil4. 1/8", 3/8", 5/8", & 7/8 Gap between the SS deck and steel cordierite tray.Dave
Exactly, you have concentration not pressure/speed. And concentration slows down the heat path. Light bulb moment.
of course, the higher you stick the platter up in there the more charing you will have.
Maybe that doesn't apply here because of all the open space.
I hear ya but I'm not seeing how the heat path or heat flow is slowed down. If anything it should speed up no?
I'm thinking more along the lines of a water hose. You put your finger over the end and the increase back pressure drives the water out at higher speeds. But that is more or less a closed system.
Tampa, what did you use for the test dough? I'd like something quick to run my test. I guess it is a no fermentation, no yeast dough? can you confirm? I am going to run personalized Tampa tests on my oven. I will start with 3/8 (~1cm gap).
Place this post here also as it is a useful mod.Added a toggle switch to turn the platter on and off from the face plate instead of reaching under and fishing around for the switch. Went to Radio Shack and got a small 3A toggle (part #275-602) and some small crimp on clips. (could be soldered also)Measured proper length of wire and carefully slit the wire long ways. Inside there is a red and black wire. Don't cut them both. I cut only the red in half and skinned the wires. Crimped on the ends and plugged it on to the toggle. Drill a hole on the face plate and slide it in, tighten it down and your done.A very worthwhile project and costs around $5 and takes only a few minutes to accomplish. Thanks to Bobino for the idea!


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Someone is setting things up so McKenzies buys Krowtann to get it off the market becauses it's good or buty it because McK's new tan turns out not to good. Time will tell.
Would be almost just as good as well. I'm not getting paid for nothing but my deerheads. Thats why I asked the question about Krowtann. I thought thats what this forum was for, to ask questions.
My dad used to have a shirt, it had a couple of cowboys sitting at a bar. On the other end of the bar was the backend of a horse sticking into the picture. It said, "Theres on in every crowd."
Just like on the taxidermy forums I guess.
be the pages and pages in the archives that cover topics involving Krowtann? This forum is like any other tool. Until you utilize it to it's full potential(checking archives), it renders its self less than effective. Truth- Jeff F.
I'm an old fart like you and been doing taxidermy for thirty five years= I also don't like to change anything. You've been saying you have a quart of the stuff on your shelf and haven't used it. Do yourself a favor and try it- I did and it is soome good stuff. You say it is just a picxle. Back in the early 70's all we used was pickled capes. These hides and capes don't feel anything like those pickled capes from backthen. I don't know Brian and I don't get any freebies from anyone of the suppliers = all I know is he has a pretty good product out. I know the PR for the stuff has benen aggravating you (why I don't know) but do yourself a favor and just give it a try. I will continue to do most of my work with commercially tanned capes as a matter of convenience but his product is a good one.
And I think I'll still stick with John Rineharts, thank you. You are correct in what you're saying, however. I've tried every "new" tan out there and they just don't cut it as well as what I've got. Give me one SIMPLER than JRTS that gives me the same stretch, and I'll change products I use.
Now Bojack, as Jeff said, it would be one thing if this product weren't already covered from head to toe, but EVERY DAY I'm seeing posts asking dummass questions like "what kind of salt to I need to use with Krowtann?" "How long can I leave a hide in Krowtann?" "How much solution do I need to do a fox in Krowtann?" Give me a freaking break. If it's as good as elastic waist bands in Jockey Straps, why would it be any different from ANY OTHER TAN? And I see there two more posting more recent than these asking those same dummass questions all over again.
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Putnam is filling Knight's role in much the same way it did when Rob Bloemker, its head of fixed income, departed in 2011. It is dividing Knight's management responsibilities among four of his lieutenants: James Fetch, Robert Kea, Robert Schoen, and Jason Vaillancourt. Each will be named a co-head of the team. They are all long-standing members of the GAA group and each of them worked on the absolute return and asset-allocation funds. Fetch will focus on portfolio construction, while Schoen will concentrate on equity process and Kea and Vaillancourt will work on top-down issues affecting the portfolios. Those duties are similar to what each of them was doing prior to Knight's resignation, which should smooth the transition.
Putnam has been successful at attracting and retaining talent since new CEO Bob Reynolds came onboard in mid-2008. But Knight's exit adds to a growing list of recent departures at the firm, mostly on the fixed-income side. Bloemker is now principal of Five Ten Capital, where he works with two Putnam alum, Kevin Cronin and Carl Bell. Cronin left the firm in 2008 for OceanGate Capital; Bell, a mortgage-backed security expert, left in the summer of 2011. Last fall Raman Srivastava, a prominent bond portfolio manager, jumped ship to Standish Mellon, where he is the co-deputy chief investment officer and head of fixed income. While Putnam's team-based approach to fixed income and asset allocation has been able to absorb these vacancies, the trend bears watching if the departures accelerate.
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The list is now quite large. Freepers come and go and it's now time to trim the list. If you have been pinged to this thread through the list and wish to remain on it, please post a "Yes" response. If you are not on the list and wish to be added, please post an "Add me" response. This thread will remain up for one week after which the list will be trimmed back to the "Yes" and "Add me" names.
Thank you! And wishing everyone a truly Blessed Sunday.
you betcha
You betcha, though, that you are on the new list :-)
Thank you for the response. Your name has been placed on the new ping list. As for "some people on Freerepublic who hate us Catholics!!!", Archbishop Sheen provided the most salient explanation.
There are not over a 100 people in the U.S. that hate the Catholic Church, there are millions however, who hate what they wrongly believe to be the Catholic Church, which is, of course, quite a different thing.
Your job, if you choose to accept it, is to refute their arguments and properly educate them in the true teachings of the Catholic Church. That entails some personal study of the Catechism and apologetics. When you received the Sacrament of Confirmation, you became a Soldier of Christ. It's time to put on the "breastplate" of Christ, as St. Paul reminds us, and defend your faith. You can do it! We're all counting on you.
I need back on the list please.
Yes please keep me on the list.
Thank you for your hard work on this. I really appreciate it.
I would DEFINITELY like to be on this list!
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Obama Says A Baby Is A Punishment
Obama: If they make a mistake, I dont want them punished with a baby.
Yes!!! Thank you for all of your work in maintaining this vital information resource!
add me
Yes, and I have more to post in another post.
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