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Cream Filberts 1 lb. Bag
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"I can't tell you how tickled I was to find a letter accompanying your catalog informing me you have the Cream Fiberts I've been waiting for. It's been years since they were discontinued and I'd all but given up hope when the good news arrived. You really do care about your customers' requests." - Sheila Tufte, Mesick, MI
"When I was a child many years ago this was the candy I always treasured. They were a little expensive so they were always a wonderful special treat and these taste exactly the same!!!" - Margo, Temperance,
"I have enjoyed Cream Filberts since my childhood over 60 years ago. I am so happy to find them again." - John, Oakland,
"I have looked for these candies for years. As a child I would go to a quaint little homemade candy shop with my mother and we would enjoy eating these delicious candies." - Lavon, College Corner, OH
"My Dad has such a sweet tooth as do all his four daughters, myself included. We always loved these growing up. When I discovered these again through The Vermont Country Store, I told all of my sisters and my Dad got some for his 80th birthday. What a treat for all of us." - Connie, Neoga, IL
"My grandfather loves these candies. We always made a special point to check for them whenever we were in a shop that sold old fashioned candy. I myself have been scouring the internet for years. I was even able to place a few orders online, only to be told, "Sorry, those are discontinued." I can't tell you how elated I am to have found these again." - Amy Jaronowski, Kent, OH
"When I was a little girl, Granma and Grandpa would take my sister and me downtown on the rapid, we would have lunch at Kresgies dime store, and every time we would get these. We called them the snowball candies - yum. I am so glad I found them again. Thank you." - annmarie crowley, cleveland, OK
"As a kid growing up in Cleveland, OH, my aunt and I would shop at a store called May Company, and right next door was this wonderful candy and nut store. Before boarding the bus, we always stopped in to purchase at least 1 pound of their cream filberts and savor them until we got downtown again. I look forward to my kids getting them for me at Christmas, and now I plan to supplement my supply myself, put them in the freezer and eat them 2 at a time until I run out. Thanks for keeping them on your shelves." - Beverlly Janelle, Claremontn, NH
"Years ago these candies were my favorite, then I couldn't find them anywhere. Everytime I was in an old fashioned type store I would look and they were not there. I was thrilled when I saw them in your catalog, and ordered them right away. They are still one of my favorites, and yours are just as good as ever. Thank you." - dee obrien, elizabethton, TN
"Oh, what joy when I spotted these confections in your catalog! I have been searching for this memory from my childhood for such a long time! Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, my Grandmother and her sisters, who always brought home the most delectible confections they could find, treated my sister and I to what we so lovingly called "mothballs"! This was a sweet we always looked forward to having at our house! Thank you, thank you for bringing this treat back and for helping us to relive such happy times!" - Donna Locastro, Valley Stream, NY
"As a child, our Aunt Peggy who lived in Manhattan brought these treats when she came to visit. To us, they were special, elegant and totally reminiscent of Christmas. We christened them "moth balls" and are delighted we were not alone!" - Kathy Lindgren, the hills, TX
"Over 45 years ago, when I was a young child, our baby sitter would give my two brothers and me one cream filbert each if we would go to bed on time. I loved them! About 12 years ago I found them sold in a candy store in Virginia Beach, only during the winter season. I bought them every chance I got. The store changed owners and no longer ordered in the cream filberts, known as snowballs. I did a search for them on the web and found that they were sold by Vermont Country Store. I have ordered them every now and then when I get feeling nostalgic. It is funny how the sense of taste can take you back in time! And these do taste the same as I remembered! Thanks a lot for carrying memories!" - LINDA DA SILVA, BUCKHANNON, WV
"When I was a kid, the "old man" in the neighborhood would sit on his front porch and watch all of the neighborhood children play. We'd beg him for a treat and he'd disappear into the house and reappear with a large metal-topped, clear glass cookie jar filled with these wonderful little treats (he called them mothballs). "Only one," he'd say, "we don't want to spoil your dinner." What a fabulous memory! We'd line up, single file, to get our mothball and laugh and cheer as we resumed our time of play. That was nearly 40 years ago, and I still love these little things. Thanks, Mr. Hacker, and thank you for the memories!" - Lori Cox, Broomfield, CO
"Thank you so much for carrying the old favorite Snowballs. I have remembered these since I was 7 years old but could never find them anywhere. My siblings hadn't a clue as to the type of candy I was talking about. Now I can purchase some for Christmas to remind them of the candy and the candy counter where we would get to shop once a week when we came into town from our farm. You have completed a wonderful memory for me. Thank you so much." - Peggy Ewing, Peoria Heights, IL
"My husband used to tell me about these delightful treats called 'mothballs' that he remembered from childhood. I looked for years and all I got were "Wish I could help you," or "I haven't heard of them in years.". Even the local confectioners said that if I could find a source they wanted to know, because they kept getting requests. Finally I found them here and promptly bought two bags. Then a few weeks later I had to do it again :-) Hubby can't stop raving about how they are just as he remembered. I admit I was skeptical.... until I tried my first....and second.... Fair warning - they should come with a warning sign: Caution - highly addictive :-)" - Sylvia, Shandaken, NY
"This candy was a special treat we received at Christmas when I was growing up. It was only available at one store and only during the Christmas shopping season. I bought some last year and when they arrived and I popped one into my mouth, the childhood Christmas memories came rushing back. It's hard to feel that kind of wonder when you've been around for more than 50 Christmas seasons!" - Tricia Cottrell, Council Bluffs, IA
"I have loved cream filberts since I was a child in the 1950s and '60s. I haven't been able to find them in stores until I saw them on your website. Which, by the way, was the only site that had them. My friends and I knew better than to eat a mothball, but that's what we called these. It was like breaking the rules to eat a cream filbert that looked like a mothball. We thought we were getting away with something really bad. Thanks for bringing them back." - Sharon, Fulton, MO
"Just like with other customers, this is a favored treat from my childhood. I am thrilled that The Vermont Country Store has brought them back!!" - Christine, McKinney, TX
"I love these and haven't had them for years. Thank you for bringing them back." - Joan Fornwalt, Prattville, AL
"Thank you so much for finding these wonderful and nostalgic candies. My family grew up with these. St. Nick always brought "mothballs" to us every year. When I bought them (the first time), I shared them with my sister, who was so surprised I had found them. She loves them as much as I do, but she is able to restrain herself and eat only one a day. I haven't mastered that yet! Thank you again!" - Sandy Enke, Maplewood, MN
"I just found your catalog in a bunch a friend was going to throw away, and lo and behold you have cream filberts!!! I thought I had been imagining that they ever existed. I had my last one when I was probably 18 and stumbled onto some at the KS State Fair. I haven't seen them anywhere since; it's been almost 40 years since I have had one. I can hardly wait to order them and get them on their way....Thank you for bringing back all the lovely memories associated with this treat from my childhood."-Malia Rich, Garden City, KS
"When I was a child growing up in California, these two wonderful people that i loved would take me to a nice department store and stop by the candy shop and would buy me these wonderful snowballs. I always remembered them but could never find them again. I'm so happy I found them. Now I can share them with my grown daughters." - Ann Lujan, Chicago, IL


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Nicely descriptive. The problem I have with closets is finding things again. I secretly suspect they pop out the back of the thing into a different dimension, never to be seen again.
