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Claim Jumper Apple Crumb Cobbler (32 oz)
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- Brand: Claim Jumper
- Manufactured by: American Pie LLC
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Filling : Apple(s), Water, Sugar, Food Starch Modified, Salt, Spice(s), Citric Acid, Crust : Wheat Flour Enriched (Flour, Niacin, Iron Reduced, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Folic Acid (Vitamin aB)) , Vegetable(s) Shortening (Soybean(s) Oil Partially Hydrogenated) , Water, Dough Conditioner(s) (Dextrose, Wheat Starch, Salt, Baking Soda, Calcium Propionate, Vegetable(s) Shortening [May contain : Soybean(s) Partially Hydrogenated and/or Cottonseed Oil] , Sodium Bisulfite) , Salt, Crumb Topping : Wheat Flour Enriched (Flour, Niacin, Iron Reduced, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Folic Acid (Vitamin aB)) , Sugar Brown, Vegetable(s) Shortening (Soybean(s) Partially Hydrogenated and Cottonseed Oil) , Sugar, Salt, Spice(s), Dextrose
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- Serving Size: 1/8 Cobbler
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- Calories 330.0Calories from Fat 150.0
- Total Calories 2640Total Calories from Fat 1200
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Total Fat 17.0 g 26%65 g
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- Cholesterol 0.0 mg0%300 mg
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- Potassium 0 mg0%3,500 mg
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The general tso's chicken uses appropriately large chunks of chicken, but I think it could have used more red pepper.
The honey chicken, a staple of American style Chinese restaurants, was probably the best item we ordered. The doughy fried chicken chunks were covered in the sweet honey sauce, and again, the portion size was enormous.
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Brett Bouchy just became my favorite owner in all of professional sports.
His Arena League Orlando Predators were lousy last year and recorded only their second losing season in franchise history. And the fans weren't happy about it. So you know what he decided to do?
Guarantee winning.
That's right, if his team is good this season, fans pay full price for season tickets next season. But if his team is bad again, fans get season-tickets at a drastically reduced price.
Hey, Orlando Magic, are you listening? You should be.
"We see teams in baseball dump salaries, but they don't give the fans a refund when they dump those salaries and the season goes in the tank," says Bouchy, whose team was 4-14 last year and failed to make the playoffs for the first time in 19 years. "It's a dirty little secret that teams [in the NBA and NFL] try to lose games to improve draft position, but season-ticket holders still get their 4-percent price increase the next year.
"Hey, if you go to a restaurant and your food stinks, you send it back and typically don't pay for it, right? But in sports, it's not that way. Sports is one of the few industries where there's no performance standard you have to live up to. Fans have to pay 100 percent even if their team is terrible."
Hey, Orlando Magic, are you listening?
Bouchy calls his idea the "Predators Performance Guarantee" and claims his is the first team in professional sports history to give discounts based on poor play. Granted, this might just be a slick promotional and marketing ploy for a team trying to sell tickets, but who cares? If fans get refunds and Bouchy's idea catches on throughout professional and college sports, everybody wins.
He's not just being some altruistic owner. If what he says is true and his math is correct, Bouchy has come up with a brilliant business plan. He claims fans will come out financially ahead — but so will owners.
Here's how the fans win: Bouchy's formula is based on the Predators' 18-game regular season. If the Preds fail to win 10 of the 18 games, ticket holders will receive a discount the following year based on a sliding scale. For every victory below 10, ticket holders get a 10 percent credit. If the Predators win just five games, ticket holders get a 50 percent discount. If they don't win any games, ticket holders get their tickets free the following year.
Here's how the owners win: Bouchy claims that losing teams won't see a mass exodus of season-ticket holders when the bottom falls out of their franchise (see Magic). Magic season-ticket sales are down nearly 20 percent from last year. And that was after a winning season. Imagine what the drop-off will be like after this season.
But what if the Magic gave ticket-holders a 40 percent discount next year based on the team's lousy record this year? Wouldn't most renew? Everybody, after all, wants a deal. Why do you think thousands of customers camp out in front of Best Buy before Black Friday? Because they want a deal. Why do you think the Sunday Sentinel is such a big seller? Yes, the provocative sports columnist is a big reason, but a lot of people like the coupons because they want a deal.
Bouchy claims that with all of extra renewals after a losing season and new ticket-holders jumping on board because of the performance guarantee, arenas would remain packed and money would continue to flow. Teams will be charging less for tickets, but more fans will be buying them during the tough times. And then when the team starts winning, demand will rise and teams can start charging full price again.
"Losing teams will make even more money if they reduce the ticket prices based on the sliding scale," Bouchy says. "Teams will have a ticket-renewal rate that's much higher. With more fans in the building, teams will make more money in concessions, parking and corporate sponsorships. Your corporate sponsors want people in the seats. If your season-ticket base declines, your corporate sponsorships traditionally decline."
