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Skip to comments.White House Plans to Push Global Warming Policy, GOP Vows Fight (Defund the EPA)
Posted on 12/28/2010 7:12:20 PM PST by tobyhill
After failing to get climate-change legislation through Congress, the Obama administration plans on pushing through its environmental policies through other means, and Republicans are ready to put up a fight.
On Jan. 2, new carbon emissions limits will be put forward as the Environmental Protection Agency prepares regulations that would force companies to get permits to release greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.
Critics say the new rules are a backdoor effort to enact the president's agenda on global warming without the support of Congress, and would hurt the economy and put jobs in jeopardy by forcing companies to pay for expensive new equipment.
"They are job killers. Regulations, period -- any kind of regulation is a weight on economy. It requires people to comply with the law, which takes work hours and time, which reduces the profitability of firms. Therefore, they grow more slowly and you create less jobs," said environmental scientist Ken Green of the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
CAGW is apparently a Zombie. Very difficult to kill.
But But But, if we make regulations specifically intended to destroy manufacturing in order to cure the planets fever, how are we going to have enough money to send to permanently and annually to the third world to alleviate the impact of global warming, furthermore if we kill industry to stop global warming, why would we need to send money to the third world to alleviate the effects in the first place?
To kill it you need to pull it out by the roots. Take a look at my profile page -- that warning was written by a lib!
A lot of people a pissed at the government for various reasons but this is going to do serious harm to the national economy and is absolute proof that Obama and the Democrats mean to destroy the rest of our industrial base.
Did I read that right? They are prohibiting more transparency? IOW, hide more and be sneakier?
It is TIME to DownSize DC!!
Close entire departments beginning with the U.S. Dept. of Education (re-education). (EPA, FDA, HS, etc)
Bulldoze the EPA then salt the ground.
Pray for the Tea Congress
Only the Republicans can blow an opportunity like this
And they will.
Defund the apes at the EPA NOW!!!!!!!!
Send them packing. Remove these malignant growths from our economy. Trochar the bloated federal cow.
They can't.
Yes, and there is a boatload of progressive Republican Senators, at least the 12 that voted for START, that will balance off any gains that might have otherwise been made by Democrats moving right.
The Dems, along with their progressive Republican abettors, are in control.
No argiment there, but if we are going to be able to do much of anything, we have to stop them from implementing the policies now, and pull the plug when Conservatives have enough control in DC to do so.
For now, pulling the fiscal plug seems to be the only real way to stop this.
Meanwhile, the Rinos (Twinkletoes Graham, et.al) are trying to revitalize the dead fraud in the Senate.
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McHenry County Conservation District manages over 25,000 acres of diverse woodlands, wetlands and prairie. Explore outdoor recreational opportunities, programs and special events at 33 sites.
Nestled on the east bank of the Fox River, the Red Oak Nature Center is surrounded by 40 acres of lush forest and wildlife habitat – an ideal setting for visitors to learn about the great outdoors through direct interaction with nature. Six wood-chipped hiking trails and the nationally renowned Fox River Trail offer avenues of exploration via hiking and biking, with interpretive signs along the way that explain the ways of nature. Inside the Nature Center, the "Sense the Seasons" exhibit further enhances the educational experience, featuring environmental exhibits and "hands-on" participation.
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|Posted by Ed on May 27, 2003 at 15:18:19:
We want to install a full bath into basement.
We have a three inch drain line about 4-6 feet from proposed bath.
Proposed Tub/Shower sits closest to drain pipe.
Followed by water closet and then lav.
Conventional (?) DWVing implies to drain Lavs and Tubs/Showers UPSTREAM from a water closet.
To do this, I'm thinking of running a 3" branch drain beyond the water closet connection by about 2 feet or so (putting a cleanout plug at the end.
Between the clean-out and the water closet connection adding a T or a wye to receive the two inch drain from the tub/shower combo. (since we're talking about cutting the slab, I thought we would slope the drain for the lav 10 - 12 feet inside the wall tapping into the tub/shower drain plumbing(to minimize concrete cutting). [tub/shower 2" drain to 3" branch extension
This would place these fixtures UPSTREAM from the water closet.
Is this permissable? If I used a wye even though the drain is horizontal the wye would be pointing downward horizontally (upside down). If this is not allowed, then is a Tee connection allowed?
Regarding the lav connection to the tub/shower drain, is it best to connect above the trap with a tee? Or connect past the P-trap. (again - I'm trying to minimize the concrete slab cutting)
Could I also leave the "pit" with the tub/shower trap exposed in the ground not covering it with concrete after the drain plumbing is finished? There would be an access door on the other side of the wall where the plumbing to the tub is run. I know the trap should be enclosed in a protective box. I'm thinking if anything happened, it would be easier to access then breaking up the floor again. Does this make sense?
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Millions of tourists come to Pisa each year to admire all its beauty and, in particular, to visit the splendid Leaning Tower which for centuries has left every visitor breathless at its unique angle, which seems to defy the laws of gravity. This monument is none other than the bell tower of Pisa Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore, which stands in the amazing Piazza dei Miracoli, called this by Gabriele d'Annunzio because of the beauty of its buildings and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also includes the Camposanto, a monumental cemetery, and the Baptistery, in a fusion of Romanesque and Gothic styles.
Second only in terms of fame is Piazza dei Cavalieri, which contains many large modern and ancient buildings which look perfect together, like the Palazzo dell'Orologio (Clock Palace) with its Torre della Fame (Hunger Tower) and the neighboring Palazzo della Carovana and the Church of the Holy Spirit. It is also home to the Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, where Galileo Galilei, among other famous names, taught mathematics.
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2 rabbis among 10 charged in claimed kidnap-and-torture plot to force religious divorces
Posted Oct 11, 2013 05:20 pm CDT
For years, there have been stories that men in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities in New York City were sometimes kidnapped or beaten to persuade them to provide the required permission for their wives to obtain a religious divorce.
More than a decade ago, a Brooklyn rabbi sued another rabbi, claiming that he had been abducted and tortured for this reason, but the case was dismissed, the New York Times (reg. req.) reports.
Now the feds have lent their weight to such claims. After a sting operation, they have criminally charged 10 individuals, including two rabbis, with participating in an alleged scheme to force reluctant husbands to provide religious divorces to their wives, the Star-Ledger reports.
The claimed torture-for-hire plot involved the use of stun guns, knives and handcuffs.
The criminal case is being pursued in Trenton, N.J., and all 10 defendants were ordered held without bail when then appeared in federal court there on Thursday. The articles don't include any comment from the defendants or their legal counsel.
