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Surprised myself because I tried to macro it like that back in cata, and it wasn't working, the macro would always cast smite. Nowadays, I prefer using them independently due to the glyph/penance timing, but it does look odd.
Surprised myself because I tried to macro it like that back in cata, and it wasn't working, the macro would always cast smite. Nowadays, I prefer using them independently due to the glyph/penance timing, but it does look odd.
Furthermore those brackets don't seem to do what you implied now that I have taken a second look at them. If you can harm your target it will cast smite whether you channel pennance or not, canneling it. Even if that target is friendly or does not exist it will attempt to cast smite at your target of target and throw a error message if there is none, again whether you are channeling pennance or not. Even if you got somehow past those two it would still try to cast smite whenever you are not channeling penance. You would have to include the nonchanneling part into both of those brackets to achieve the ends you hope for.
For your information, "/cast" and "/use" have been synonyms for some time and can be used interchangeably. Both will be ignored for most spells if you try to call them after already trying to call other spells, whether you succeded with those or not. Only spells like Inner Focus, and use effects of items will be called regardless.
While it is possible that there was an oversight with Solace I doupt there is one with Holy Fire which was around for a long time. If there is, then it is a bug that will most likely get fixed.
Such a bug would allow your macro to seem to work halfway, as in, it could maybe cast Holy Fire when Holy Fire is off CD if there is enough lag involved, but I don't exspect that to stay around as it something Blizzard took action to make impossible whenever a way to make it possible was found in the past.
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The way I would have tried this would have been:
#showtooltip Holy Fire
/castsequence [nochanneling,@target,harm][nochanneling,@targettarget,harm] reset=10 Holy Fire,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite,Smite
This will always start with Holy Fire.
It will only cast if nothing is channeling. (Which means no Penance and no Hymne of Hope, we only have those two aside from specials that are part of the encoutnters or conjuring things with warlocks or portstones.)
It will first try to cast on the target if that can be harmed, then the target of your target if that can, if neither it will not do anything, not even stick some spell to your mouse or some stupid stuff like that.
It will try to cast Holy Fire again 10s later, which is hen its CD is up.
It always shows the tooltip of Holy Fire, you already know what Smite does, the only reason you want the tooltip is so you can find the button faster and to see when the CD of Holy Fire is up. So why show the tooltip and symbol of Smite? You could omit the tooltip entierely and it would change to Smite whenever Holy Fire is on CD, but it would show nothing when you have no target.
There are 10 spells in there since you can never ever cast more than those in 10s due to GCD limitations - so you won't run out.
This macro comforms to blizzards guidelines.
Last edited by Noradin; 2013-04-29 at 09:24 PM.
What is happening with that macro is that it is operating as if it is a Smite then Holy Fire cast sequence but because of the way it is structured it is resetting after each Holy Fire whether you are able to use Holy Fire or not, unlike a typical cast sequence. This is most likely the best way to put them both on the same bind outside of a keyboard macro that presses 2 buttons to activate them both in succession so Holy Fire is always cast first if possible, but is still inefficient on the whole.
I admitted it wasn't perfect earlier but the point and the original question was for a macro that helped him keep Power Word: Solace or Holy Fire on CD. This does it.
Macros will not replace good play and an understanding of mechanics.
edit: I just tested that macro and it doesn't work. I uses solace, then doesnt cast anything till solace is off cd). Sabien's one is working idd.
Last edited by Saphiramoon; 2013-04-30 at 08:46 AM.
Hm, I'm using a macro that contain something like this on my paladin, I think it still works as intended.
If they made the other way to create a castsequence possible, is it also possible to combine those two? That would allow someone to condense all of atonement into one button, which would be suboprtimal play but most likely ok for trash mob packs.