Big-time pro and college teams will soon have to realize their business model just doesn't work anymore. You can't keep increasing ticket prices even when your team stinks. The economy's different now. Fans used to support their teams, win or lose. No more. Just look at the University of Florida football team, which sold out every game for more than two decades. Even the Gators have trouble selling tickets now. The Gators went 11-1 last regular season and were in the running for a national title, but still had bunches of empty seats at almost all their home games.
With every game on television, more and more fans are staying home, drinking their own beer, sitting in their own cushy recliner and watching their team on their own big-screen, high-def TV.
As Bob Dylan once sang, "The times they are a-changing."
The Predators are leading the way.
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Bypass the wellx1 and see if the pump works.
1 day after installing a Well-X1 250 tank I lost all pressure and the display went into the low teens. Then the pump turned on and only went back up to 42lbs (on a 40/60 switch), stopped again and repeated the same thing 3 more times. I opened the control box and looked at the capacitors (already put in a new, cheaper brand, start capacitor), and everything looked ok and it was not hot. About an hour later the display was static at 58lbs. The pump is a 3/4HP deep (unsure of how deep) water sub. that was installed in 1985 and is coming off a long period of rapid cycling, a year of rusty sediment (that just returned after another storm), and a few days on a generator. I think I'm answering my own question, where and how do I start troubleshooting??
Bypass the wellx1 and see if the pump works.
It works now, how can I bypass it when the problem happens again? It has a Franklin 1 HP control, you need the capacitors to start the pump right?
Does it still work after hooking back up the wellx1?
I never unhooked it. It just did that 3x in a row and then built up to 58lbs in the tank. I'm asking if that usually means that the pump is failing. It has not happened again but we will be testing it tonight to see if it happens again. I see what you mean, unhook the water supply and go directly from the pump, I thought you meant the electric. You can feel the pump shut off and not come back on until there is almost no pressure then at some point it comes back on and only builds to 42lbs. Somehow it went back to 58lbs in the pressure tank and has been working ok. It's the pump shutting down that's the problem.
You need to know if it is the WellX1 that is shutting it down or if the overload in the motor is tripping. You should be able to take the wires off the WellX1 and just hook the right ones together. Then turn the breaker on and see if it builds pressure and doesn't trip off. This will be completely manual and won't turn off untill you kill the breaker, so don't overpressure anything. If it still cuts off while running manually, the overload in the motor is tripping.
Thanks I'll get back after I do that. If it is tripping is it possible that it's a shorted run capacitor? I can't seem to find the original BMI or similar quality capacitors for my Franklin control box. I'm being told that even if I find the right capacitors that they need to be less than 2yrs. old in order to be "fresh", they have a short shelf life when not being used. So far I found a smaller Mexican one and a cheap Chinese one.
Still could not find decent quality capacitors (IMHO) so I changed the box (cover only) with an ITT one that only had a start cap. installed. So far it worked, built pressure from the teens right up to 60lbs on the first try without kicking out at all. When the Franklin tech said the run capacitors go bad just as often as start capacitors do and that they have a short 2 yr shelf life, I figured it was worth a try. because they sell a lot of the control boxes. The ITT quality didn't seem as good as the Franklin, and the capacitor was smaller and made in Romania, but at $52. it was a steal. Time will tell........
I have never heard that 2 year shelf life thing on the capacitors. I have some that are 30+ years old that are still working.
Starting capacitors are used only for starting. If the start capacitor is bad or if your pump is tripping the overload, it has been "starting" or cycling too much.
If you are only using 10 PSI between on and off as recommended with the WellX1, then you are only using half the pressure tank and making the pump cycle or start too often. 10 PSI between on and off instead of 20 PSI will make your 44 gallon tank act like a 22 gallon tank, and your pump will cycle much more. With only 10 PSI between on and off that tank only delivers about 5 gallons of water. It would deliver 10 gallons with a 20 PSI differential on the pressure switch.
Using 20 PSI between on and off will reduce the cycling that is causing the problem. Adding a CSV will eliminate the cycling.
The 2 yrs applies to shelf life, and it doesn't mean that some last longer or that some will be restored when they get put into use. On the other hand they could be bad and the older they are the less likely to be restored by use and will probably fail prematurely. This info comes directly from 2 Franklin techs, call them, they told me how to decipher the control box serial # in order to determine it's age. Again I asked if the 2 year time period applied and they said if it's over 2 yrs old they would not purchase it. I Googled this and found posts on electrical forums to confirm that info on the type of oil filled caps that we're talking about. Also got a lot a lot of info about what the run capacitor does and how it used all of the windings while running including the start windings. Uses slightly less watts but runs the pump more efficiently. In the ITT control box literature the run cap. is labeled "the pump saver". Amtrol does not recommend the 10psi diff. it's just an option for those who want "city pressure". From what I read about CSVs you may need to change some of the components that I just installed in order to make it work properly. The new tank is bigger than my old one (that the real estate agency had installed) and has a higher rated pressure sw., it's a dream compared to the old pressure we had. I was disappointed when I drained the tank, let the pressure build up, and then drained the water heater, the system didn't seem to keep up with the demand. The display was going lower than the 40psi cut in, down into the 30s so I shut the drain valve and let it build up. Maybe I should have let it bottom out to see what pressure the pump alone would have delivered.