The feds say women paid $10,000 for a rabbinical court to provide a decree permitting kidnapping and violence, then $50,000 to $60,000 more to put the so-called "kidnap team" to work.
"We take an electric cattle prod," a rabbi told one woman in a recorded conversation, the Star-Ledger reports. "If it can get a bull that weighs five tons to move … You put it in certain parts of his body and in one minute the guy will know …"
Without a religious divorce, known as a "get," an Orthodox Jewish woman is unable to remarry in her religious community, regardless of whether the parties have obtained a civil divorce.
Attorney Janet Pennisi of Millburn, N.J., said some of her clients have given up significant property rights to persuade their husbands to OK a religious divorce.
"For religious people, a get is everything, and there is no real authority to get it sometimes except through back alley approaches," Pennisi told the Star-Ledger.
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We nominated, you voted, and the results are in. We're down to the final two categories for the 2013 Jets Nation Year End Awards where we reveal your reader picks with our writers' perspectives. We might have tricked you into thinking we were done handing out hardware last week (by lying to you - what a cunning ruse), but how silly do you feel now?! We still need to crown our Most Valuable Player and name our summer whipping boy! In this article - the
missing link! Jets' Most Valuable Player!
Most Valuable Player
Nominees: Andrew Ladd, Blake Wheeler, Evander Kane, Dustin Byfuglien, Zach Bogosian, The Fans
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Andrew Ladd, Andrew Ladd, Andrew Ladd. He really needs no explanation. Led the Jets in almost every basic and advanced statistical category, always showed up, scored shootout winners, led the team in every way possible, is currently representing the Jets and Canada at the World Championships, all while raising a newborn child. I don't think that kid is going to have trouble making friends in Winnipeg, as his father Andrew Ladd, is this team's MVP.
Kevin McCartney (@kevinmccart)
Well, it's anti-climactic now, but Andrew Ladd was my vote too. After seeing the paragraphs above, I tried to come up with another candidate just to be different. Sadly (for you and me), there just isn't another case to be made. Bogosian played tough minutes! So did Ladd. Wheeler scored a lot! Not as much as Ladd. Evander Kane is black and proud! Well, he's got Ladd there, but I think I lost track of my point.
The point is, then, that Ladd is the no-brainer MVP of this team. I worry about his shooting % (14.9 compared to a career 11.4) and his on-ice shooting % (11.4 - the highest of his career by more than 1/10th). Still, his shooting % was high in his first year with Atlanta and he scored 29 goals, it dropped last year and he scored 28 (with 70 more shots), and he was on pace for 31 this year with an elevated % again. So perhaps my hand wringing is for naught. Ladd seems to find a way.
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With a whopping (but maybe not as whopping as I expected) 86%, Andrew Ladd is your MVP! (Imagine the crowd going wild right here)
'The Fans' received a single vote. That poor Jets National. She/He had a really rough season. In order to cheer you up, random anonymous fan, I went to the wikihow page on cheering people up (obviously, because I struggle with psychopathy). It recommended self-depricating humour might lighten the mood. Luckily it gave me some examples of that. Here are the best three:
- They say dress for the job you want, not the job you have. My boss told me a robe and slippers wasn't a good look for the office.
- I'm on that new "seafood" diet. If I see food, I eat it.
- I walk two miles a day. One to the donut shop, and one home.
#2 works better verbally, which is a bit mean to our sign-language enabled friend Jack Ribchimpski. Still, I hope I've made you feel better, single underappreciated Jets fan.
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
Sometimes we get surprised. I did just the other day. By whom was actually another surprise because I had this misconception, I guess, that I knew everything there was to know about my wife.
As a sports writer, I find myself constantly going to sporting events so that I can efficiently and correctly write about the sport I am actually writing about.
At the last swimming event held here at home I went and watched. What a surprise to me, but this was a different surprise and not the original surprise of the story. This surprise was how exciting the races were. Who would have guessed? Not me.
Towards the end of the meet, my wife showed up. She too was impressed with both the races and the facility. She had never been to a swimming meet before. By the time the meet was over she was ready to put on a swimming suit and jump in to race.
Jackie is a natural born swimmer; I am a natural born anchor. Too her, swimming in the ocean is fun, to me, swimming in the ocean is survival. When we go snorkeling, I have all sorts of protection to keep me afloat and I don't care what I look like. I just want to live.
But this all was not the surprise I was talking about. This is, later that same night; I was going to the Emery-Altamont wrestling match. I asked her if she wanted to go with, but I knew the answer could and would be no because she had something better to do. Not sure what it was, I was just sure that it was better. To my surprise, again, she said sure and off we went.
After having been surprised all day long, I finally got to the surprise that started this whole thing. After the match, she walked up to me and said, "It surprised me how fun this was. Those matches were good. This is much better that wrestling tournaments with the little kids."
She liked the atmosphere with the spotlights and music. She liked it. I am not sure if Jackie will go again but it would not surprise me if she does.
Jackie or I am not alone in liking things that we normally would not go to. Sometimes we just have to get out of our ruts and venture out and be amazed at the adventures we can find.
There is a lot going on here at home on almost any given day. Get out and live a little. Support the local schools, it will make you feel better and you will have fun. You too may be surprised.


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Preliminary county election results came late Tuesday evening on Nov. 4 after the majority of votes had been tallied. Democratic county commission candidate Laurie Pitchforth won the county commission seat by defeating incumbent Republican Drew Sitterud 2,165-1,791 with write in candidate Steve Kemple receiving 410 votes.
In school board district 1, incumbent Sam Singleton edged out Janeal Dugmore 534-385.
Nanette Tanner easily won school board district 2 against write-in candidate and incumbent Rue Ware 768-80, while Laurel Johansen squeezed past Michael McCandless 465-349 to retain her seat in school board district 3.
David Hinkins garnered a 1,229 vote lead over contender Brad King in the district 27 state senate race. Emery County contributed 2,938 votes to Hinkins and 1,424 to King. In the senate race which encompasses Grand, San Juan, Carbon, Emery and part of Utah County the final tally for Hinkins was 16,805 to 13,393 for King.
In the District 70 race, Kay McIff will retain his seat in Emery County 2,959 voted for McIff and 602 for Bevan Bastian.
Christine Watkins edged past Jerry Anderson, 5,976-4,330, in the district 69 state house race. This legislative seat formerly was held by Brad King who was in the state senate race this election.
Emery County supported John McCain and Sarah Palin with 3,338 votes to 965 votes for Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
In the third congressional district Rep. Jim Matheson remains a favorite among Emery County residents as he received 2,938 votes to Bill Dew's 1,377.
In the governors race, incumbent Jon Huntsman Jr. received 3,395 votes to 848 for Bob Springmeyer among county residents.