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I tested that other macro right now, it is as I thought: It only works due to lag and if you are spamming the button very fast.
i have never understood why Twist of fate doesnt affect both SS and PWS was there a blue post about this?? couldnt find any
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Having to heal on my alt in our main raids untill we find a proper replacement, and so far, I've always been going full-out spirit. Having (finally) gotten the meta gem this reset as the last of my 4 characters, I've been toying with the idea of going for a more "offensive"-build.
What I'd like to know, is what my best choise here is. Dropping out of all my spirit gems, I'll end up at 15k->11K spirit or so (still a good chunk, I guess - my 25 man always have 1-2 resto shamans, so haven't felt any mana issues as of yet, apart from Primordius heroic with lots of haste buffs. It should also be said that I have been using the mindbender talent for the extra damage over Solace for the mana, and I expect I'll change to solace instead - anyone have an estimate of how much spirit this change would provide?).
The guide recommends Int as our "main" priority stat for throughput, and while that obviously makes sense due to SP scaling, it also means higher overhealing on spells that are not fully effective. Now, this obviously doesn't matter to absorbs (PW:S, spirit shell, DA) and to a lesser extent Atonement (always picks lowest HP target, so least chance for overhealing), but it WILL increase the overheal of things such as my PoH, "normal" heals, PoM and the like.
Crit, on the other hand, would provide me with additional absorbs, which are rarely "wasted" due to the nature of absorbs and damage in heroic modes. It's also a pure throughput stat, both DPS and HPS wise, just like int.
Now, with all that being said, what would be the best choise to go for? I'm leaning towards crit myself - here's my armory for reference, having gemmed/reforged into a Crit>Spirit>Mastery>Haste build: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...maros/advanced
Draco I would say since you have both the meta and HLG you would be more than fine with 10 - 11k spirit as a disc priest in a 25m environment.
Int is the best way to gem even if you're worried about dps since smite and friends damage portion scale with SP. After Int, it's best for HPS to balance crit and mastery. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...S1zMFB2eVZxTFE is a good resource to help balance them with the mastery and 5% crit buffs in mind. If you're only worried about dps, I suppose gem crit over mastery.
So for HPS
Int > spirit to 10-11k > crit = mastery > haste
For DPS
Int > spirit to 10-11k > crit > mastery > haste
Over a 3 min period (assuming 1 shadowfiend, 3 mindbenders and 15 solace (5 per min, average use not perfect use) :
Shadowfiend gives 33% mana back
Mindbender gives 48% mana back
So the mind bender talent gives an extra 15% mana per 3 mins
Solace gives 15% mana back as well from the mana gained portion with average use (18% with perfect use)
But then there is mana saved if we were to cast Holy Fire anyways.
Holy fire costs 1.8% mana so over 3 mins, solace saves 27% mana (32% with perfect use).
So, in summary:
Mindbender gives 15% mana per 3 mins while
Solace gives 42% mana per 3 mins
how much damage does mindbender do than solace talent??? (i always thought mindbender do more damage than solace)
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Unless Im missing something Solace does as much as Holy fire, but Mindbender does more than Shadowfiend.
If you want specific numbers just compare Mindbender dmg to Shadowfiend damage and subtract. (depends on fight lenght and when you use Shadowfiend when it comes to specific numbers, not that I see why the dps numbers matter in that case anyway).
So if you're looking at it from a purely dps pov I'd assume Mindbender > Solace, at least with basic knowledge.
However, as stated above, Solace > Mindbender mana-wise and when used well enough.
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So is Int so much stronger that one should go for it over crit?
It was quite some time since I did the math, but if I remember correctly, 2 crit got quite close or even ahead of 1 int when you reached BiS (or close to) gear so at that point you'd probably want to swap to crit gemming. Before that point int was ahead but not by that much (exact amount obviously depends on your stats, but I doubt it'd be more than 10-15% for anyone in ToT gear), so if you prefer the nature of the healing added by crit you could definitely consider that.