Quite right! I know I put a funny looking guy with a top hat in there 3 or 4 years ago and haven't seen him since! Thanks for the kudos, J.


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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The second annual Castle Valley economic summit was held in Castle Dale. The purpose of this summit was to inform business owners and encourage those who would like to start a business, in Emery or Carbon counties. Economic development councils, as well as government leaders from both counties, worked together to bring unity to the area, and inform business people about opportunities that may be available.
Jo Sansevero, chairman of the summit planning committee, welcomed everyone to the summit and introduced Marc Stilson, who presides over the Emery County Economic Development Council. "We are no longer just Emery or Carbon counties," he said. "Markets are becoming global and businesses need to come up with a vision of where to go from here."
"There is a lot of market pressure and we need to adapt to the changing economy. Here in Emery County, our heart and soul is in energy, but we still have room for growth. Hopefully, we can figure out a way to level out the boom and bust cycle. We have a strong economy now, and we need to prepare for the next storm. There are many ways to proceed. One avenue that merits exploration is to bring back people who have moved away. When they come back, they will bring their businesses with them," said Stilson.
Sansevero introduced the keynote speaker for the breakfast session of the summit, Gayle McKeachnie. He is a lawyer who lives in Vernal, he knows rural affairs, and he was once lieutenant governor of Utah.
"I have been to Emery County many times, especially during the years my children were in school, following them to ball games. I have practiced law for 35 years, mostly in corporate law. During those years, I have helped hundreds of businesses start up. Some of those have been successful and some have not. During boom years, I help businesses start their incorporation process, and during the bust years, many of those businesses fold and I've helped them through the bankruptcy process.
"There are many books in print that give a variety of ideas for successful business practice. One that I recommend is The Rise of the Creative Class. This book deals with that 30-40 percent of the population who are considered the creative class. They are defined as those people who do not follow jobs around, the jobs follow these people around. Companies go where the people are. The infrastructure must be in place to draw the creative class to an area.
"Another book is Ripples From Zambezi. This book deals with the story of a man from Australia who is called to help revive a village in Zambezi. His job was to teach the people in communities to foster growth. He used the bottom up approach and began educating the general population of the village. He told them that there are two kinds of people, tourists and lovers.
"A tourist is a person who is looking to make a lot of money and then move on. A lover is a person who has fallen in love with an idea or community and stays the course in that community during the good times and bad. He told the people to forget about the tourists and focus on the lovers.
"Two other books for entrepreneurs are The Millionaire Next Door and The Millionaire Mind. These books both analyze who millionaires are and where they are. Some people do not recognize that a millionaire may be the guy next door who drives an old pickup truck.
"One more important book, is Innovation U. This book explains the role of the university in a community's economic development. There is a connection between higher education and economic growth.
"I met Gov. Jon Huntsman when I was Gov. Olene Walker's lieutenant governor. We were campaigning against him. After the election, and he won, he called me to lead the rural affairs department. Gov. Huntsman is the best listener of any person I have every met. He is smart and he is a quick learner. He truly cares about rural Utah.
"I took Gov. Huntsman to meet two men who I had helped start in business many years ago. They told him their story. They began in one business, a trucking business, and when the trends turned to other things, like construction, they capitalized on that area too. These two men were determined to do anything that was needed to allow them to stay home in Duchesne. Now they make and repair mining equipment and send their products throughout the world. They have hired two guys who do not mind leaving the area to be their salesmen.
"To grow a local economy, you must help the right people, the lovers. The focus should be on finding those people. I know that in your area, there is such a group, and they are working hard to promote the economy in these two counties. Many people over this state are working for economic development and are competing with one another. This needs to change. Economic development should be approached in clusters, areas in consideration for development. Geographic prejudices are changing, and many are learning to work together for the economic benefit of all. What is good for one area is also good for the other.
"Statistics are beginning to show that the migration from rural to urban areas that happened in the 50s and 60s, is beginning to reverse. The trend now is for people to return to the smaller, quiet areas in rural America. Forty percent of the people in 80 percent of rural America commute to somewhere else to work. Small communities around the Wasatch Front empty out during the day and fill back up again after working hours.