"The Well-X1 can also be set at a narrow pressure differential, allowing it to provide constant pressure with any new or existing pump." Amtrol
They do recommend a narrow pressure differential (10 PSI). They think cycling on and off with 10 PSI differential is "constant pressure", as compared to cycling on and off with 20 PSI differential. However, cycling on and off with a narrow differential is not "constant pressure", it is just less of a pressure swing than with a wide differential.
If you want REAL constant pressure, and you want to stop blowing start capacitors, burning up motors and everything else, you can add a CSV to the plumbing before the WellX1. Then you can use 10 PSI differential and have REAL constant pressure when using water in the house.
Although it would work fine with the 44 gallon tank, a CSV would only need a 4.5 gallon tank (like the one pictured to the left). Which is exactly the reason Amtrol doesn't sell CSV's, because it drastically cuts tank sales. The CSV with any size tank, even 4.5 gallon size, works better than the WellX1 and a big tank.
I have a lot of spare control boxes that are more than 30 years old. I would not be afraid to hook one up if needed. Of course these were made before the government started regulating out dependable and long lasting products. Now they mandate a small efficiency increase that makes everything more expensive and much less dependable.
Your pressure bottomed out because refilling the system took more water than the pump can produce. It is the amount of water you are using that determines the pressure the pump can deliver.


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Published on Thursday, August 15 2013 08:29
A large crowd of Lyons area residents where on hand at Oskar Blues last Saturday afternoon to show their appreciation and say thank you to the Lyons Fire Protection District volunteers and crew for all they do to protect us. The event was the kick-off of a statewide series of "Fight Fire with Beer, BBQ, and Music" celebrations. Lyons Mayor Julie Van Domelen was on hand to introduce and thank Fire Chief J.J. Hoffman, while everyone enjoyed some delicious brats, pulled pork, green bean casserole, and cold slaw supplied by Oskars. The local
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Rapid Transit Denver (RTD) has announced the "Y" bus route between Lyons and Boulder and "YL" bus route between Longmont and Lyons will be changing schedules starting Monday, August 19, 2013
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The Lyons Area Chamber of Commerce's Lyons Welcomes You committee is collecting items for the welcome bags that will be given to new residents. Items are due Friday, August 30, to be dropped off at the Bank of the West or Lyons Dental. We are collecting twenty-five items from each business, to assemble twenty-five bags for future use.
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By John Salazar, Commissioner of Agriculture
Later this month, Coloradans from across the state will converge on Pueblo for the 141st Colorado State Fair. While the event promises a top-notch carnival, national recording artists, and entertainment galore, don't forget the true mission of the fair is based on agriculture and education.
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The Spring Gulch Men's Book Club met last Thursday at the Mill Site Inn, near Ward. The club is regarded (by its members) as the oldest men's book club in the area. This month's book, "Wort and Pizza" (based roughly on the Tolstoy classic), seemed appropriate as the Mill Site specializes in high-altitude, high-gluten pizza, and well, there always seems to be beer available at their meetings. Pictured are (right to left) Jack St. John, Greg Harms, Dave Brininstool, Clark Hodge, and Mill Site Inn proprietor Carol. Carol commented that we were the first exclusively male book club to visit her
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The Lyons Lions Club of Lions International held its 19th annual golf tournament Monday, July 29, for the fourth year at the Lake Valley Country Club. Eighteen four-person teams enjoyed golf, fellowship, lunch and prizes on a just-right cool morning.
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Lyons Quilting was sold earlier this summer when long-time (thirteen years) proprietor Jan Rold of Longmont decided it was time to retire. She sold the business to Pinewood Springs resident Tracey Barber, who has worked at the quilt shop for nearly three years. Barber, who
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Pure Bred Leg of Lamb
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Delicate marbling – highly unusual for lamb – makes this leg of lamb one of the most flavorful and succulent we've tasted. It's also exceptionally large, so it's a great choice for family dinners and luscious leftovers throughout the week. Produced by Pure Bred, it's the same lamb you'll find on the menu at top restaurants across the country. Available bone-in or butterflied.
- Bone-In Leg of Lamb: 9 lb. (serves 10–12).
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Tom Leyden may have left the Lehigh Valley back in 2004, but part of the Lehigh Valley has never left him.
Leyden, a sports anchor at WFMZ-Channel 69 for five years, is one of the class acts in sports media and carved out lasting relationships with many area high school athletes and coaches.
But Leyden has moved on to Detroit where his personality and work-ethic have made him one of the rising stars in the Motown market.
It is not a surprise that the 39-year-old Leyden was recently promoted to sports director at WXYZ-TV, Detroit's ABC affiliate.
"It's one of those situations where you're in the right place at the right time," Leyden said by phone from Michigan. "Our sports director here at WXYZ [Don Shane] had been here for nearly a quarter of a century anddecided to hang them up. I have been in this market for eight years and saw this a positive opportunity. It's absolutely awesome."
