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Garden beds and landscape plantings always look their best with a well-defined edge. This long-lasting, recycled rubber border keeps grass and weeds from encroaching and lets you mow right along so there's no need to trim. Made of 1/2" thick recycled rubber, it suppresses weeds more effectively than bark mulch, yet still lets water, air and nutrients reach the soil. Lasts for years. 8' long by 4-1/2" wide; ideal for straight runs and gentle curves. Secure in place with Earth Staples, sold separately.
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I use this rubber edgng between brick edging and garden-bed plants to keep plants from spilling over the grass and thereby susceptible to being clipped by the lawnmower
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I bought this to finish the border around raised beds. It's black while the pathways are the recycled rubber but brown. Definitely need earth staples as it's so small, it moves easily. The edging does not have the plastic part that the walkway does--that I stuck under the beds to help secure it.
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I bought this product about four years ago and placed it around a shrub that my husband kept hitting with the lawn mower. He now runs the wheels onto the edging and stays away from the shrub. It has lasted for 4 yrs and is still in good shape and doing the job. Liked it so much I purchased more.
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I used this product to stop grass creep into my landscaped flower beds. This works perfectly! I now have an easy to maintain nice straight edge. I wish there was a product that can be curved to accomodate shapes.
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We have eight kids and after six months the floor looks like it did when we put it in. Easy to install. I would recommend purchasing or renting a nailer that will shoot thru bamboo. This is really solid stuff. I tried a trim nailer on the starter edge and ended up pre drilling and hand nailing. Love the floor.
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Put in new kitchen. Looks nice but scratches to easy. Finish is very soft even though bamboo is hard. When nailing have to be very careful because edges break easy
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Floor looks great! Nice product at a nice price. Stapling the floor wasn't easy, as the staples like to bend dues to the denseness of the wood. Had to push the gun VERY hard against the wood to prevent kickback. if allowed to kickback, the staples would NOT go in cleanly. So have a pair of needle nose pliers handy when nailing this floor down. Still even with that, 2 of laid 630sq ft in a day and a half.
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This specific 3/8th's inch bamboo is great once it's down on the floor, but pretty dificult to install because the wood will splinter very easily. Overall, my new floors look amazing. Also, this product only comes in 6ft lengths, so you will have to make a LOT of cuts. Make sure not to waste.
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Installing was difficult in that the tongues split a lot and light gauge staples (20ga)have a hard time going into the wood. Used 20ga flooring stapler.
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The Battalion received the 2008 Newspaper Pacemaker Award, considered the collegiate equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize, at the 87th Annual National College Media Convention on Nov. 1.
The awards are considered to be the highest national honors for student journalists. Several issues from each newspaper's production schedule were selected at random to be judged, which ensures that to be competitive for a Pacemaker, a publication must show consistent quality over an academic year.
"The Pacemaker is college journalists' equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize and the highest honor that could be bestowed upon a college newspaper," said Robert Wegener, the general manager of Student Media. "It is a recognition of all of the hard work that is constantly put into the newspaper, and I am really proud of the staff."
Judges select Pacemaker Finalists and Pacemakers based on the following: coverage and content, quality of writing and reporting, leadership on the opinion page, evidence of in-depth reporting, design, photography, art and graphics.
"To be a part of the Pacemaker is historic; The Batt has never been a part of it," said Kevin Alexander, 2008 enterprise editor at The Battalion, the student newspaper at Texas A&M University since 1893. "It is a humongous honor and it makes the four years of working there all worth it."
Brent Shirley, the 2007-2008 editor in chief, said he was very excited and surprised to hear the news because it's the best honor a college newspaper can hope for.
"Honestly, I didn't expect for us to win it because A&M has not been recognized in the upper level of newspapers in a long time, so when I heard that not only did we become a finalist but we won [a] Pacemaker, I was very excited," Shirley said.
"The people who worked last year poured hours of work into it and were very deserving, and I am honored to be a part of it."
The Pacemaker award was presented by the Associated Collegiate Press and the Newspaper Association of America Foundation in Kansas City, Mo.
The finalists were whittled down from the 241 student newspapers that entered the competition to 48. The newspapers submitted were evaluated by the professional journalists of the St. Petersburg Times in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Entry for the Pacemaker includes submitting papers from four assigned weeks and one additional issue of choice. The award considers work published during the 2007-2008 academic year, when The Battalion was led by Editor-in-Chief Shirley, who graduated with a telecommunication media studies degree in May 2008.
"I'm excited because that was one of the goals we had going into the year," Shirley said. "We did really well last year, digging deeper, doing better design."