Emery County voted to retain all judges listed on the ballot including, juvenile court Judge Scott Johansen.
Emery County voted in favor of the constitutional amendments to the Utah constitution except on Amendment E.
In Emery County there are 6,440 registered voters and 4,517 of them cast ballots on Nov. 4 for a voter turnout of 70.14 percent. In the breakdown of percentages by towns then Clawson had the highest turnout with 84.44 percent with 114 of 135 voters voting and Castle Dale number 6 had the lowest voter turnout with 55.58 percent where 289 of a possible 520 voters cast ballots.
Emery County IT director Jeff Guymon said all the voting machines in the county worked well. They didn't take any machines out of service in the course of the voting process. After the polls closed at 8 p.m. county personnel rounded up all the voting machines to be brought back to the county building so the votes could be tallied. The first machines arrived back at the county building at 8:45 p.m. and continued to come in with Green River's voting machines arriving at approximately 9:30 p.m.
After the arrival of the machines they were transported upstairs to the large conference room where each machine is scanned to make sure it matches the information from the scan that took place before the machine was placed. This double check makes sure that the machines have not been tampered with in the course of a day of voting.
After this security check takes place then each information card with the days voting totals is read by the master card reader and recorded and then tallied. Each card has been programmed for the town in which the voting takes place. This is done because some towns had school board races and some did not. Also Green River is in District 69 for the legislature and the rest of the county is in District 70. Guymon said, "All cards are uploaded onto the main computer and it tallies the results which are compiled on a spread sheet. The early voting has already been uploaded onto the computer. We have an Accu-vote optical scan machine which scans the absentee ballots and the machine counts them and adds them to the vote totals. The Accu-vote machine came with the Diebold voting machines. The provisional ballots will be counted at a later date. Our county clerk, Brenda Dugmore must check each provisional ballot to see if it's eligible. She will check the statewide data base to make sure the voter hasn't voted elsewhere," said Guymon.
With the 2008 election in the books the only thing left to do will be the canvassing of the votes at a special meeting on Nov. 18 at noon in the commission chambers.


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SAN ANTONIO -- When the NBA announced its plans to use a 2-2-1-1-1 home-away format for the NBA Finals starting this season rather than 2-3-2, league executives listed business and basketball reasons for the switch.
One particular reason stood out at the very important crossroads of business and basketball.
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"We were more likely to have a longer series than a change in outcome. You're more likely in a 2-2-1-1-1 format to get a Game 7 but you're not more likely to have a different outcome," then-deputy NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said in October.
A longer series, including a Game 7, is good for basketball and good for business.
Compelling, high-stakes, drama-filled basketball. More interest in the NBA. Higher TV ratings. It all potentially leads to more money for the league and its players.
Of the 438 series in the 2-2-1-1-1- format in NBA history, 114 – or 26% -- have been determined in seven games, compared to just 17.2% of series going the distance in the 29 Finals series played in the 2-3-2 format from 1985 through 2013.
The 2-3-2 format does not provide a huge sample size. But three of the seven-game Finals series happened in the past nine seasons, and no seven-game series were played from 1995-2004.
But there were other reasons. With the 2-3-2 Finals format, the NBA had a perception problem, according to Silver.
The team with the better record faced not only a week on the road but it was also stuck with the possibility of a 2-2 series with an pivotal Game 5 on the road, as was the case last season for the Miami Heat against the San Antonio Spur last year. This year, that game would be in San Antonio.
"There is a sense that (2-3-3) skews the competition, but it's not backed up by the data," Silver said in October when the league announced the switch back to the 2-2-1-1-1 format. "Our data shows that the team, the likelihood of a team winning in a 2‑3‑2 format of the favored team is the same as in the 2‑2‑1‑1‑1 format. But there certainly was a perception that it was unfair to the team that had the better record that it was then playing the pivotal Game 5 on the road.
"This, obviously, moves that game back to giving home court advantage to the team with the better record if it's a 2‑2 series."
At the 2008 Finals, then-Boston Celtics coach Doc Rivers raised the topic of having the best record in the league but playing Game 5 on the road against the Los Angeles Lakers. Stern addressed the issue then and said he had no problem with 2-3-2 but said, "Everything is open. We'll take it up if the board wants to do it. We're not married to that."
In the past five years, the NBA continued to discuss the change, and NBA president of basketball operations Rod Thorn gave a presentation on the 2-2-1-1 format at the Board of Governors meeting in October.
"People were ready for it, and the committee felt that was the way to go," Thorn said. "You try to present. Here's what happened under 2-3-2. Here's what transpired under 2-2-1-1-1 and from our perspective, we think it's something we should look. We had a discussion and then we had a vote and decided to do it."
After the presentation, there wasn't much to discuss.
"Easy sell," Stern said then. "Rod Thorn presented it, there was a motion in the book, so moved, seconded, all those in favor, aye. There was no descent."
But Silver is right. Data does not support that the team with home-court advantage is at a distinct disadvantage in the 2-3-2 format.
Since 1985 and the advent of the 2-3-2 format, the team with home-court advantage was 21-8 in the Finals (72.4%), and in that same time, the team with home-court won 75.8% of the series played in a 2-2-1-1-1 format through the first three rounds of the playoffs. It's a difference, but negligible.
In the mid-1980s, Stern heard Celtics executive and former coach Red Auerbach complain about the back-and-forth travel problems for teams in the Finals. In those days, teams still traveled on commercial flights, not the chartered and more comfortable jets teams use today.
"I tell you that Red said to me back in '84, this is too much; play, travel, play, travel, play, travel," Stern said in 2008. "In subsequent years he said it was terrible that we changed it to 2-3-2, but a young commissioner was motivated by the father of us all."
Stern also said the 2-3-2 format was implemented to accommodate reporters, making it easier and more affordable for them to cover the Finals. For this year's Finals, the NBA offered chartered jets for a fee for reporters.
Players don't care either way. The Heat and Spurs have had plenty of experience in both formats.
"No matter what the format is, you have to play each game," Heat guard Dwyane Wade said. "Both of these teams are capable of winning anywhere. You wouldn't be in this position if you weren't."


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Murata Machinery USA Inc., Charlotte, N.C., has appointed Rick Dorman as western regional sales manager for the Fabrication Division, which supplies mechanical, servo-drive, laser-hybrid, and punch/plasma hybrid turret punch presses. In this position, he coordinates sales efforts with dealers in Texas, Oklahoma, and all states west, as well as in the western extremity of Canada.
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At the beginning of the week, the Buffalo Bills had decided enough was enough with former first round pick Aaron Maybin.
They waived Maybin, ending one of the most disappointing tenures for a first round draft pick in franchise history.