Leyden said he's most excited that his station has formed a partnership with the Lions and will have their preseason games as well as pregame and postgame shows all season.
"We'll go all-out with the Lions and you know how football is. … it's huge. … for us it's like being the official station of the Eagles back there," Leyden said.
Leyden, a native of Westport, Conn., and a graduate of Boston College, is not only energized by the four pro teams in Detroit, but also by getting to cover Michigan and Michigan State — football and basketball — on a regular basis.
"You can say that Detroit is only the 11th largest market in the country and it is," Leyden said. " But it is one of the top-five sports markets in the country because of all we got here. And the people have been so nice here. Since the day I got here, the people have been great to the entire family. I've had two daughters [Dahlia and Olivia] born here and this is what they know."
Leyden notes the challenges that all media face, primarily from the Internet and also from all-sports stations like Comcast SportsNet. Clearly, the days of people waiting around to get their sports results from a five-minute segment on the 11 o'clock news are over.
"We have Fox Sports Detroit here and they have the rights to everybody but the Lions," Leyden said. "They have the Pistons, Tigers and Red Wings and all of the pregame and postgame stuff. That means we have to figure out our niche as a local affiliate. It's so different than it was 10, 15 years ago when you just showed up and did the 6 and 11 o'clock news.
"Now it's like how can I be apart of the fans lives who have been following this stuff all day? How I can get in there and become relevant? That's what we have to figure out. It's hard to differentiate media outlets now. We all have the same ways to communicate. It's a matter of who's going to do it best."
Leyden's positive approach worked in the Lehigh Valley where he was one of the original hosts of "The Big Ticket" football show and his enthusiasm serves him well in Detroit.
"Tom is a talented sports journalist who covers the local sports scene in a compelling way each and every day," said WXYZ news director Tim Dye in a release.
Despite his busy schedule, Tom stays in touch with many Lehigh Valley friends, including coaches like Nazareth football mentor Rob Melosky and ex-Catty girls basketball coach Dave Troxell.
"I still have great friends back there, and I am the kind of guy who even if I haven't talked to you for seven or eight years, I can pick up the phone and I'll talk your ear off for an hour," Leyden said. "A lot of people in this business want to make it big and they want to do it by skating through these smaller markets. They think 'Oh, I'll spend just a little time here and be on my way.'
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People will always respond well to good guys like Leyden.
Mary Tracy, wife of longtime area coach and RCN4 commentator Dick Tracy, died last week. She was 77.
Mary was a beloved figure among all of those who followed Coach Tracy's basketball teams as well as his TV career. She was not only a member of the Whitehall sports family, but also part of the RCN Cable family, especially when you consider that Tracy's TV career goes back to the late 1960s.
"She was one our best fans and biggest cheerleaders," said Rick Geho, RCN's studio manager. "Dick and her made quite a team over 56 years of marriage. They were best friends and she would often come to the studio and the games with Dick or we'd go to their house to discuss games.
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KEITH'S CAN'T MISS … WFAN, New York's popular all-sports radio station, will celebrate it's 25th anniversary on Sunday with all kinds of special programming and guest appearances by former hosts such as Len Berman. It figures to be a unique trip down memory lane. Unfortunately, no "Mike and the Mad Dog" reunion is planned.


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This helmet has everything! Style, attitude and functionality. Its strength is that it provides just the right mix of classic and modern look that we feel will keep it on your favorite helmet list for a long time. The IS-2 is the newest addition to our internal SunShield series (IS-16, IS-33, IS-Max). It offers the ability to add tinted protection to your ride in an instant from the retractable visor. The SunShield is a proven design that is simple to remove/replace when needed. The shield is also available in optional high-definition (amber) and clear lens. This model is another fest example of R&D from #1 in the World HJC. Just cruise baby!
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Reviewer: wf (barrington, nh) 6.4.2012
The helmet proper seems well constructed as one would expect from HJC. The pull down shield is optically clear and without noticeable flaws tho in the rain turbulence flips water up behind the shield limiting its usefulness after a few moments. My main problem with the design is the attachment of the straps to the helmet. There is a single strap and for a shorty like this there needs to be at least a 3 point attachment to stabilize the helmet on the head. It would take almost not force to pull the helmet off your head even with the strap tight- this is a safety issue. Also very hard to almost impossible to get chin snap snug because of the way it is attached to the helmet. More engineering is needed on this helmet. Surprised DOT approved it with it poor stability.


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This is a discussion on eyeglasses within the Hunting Equipment, Gear & Optics forums, part of the HUNTING EQUIPMENT, FIREARMS & AMMUNITION category; I started wearing glasses about 6 months ago. Does anybody have suggestions how to keep them from fogging up? Is ...
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I started wearing glasses about 6 months ago. Does anybody have suggestions how to keep them from fogging up? Is there a type of glass or some solution you can put on glasses?
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Seriously I do feel your issue still with wearing sunglasses most times I'm outdoors. There are solutions that help. Any sports store that sells ski equipment usually sell goggles and will have this solution. Another source would be any sunglass or optical shop should have it too. It works to some extent but will wear out.