"Rural America is facing a great opportunity. Many parents and families are looking to rural America as a great place to live and raise those families. A couple from New York came to me and asked me to help them relocate to a smaller town. They chose Salt Lake City, which to us is not small, but to a New Yorker was a pleasant change.
"Our competition today is not our neighbors, it's worldwide. Many governments and businesses are using outsourcing as a way of getting their jobs completed. They outsource the work to other countries because it saves them money. It is less expensive and the workers are better educated in other countries. Of the 13 PhDs given in civil engineering this year at Utah State University, only two of the recipients were Americans. The other 11 went home to improve conditions in their home country.
"Education, knowledge, has become the infrastructure of the future. From a report of the future of the community college it states, 'Increasing a country's level of schooling, on average of one year, can increase economic growth from 5-15 percent.' Many jobs do not require a college education, but these jobs pay less. The goal is to draw high paying jobs with benefits, and as a result, the community needs to be better educated.
"Along with education, research is another key to economic growth. Most new innovations are not about new knowledge, it is about applying old knowledge. County extension offices are also becoming involved in economic development. In addition to education and research, traditional infrastructure is very important.
"Rural America needs to welcome outsiders. Many communities do not readily accept people of other cultures and backgrounds. We need to welcome them and include them, or they will leave. The mindset is that outsiders change the culture of an area. Culture is important, but to grow, all cultures must be accepted.
"In a recent study conducted by Wells Fargo Bank and published in a booklet that is available to everyone, the 75 major concerns of small independent businesses were compiled. The number one issue with small business owners is reasonably priced health insurance, number two is liability insurance, number three is workmen's compensation insurance, number four is the price of utilities, and number five is federal taxes. Oddly enough the bottom three of the list were exporting goods, competition from the Web, and competition from the government.
"It is really ironic that the items that most economists focus on and are working to correct, are the bottom items on the list.
"The first five, the most important are not in the forefront of attention.
"The least of the problems is what we spend most of the time trying to correct. Many people who want to start their own businesses do not because they must hang onto steady employment for the health insurance benefit," said McKeachnie.
"Find your niche and capitalize on it," said McKeachnie.
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Orangeville animal licenses for 2005 are due by Feb. 28. A rabies clinics will be held at the Orangeville Fire Station Feb. 19 from 9 a.m.-noon. Obtaining a license after Feb. 28 will result in a late fee of $25.
Junior Spartan Little League Wrestling is having an organizational meeting Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. in the Canyon View Junior High band room. Anyone interested in organizing or coaching is encouraged to attend. Coaches are desperately needed for this season to happen. Contact Ferd Allred 687-2370.
New hours for the Pioneer Museum are 11 a.m.-4 p.m. on Monday through Friday, and Saturday noon-4 p.m. Share your pioneer heritage with family and friends.
Emery High parent/teacher/student conference will be held Feb. 17 at the high school media center from 3-9 p.m. Mid-term progress reports will be handed out to students on Feb. 16. Copies will also be available for parents at PTS conference.
Emery/Carbon County Companies of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their Annual District Convention on March 12 at the Museum of the San Rafael, Castle Dale. Book Sales begin at 8 a.m.; officers meeting at 9 a.m.; and general meeting at 10:15 a.m. Luncheon (cost $5.50) will be served. Guest Speakers will be Lou Jean Wiggins and Carol Buchmiller of DUP International. Emery County Company will host the event. For more information or to make reservations contact your local DUP camp officers.
Nominees are being sought for annual Pioneers of Progress Awards. These awards salute the six individuals who embody the best of Utah's pioneering heritage and spirit. Any current Utah resident, of any age, can be nominated in these categories: science and technology; business enterprise; education, health; humanitarian; historical and creative arts; sportsmanship and athletics; and posthumous legacy. Call Kathi Izatt at 1-801-257-7959 for more information. Forms are available at www.daysof47.com. Deadline is March 8.
A new name for the Scout-A-Rama is Scouting Expo. All scouts and cub scouts are welcome to participate. It's not too late to sign up for a booth, contact Laren Huntsman at 381-5445. The cub scouts will be around to sell tickets. The public is also welcome to attend. Bring your families and have a lot of fun on March 12 from 9 a.m.-noon in the Emery High old gym.
Castle Dale Elementary book fair will be held Feb. 23-25. The open house will be on Feb. 23 from 6:30-8 p.m. The fair will be during school hours Feb. 23-25.
Kindergarten registration for Huntington Elementary School will be held Feb. 28 from 8 a.m.-noon. Those with last names beginning with A-I come from 9-10 a.m., names beginning with J-R come from 10-11 a.m., and names beginning with S-Z come from 11 a.m.-noon.
Zac Smith, a scout from Huntington, is making school and hygiene kits for the humanitarian aid project for the tsunami victims as his Eagle Scout project. Donations for both kits are needed by Feb. 19 and the kits will be put together by the scouts. Call 687-9422 for a list of items needed or for more information.
The in home Rx programs makes available breathing medications and nebulizers to patients who may have asthma, emphysema or COPD at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call 1-800-344-5764 or visit the website www.inhomerx.com for more information on the details of this program.
The Senior Mobility Program makes available to senior citizens and the permanently disabled, power electric wheelchairs at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call 1-800-451-0971 to see if you qualify.
Utah Valley Cancer Center, located at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center has a new toll-free phone number. Anyone can call 1-866-549-3800 to schedule an appointment, get information about local cancer support groups or to find out more about IHC cancer services and physicians. Hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Huntington Lions Club is gathering used eyeglasses to be distributed to needy people in Third World countries. There is a special need for childrens glasses. For more information, contact Judy Lang at 687-5349.
The Senior Wheels USA Program makes available power (electric) wheelchairs to senior citizens (65 years and older) and the permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient, if they qualify. Call toll free at 1-800-246-6010.