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I might go with that one simply because I struggle to dump hit as shadow, for healing purposes I still kinda favor the spirit. Mainly because I'm already using several pieces without spirit, because I actually favor a decent amount of spirit lately (using glyphed binding heal on most fights) and because more spirit gives me more room to customize my gem slots (admittedly the stat you gain in this case is crit, which I want, so that's more about spirit items in general)


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what you guys think happened to zetsu?
i think we are going to see naruto and his gang almost get beat by him and by some chance survive
Zetsu may be dead right now, already killed by Tobi or something like that. Kishimoto will show us with a flashback some chapters later :)
On a similar topic, where the hell is Kisame?
Kisame and Zetsu aren't popular, so they've either been killed (and shown in a flashback as damnz said) or are doing something "important" or "special" or whatever that will keep them busy until everyone else is dead and new enemies need to come up to kill boredom.
Zetsu is the only real ninja in naruto in my opinion, name one other ninja who actually tries to conceal himself.
Kanon in the latest chapter, with her paper-no-jutsu
zetsu has sort of a...tobi feeling...(to me atleast)
from the start, tobi was just a funny guy who made some of you out there think "why is this guy in akatsuki..." eventually (just now), we've seen that tobi is (almost 80%) uchiha madara and could be a major role in the plot between the kyubbi and akatsuki and sasuke.
zetsu has only done a few things; eat the corpse of the dead (when gaara was captured-itachi and kisame used some replica justsu with the use of some other bodies for their jutsu-when they were defeated and dead, zetsu was senet to 'clean up' the mess), talk to himself with himself (dark side), and most of all, quiet and out of sight.
could he have his own agenda? could he also play another role in a major part of the plot? anything is possible right now. if he teamed up with orochi-kabuto, it could be possible.
it is possible that zetsu could contact kabuchimaru to see how the ex akatsuki buddy is doing
but he does seem like a real ninja, staying distant and out of sight
i think zetsu and Kisame are playing tag or looking up there famlie tree to see why one's a fish and the others a plant????it be like this (son i have to talk to you, your father is a fish "kisame"what omg it can't be)
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Written by Miami Today on March 12, 2009
Thursday 3/12
Artist Mark di Suvero's enormous steel sculptures rise over Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden's world-famous flowering trees and vines merging the worlds of art and engineering. The collection includes five massive steel structures that are said to seamlessly fit into the garden's delicate fauna. Ends May 31. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables. Details: (305) 667-1651 or www.fairchildgarden.org.
The Historical Museum of Southern Florida hosts the exhibit "Black Crossroads: The African Diaspora in Miami." The exhibit explores the impact of African-Americans, Africans, black Caribbeans and black Hispanics on Miami through historic photographs, oral histories, memorabilia, film and artifacts related to black pioneers, families, laborers, communities and organizations spanning the 100-year history of black migration to Miami. Ends Jan. 24. Historical Museum of Southern Florida, 101 W Flagler, Miami. Details: (305) 375-1657 or www.hmsf.org.
Alliance Française de Miami hosts the exhibit "Visiteurs" by French painter Hervé Alexandre. Through the use of bold color, Mr. Alexandre has created stunning portraits inspired by his travels through Asia, Africa and Latin America. Ends March 30. Alliance Française de Miami, 618 SW 8th St., Miami. Details: (305) 859-8760 or www.afmiami.org.
For the past 25 years, artist and historian Wendy Allen has created portraits of Abraham Lincoln. In observance of the 200th anniversary of President Lincoln's birth, the Library System has collaborated with Ms. Allen to create a site-specific, salon-style installation of her portraits. Ends April 6. 101 W Flagler St., first floor exhibition space, Miami. Details: (305) 375-5048 or www.mdpls.org.
The Rubell Family Collection exhibits work from 30 emerging African-American artists. Ends May 30. Rubell Family Collection, 95 NW 29th St., Miami. Details: (305) 573-6090 or www.30americans.com.