I found that getting sunglasses that wear as far away from my eyes to be a good thing. It allows for more air to pass over the lenses and keeps moisture and/or skin oils from collecting on the lenses.U.S. Contact for HartzView Safaris
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I take it you live in the north.
There is a solution that you coat your glasses with to keep them from fogging. look it up on the internet. Cabelas used to sell this, i am not sure if they continue to do so..
Things you can do are:
Going inside a building...take your glasses off and put in your front pocket and put your glasses on when in the building.
In sports if glasses become fogged when doing a work out or playing sports...i suggest you try Decot glasses as they sit further from your face to allow air flow to keep them from fogging.
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Light coating of a very high end soft high end furniture wax.
Wipe it off with a soft silk cloth as though you are polishing them.
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There are some products that you can put on. I used to use them on my glasses. Never fog? I believe is the name. I am sure there are other products. They go on like a wax. Works great."Ignorance is curable, stupid is forever."
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I started wearing glasses when I 10 years old, and up until the time I switched to extended wear contacts (10 years ago), I never did find anything that would totally eliminate fogging. I finally found a brand of contacts that I could wear day and night for 45 - 60 days straight and gave up my glasses. This brand most recently changed the coating on their contacts, and I struggled to keep the lenses in for more than 5 - 7 days. Earlier this year I had Lasik surgery and said goodbye to both glasses and contacts.
There are anti-fogging sprays that help some. Distance from the face, as well as avoiding large brimmed hats that trap moisture from perspiration, helps (good ventilation). If you can find an extended wear contact lens that suits you, your troubles regarding fogging will be over. If you just started wearing glasses, its possible that your eyes are still changing and it may not be the right time in your life for Lasik (provided you're e a candidate).Shakey Katy, TX


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The traditional name of this grex is Brassolaeliocattleya (Blc.) Waianae Leopard. It is a cross between Blc. Peach Cobbler and C. Penny Kuroda. Blc. Peach Cobbler is a little known cross between Blc. Waikiki Gold and C. guttata, created in 1983. It takes after the C. guttata parent with purple-spotted chartreuse sepals and petals. It has been a parent in ten crosses. On the other hand, C. Penny Kuroda, also an offspring of C. guttata, has been used as a parent in many crosses (116) to produce offspring with spots.
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When a business offers a military discount they are only targeting those service members and veterans with military IDs, which means those veterans who do not have a military ID will not be discounted at the business.
When a service member retires from the military he or she gets an ID but those who do not retire do not receive a military ID unless he is 100 percent disabled then he or she gets a Disabled Veterans card.
Only active duty service members carry military IDs. That means only the disabled and active duty members get the discount. The other 350,000 veterans in the state are not able to receive the business discount because it does not specially say "veterans discount."
Navy veteran Angeleque Woodstock and her friend Beverly Barnes, a volunteer with Oklahoma American Veterans News, are calling local businesses and educating them about their "military discount."
"It's unbelievable when you think of the number of veterans who aren't getting the discounts they deserve," said Woodstock. "Why would they want to honor just disabled vets and not all vets?"
Woodstock said she called companies and ask them if they knew they were leaving out hundreds of thousands of veterans because they do not have military IDs. Some businesses like, National Car, Enterprise, and Alamo changed their policies right a way once she spoke to their corporate offices. Other businesses left their policy as is.
Woodstock is trying to make it clear that veterans need to be offered a discount too.
Oklahoma Senator Roger Ballenger is trying to help veterans identify their service to our country. He pushed legislation through the senate to make all veterans' drivers licenses and ID cards have a symbol of a flag in the corner that would prove they served our country.
Now, those businesses that offer veterans discounts will have something to look for to see their customer is a veteran.
Woodstock and Barnes are pleased with the new ID symbol; however, they still want all businesses who offer a military discount to also offer the same veterans discount.
They are compiling a list of businesses that offer veterans discounts and also they are creating a Veterans Day event at the Persimmon Hollow Village.
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Make plans to visit us during Spring Blitz, and discover all that Clemson has to offer. We encourage you to create a schedule that best suits your needs and interests. Please note that many programs require advance registration. We look forward to seeing you!
Tours on the hour from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.**
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10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Manning Hall, 2C1
240 Bryan Circle
Enjoy an opportunity to speak with housing staff and to get a true feel for residence life at Clemson.
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Hendrix Center, Ballroom A-B
720 McMillan Road
Representatives from the various services, academic programs, clubs and organizations offered at Clemson will be on hand to provide more information and answer your questions.
2-4 p.m., April 11 and April 18
Class of 1956 Academic Success Center, Suite 239
836 McMillan Road
Did you have a 504 or IEP in high school? Did you know that some of the same services may be available in college? Drop by the SDS to discuss how to make sure you get the in-class services you may need and discover what other services might be available, or call for an appointment. 864-656-6848
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Science*
April 11 and April 18
The College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences invites prospective students and their families to learn more about the programs available for undergraduates. Destination Clemson is a structured afternoon visitation program in conjunction with the Universitywide campus walking tour that allows prospective students and their guests to visit the majors, faculty and staff within the college, as well as attend breakout sessions and meet other prospective as well as current students.