Donations are needed from Emery County residents to the Emery Chapter of the Salvation Army which provides emergency assistance for the people of Emery County as well as people traveling through the area. Mail donations to the Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 281, Green River, Utah 84525 or Emery County Sheriff's Office, Box 817, Castle Dale, Utah 84513. For information, contact Cheryl Keener at 435-564-3432.
Attention, union meeting for local 6363 will be held the third Wednesday of every month at the District 22 office in Price. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m.
Girl Scouts need leaders in Emery County. Call Nina Green at 800-678-7809 to volunteer.


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- N_Trainz : What game and mod are you dealing with?
- Runsva : Can someone PLEASE help me i can't install anything on my game it just keeps crashing!!
- N_Trainz : Legendary Da: Its now live on Moddb and here is the link, requires a Batlestations Midway game to be installed to work «link» - midway - skinpack/addons/international - bsm - collection - light - version Enjoy
- Runsva : are we still talikg about the zyy modding pack??
- N_Trainz : Yeah I wanted to do this, but the installers were being a pain giving me errors about something. I finally got it working, and just figured out how to make the updater now since it'll be two parts with one containing the misc files and the other mostly the mpak files. It'll be a stand - alone DLC mod just like the Bismarck Mission Pack was. Like I said I plan to have it all completed and uploaded by this weekend
- Legendary Da : No, no, not problem at all; I am already grateful that you were thinking about this subject, I can wait as long as you need to. Thanks for the help (again), and feel no need to rush this subject; we all know that the life comes first. :)
- N_Trainz : Hope you won't mind the wait, it'll be worth it if you ask me, and yes I do understand that you can't download due to that cap Mege has. I heard the PM was down, but haven't tried it as I been busy helping the BSmodHQ team with things and then those that are life - in - general.
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- Runsva : That is on the zyy modding pack v1.0.3 forum.
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wow genryusai is kick ass!!!
btw am i the only one who understood just half of it? really confusing chapter
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Isn't Neji kind of related to Hinata?
Spoiler!thats y he said they can move to alabama lol
but i suppose they inbreed anyway u no to keep the blood line pure.
i dont blame them the last time someone straighted away from the clan. a fucking uchiha was born
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That's one bad ass old man! Bare fists and all. Praises to Yama. Hopefully this will be the end of WW.
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finally some real action from yama!!!! best chapter compared to recent releases i think. It showed how strong yama is even if he doesn't use his zan. He said that there hasn't been a shinigami stronger than him in the past thousand years, so that includes aizen? unless aizen goes hollow.
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Iron your batting (if it was a wadded up remnant like mine) on a low heat setting. Be careful not to stretch it out of shape. Then iron your backing fabric on a high-heat cotton setting to get all wrinkles out. You will be sewing your top strips through all the layers of of batting and backing so you want to start as smooth as possible. If you are using a Warm & Natural type batting it has a little bit of adhesive stuff on it (which is why you don't want to iron directly on it on a hot setting.) This is helpful for keeping your batting and backing fabric together and smooth.
After both pieces are pressed individually, center the batting on the wrong side of the backing fabric. Carefully flip both over and press the backing fabric with batting underneath on a high heat setting. This will create enough of a bond to hold them together without having to pin the heck out of them. If you feel more comfortable, or if you batting isn't lightly adhering to the backing fabric, you could use a quilters spray adhesive to hold them together.
(Do it carefully on the first few strips so you don't melt your batting.)
Return to your two piles of strips and this time take the top one from the left-side pile. Pin the strip in place matching the left edges. Repeat the process, sewing another 1/4″ seam and pressing the seam open. Let me stress here, don't skip the pressing step. Your strips will lie neater and flatter will get a much cleaner looking project in the end.
Repeat these steps, alternating right-side and left-side piles until you have finished sewing all the strips to the edges of the table runner.
See how pretty it looks? Really, you could just stop here and bind if you like, but personally I love the look of quilting, so let's do that next!
And voila! Here's what it looks like fresh out of the dryer. I love how a quick wash softens up the look of the whole thing.


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Ricky Lewis is a musician and an actor, and lives in Bushwick. He grew up in Westbrook, Connecticut, a very small town that would triple in population during the summer, where he went to public school as one of just 54 students in his grade. Ricky moved to New York City at 19 and studied acting at William Esper Studio, where Mary-Kate Olsen had previously gone. He seems to be more focused on his music now, of which he says, "The songs are extensions of me, like my deranged little children." People, film, collaboration, poetry, and his dog Agnes inspire him. The romance of his music resonates in his style, and the more I see what he wears, the more I see the actor in him, embodying different personas with different looks—the mark of a bona fide dandy.
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1010data Launches Cloud-Based Community for Big Data Management
The Analytical Dataspace is a forum where enterprises can analyze large datasets in near-real time, combine their own data with other organizations' data to gain new analytical insights, and start new revenue streams from selling their data.1010data may not be a household name in the IT world, but that's not stopping it from starting up a new industry community in which enterprises can share information to analyze, share and monetize big data. The cloud platform provider on Sept. 18 announced the formation of the 1010data Analytical Dataspace, which it claims to be the first cloud-based community in which organizations can share, analyze and thus monetize big data workloads.
The Analytical Dataspace is a forum where organizations, regardless of size or vertical market, can analyze large datasets in near-real time, combine their own data with other organizations' data to gain new analytical insights and start new revenue streams from selling their data.
- Analytics Platform as a Service: Organizations can utilize 1010data's cloud-based analytics platform to run sophisticated queries on massive datasets. They can also use the platform to build industry-specific applications and can even use it as their enterprise data warehouse for operational reporting.