The Museum of Contemporary Art hosts an exhibit inspired by French author Michel Houellebecq's 2005 novel "The Possibility of an Island." The exhibit addresses fundamental anxieties about aging, death, irrelevancy, culture, destruction and sexuality in the present and the future. Ends March 21. MOCA at Goldman Warehouse, 404 NW 26th St., Miami. Admission by donation. RSVP required. Details: (305) 893-6211 or www.mocanomi.org.
The Lowe Art Museum hosts the opening of "Las Artes de Mexico" on loan from the Collection of the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, OK. The exhibition, part of a national tour, examines over 3,500 years of art and culture from the ancient worlds of the Mayans and Aztecs to the 20th century works of Miguel Covarrubias and Diego Rivera. Ends April 5. The Lowe Art Museum, 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables. Details: (305) 284-3535 or www.lowemuseum.org.
The Jewish Museum hosts an exhibition of photographs of Manhattan's Lower East Side during the 1950s and '60s by Gabriela Landau. Through the hustle and bustle of corner delis, street vendors and busy pedestrians, the collection gives a nostalgic glimpse of New York City a half century ago. Ends May 10. Jewish Museum of Florida, 311 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Free for members, $18 others, Details: (305) 672-5044 or www.jewishmuseum.com.
Miami Art Museum hosts an exhibition titled "NeoHooDoo: Art for a Forgotten Faith," co-organized by the Menil Collection and PS 1 Contemporary Art Center. The exhibition brings together an intergenerational group of artists who address the use of rituals in the artistic process and the implications of spirituality in contemporary art. Ends May 24. Miami Art Museum, 101 W Flagler St., Miami. Details: (305) 375-3000 or www.miamiartmusem.org.
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens hosts a collaborative-painting workshop led by Helen Burgos. Each participant will create a 12"-by-12" oil or acrylics painting that will be one part of the final piece. The final piece will later be sold at the Garden's "In Bloom" show and sale. 12:30-3 p.m. Wednesdays, Ends March 24. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Gardens, 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables. $90. Details: (305) 667-1651, ext. 3322 or www.fairchildgarden.org.
Saturday 3/14
ArtCenter/South Florida hosts a six-week painting class taught by Anthony Ardavin. The object of each class is to have a finished artwork in three hours. The creative portion will be followed by a constructive artist-teacher discussion on the work. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays. Ends April 18. ArtCenter/South Florida, 924 Lincoln Road, suite 205, Miami Beach. $190. Details: (305) 674-8278 or www.artcentersf.org.
Adamar Fine Arts hosts the opening of Burton Morris' latest exhibit "A Night In/A Night Out on the Town." Mr. Morris first gained national attention when his artwork was chosen to hang on the set of the hit show "Friends." His latest collection of work puts a delightful spin on everyday objects and motifs. Using his post-Pop style, Mr. Morris' work portrays popular icons and ideas people can easily relate to. 7-10 p.m. Ends May 2. 4141 NE 2nd Ave., suit 107, Miami. Details: (305) 576-1355 or www.adamargallery.com.
Sunday 3/15
In conjunction with the "Las Artes De Mexico," the Lowe Art Museum hosts Pablo Cano's musical marionettes from the multimedia production "The Blue Ribbon." The marionettes have been created from found objects and were originally commissioned for a performance at the Museum of Contemporary Art. 1 p.m. Lowe Art Museum, 1301 Stanford Drive, Coral Gables. $5. Free for children four and under. Details: (305) 284-3535 or www.lowemuseum.org.
Wednesday 3/18
The Museum of Contemporary Art hosts another installment of its "Arts for All" series offering adults the opportunity to learn about contemporary art through hands-on activities. This class will focus on surrealist techniques. 7-9 p.m. Museum of Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125th St., North Miami. $10 members, $12 others. Details: (305) 893-6211 or www.mocanomi.org.