Also, Alexander, one of 29 finalists for the Design of the Year award, received honorable mention.
The news of the selection surprised those who worked on the papers sent for consideration. "I basically did a back flip," said Alexander, The Battalion's summer editor in chief. "It's like being considered for the MVP award in baseball or basketball. It's the greatest honor."
Alexander, a senior English major, was responsible for picking the issues sent to judges as a part of his duties as summer editor-in-chief. He said it came down to finding the papers with the best content - especially on the Opinion pages.
"I'm thrilled," Wegener said. "It's a way to recognize the hard work, the hours students put into producing a paper for this campus."
The recognition comes after a major realignment in the newsroom and in the paper, spurred by the arrival of adviser Cheri Shipman from The Dallas Morning News in October 2006.
The structure of the newsroom changed in order to physically create teamwork. Editors and copy editors were placed side by side in order to encourage discussion about content and planning. Student editors overseeing sections became responsible for content of pages while copy editors and artists concentrated on display.
"Each week student editors would attend planning sessions and create budgets two weeks in advance of deadline. Most weeks, students accomplished their personal goals to have packages ready in advance," Shipman said.
The enterprise editor was encouraged to move beyond the average daily story and produce unique content focused on issues facing students. "I believe encouraging civic journalism opened the eyes of all the staff on problems they did not know existed and it showed them how journalism can inform communities of social injustices," she said. "Sadly, they also learned that most newspapers these days are shying away from projects like theirs. This experience will stay with them for their lifetime."
Since Shipman came to A&M, Alexander said, The Battalion has placed a greater emphasis on better serving the students in terms of campus coverage, and in the paper's overall attitude, by trying to appeal to its college-age audience.
"In the editors' orientation, I charged them with thinking outside the box and being as creative as they can be. Some days we achieved this, some days we didn't. But, getting them to think about it and accept it was an accomplishment," Shipman said.
"I've been here three years, and the paper doesn't look anything like it did before," Alexander said.
The Battalion has had a gradual adjustment in design since Shirley took over as editor in August 2007, featuring more art and feature packages in its pages, and editors have pushed for a more conversational tone in stories, Alexander said.
Wegener, who also advises the student journalists, said he and Shipman have pushed the staff to realize who their readership is, and serve them. "Think," he said, "who's reading this, and why?"
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Melanie Burchfield will graduate twice this spring from Bethel Park High School. The graduation June 16 will be the official ceremony, but the brief gathering of administrators, teachers, a few family members and about 100 students in the high school gymnasium March 27 will be the one she remembers more, because her father, U.S. Marine Major James Burchfield, was there to offer a hug and a kiss.
On April 2, Major Burchfield deployed for a six-month stint in Afghanistan and will be unable to attend the June graduation. While the school district intends on Skyping the ceremony to Burchfield in Afghanistan, the best part of the mock graduation was seeing his only daughter dressed in her white cap and gown, and being handed her diploma, after which he lifted her off the ground and later watched as she threw her cap in the air.
The event elicited a standing ovation from those in attendance, including her stepmother, Patti Burchfield, and her brother U.S. Marine PFC Dan Burchfield, and his girlfriend. Dan Burchfield, a 2009 Bethel Park graduate, will deploy to Afghanistan in September. He returned March 31 to his home base at Twentynine Palms in California.
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Superintendent Nancy Aloi Rose said this was the first simulation of its kind in her memory at Bethel Park. Previously, Rose said, one graduate joined the military and was unable to walk with his fellow students. A private ceremony was held before he left for the Marine Corps.
"There are no words to describe this," said stepmother Patti Burchfield. Melanie's father and stepmother live in Washington and she lives with her mother Lori in Bethel Park. "Mel is so very close to her father and this is difficult for her, but she's a strong girl and we'll all keep busy and pray a lot."
Melanie's close friends attended the mock ceremony and brought lots of tissues.
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Shooters choose Winchester's legendary Super-X® ammunition because they know about its dependable knock-down power and affordable price. Originally introduced in 1922, Super-X is made today using the latest manufacturing processes and highest quality components to provide the consistent, dependable performance hunters all over the world rely on.
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Cartridge: 264 Winchester
Bullet Style: Power-Point
Bullet Weight (Grains): 140
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 2960
Application: Hunting
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Mfr Part: WINX30WM2
Cartridge: 300 Winchester Magnum
Bullet Weight (Grains): 180
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 2910
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Cartridge: 30-06 Springfield
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Bullet Weight (Grains): 165
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 2770
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Bullet Style: Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP)
Bullet Weight (Grains): 300
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 1600
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