Just two days later, Maybin finds himself with a new team that the Bills are fairly familiar with: the New York Jets. Maybin signed on for a one-year deal with Rex Ryan and the crew that have made two consecutive AFC Championship games. Ryan said he's excited to see what Maybin can do in their system, and even Maybin implied playing the Bills twice per season was an extra incentive of signing with New York.
Following Wednesday night's practice, Bills head coach Chan Gailey was asked what he made of Maybin signing with the Jets.
Gailey turned a stone, cold face to the question and came through with merely a one-word reply:
If there's one thing for certain, the Bills haven't even had a second thought about releasing Aaron Maybin.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service has announced an additional $10.2 million in Emergency Watershed Protection funding is now available for eight more natural disasters that have occurred in Utah over the past year. Dave Brown, State Conservationist in the Utah NRCS office, said NRCS had received approval to go ahead with work from Utah County to Washington County and in the Uintah Basin. The Emergency Watershed Protection Program was set up by Congress to respond to emergencies created by natural disasters, such as floods, fires and wind storms. The program is designed to protect life and property from any future event of a similar magnitude. These EWP projects are administered by the NRCS state office in Utah, in partnership with the local sponsors, usually county governments. EWP funding made available through NRCS bears up to 75 percent of the construction costs. The remaining 25 percent must be obtained by the local sponsor from local sources and can be in the form of cash or in-kind services.
In addition to natural resource and human protection, another positive benefit from this work is the added employment opportunities the funding provides to local contractors, governments and suppliers who carry out the restoration work. The local sponsor actually contracts the work out and NRCS provides oversight for the federal government and insures the work is done according to established engineering and environmental specifications.
"We look forward to working with the local sponsors to restore these critical natural resource systems and help make these communities whole again," said Brown. He gave the assurance that an NRCS interdisciplinary team would follow federal law in evaluating the possible impacts the work might have on natural resources, cultural resources and the socioeconomic effects associated with the possible alternatives. The following areas will receive the current funding: Saratoga Springs City - $2M - to construct debris basins and make channel improvements to prevent flooding and damage to homes and infrastructure following the Dump Fire. Millard County and Oak City - $3.5M - to assist in reseeding burned areas, protecting infrastructure and homes from flooding along Oak Creek and its tributaries following the Clay Springs Fire. Emery County - $2.1M - to construct debris basins, remove debris from streams and channels, and protect homes, roads and other infrastructure from damaging mud and debris flows following the Seeley Fire. Carbon County - $500k - to protect roads and homes from damaging debris and mud flows following the Seeley Fire. Duchesne County - $100k - to protect roads and homes from flooding following the Church Camp Fire. San Juan County - $500k - to protect a bridge where damage occurred following an intense thunderstorm. Enoch City - $1M - to protect roads, homes and infrastructure from future flood damage due to intense rainfall. Washington County - $500k - to protect infrastructure following floods resulting from heavy rainfall. For further information about this program and these projects, contact your local NRCS office or visit the Utah NRCS Web site at www.ut.nrcs.usda.gov.


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The Railsplitter Covered Wagon, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest covered wagon in the world, is located on the front lawn of the Best Western Lincoln Inn, near historic Route 66. A statue of Abe Lincoln reading a law book sits in the huge wooden wagon, which stands 24 feet tall.
The Palms Grill Cafe was a well-known restaurant during the heyday of Route 66. Recently the cafe was revitalized and reopened, and is serving up delicious nostalgia from the fabled Route 66 era. The Palm's Grill Café has been baking pies and feeding hungry travelers and residents for decades. Their pies are so delicious they've even won a few state pie competitions. Saddle up to the counter or take a seat at a table; either way, the pie and coffee with the community atmosphere is enough to make any first-timer feel like a regular. Conveniently located right across the street is the towering Bunyon's Statue, another one of Route 66's famous Muffler Man Statues.
Standing 19 feet tall and clutching a giant hot dog, this Paul Bunyon statue, not "bunyan" purposely spelled with an "o", is one of Route 66's mythic Muffler Man Statues. A few of these giants still proudly grace the roadsides of historic Route 66. This one is located in Atlanta, just across the street from the Palms Grill Café, which features fine fare from The Mother Road's golden age.
Route 66 Park & Tourism Center
This small park is right on Route 66, and it's a great place to check out the town of Atlanta. It is a great park, including flat area to run and playground for the kids to climb and run on, you and your family are sure to enjoy.
Lincoln Speedway's quarter-mile track is located on the Logan County Fairgrounds in Lincoln. The dirt track opened in 2004. Races are scheduled from April through September.
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This 13-acre park allows kids to exercise their mind and body! Water park runs Memorial Day to Labor Day, weather permitting.
A small town festival has carnival rides, a petting zoo, car show, pie and cake baking contest/auction, bingo and bands nightly that are sure to entertain the whole family!
This hand-built chapel in Lincoln is open for prayer and meditation 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Weldon Springs State Recreation Area is a 550-acre state park located near Clinton, Illinois. It centers on Salt Creek and the impoundment of a tributary, Weldon Springs, to form Weldon Spring Lake, a reservoir.
Funk Prairie Home Gem & Mineral Museum
Located at the Funk Prairie Home, this museum houses the largest single-owner display of rare gems, minerals, fossils and lapidary art in the state. Also view the agriculture exhibit, along with several antique sleighs and carriages.
Built in 1929, The Mill Restaurant was a highlight of Route 66 in Lincoln. The building sat empty and was in danger of destruction, but is now on the way to recovery. Special tours will be given upon request and appointment.
Established in 1928 at the intersection of U.S. Route 66 and Route 136 in McLean, Illinois, Dixie Truckers Home is the oldest truck stop in America. It is still in operation today and although it has been restored after a fire in 1965 the original signs are still in place.
This colorful watertower is found in the small town of Atlanta, IL
Pink shutter is a great place to get great finds. They offer a wide variety of home decor, clothing, glassware, and other essentials all at a discounted price. You're sure to find something you like.
Abraham Lincoln Long Nine Museum
Has electronic audio narrated dioramas that depict Abe the railsplitter, the self-taught scholar, the story teller, the lawyer and the politician.
Kickapoo State Recreation Area in Oakwood, IL has 22 deep-water ponds, ranging in size from 0.2 to 57 acres, providing a total of 221 acres of water for boaters, canoeists and anglers. Lushly forested uplands and bottomlands along the Middle Fork of the Vermilion River is habitat for enough birds, wildlife and wildflowers to please any nature lover, while nature trails and running trails provide pathways to inspiration and physical fitness. If you want a less demanding excursion in the outdoors, there are facilities for camping and picnicking. With 22 lakes and access to the Middle Fork River, Kickapoo is known for the opportunities it provides for water-based outdoor activities. Anglers find excellent fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, crappie and redear sunfish. Especially popular are the annual fall and spring stockings of rainbow trout, which provide an unusual opportunity for central Illinois anglers to fish for catch-able size trout. There are 12 launching ramps on nine of Kickapoo's lakes. Boat and canoe rental is available for Clear Pond.