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An average day? Well an average day is, first thing, get up
And um… find your horses
Maybe… make a cup of coffee, start a fire and grab a cup of coffee on your way out the door
And bring your horses back and then, get your horses packed up and hit the trail
(TEXT) Good Days & Bad Days: The Backcountry Wardens of Jasper National Park
[The horses are now saddled, the camera looks down at the head of a horse while he walks through green grass over Snake Indian Pass.]
Um… Our work is, you know, endless I think.we're looking at
[Patti checks the batteries on a remote wildlife monitoring camera.]
Anywhere from wildlife monitoring objectives, to…
[Patti performs maintenance on a bridge over the Smoky River.]
Bridges that may be washed out, we're doing
Routine maintenance
[Patti wades across the surging smoky river.]
Minor re-routes for areas that are washed out we're…
[Patti uses a chainsaw to cut a tree that blocks the trail. ]
Clearing trail. Every day that I do travel the trails I carry a chainsaw.
[A series of shots show close ups of what the inside of a warden's cabin contains.]
We keep a pretty good handle on the cabins that we have.
What kind of supplies are needed, and whether there's any major issues. Painting issues, flooring issues
So that we can get it done so the places are there for another 75, 80 years.
[Four horses walk from the right of the screen to the left in a valley in front of a massive rock face, the horses continue down the trail past a beautiful glacial lake and rock slides.]
Ah, well a good day, and you never know if it's going to be a good day or a bad day…
But a good day would be: the bugs are dying down, your horses are happy,
We're working as a team and every body is getting along.
The colours are changing and and everything is going just right. That would be a good day
[Rain falls from the roofing of the Smoky River warden station, Patti guides her horses across the Smoky River, and we see a bridge with a good deal of debris washed against it. ]
Some times you're out there and you're questioning the decisions
that have brought you to that place and you're wondering if you must be crazy
Because you can have some really bad days, when your horses are gone,
and you're wet and cold and you still have many hours to go to get some place
But, yeah, sometimes in the evenings it can be pretty fantastic, you know.
You kind of have the place to yourself and you feel pretty lucky… for sure.
It means a lot to me, I guess. It means that you're working with a team of people
that all look out for eachother and help eachother.
When I started in the back country a lot that I was learning was passed down for nearly 100 years
[Patti pauses to look at a blaze in a tree which is carved with the year 1934]
I guess yeah, it is a family. There is a long legacy to the warden's service.
Yeah, it's pretty humbling actually, you can read through some of the old log books,
and it's pretty entertaining to read some of the old stories, and the days that people have had… you can really relate to
[A sequence shows a tree that's fallen across the trail, Patti cuts the tree and clears the trail, we then see the cut log followed by a cut log covered with moss on the side of the trail from a warden many years ago.]
late days, or missing horses, or accidents, you know you really feel like you're part of something
So it's pretty great. It's pretty fulfilling to work in the backcountry.
[Patti leads her horses past the downed tree she just cleared off the trail.]
For me it's getting those projects done, and that hard work again,
at the end of the day you really feel like you've accomplished something
My name's Al McKeeman. I've been a warden for about 19 years here, now, I guess.
My name is Patti Walker, I'm a backcountry specialist here in Jasper National Park, and I've been working in the backcountry, on the north boundary in fact, for 10 years.
(TEXT) Shot on location over 13 days and 231km with backcountry specialist Patti Walker on Jasper National Park's North Boundary Trail.
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Liquor stores will be coming to Mt. Juliet, but the rules about them are still uncertain.
Mt. Juliet voters overwhelmingly voted in favor of bringing liquor stores to Mt. Juliet on Election Day. Over 70 percent were in favor of the measure, which was started by Del Webb resident Sidney Payne.
"We are trying to go with what other cities have done," said City Manager Kenny Martin.
Martin said that the City is crafting some rules now, and the City Commissioners will have their first reading of the ordinance at the Nov. 26 regular meeting.