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College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities*
April 9, April 10, April 16 and April 17
1-1:45 p.m. Guided tours of college facilities led by Architecture, Art and Humanities (AAH) students. Leaving from the '55 Exchange, Hendrix Center. Tour options include:
April 11 and April 18
12:30-2 p.m. Reception and Student Work Showcase
Meeting at Lee Hall Gallery, Lee Hall
323 Fernow Street
Join us in the Lee Gallery to connect with students and faculty in the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities. Students will showcase their work and discuss academic and co-curricular experiences at Clemson.
2-2:30 p.m. Guided tours of college facilities led by AAH students
College of Business and Behavioral Science*
2-3 p.m., April 9-11 and April 16-18
Sirrine Hall, 262
The college of Business and Behavioral Science will host a drop-in session in conjunction with Spring Blitz. All accepted and potential students are invited. Representatives from each of our majors will be available, as well as current students and college support staff. This is a great opportunity to have your questions answered in an informal setting. To register for the drop-in, please follow the link below.
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College of Engineering and Science
McKissick Theatre, Hendrix Student Center
720 McMillan Road
Information Sessions
1:15-1:45 p.m., April 9-11 and April 16-18
At these information sessions, representatives from the College of Engineering and Science (CES) will discuss admissions, CES majors, curriculum and the many opportunities available to students.
Engineering Tours*
12:45-2:45 p.m., April 11 and April 18 (All our engineering tours are now full, but please stop by our table at the 11 a.m. Clemson Expo or come to one of our Information Sessions to learn more about engineering at Clemson.)
School of Computing Tours*
1-2:45 p.m., April 11 and April 18 (Our April 18 tours are now full.)
Space is limited. Preregister by clicking here.
Department of Chemistry*
3 p.m., April 11 and April 18
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Geology, Mathematics and Physics*
Individual and small-group meetings are offered for these departments on a flexible basis. Two weeks notice minimum. Preregister by clicking here.
College of Health, Education and Human Development*
School of Nursing Group Tours
3-4:30 p.m., April 11 and April 18
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3-4 p.m. April 11 and April 18
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The Calhoun Honors College will host informal drop-in receptions for students accepted for fall 2014. These receptions will be held in the Honors Center (located in Holmes Hall) and provide an opportunity for you and your family to meet Honors staff, faculty and students. Preregister by clicking here.
Harcombe Dining Hall
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The Union Starbucks has more than 3,000 square feet for coffee drinkers to sit and chat or study separately or with a group.
Full-day, free parking is available in lot P-4, beside Jervey Athletic Center, with free shuttles to the Hendrix Center, which will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Limited metered parking is available elsewhere around campus, please be advised that, depending on the location, meters offer parking for limited amounts of time (1 hour, 3 hours, etc.), and payment is required.
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LOVELAND - Great Western Bank opened its 20th Colorado branch last month in east Loveland.
The bank at 3800 E. 15th St., on the northwest corner of East Eisenhower Boulevard and Boyd Lake Avenue, had its soft opening in March and its grand opening April 2, according to branch manager Ted Ray.
The South Dakota-based bank has 200 locations in seven Midwestern and Western states, including two branches in Fort Collins, and is growing, Ray said.
The Loveland branch, in the building formerly occupied by United Western Bank, has three full-time employees, he said.
Great Western offers all types of lending and business banking, Ray said, and has an agribusiness lending department.
Its lobby hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and its drive-up is open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Sharpton records video and joins in support of Marylanders for Marriage Equality
ANNAPOLIS, MD (February 7, 2012) – TONIGHT, at 6:15 p.m., Governor Martin O'Malley will appear live on MSNBC's "PoliticsNation" with Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the Civil Marriage Protection Act of 2012.
Today, the Marylanders for Marriage Equality Coalition released a new video featuring Rev. Al Sharpton. This afternoon, the Governor guest lectured at the University of Baltimore School of Law on marriage equality and equal protection for all Marylanders under the law.
WHAT: Governor to appear LIVE on MSNBC's "PoliticsNation" with Rev. Al Sharpton
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Mussels with the Doctor - The Belgians have a tale from the days of yore which foretells of a great doctor, whose patients will line up in order to partake in his incredible elixirs, shellfish, and services. The prophecy is brought to life at Dr. Granville Moore's on H st. You can't really go wrong with their hot selection of Mulles (moo-lay) and Belgian beers on tap. Go forth and dine!
Citysearch Editorial Review – Shoehorned into the former residence and office of the late Dr. Granville Moore, this H Street restaurant and self-described "gastropub with a healthy Belgian fetish" offers specialties from executive chef Teddy Folkman, such as big, steaming bowls of creatively seasoned mussels and crispy twice-fried frites paired with dips like truffle aioli and horseradish crème. The selection of complex, flavorful Belgian beers is equally notable and sure to impress even hardened beer snobs; the list features more than 60 Belgian saisons, tripels and lambics--six on draft--lovingly hand-picked by beverage director Pat McMonagle. The atmosphere in the often-packed restaurant goes beyond a simple gastropub; dim lighting and rustic decor give the small space an intimate, energetic atmosphere that's as appropriate for a date as relaxing solo with a brew.