Lincoln Christening Site/Watermelon Statue
A life-size statue of a watermelon commemorates the day the City of Lincoln was christened by Abraham Lincoln on August 27, 1853. The town's founders, John D. Gillett, Virgil HIckox and Robert B. Latham, were all personal friends of Lincoln.
This authentic dirt racetrack offers minor races from May to mid-September.
Atlanta Public Library and Museum
Located across from Route 66 Park in historic downtown Atlanta, Illinois, the Atlanta Public Library is a hub of community activity and an attraction for tourists who are making the Route 66 pilgrimage. Throughout the year, the Library offers a wide range of programs for children, teens and adults. From reading, arts, and crafts activities for children to outdoor family programming, adult book clubs, writing workshops, programs for seniors, informational programs, and special events, the Library has something for everyone. Built in 1908, this octagon-shaped building is one of the few of its kind in the state. The museum in the basement of the library houses pieces of local history. The library and museum are both on the National Register of Historic Places.
Sudden Impact has been a locally owned and operated paintball field since 1992. The motto since day one has been "Safety First". The 100 acres has 3 wooded fields, and 3 concept fields - hyperball, airball, and a 2010 Race 2 style field is a perfect place for any one to try paintballing!
In the heart of our nation's cornbelt, just a block off Historic Rt. 66, you can discover your connection to Illinois' rich grain producing, storing, and shipping history by visiting the J. H. Hawes Grain Elevator Museum.
Located on the campus of the only college named for Lincoln in his lifetime, the Lincoln Heritage Museum exhibits a rare and valuable collection of artifacts that tell the story of the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. The museum houses many rare Lincoln artifacts, including an 1860 campaign poster, a lock of his hair, Mary Lincoln's jewelry and Tad Lincoln's rocking chair. Also includes 9/11exhibit and other presidential artifacts.
This family-run dairy is located on the edge of Logan County. Call to set up an appointment to visit.
Postville Courthouse State Historic Site
Postville Courthouse is the original seat of County Government in Logan County. The Courthouse site is a reproduction of the original courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced law. They offer a wonderful guided tour for all visitors. They also have Mary Todd's Medicinal Garden that is highlighted during the summer months.
Located next to the Atlanta Public Library and Museum the clock tower was added in the 70s. The clock itself is the original 1909 hand-would clock from the Atlanta High School.
Located at the Atlanta Museum, these three exhibits and 20 other prints depict a variety of Lincoln and Logan County events. It is located at the site of an early political rally during Abraham Lincoln's campaign for President.
25 tons of granite memorialize 1300 veterans from at least twenty-seven states with the message, "Freedom is not Free." Fifty Flags of Freedom fly the following holidays: Memorial Day, Flag Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Patriots Day, Veterans Day, and Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
Eleven different, beautifully painted murals. Main Street Lincoln was instrumental in bringing these murals to our community.
Atlanta's Abraham Lincoln Interpretation Site
The site of an early political rally during Abraham Lincoln's campaign for President, now showcasing an interpretive sign explaining the historic significance.
Elkhart Cemetery/John D. Gillette Memorial Arch
The cemetery is the final resting place of several notable figures, including Illinois Governor Richard Oglesby and John D. Gillette (Cattle King of the World). The Memorial Arch replaced the wooden bridge over which Robert Todd Lincoln walked during the Oglesby funeral procession in 1915.
This motor raceway located in Lincoln allows a field of 18 different cars, including big buggies, electric bugs, trucks, sprinters and modifieds.
This store is located on the Lincoln Square. It is a great place to find clothing, glassware, furniture and other things you might need for your home. Have a great shopping experience on the square at New Beginnings.
A.L. Van Den Bergen Statue " Abraham Lincoln"
This bronze statue was originally dedicated in 1931 to commemorate Lincoln's "Fool the People" speech.
The McLean Super 8 is conveniently located just off I-55, 15 miles south of Bloomington-Normal. The hotel provides free high speed wireless internet, complimentary Super Start breakfast, guest laundry facilities, and a heated indoor pool. The rooms feature micro-fridges, 27 inch TVs, hair dryers and AM/FM alarm clock radios. Try one of our Jacuzzi Suites for a relaxing evening away from home.
15,000 square feet with over 100 dealers. Quality antiques, furniture, primitives, glass, china, coins, quilts, trunks, toys, books, granite ware, crocks, crystal, and more. Everything on ground level, no stairs. Open seven days, layaway, gift wrapping, spring shows. Open house in June. Fall festival in September and a Christmas show in November.
The Lincoln House Hotel, one of the grandest hotels in the state, stood in Lincoln from 1854-1870. Political luminaries who crossed its threshold included Abraham Lincoln, Stephen Douglas, David Davis and Richard Oglesby.
Located in downtown Mount Pulaski, this mural depicts a young Abraham Lincoln in front of the historic Mount Pulaski House.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
This restaurant is a nice place to enjoy the company of friends and family. Enjoy wonderful food with a drink of your choice, started off with an appetizer and ended with a delicious dessert.
Logan County Genealogical & Historical Society
The genealogical and historical society encourages the preservation of Logan County's history and maintains a research center that treasures and collects Logan County family histories. They're the only research center that includes ALL of Logan County. Their research resources include historical books, maps, obituaries, cemetery records, marriages, births, family surname genealogy and more! Stop by for a visit to see the artifacts, old photographs, museum pieces, veteran's exhibit, as well as the new "Abraham Lincoln Room."
You are invited to shop the ever-changing collection of traditional crafts, folk art, candles, furniture, home accents, decorative accessories, and much more. Displayed in room design design settings. Country Junction treats you to an enjoyable shopping experience.
Stop by this eclectic museum to explore the history of Route 66, car culture and local history. There is even a Rolls-Royce on display! The collection was brought together by a local historian with great stories to share. Located just a few doors from the Palm's Grill this museum is a must see.
This private residence was once a historic inn where a group of counterfeiters met to hatch a plot to steal Abraham Lincoln's body from his tomb in Springfield. Walk up to view the marker only.
Golf with your family on this great course. 18 holes of fun are in store for your family when you visit North Greens. You will be challenged at your game and have a great time teeing off!
Stop into this great thrift store where you can find many bargains and new merchandise as well.