- Data Mashups: The platform enables customers to use data from other organizations and combine it with their own to glean analytical insights previously unattainable. For example, a retailer can combine its POS data with other licensed datasets distributed on 1010data, such as weather, real estate or econometric datasets, and build models to respond to changes in demand driven by weather, economic conditions or shifts in buyer behavior from brick and mortar to online shopping.
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It's below freezing in Texas right now.
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Go get that vitamin D dose, Cee Kay 🙂
I prefer the Kelvin temp scale – absolute zero (lowest possible temp of -273.15C) is actually called 'zero degrees Kelvin,' or just '0 K.' You could say that your temp was 281K today, and how killer is that! Either way, farenheit must die.
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When you dry out, the brain needs stimulation, the pleasure centers with dopamine are dry, makes you fuck like a monkey ( alone with someone, brain don't care) in a desperate attempt to get a dopamine rush. You eat a lot of chocolate too :-\
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|The CIO should help identify new cloud-based business opportunities and deliver the network of business platforms to support them.
The extensible-enterprise strategy will require each member of the C-suite to stretch in some way. CEOs will need to grapple with what cloud computing can do for business growth, and CFOs will need to recognize the ramifi cations of the cloud for governance and risk. For their part, CIOs will continue to be masters of IT but will also need to acquire deeper understanding of the business opportunities the cloud provides when business processes are extended throughout the ecosystem.
This is not how CIOs typically think of the cloud today. Most see it simply as a way to make internal IT cheaper, more fl exible, and more effi cient. PwC urges CIOs to start looking at the cloud from two perspectives: as part of an extensible-enterprise strategy to drive business growth and as a strategy to improve internal IT. (The Summer 2009 issue of the Technology Forecast explores the latter, which we call Evergreen IT.)
Figure 1: The extensible enterprise is the combination of versatile processes and ecosystem integration that create a network of business platforms.
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But these two perspectives are related. In an extensible-enterprise strategy, the business's own internal capabilities are viewed as potential business opportunities. This strategy requires internal enabling platforms—largely owned by the CIO—to function as a business platform that drives ecosystem interactions at much lower cost than previously possible. (See Figure 1.)
As described in the article, "The cloud you don't know: An engine for new business growth," on page 04, Amazon.com created versatile processes that allowed it to turn its internal e-commerce platform into a business platform to provision computing resources publicly. And through deep integration, Automatic Data Processing (ADP) leveraged its internal services platform to work with external partners to extend its business into new areas and create end-to-end processes for all of their customers.
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Mediators as Mandatory Reporters of Child Abuse: Preserving Mediation's Core Values
Art Hinshaw
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Florida State University Law Review, Vol. 34, 2007
This article addresses the various problems mandatory reporting requirements place on the mediation process. Currently the states disagree as to whether mediators should be mandatory reporters, and some states split the mediator ranks into groups of mandatory reporters and permissive reporters based on their professional fields other than mediation. This article explains the reporting statutes and how they affect mediators, but more importantly, it addresses the question of whether mediators should be mandatory reporters of child abuse.
A reasoned look at the policies behind mandatory reporting and mediation reveals that mandatory reporting is already enmeshed in mediation's primary goal, improving outcomes for all parties affected by mediation, which includes children. Because neither a child's best interests nor society's best interests are served if mediators allow possible abuse to continue without further investigation, mediators should be mandatory reporters of abuse. In a mandatory reporting environment, preserving mediation's core values is essential for its continuing vitality as a dispute resolution mechanism in family matters. This article also lays out practice pointers designed to manage the negative impact mandatory reporting may have on mediation's core values.
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|Surge of the Leafy Spurge
When the leafy spurge, a weed native to Asia, invaded the Great Plains region choking crops and making the cattle that ate it sick, farmers knew that something had to be done to stop the spread of this aggressive weed. George Seielstad, an Earth system scientist at the University of North Dakota, is leader of the Northern Great Plains regional assessment study that has been examining the consequences of climate change for agriculture, forests, grasslands, and water resources. Seielstad and his team analyzed the situation facing North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho as part of the National Assessment.
The leafy spurge is not grazed or limited by predators in the United States, grows quickly (spreading out several feet a year), and has seeds that can remain in the soil for up to seven years. These attributes make the leafy spurge hard to control and eradicate. Scientists turned to satellites for help.
The biggest problem was distinguishing the crops from the weeds in the remote sensing imagery. Using Landsat satellite data, scientists identified areas where leafy spurge infiltrated fields by comparing satellite images. Leafy spurge reflected a very different signal back to the satellite than the signal from fields without the weed. Once the scientists knew where the leafy spurge was present, they could plan an attack.
Leafy spurge is a weed that is spreading through many western states in the U.S. Farmers are concerned about the weed because it is harmful to cattle and squeezes out crops. Global warming is likely to expand leafy spurges range. (Photograph courtesy Robert A. Masters, University of Nebraska)
There is a root-boring beetle from Europe that feeds on the leafy spurge, which benefits the crops as well as the environment. The beetle has been imported to spurge-infested areas to solve the problem. Finding natural predators like the root-boring beetle are neat tools that are environmentally sound and help address problems that are raised by invasive species and are amplified by climate change, says Seielstad. We need more of these types of win-win solutions.
Landsat and other satellites can identify areas infested with leafy spurge from space. Land managers, ranchers, and farmers use these images to plan efforts to control the weed. In the image at left, yellow and red contours indicate leafy spurge infestations measured by Landsat. Circles with the letter a are areas where leafy spurge was confirmed by ground survey. Areas marked with a b did not contain leafy spurge. (Image courtesy Jerry Freilich, Jack States and Richard Podolsky)
One of the most effective means for communicating the results of this study was for Seielstad to personally talk with farmers about the potential crop dangers in their future. We showed farmers climate data that explained the conditions over the last 100 years, says Seielstad. Also, we were able to gather valuable information about the region's soil. As a result of combining these two factors, Seielstad and his team made an impression on the farmers. We showed farmers how they could save money on fertilizer by proving to them that their soil had plenty of nitrogen, says Seielstad. One husband and wife team discovered that, given the current climatic conditions, it would be more beneficial for them to destroy their crop this year in order to protect the nutrients in the soil for a better crop next year.