Some ideas that have been proposed are that it would be a smaller structure, preferably a free standing building. Also, the owner of the building would have to own it completely, or be a majority owner of the property. They would also have to be a resident of Wilson County for the last five years.
The plan right now is to allow two in the city limits, preferably one on the north side and one the south side. The rule would be one store per 10,000 people. Mt. Juliet should surpass 30,000 people in the coming years, so a third one could be considered at that time. Martin said the City is trying to find certain areas within the city limits which would be a good spot for a liquor store, one that is a safe distance from schools or churches.
All of these rules are just possibilities at this point, and the City Commissioners will have the power to change whatever they deem necessary.
"We have the option to make it the best it can be," said Martin.
Martin said that he believes that the stores will be beneficial to the community because it will drive traffic, and the planning commission will do all it can to make it aesthetically pleasing for the community. He doesn't think the economic impact will be huge, but any economic impact to the community is a good one.
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Farmer Bob dies unexpectedly
December 11, 2013
Western Nevada County has lost a major contributor to its agricultural vitality.
Bob Keyser, 56, better known as Farmer Bob, owner of Farmer Bob's produce stand in Grass Valley, died of an apparent heart attack on Saturday afternoon.
He was helping a customer load a Christmas tree onto a vehicle when he abruptly passed out, said Steven Sears, his childhood friend. An employee at the produce stand, located behind The Union office off Sutton Way at the end of Olympia Park Circle, performed CPR until paramedics arrived.
The emergency responders were unable to resuscitate him, Sears said.
Paul Keyser, Bob Keyser's older brother, said his brother was in relatively good physical condition and his death came as a complete shock. Farmer Bob was an avid bicycle rider and a member of the Sierra Express Bicycle Club in Nevada City.
"He lived a good life," his brother said. "He was active in his church."
Bob Keyser's family and close friends gathered at his produce stand around noon on Sunday in an effort to continue the business that was Farmer Bob's passion.
"It's good, clean living," Farmer Bob told The Union in 2009.
The Keyser family came to Nevada County by way of Michigan in 1962. It was then that Steven Sears and his family met the Keysers, forging a lifelong bond between the two families.
Bob Keyser graduated from Nevada Union High School and briefly worked in the oil industry before switching to agriculture.
It entailed less chemicals, was safer for workers and tasted better, Bob Keyser told The Union in a previous interview.
Farmer Bob managed a farm in Gridley, and once the harvest began, he also managed the produce stand in Grass Valley.
"My brother was a good manager," Paul Keyser said. "He knew where the good produce was."
The stand was stocked with organic fruits and vegetables — Asian pears, honey and distinctive heirloom tomatoes in the summer, gourds and pumpkins in the autumn and Christmas trees in the winter.
The produce stand is currently stocked with a variety of Christmas trees.
Sears said family and friends will continue to keep the produce lot open.
"We just hope that people will buy these trees so we can fulfill Bob's financial obligations and keep this service to the community going, because that is what Bob would've wanted," Sears said.
Farmer Bob donated pumpkins for community events, gave Christmas trees to the indigent and gave his famed tomatoes to the Nevada County Food Bank and the Interfaith Food Ministry.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
A person may have the perfect business plan or the greatest inventions, but what about the money to finance the venture? One of the many breakout sessions at the Rural Business Conference was concerned with financing small business and how to apply for the monies available.
Stan Nakano, the district director for the U.S. Small Business Administration said only New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami do more loans than are done in Utah. "Last year we did a record number of loans to women and minorities. In Emery and Carbon counties, we did 17 loans which amounted to $2.1 million," said Nakano.
Nakano introduced the panelists who represent public and private lending institutions in Utah. Steve Price is the assistant director for economic development in the U.S. Small Business Administration. Roger Koon is the business and cooperative program specialist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Robert Edminster is the vice president of Mountain West Small Business Finance. Debbie Hatt is from the department of economic, community and housing development, for the Southeastern Utah Association of Government.