Offering you a wonderful experience while you shop. This antique store gives a shoppers a lot to consider.
One of the last remaining markers erected in 1922 marks the 8th Judicial Circuit on which Abraham Lincoln practiced law.
CITY:San Jose
This local thrift store, conveniently located on the square in Downtown Lincoln, offers a wide selection of items. They have anything and everything you might need, including books, clothing, furniture, toys, and glassware.
Deskin's Tavern & Postville Well
Abe Lincoln often stayed at Deskin's Tavern when he traveled to Postville. A well where he is said to have quenched his thirst is also located on this site.
Under the Prairie Frontier Archaeological Museum
This museum displays hundreds of authentic items from the frontier period, including artifacts that were excavated from the hilltop site of James Latham's 1819 cabin.
A friend of Abraham Lincoln, Samuel Parks shared a law office with the future president and served on the Eighth Judicial Circuit with him.
Atlanta Inn is the only hotel located in Atlanta, Illinois. You can explore the historic town of Atlanta in central Illinois with the last great frontier of the modern world through exit No 140 off I-55 and save the memories for life. Pass through Logan County and see the rise of Abraham Lincoln from surveyor to legendary lawyer by traveling through historic Route 66 which crosses 8 states and 3 time zones.
Quality antiques and collectibles at realistic prices: furniture, primitives, advertising, pottery, vintage toys, tools, jewelry, books, glassware and more.
The site marker describes how Abraham Lincoln once owned this lot, after it was deeded to him in recompense for a large debt.
Find scotch and white pine, douglas and fraser fir trees, along with wreaths and farm-raised whole sausage.
The Salvation Army offers a wide variety of below-cost items. From dining ware to clothing, a person is able to find anything they need.
Come and bowl with your family or a group of friends at Lincoln's bowling center.
Spring Street Antiques is located in the town square of Mt. Pulaski. Offering the customers an interesting place to shop and a fun-filled time for any person interested in antiques, Spring Street should be your next stop.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
This marker tells the story of the Pig Hip Restaurant and its famous sandwiches. A fire took the museum building in 2007.
The Historic Marbold Farmstead is a treasured jewel in Menard County, Illinois. This was the central hub of the Marbold family farmland holdings, which consisted of over 4,000 acres. It was virtually self-sufficient, with several barns, dairy, chicken house, smoke house, ice house, boiler house and pump house. The original house, called Elmwood, was build in 1850 by John Marbold, a German immigrant and prominent Greenview farmer and businessman. Restoration efforts are underway. Located at 21722 State Hwy. 29 near Greenview.
Bowling alley, pool tables, and video games. Open grill for food and drinks. Bar- for adults 21 and over.
Return to Rt. 66, circa 1947, when you overnight at The Colaw Rooming House. Where you'll experience travel on the Mother Road before Interstates and motel chains were the norm. Located just 2 blocks from Rt. 66 in quaint Atlanta, Illinois, The Colaw Rooming House offers three bedrooms, two full baths, a charming living room with fireplace, dinning room, curved front porch, and delightful yellow and red 1940's kitchen. To further enhance your step back in time, your stay includes a complimentary breakfast at The Palms Grill Cafe-Atlanta's fully restored, circa 1935 small town diner. For more information please visit our website www.thecolawhouse.com
Stop by and pick your own sweet corn.
Newly remodeled restaurant. Big servings, good service, and a special knack for cooking delicious meals.
Located in the residence of local artist Frannie Thompson, this shop features all types of handmade creations. Her fine assortment of fused glass and beads, paintings, jewelry, sewing and purses awaits you.
Built in 1865, Union School served rural Logan County for over 80 years. More than a museum, Union School is a hands-on learning center. Local history is displayed in old photographs and memorabilia. A year-round interpreter is available to enhance the visitor experience.
Enjoy the peaceful walking, biking or running trails with plenty of deer to be seen.
Exhibits focused on Abraham Lincoln, Route 66, and other aspects of Atlanta's history are featured. The Museum's Local History Resource Center provides extensive genealogy materials accessible to the public. Housed in a beautifully restored 1867 building, the Atlanta Museum presents both permanent and new, rotating exhibits. Open Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed Sundays.
Built over 150 years ago, this wooden stagecoach inn once stood on Middletown's square, and is rumored to have hosted Abraham Lincoln and Daniel Webster.
Mount Pulaski Heritage Wayside
This wayside interprets the career connection between Logan County and Abraham Lincoln.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
This shop offers a variety of unique antiques,art, and decorative material with home and office design consultation available. Also offered is furniture restoring and refinishing service. Stop by or call for an appointment.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
The Lincoln Park District has been providing Central Illinois with quality programs and activities since 1961. The park District offers an Olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, golf driving range, sports complex with a weight room, basketball courts, volleyball courts, an area for walking, and vending machines for food and drink.
A locally operated Mexican restaurant, they offer great lunch specials and an expansive menu. Also well known for home made Margaritas and imported beers.
The Rt. 66 Arcade Museum is chock full of vintage pinball and video games from the 1930s-1970s - most of which can be played. It's the perfect place to misspend your youth all over again, one quarter at a time!
A tradition in Clinton since 1918, it remains today as a symbol of the way things used to be -- tin ceiling and walls, wood floor, quality service.
Hiking, picnicking, canoeing, fishing, birdwatching and limited hunting are available at this 750-acre park along Salt Creek.
Built in 1908, this National Register Property is one of Illinois' few octagonal-shaped public libraries. Its gilded rotunda and interior rooms, filled with solid-oak woodwork, reflect its classic architecture. Local volunteers who comprise the "Keepers of the Clock" take turns on a weekly basis hand-winding the 1909 Seth Thomas clock housed in the library's clock tower.
Home-style cooked meals. Friday night buffets.
Woodlawn Cemetery and Civil War Soldiers Plot
The first burial at Woodlawn Cemetery was that of a Union Soldier in 1861. The plot is the resting place for over 80 Civil War Soldiers. An interpretive sign provides history of the plot and a listing of the soldiers buried there. Also located here are Civil War era cannons. Several others buried outside of the Civil War Soldiers plot were contemporaries of Abraham Lincoln.
A fascinating shop full of many different features. This shop has antiques, special glassware, old books, vintage merchandise, hand-poured candles, and many knickknacks.
The Heritage in Flight Museum is dedicated to the preservation of aviation history. The museum displays memorabilia and artifacts from all the military conflicts dating back to WWI. These mementos have been donated by both veterans and their families. The museum also offers tours and hosts flying events at the airport.
Enjoy this one of a kind Chinese restaurant, with exceptional service, a clean atmosphere, with a wide selection of food to choose from. Meals are served with hot tea, soft drinks, or water. Dine in or carryout.