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My biggest one is that it keeps temporarily deleting all my text messages. It will just be blank and say "You have no messages." I'm forced to restart the phone before I can see them again. This has happened 4 times now.
I keep getting a warning about "roaming" and it seems to be connected to when I use wifi, which is sparingly. It gives me this spiel about extra charges when going out of country and if I want to accept the charges for this trip. Meanwhile, I'm in my basement...
The little headphone icon, which I found very useful for at work, seems to no longer exist. This is a nuisance more than a glitch though.
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Series: Intelligent Design and Common Ancestry (3 entries)
Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
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Would those genuinely interested in learning about evolution benefit from a careful explanation of why these common objections don't hold water? Here the answer seemed to me to be "yes."
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
Today's Origins News Roundup features challenging and exciting new ideas about evolutionary theory, fossil finds that add to our understanding of how carnivores and humans developed, some interesting science history from England, and more on American views of evolution.
"Being confronted with evolution may have been the catalyst for asking the difficult questions, but the real problem for me was not evolution – it was biblical literalism."
"I believe it is fair to conclude that the supposed threat posed to human free will and moral responsibility from the very much work-in-progress social and cognitive human sciences is quite overblown."
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
Where is human evolution going? Where has human evolution been? A roundup of stories from the past few weeks.
Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
Join astrobiologist Stephen Freeland for a look into the nature of information and the origins of life on earth. (These posts were originally published as a paper in the ASAs academic journal, PSCF, and are reprinted here with permission.)
This series, by Old Testament scholar Richard S. Hess, was first published as an appendix to Christian Apologetics: A Comprehensive Case for Biblical Faith (Downers Grove: IVP Academic; Nottingham: Apollos, 2011).
It is precisely the recognition of the qualities of elegance, economy and naturalness which solves the problem of the under-determination of theory by experiment, so often pressed by philosophers of science, who sometimes speak of the process of discovery as if it were a dull routine of fitting curves to data points.
The Galápagos Islands were not a distinct "center of creation," but a workshop for evolution in which an ancestral species made it to the yet uncolonized island and underwent a massive degree of speciation to adapt to the environment of the island. This is precisely what one would expect if the species of islands had arisen by evolution.
We need to hear stories from others who have wrestled with evolution and Christian faith. What arguments made them change their views on science? How did they hold fast to their relationship with God? The essays in this series will eventually comprise a book, provisionally titled, "Evolving: Evangelicals Reflect on Evolution."
In our current culture, we're defined by our jobs. It's having a vocation. I wanted to shift away from that. I didn't want to be a doctor first and foremost, or a scientist, but one who praises God.
BioLogos interim web editor Emily Ruppel recently traveled to Boston for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) conference, where she took an afternoon off from lecture-going to catch up with Doug Lauffenburger, head of the biological engineering department at MIT and a member of the American Scientific Affiliation.
The problem is that as human beings, we know that goodness exists, so it must be accounted for, and if one is a staunch believer in scientism, it must be accounted for scientifically.
Although committed to the principle of sola Scriptura, Calvin recognized that the Bible would have been written in terms its original recipients would have understood. Calvin inherited the medieval cosmology of his time, a way of viewing the world heavily influenced by Greek thought and one which was about to receive shocks from astronomers such as Copernicus and Galileo. But not just yet.
This series by Denis Alexander reflects on advancements in genomics as well as their theological implications. He focuses on the relatedness of hominin genomes, arguing that this does not interfere with the image of God in humans. The image of God depends more on the capacity for relationship and covenant, not on a list of particular physical qualities. He then discusses why the recent studies of genomics provide "no grounds for genetic determinism."


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March 2013 Archives
Wrestling: Matt Mougin closed out NIU's season with an impressive performance at the 2013 NCAA Championships in Des Moines. The redshirt junior upset #11 Blake Stauffer of Arizona State before falling to #6 Logan Storley of Minnesota on Thursday. On Friday, Mougin defeated Virginia Tech's Austin Gabel and Penn's Ian Korb before bowing out of the tournament against #8 Nick Heflin of Ohio State.
Gymnastics: Northern Illinois took fourth place at the 2013 MAC Championships in Kalamazoo, Mich. Natalie Sutter highlighted the Huskies' day with a third place finish in the all-around.
Baseball: The Huskies went 1-2 in their MAC opening series against Kent State in Chicago. NIU dropped the series opener Friday by a 3-2 margin. However, Northern took the second game on Saturday, 3-0, behind Eli Anderson's complete game shutout. KSU would claim the finale, though, with a 13-1 win on Sunday.
Men's Tennis: In their lone match of the week, Northern Illinois traveled downstate and edged Southern Illinois, 4-3.
Women's Tennis: The Huskies dropped two matches in the opening weekend of MAC play. On Friday, NIU lost to Akron, 7-0. They followed that up by falling to Buffalo on Saturday, 6-1.