Price said, "Small business generates most of the jobs in rural Utah and is the backbone of the U.S. economy. But, after five years only a small percentage of those small businesses survive."
The Small Business Administration was formed to help small business get the money they need. Their job is to facilitate the relationship between small business and the banks and lending institutions. The SBA offers a government guarantee to lending institutions encouraging them to lend to small business owners.
Banks want short term loans and the SBA allows for longer loan maturity loans. This program doesn't cost the taxpayer money and the approval process is quite similar to that of a lending institution. The SBA offers procurement programs, international trade programs, along with numerous others to help the small business owner.
Koon explained the programs the USDA has to offer. "We have many different programs to help the three main sectors, housing, community, and business and cooperative. We have several avenues for financing," said Koon.
USDA has programs to help small business in varying amounts and with varying rates of interest. They have money for renewable energy programs and a rural economic development loan program. Many projects in this area have been financed by USDA, such as energy saving projects for small businesses.
Koon said the USDA can help with feasibility studies and business plans also. He noted several projects he has been involved in where water treatment plants or fire stations have been refurbished and communities have been built or rebuilt.
Edminster said in his capacity with Zions Bank, he is not a government employee, but his job is to work with government agencies to help customers with small businesses. His is a partnership with the agencies, and he oversees the 504 program for Zions. "We administer the long term loans. We partner with banks and credit unions to help those in small businesses," said Edminster.
In addition, Edminster said there are two things small businesses must have. The first is cash and the second is a building. The small business owner must have at least 10 percent cash up front to qualify for financial help with this program. They must also have been in business for not less than two years. "We try to make the deals we make attractive to lending institutions. The SBA and government in general wants to foster economic development," stated Edminster.
Hatt stated the SEUALG has loan programs to the small business owners in the four county area. They handle the gap financing. That is those areas of small business needs that are not covered by other loan programs and lending institutions. "We are targeting micro-business with loans up to $20,000, hoping to encourage their growth. A business can use this funding for most parts of expanding their business," said Hatt.
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The Green River golf teams hosted the other region teams in a region golf meet last week at the Green River Golf Course. Monticello won the boys meet and Green River won the girls meet.
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Harold Colston's Hot Meat Smokers weren't singing the blues as they left the Bikes, Blues & BBQ festival in Fayetteville, Arkansas with Kingsford Points Challenge points and the overall Grand Championship.
Harold and his wife, Linda, from Olathe, Kansas, make up the Hot Meat Smokers team. The Smokers have been working their way through competitive barbecue events for the past 12 years.
Colston describes the Bikes, Blues and BBQ event as going "really well." And attributes some of his success to some changes he has made recently in his hardware.
"Earlier this year, I installed a BBQ Guru system on my cooker. That helps my firebox and has helped me regulate my temperatures. And over the last 2 or 3 contests I've finally got it all figured out!"
Colston figured out the Bikes, Blues and BBQ event to the tune of 3rd place in chicken, 2nd place in ribs, 6th place in pork and 9th place in brisket which all added up to a Grand Championship.
"Chicken and Ribs have been my strong points. They've just been doing really well," states Colston of his weekend.
Harold has also had a good year when it comes to Kingsford.
"At Lenexa this year, " describes Colston, "they actually handed out some of the Kingsford charcoal. That's how I got started on the Kingsford Competition briquettes! Now that I've tried it, I really like it."
"So when coming down to Arkansas, I wanted to make sure I filled out the form for the Kingsford Points Chase. When I can, I'll always compete in the Kingsford events."
There's no real secret to his magic states Colston. "For the majority of the barbecue cookers out there we just have a basic way we put it on the cooker, and then it reaches a temperature, I wrap it a bit and then eventually we'll serve!"
Colston offers some advice to anyone who may be looking for that small suggestion to put themselves over the top, when he says, "the best tip I could give anybody is, once you think your meat is done… let it rest a bit. It keeps all the moisture in."