This hometown cafe offers wonderful homemade dishes that are guaranteed to please! Their cafe also offers seating that will take you back in time! BYOB. They offer a nice selection of wine glasses, but you have to bring your own wine. Organic, homemade selections.
Flower Corner & Country Church Craft Mall
A full-service florist specializing in weddings. The Flower Corner invites you to call and set up an appointment to speak with one of their designers for your special day! They also carry a large assortment of crafts, candles, quilts, pictures, wooden signs, and furniture.
18-Hole, 6414 yard, par 72 public golf course. Front nine opened July 4, 1993; Back nine added July 4, 2002. Bentgrass greens, bluegrass/rye mix fairways, tees, and rough. Banquet facility to accommodate up to 110 guests and clubhouse seating for up to 200. Full service pro shop fully stocked with golf clubs, balls, equipment, clothing, towels, hats, and shoes. Practice facilities include drivingvrange with three target greens, chipping and putting green, practice bunker.
Mount Pulaski Township Historical Museum & Research Center
This museum contains numerous artifacts and memorabilia from the Mt. Pulaski area, as well as Abraham Lincoln items and information.
CITY:Mount Pulaski
Lincoln Christian University Theatre
Come and enjoy the sights and sounds of stage productions at the Lincoln Christian University & Seminary Theater. The productions vary depending on the year and the season. Offers a fall play, Christmas Production, and a spring musical.
Green Acres Baitshop and Campground
Full line bait shop, with 50-site campground. Full hook-up, showers and toilets.
Vespasian Warner Public Library
Research materials of the DeWitt County Genealogical Society are housed here, as well as revolving exhibits of the Lincoln Heritage committee of DeWitt County. Historical programs and presentations occur throughout the year.
This luncheonette has different daily specials, fresh made sandwiches and salads, along with fresh made rolls. A variety of side salads made daily for everyones enjoyment, come in and see us.
Mary Todd's Hallmark Gifts and More
A great place to pick up gifts and souvenirs. They offer a wide selection of gift cards, figurines, books and more. Stop by today to take a look at what Mary Todd's has to offer, on the square in Downtown Lincoln.
Lincoln Park District Recreation Center
Public swimming pool, tennis courts, and soccer fields offer an area for your family to come play.
Filled with antiques, collectibles, rockabilly art, books, photos, toys and hats, this trading post has something for everyone! Across from the Palms Grill!
Offering great hand-made items with quality, this store offers a little piece of homemade heaven. They also offer custom framing and sewing supplies and are located directly on the square in Lincoln.
Hotel suites have five fantasy theme rooms including the Hearts Delight, Space Odyssey, Rain Forest, the Arabian, and the Roman Retreat. Indoor pool and fitness center are part of the Inn amenities.
Barn quilts of DeWitt County is a project designed to celebrate Clinton and DeWitt County's rich agricultural history, showcase our rural areas, promote agritourism, the arts, and create a sense of community pride. Throughout the county, vibrant, hand-painted 8'X8' quilt blocks on 'wooden canvases' adorn numerous barns, making a drive through the countryside all the more enjoyable. Barn quilts are on display June through August.
Located at the Emden Community Building, this sign interprets Logan County's proximity to Abraham Lincoln and his travels along the 8th Judicial Circuit


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Pepper Custom Baits Fred Roumbanis Signature Swim Jig
Designed with Bassmaster Elite Series veteran and swim jig master, Fred Roumbanis, the Pepper Custom Baits Fred Roumbanis Signature Swim Jig was made to come thru heavy cover. Its narrow shaped head and vertical line tie help it resist snagging and picking up debris, and the flat underside of the head combined with specialized flutes running along the bottom of the head also help it swim true and stand up when at rest on the lake floor. Available in several proven color combinations, the Pepper Custom Baits Fred Roumbanis Signature Swim Jig also features a hefty 5/0 wide gap hook for extra bite and hook setting power.
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Comments: I've had very good personal success with this swim jig & just got another order in from TWH they have a really good action if there's a good trailer on.
From: Arceneaux: USA 4/8/16
Comments: All I can say is WOW! Very nice swim jig. I was recently able to fish this in a lake loaded with flooded brush, saplings and lots of grass. These things performed marvelously. The guy complaining about the guard and hook is apparently confused with another brand.
From: Justin: Jenks, OK 5/31/15
Comments: This is the best swim jig out there. Comes through grass and weeds like a greased pig, and catches all sizes of bass from 12 inchers to 6 pounders. Nice sharp hook and casts like a bullet. Pepper Custom Baits make the very best jigs and spinnerbaits out there.
From: Tyler: Grand Junction, CO 4/14/15
Comments: Best swim jig around. It has a big profile which is perfect for the kickers but the small ones will choke it to
From: Carter: Newnan, GA 11/8/14
Comments: Good jig, however I would prefer if it had a stouter hook. The hook it comes with flexes a good bit. I haven't lost a fish with it, but if you were to hook into a large bass, it might not be nice. I like to use braid primarily and I can see where a stout rod and 65lb braid will straighten out that hook.
From: Basinbasser: LA 7/19/14
Comments: I purchased these in the gilley and shad color (3/8 and 1/2 oz weights) to use with a paddle tail swimbait trailer. I was throwing these jigs into timber and getting hung up every single cast! The weed guard on these jigs is just too soft for fishing around any sort of wood! They need to replace the weed guard with some stiffer fibers and allow the angler to trim them down, suiting their needs! On the upside, the hook is a light enough wire to be bent whenever you are fishing and get hung up, which is often. I was using 50 pound braid but I have a feeling that the hook would bend with 20 pound fluorocarbon as well.
From: J.A.M: KS 5/20/14
Comments: Don't know if many anglers are having the same issue but the blade keep getting caught back around on the circle loop making it unable to vibrate. Had to much issue with this I just put it away.
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Item: P6781
Celebrate the wonders of the season with this glorious gold ball ornament. Choose from a variety of sizes and finishes. Pair with red, silver, green ball ornaments and decorations. Use on garland, wreaths, and trees; or create elegant centerpieces for your table. There are so many decorating options with this classic holiday color.
Reviewed by Rosemarie L.
on Monday, January 20, 2014
Adorable little ornaments
Last nice little touch to your holiday look.