MacCracken stresses that society is making a lot of choices right now that will determine how we are going to be affected by future climate change. No matter what happens with these international agreements, we are experiencing climate change now, and we will be experiencing it for many decades-we absolutely must get prepared for such changes, says MacCracken.
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Pamela was born Nov. 28, 1954, in Shiprock, N.M., the daughter of Ambrose and Elsie (Tso) Harvey. She passed away in Salt Lake City.
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By KEN L. ENGLISHGreen River
It is not the Republican administration's fault that we are in the Iraq War. It is the fault of congress in 1948 when they failed to repeal an emergency measure that was passed a day after Pearl Harbor, Dec. 8, 1941. The War Powers Act is a violation of the United States Constitution. As the constitution clearly states the power of congress has the right to declare war.
We need trade with friendly countries, but not a global economy that allows oil corporations to gauge the U.S. economy to operate in Arabian Nations, that are not free people. The terrorists are not from Iraq alone. It becomes the same type of war as was Korea and Vietnam, an oil war, that has no victory in sight.
A foreign policy based upon the War Powers Act, that gives the administration power to start wars; allows the central intelligence agency the right: wags the dogs tail (the president), a one man rule.
The Department of Energy at cabinet levels is more important to the United States than another secret agency, that would aid in our destruction of free enterprise called Homeland Security. Emery County has oil shale and a Department of Energy at cabinet level is an answer to progress.
It is our foreign policy in secrecy, that will destroy freedom in a democracy, in a republic. It is our oil money, that pays for terrorist powers to operate, as is, at present time. Only people who vote and register independent can change this foreign policy.


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Posted on 08/28/2004 11:34:36 PM PDT by Former Military Chick
When Republican delegates nominate their presidential candidate this week, they will be doing it in a city where residents who support George Bush have, for all practical purposes, already been disenfranchised. Barring a tsunami of a sweep, heavily Democratic New York will send its electoral votes to John Kerry and both parties have already written New York off as a surefire blue state. The Electoral College makes Republicans in New York, and Democrats in Utah, superfluous. It also makes members of the majority party in those states feel less than crucial. It's hard to tell New York City children that every vote is equally important - it's winner take all here, and whether Senator Kerry beats the president by one New York vote or one million, he will still walk away with all 31 of the state's electoral votes.
The Electoral College got a brief spate of attention in 2000, when George Bush became president even though he lost the popular vote to Al Gore by more than 500,000 votes. Many people realized then for the first time that we have a system in which the president is chosen not by the voters themselves, but by 538 electors. It's a ridiculous setup, which thwarts the will of the majority, distorts presidential campaigning and has the potential to produce a true constitutional crisis. There should be a bipartisan movement for direct election of the president.
The main problem with the Electoral College is that it builds into every election the possibility, which has been a reality three times since the Civil War, that the president will be a candidate who lost the popular vote. This shocks people in other nations who have been taught to look upon the United States as the world's oldest democracy. The Electoral College also heavily favors small states. The fact that every one gets three automatic electors - one for each senator and a House member - means states that by population might be entitled to only one or two electoral votes wind up with three, four or five.
The majority does not rule and every vote is not equal - those are reasons enough for scrapping the system. But there are other consequences as well. This election has been making clear how the Electoral College distorts presidential campaigns. A few swing states take on oversized importance, leading the candidates to focus their attention, money and promises on a small slice of the electorate. We are hearing far more this year about the issue of storing hazardous waste at Yucca Mountain, an important one for Nevada's 2.2 million residents, than about securing ports against terrorism, a vital concern for 19.2 million New Yorkers. The political concerns of Cuban-Americans, who are concentrated in the swing state of Florida, are of enormous interest to the candidates. The interests of people from Puerto Rico scarcely come up at all, since they are mainly settled in areas already conceded as Kerry territory. The emphasis on swing states removes the incentive for a large part of the population to follow the campaign, or even to vote.
Those are the problems we have already experienced. The arcane rules governing the Electoral College have the potential to create havoc if things go wrong. Electors are not required to vote for the candidates they are pledged to, and if the vote is close in the Electoral College, a losing candidate might well be able to persuade a small number of electors to switch sides. Because there are an even number of electors - one for every senator and House member of the states, and three for the District of Columbia - the Electoral College vote can end in a tie. There are several plausible situations in which a 269-269 tie could occur this year. In the case of a tie, the election goes to the House of Representatives, where each state delegation gets one vote - one for Wyoming's 500,000 residents and one for California's 35.5 million.
The Electoral College's supporters argue that it plays an important role in balancing relations among the states, and protecting the interests of small states. A few years ago, this page was moved by these concerns to support the Electoral College. But we were wrong. The small states are already significantly overrepresented in the Senate, which more than looks out for their interests. And there is no interest higher than making every vote count.
Making Votes Count: Editorials in this series remain online at nytimes.com/makingvotescount.
Wow the NY times is 2 for 2. But, wasn't this what Hill was pushing after the last election.
If so the Times will use her to push their agenda. Clinto/Times the agenda is the same.
Oh great, now the dems can go crazy with vote fraud.
The leaders of most other nations are not elected by majorites, but by pluralities (rather like all Democrat Presidents since 1944, except Johnson and Carter). In the parliamentary regimes, the voters don't even get to choose their leaders - the parties do, and then the voters get merely the choice of party or local party representative if they are lucky (as in Canada and Britain).