With spring football right around the corner, check out this preview on the Huskies' upcoming 2013 spring drills by Yahoo! Sports blogger Frank Schwab. He identifies the defensive front seven and the skill positions on the offensive side of the ball as wild cards heading into spring. He also talks about Jordan Lynch's chances of winning the Heisman in 2013.
Men's Basketball: Northern Illinois' 2012-13 season came to a close Monday night with a tight 45-44 loss at Eastern Michigan. Aksel Bolin and J.J. Cravatta each scored nine points to pace the Huskies.
Gymnastics: Northern Illinois wrapped up their regular season with a fourth place finish at the State of Illinois Classic. Amanda Stepp earned all-state honors at the meet.
Baseball: The Huskies played five games over spring break in the Mid-South. NIU split a midweek series with Murray State, topping the Thoroughbreds Wednesday, 8-4, to avenge a 7-1 loss the day prior. The team went 1-2 at the Music City Tournament in Nashville, falling to Belmont by a 4-3 margin on Friday and Lipscomb 12-8 on Saturday. They did end the tournament on a high note, though, with an 8-2 win against Belmont.
Softball: NIU went 4-5 in their spring break swing to southern California. On Tuesday, the Huskies split a doubleheader with Cal State-Northridge. The next day, NIU dropped contests against North Dakota State and Loyola Marymount. On the first day of the Highlander Classic in Riverside, Northern fell to Notre Dame in extras and beat host UC-Riverside. Saturday, the Huskies defeated Iona and lost to ND before ending the trip with a win against UCR on the final day.
Track & Field: The Huskies kicked off their outdoor season Friday in Tampa, Fla., with several quality performances. Meghan Heuer won the 1500 meters, while 10 different individuals combined for 14 top 10 finishes.
Men's Tennis: NIU went 2-1 on their spring break trip to central Florida. The trip started with a 5-2 loss to Stetson. However, the Huskies rebounded with a 4-3 win over Appalachian State and a 4-2 triumph against Army.
Women's Tennis: The Huskies earned two wins on their spring break trip to Kansas City. On Tuesday, NIU defeated UMKC, 6-1. They would follow that up with a 7-0 sweep of Emporia State.
Men's Golf: Northern Illinois placed 17th at the Mission in Spring Spectacular in Howey in the Hills, Fla. Kurtis Luedtke paced the Huskies with a +13, 229 in the tournament to tie for 47th.
Women's Golf: The Huskies took sixth at Bucknell's Lady Bison Spring Classic in Las Vegas. Jennie Niemiec led NIU with a 15th place finish.
Northern Illinois Head Football Coach Rod Carey will join Terry Boers and Dan Bernstein of WSCR 670 AM The Score Friday, March 8 from Fatty's Pub & Grille in DeKalb. Carey will update listeners on what's been happening with Huskie Football since the Orange Bowl as NIU gets ready for spring practice beginning March 20. Fans in the area are welcome to come by the show, which will be live from Fatty's from 1-6 p.m. Carey's segment will begin at approximately 3:40 p.m If you can't make it to DeKalb, be sure to listen!
Men's Basketball: Northern Illinois closed out their 2012-13 home schedule during the week. On Wednesday, the Huskies dropped a 53-41 loss to Eastern Michigan. Three days later on Senior Night, Central Michigan spoiled the celebration with a 69-50 decision.
Women's Basketball: The Huskies wrapped up their home slate with a pair of games against Michigan foes. Thursday night saw NIU fall to Eastern Michigan, 54-45. On Senior Day Sunday afternoon, Northern lost to Central Michigan, 82-61.
Gymnastics: Northern Illinois dominated their Senior Night showdown with Eastern Michigan, winning 194.775-192.550. Megan Melendez, Jaelyn Olson, Kim Gotlund and Natalie Sutter all won individual honors on the night.
Baseball: Northern Illinois went 1-2 at Minnesota's Dairy Queen Classic with all three contests coming down to the last inning. In Friday's tournament lid-lifter, the Huskies fell to Utah, 6-1. On Saturday afternoon, NIU and Dartmouth were locked in a pitchers' duel, but it was the Big Green who came away with a 1-0 win. In the tournament finale, Alex Klonowski's complete game two-hitter lifted the Huskies to a 2-1 win over the host Golden Gophers.
Softball: NIU split their Sunday doubleheader in Carbondale, Ill., as part of Southern Illinois' Coach B Classic. In the first game, the Huskies squeaked out a 3-2 win against Butler, but lost in extras to Saint Louis in the second game.
Men's Tennis: NIU split their two road contests in Indianapolis over the weekend. On Saturday, Butler bested the Huskies in a 5-2 loss. Northern rebounded with a 5-2 win against IUPUI Sunday.
Women's Tennis: The Huskies pushed their winning streak to nine in Des Moines, Iowa, with three wins. On Saturday, the Huskies swept Nebraska Omaha, 7-0, and topped Drake, 4-3. On Sunday, NIU handed Central Arkansas a 6-1 loss.


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