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Lot 21: 1.52CT DIAMOND RING WITH 2.60CT SIDE DIAMONDS, 6
Decorative Art, Asian Art, Jewelry & Furniture
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Extension > Extension County Offices > Todd > 4-H > Events > Regional Horse Meeting (NE Region)
April 12, 2014
10:00am - 12:00pm
Fireside Inn Restaurant, W. Junction Hwy 65 and 210, McGregor, MN
The Minnesota 4-H regional horse meetings are designed to provide educational opportunities to 4-H'ers and adult volunteers. It also serves as a venue to discuss best practices between counties by allowing counties to discuss their programs and find new and better ways of doing things. The meetings serve to provide a communication tool to inform 4-H members and leaders as a way to learn new changes and policies and to have an avenue to provide feedback to the State Horse PDC through their regional representatives. State PDC members, serve as the hosts of these meetings. Meetings are held on the second Saturday of October, January and April each year.


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|Posted by David Robinson on January 17, 2003 at 19:49:48:
|In response to Re: Salt free water softeners
: Thank you for your advice. Do you have any recommendations for water softeners? I know very little about the subject. Thank you.
: : I wonder how they transform the hardness without chemicals. It sounds like something Dorothy would do with her red shoes. And if they backwash every day, or even just periodically, they are using much more water than a water softener. And since the medium has a finite life, "softening" the backwash water will shorten the time before the unit has to be replenished.
: : : I believe theirs has a timed backwash that is supposed to happen once per day. They claim this will backwash the trapped impurities down the drain. They also claim that the calcium is somehow changed without using chemicals so that it can be easily wiped away (on your sink, etc.). I guess I just don't know enought about the whole process to know what to do. We don't even have our well drilled yet so I don't know how our water will test. Should I just face the fact that I'll have to buy salt for the rest of my life and have one more appliance to maintain?
: : : : Unless I missed something, they call theirs a filter and water treatment unit, not a water softener. As such it would be an adjunct to a water softener, but not a replacement, regardless of what they say. Removing impurities is not the same as altering its composition to remove the calcium component. Using "scare tactics" to discredit softeners and boost their units tends to make their claims somewhat suspect. In addition, all the material that they remove has to go somewhere. If it remains in the unit, then the unit either has to be serviced at some time, or the stuff will increase to the point where the unit has to let it pass through and sometimes also carry some of the accumulated "junk" with it making the water worse than when it started.
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I use a softener called the Water Boss. Good product. Check out http://www.waterboss.com/
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OTTAWA, Ill. — Mr. James O. Brown, 87, of Ottawa, Ill., and formerly of Hebron, Ill., passed away Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at La Salle County Nursing Home.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, at First Church of the Nazarene in Ottawa, with the Rev. Kim Glenn officiating. Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31, at Seals-Campbell Funeral Home in Marseilles, Ill. Burial will be in Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, Ill.
Seals-Campbell Funeral Home, 1009 E. Bluff St., Marseilles, Ill., is in charge of arrangements. For additional information, call (815) 795-5151 or log onto www.sealscampbell.com.


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Four penalties and a drop-goal from Kristopher Burton were enough to give Treviso a 15-13 win over Glasgow at Firhill on Friday.
Four penalties and a drop-goal from Kristopher Burton were enough to give Treviso a 15-13 Pro12 win over Glasgow at Firhill Stadium on Friday.
The opening quarter of the game was fairly tight, and showed the lack of confidence in two sides that had under-performed in the early stages of the tournament.
From turnover ball Horne showed silky hands to pass the ball to the right touchline for Duncan Weir to score in the corner. The fly-half converted his own try to give the home side a 7-0 lead after 11 minutes.
With Weir missing two relatively easy kicks at goal, the same could not be said of his opposite number, Kristopher Burton. The visiting fly-half successfully kicked two penalties in the first half hour of the game.
The dominant visiting pack resulted in the sin-binning of Warriors hooker Pat MacArthur, for repeated infringements at the ruck and maul.
On the stroke of half-time Chris Fusaro was penalised for having his hands in the ruck illegally. Burton added the three points to have Treviso leading 9-7 at half-time.
The Glasgow side started the second half with purpose and enthusiasm. This pressure on the Treviso try-line led to their captain Antonio Pavanello being sin-binned by referee Alan Falzone for pulling down the Warriors driving maul.
Weir kicked the penalty to put the home side back in front. The Glasgow lead did not last, as Burton made the Warriors pay for their ill-discipline by neatly slotting over a penalty to take the Italians into a 12-10 lead.
Falzone penalised Treviso for hands in the ruck, but unfortunately for the home side Weir was unable to kick the penalty.
Weir was replaced by Scott Wight and the kicking responsibilities feel onto the shoulders of the young man. He was called into action just minutes after his introduction into the game, and was successful with his first kick to put the home side back in front.
In a nervy several minutes of play for both sides, it took piece of instinctive brilliance from Burton to put his side back on top. He kicked an impressive drop-goal to put Treviso 15-13 up with only seven minutes remaining.
Wight tried to emulate his opposite numbers antics with a optimistic drop goal that went wide.
The Warriors were given a penalty with only minute's remaining, only for Wight to put it wide.
For Glasgow Warriors:
Try: Weir
Con: Weir
Pens: Weir, White
For Treviso:
Cons: Burton 4
Drop: Burton
Glasgow Warriors : 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Federico Aramburu, 13 Rob Dewey, 12 Troy Nathan, 11 Colin Shaw, 10 Duncan Weir, 9 Henry Pyrgos, 8 Ryan Wilson, 7 Chris Fusaro, 6 Rob Harley (c), 5 Nick Campbell, 4 Tom Ryder, 3 Ed Kalman, 2 Pat MacArthur, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Finlay Gillies, 17 Gordon Reid, 18 Michael Cusack, 19 James Eddie, 20 Johnnie Beattie, 21 Colin Gregor, 22 Peter Horne, 23 Tommy Seymour.
Benetton Treviso:15 Willem De Waal, 14 Ludovico Nitoglia, 13 Ezio Galon, 12 Luca Morisi, 11 Brendan Williams, 10 Kristopher Burton, 9 Alberto Chillon, 8 Marco Filippucci, 7 Francesco Minto, 6 Manoa Vosawai, 5 Benjamin Vermaak, 4 Antonio Pavanello (c), 3 Pedro Di Santo, 2 Diego Vidal, 1 Michele Rizzo.
Replacements: 16 Enrico Ceccato, 17 Matteo Muccignat, 18 Augusto Allori, 19 Valerio Bernabò, 20 Gonzalo Padrò, 21 Simon Picone, 22 Tommaso Iannone, 23 Alberto Di Bernardo.
<Venue: Firhill Stadium
Referee: Alan Falzone (FIR)


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This family-favorite soup may look involved, but it's really a snap to put together, and the incredible lasagna taste is worth every step.
Store your soup, covered and refrigerated, for up to 3 days. This soup is great when made ahead and reheated; the flavor improves with age.
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