This nation does not elect any federal officials in a nationwide ballot... why should the President be different?
Do it for the children. LoL!
Apparently the Slimes does not understand the reasin that our founders set up the elecotral college. Small states are NOT over represented if anything they are under represented. If you want to go to a straight popular vite then last time around you would have ended up with Gore. The whole point of the electoral college is to make candidates work for votes from states and areas they would otherwise pass up. Look at the Bush Gore map of 2000....Gore came dangerously close to winning by focusing on the large population centers thus leaving out MOST of the rest of the country. The electoral college is massively better than ANY other possible voting suggestion that I have ever read....Read some history, under stand the nature of a republic, keep the electoral college
Electoral College is great, There should be a limit on the number of electors from a state before a state needs to split into two. California is insane, that monster needs to be split into three states.
Without the EC, candidates would just focus on NY, CA, TX, FL and a handful of coastal mega states. Soon, the fedgov representing these mega states would carve up the "hinterland" into a series of virtual colonies.
Of course, the NYT would love this outcome.
The founding fathers were brilliant.
"This shocks other nations!" -- NYT
We just gotta change the US Constitution!
The way that state votes, it might do well to find another way. Different parts of CA vote with the conservatives. They are just outmanned do to the rest of the state. imho
I bet that one would only have to go back a few months ago to find a Times editorial decrying any attempt to change the Constitution. Just run a search on the "Defense of Marriage Amendment."
Edited for intellectual honesty. If they're going to advocate radical alterations in the U.S. Constitution, they should -- at the barest minimum -- be honest as to precisely why they're so desperate to do so.
The Slimes need a history lesson.
Straight from the NY Slimes: Support for Tyranny of the Minority..
scrapping the system? NO WAY!
I thought hillary was going to get right on this about 4 years ago.The NYT would be much better off seriously investigating the charges against Kerry rather than batting the air with proposals to change the constitution. As it stands if the NYT likes something I'm against it.
Absolutely. If the popular vote was all that counted, candidates would campaign in the Northeast and the West Coast, with the occasional layover in Chicago. Screw the rest of the nation. It's a terrible idea.
This is the very reason that we should instead go back to the original system where the Senate chose both the President and the VP.
Our Founding Fathers were smarter than we realized.
Well, my friends at the "slimes" fail to realize that this is a Constitutional Republic" and not a European style democracy.
New York is not ever going to pick our president of these 50 states. It ain't gonna happen.
Stop repeating this stupid story every four years, ya hear!
And US Senators need to be elected by the state Assembly's like they were 100 years ago.
The original design by our founding dads of Senators being answerable to the power structure of each state makes more sense than appeals to base populist instincts they must now make.
Ah, I just love the smell of desperation in the morning.
>>As it stands if the NYT likes something I'm against it.<<
That little slogan should be put on a sampler. Those little pillows our grandmothers created.
Bumper stickers would be equally great.
Yes, I think Hill said this about 4 years ago. But perhaps she is like OJ she is really doing something and we cannot see it.
Yeah, I'm sure port security is at the top of the list of concerns of the average resident of Syracuse.
This is, and always will be a ridiculous idea.
The elctorial system simply reflects the desire of the majority of congressional districts within a state, then of states within the country. It prevents mob rule. Of course, not all electors get thier way. If three districts out of twenty in one state voted for greens, and the rest for blues..the state goes to the blue. It is, after all, a republic, not a straight democracy.
It's the same reason that the number three guy in succesion to the president is the speaker of the house. He is closer to the people, by choice, than any individual in congress. He is chosen by majority election within the house. A house that clearly represents each district of the US.
Funny they would use the Civil War as a history marker here. Abolish the Electoral College and we will have another Civil War.
A state like wyoming shouldn't have 2 Senators either even if they are GOP.
If you don't agree with me then you don't agree with abolishing the EC !
NY Times vs. the Constitution BUMP
Let's do away with state lines while we are at it. No need to give every state (including Rhode Island and Alaska) 2 Senators. Why do we need 50 governors'? With the federal courts dictating laws to the states, let's just get the whole shebang overwith...
Spread it around.
Small wonder the New York Slimes endorses this sort of change. It would cement their anti-American Leftist stranglehold on the Presidency.
The Slimes wants to abolish the EC for one reason only, and it's not because "every vote would count", it's because Al Gore fell victim to the EC. If this country did away with the EC, it will only allow this country to move quickly toward Socialism, whereby all the urban areas would control the policymaking. The EC was put into place for a purpose, each state has two Senators, and the Founding Fathers realized all this. Liberals have never been fans of equality.
We keep forgetting, but we do not actually cast a vote for the candidate. We cast a vote for the electors.
We never have actually voted for the person. Ever.
As a side note Ca would have been originaly 2 states but all the population was up north with the gold rush and new states were by default non-slave states.
The south would not have allowed it.
Without the Electoral College, New York City would be able to use massive vote fraud to increase its influence over the election. With the Electoral College, once a candidate has a comfortable margin in a particular state (perhaps 5%+) there is no incentive to increase that margin by pandering to the extremes within that state.
Well for one, 500,000 votes is miniscule for an American election. It says nothing of who's more popular. That's an attempt by the writer to use a big looking number to make his point look better. Second, Gore didn't the majority, so that doesn't work either. A runoff would probably have been necessary, and Bush could have won a runoff.
With our country divided into states, something like the Electoral Collage is necessary. Without it, a few big cities would decide the close elections.
Most ridiculous is this idiot trying to make the electoral college look like a few hundred people deciding the outcome of the election. I'm sorry, but that's hilariously stupid. The electors are decided by the results from each state, and going state by state, each state getting a say, is the best way to go.
Let's see now. kerry wins 49 states by 50,000 votes each. Pres Bush wins Texas by 3,000,000 votes. BUSH WINS!