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Married May Sommer, Feb. 18, 1992 in Helper, Utah; they later divorced.
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Sale Sharks moved six points clear of bottom-placed Aviva Premiership side London Welsh with a nail-biting 14-13 win over Bath on Friday.
Sale moved six points clear of bottom-placed Aviva Premiership side London Welsh with a nail-biting 14-13 win over Bath on Friday.
A try in the 71st minute from Mark Cueto snatched victory from the jaws of defeat for the Sharks in freezing conditions.
Both sides headed into the game on the back of defeats, with the Sharks having come unstuck at home to Harlequins and Bath suffering a loss on their travels to the same side.
An inauspicious start to the game in difficult conditions at the Salford City Stadium brought little in the way of points-scoring opportunities, and it wasn't until the 21st minute that the deadlock was broken.
Nick Macleod's penalty was enough to put Sale in front but their lead lasted just 12 minutes, as Tom Heathcote levelled things up with a three-pointer of his own.
The 3-3 scoreline probably reflected the flow of the game in the first half, but the hosts weren't content, and added two quickfire penalties just short of half-time to establish a six-point advantage.
Sale maintained their lead during the opening exchanges of the second half, until Horacio Agulla's converted try on 54 minutes, converted by Heatcote, gave Bath the lead for the first time.
Agulla's try came after a well-worked line-out and a driving maul, but, though the visitors held their hosts at bay in the period that followed, the score would not prove decisive.
Sale rallied and matched Bath in the middle and their persistence paid off as the game approached its final stages, when Cueto crashed over out wide for an unconverted try.
That made it 14-10, and, though Heathcote narrowed the deficit to a single point with a penalty on 76 minutes, Sale were able to hold on for a vital victory.
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Sale Sharks: 15 Cameron Shepherd, 14 Charlie Amesbury, 13 Johnny Leota, 12 Sammy Tuitupou, 11 Mark Cueto, 10 Nick Macleod, 9 Dwayne Peel, 8 Andy Powell, 7 David Seymour (c), 6 Daniel Braid, 5 Andrei Ostrikov, 4 James Gaskell, 3 Henry Thomas, 2 Marc Jones, 1 Al Dickinson.
Replacements: 16 Tommy Taylor, 17 Ross Harrison, 18 Tony Buckley, 19 Fraser McKenzie, 20 Kearnan Myall, 21 Nathan Fowles, 22 Danny Cipriani, 23 Richie Vernon.
Bath: 15 Nick Abendanon, 14 Horacio Agulla, 13 Matt Banahan, 12 Kyle Eastmond, 11 Tom Biggs, 10 Tom Heathcote, 9 Peter Stringer, 8 Ben Skirving, 7 Carl Fearns, 6 Francois Louw, 5 Dave Attwood, 4 Stuart Hooper (c), 3 David Wilson, 2 Rob Webber, 1 Paul James.
Replacements: 16 Ross Batty, 17 Nathan Catt, 18 Anthony Perenise, 19 Dominic Day, 20 Mat Gilbert, 21 Michael Classens, 22 Ollie Devoto, 23 Semesa Rokoduguni.
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: how can i eradicate what is probably a contraction/expansion noise.It's audible when central heating boiler is ACTIVE & when it deactivates.It appears to eminate from a single point.I'm reluctant to remove flooring.It would be a major task. I would appreciate any practical cost conscious advice.
If you hear a rubbing sound you soon may have a major heating system failure as the friction of the rubbing pipe will wear out this section and cause a leak.
If your hearing noises from coefficients of expansion and contraction per degree per inch in temperature change means someone may have not provided means for proper expansion and contraction and this too places undo stain on piping systems.
Also you may want to hire a LMP to check the velocity ( F P S) of the water traveling through this piping especially if it is copper tubing as Copper should never have a velocity of more then 3 FPS especially if the water temperature is 180 Degrees F. or more as this will cause erosion and make for a noisy system and some hydraulic shock
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