Let's see now. kerry wins 49 states by 50,000 votes each. Pres Bush wins Texas by 3,000,000 votes. BUSH WINS!
So what's the problem?
I think this is where someone would inject the "slippery slope" theory.
Excellent post.
A runoff?
I like your method. Lets put into action.
I knew one of the Texas electors.
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Do you by chance know what the useful prop range might be for the OS160fx? Trying to determine if there might also be a problem with the ultrasport installation especially with retracts. Thanks, Rich.
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Do you by chance know what the useful prop range might be for the OS160fx? Trying to determine if there might also be a problem with the ultrasport installation especially with retracts. Thanks, Rich.
Sorry I meant to say prop ground problem.
Aerobatic: 15x12-14, 16x10-14, 16.5x10-13
Sport: 17x10-13, 18x10-12
Straight from the OS web page.
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APC 18-6w or 16-8 3 blade.
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With the 17 or 18" props on the os160fx, in your opinions do you think I will have adequate ground clearance for the prop? Or will I need to use taller main retract struts?
I'd say you need about 1" of ground clearance when the airplane is sitting on its wheels and the tail is up and level- takeoff attitude.
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OK, it might be tricky, but I'll check the plans and see if I can obtain an estimated ground clearance measuring 9" from the center engine shaft (for an 18" prop) to see how far above ground the prop tip would be using the stock mains and 3" wheels that might be built with the kit. Thanks for you help.
I just measured a set of plans I have and when the wing centerline is parallel to the ground - 0 incidence - there is 9 1/2 inches to the prop hub. A 16 inch prop would give you 1 1/2 inches clearance.
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How bout that; we're spot on! I measured also using the same technique and got about the same. The plans said to use 2 3/4" inch wheels for retracts. So when I measured from the engine centerline to the line for ground on the bottom of the wheel, I got about 9 1/2" too. So a 18" prop wouldn't give enough clearance, but the 16" give about 1 1/2". So then I checked the APC web site and they offer 16" props starting at 3" pitch all the way up to 16" pitch. Then I downloaded the manual for the engine from the tower site and it calls for several 16" props and one 16.5" prop for aerobatic use. It also lists a couple of 17" and one 18" prop for sportsman use. So now I am happy and excited, because I think I can get the 160 installed OK. This engine didn't exist back in the 90's, weighs less than the ST2500, and is about the samesize as the os108 and puts out 3.7HP! Also took measurements from the motor mount and engine from the tower site and measured the plans, and it will fit nicely. So my winter project is laid out.
But gotta also figure out the retract install.
BTW, I'm planning to use an os engine mount, but it doesn't have any vibration isolators. I saw Jtec's snuff vibe kit, but wasn't impressed because you have to drill out you new motor mount to use it. Do you know of any other vibration mounts that are popular? Thanks, Rich
If your prop is balanced and the firewall is solid, you won't have any problems. I am using the OS aluminium predrilled mount for mine. I have found the Xoar props are almost always balanced or require very little to get them that way. My favorite props lately are the Falcon props. I use these on everything up to a DLE111 and I have only had maybe one out of around 15 that needed any balancing.
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Thanks for the info. Am not familiar with Falcon and Xoar,but will check them out.
Here are the Falcons. He also has the Xoar's. I like the Falcons myself but have both.
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Wow! This is fascinating stuff. Thanks for letting me know what's available. Seems I will need to know how to determine the correct pitch prop for my 160 engine. Other that trial and error, is there a process to determine your engine requirements for a new engine? Have you started building your 1000 yet? Also, do you want me to address you by your first name our just #72? Jus thought I'd ask. Rich
The best way to get the right prop to start with is to find out what other people are using. Do NOT go by the OS prop recommendations. They are intentionally oversized to keep the rpm, and therefore the noise, down for their European and Japanese markets. You will get much better performance and a lot lower operating temps by using the 18 x 6W or 16 x 8 three blade mentioned above.
Jim (My OS 160 fx has outlasted three airframes.)
Thanks, Jim!
Jim, who makes the 16/8 3 blade?
Rich, Mezjlik andZoar are 2 companies that make 3 bladed props. They are not cheap!!
I haven't started mine yet and won't until my house renos are done. Probably around Christmas. I have had 2 Ultrasport 60's which were each over 20 years old before they finally met their end. Lash
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Graupner, Master Airscrew are a couple others on the 3 blade props.
Master Airscrew makes a 16 x 8 and a 16 x 10 three blade. They are not the most efficient props in the world, but the 160 in a US 1000 does not need to struggle to get the last few %.
Graupner makes 16 x 8 three blade that is more efficient, but expensive. (Google "graupner prop")
Thanks for the other prop sources, guys. Lash, I won't be starting mine til around the same time or after the first of the year. I mainly want to do the research to make sure that the upgraded components that I want to use will work, and I've found that they are. Can someone comment on what prower range digital servos that I should consider. I'm thinking of Futaba or Hitec brands. Rich
Read this before you get digital servos
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hi rcken
got a question for you.
on the list I an listed as #97 but on some of the replies, etc
I am listed as #98.
so which one is correct? I assume that since I am #97 on list
that it is the correct one.
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cub brotherhood 170
Saw a US 1000 up for bid on ebay.
Hello Rich,
I recently had an Ultrasport 1000 with an OS 160 FX. If you decide to go the analog route with your servo's, I used a Futaba 9202 on each elevator half, a 9202 on each aileron and a 9402 on the rudder. If you want to go the digital route, I suggest something in the same torque range. Personally, I wouldn't use a Hitec servo for a paper weight, but of course the choice is yours.
Good luck with your kit construction.
Oh BTW, I just remembered that Futaba doesn't make the 9202 anymore. So if you don't already have any, you will need to find an equivalent servo.
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