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Drought-stressed alfalfa fields need extra attention
by Patti Hurtgen, Hoard's Dairyman Online Media Manager
"Lack of water at optimal times cannot be made up later with additional rains or irrigation," said Dan Undersander, when discussing the state of alfalfa stands, during the November 12 Hoard's Dairyman webinar. "Once alfalfa goes without water, it is like a newborn calf that does not get adequate nutrition early in life. It will always be behind in its growth," said the UW extension alfalfa specialist.
To help alfalfa cope with the drought, consider fertilizing the crop with potassium to improve winter survival. Also add sulfur to fields if needed. He stressed it was not too late to add this valuable element to your fields just do it before it freezes.
Those were just some of the topics discussed in the webinar "Sorting through our cropping strategies" presented by Dan Undersander, University of Wisconsin-Madison, earlier this week. This free Hoard's Dairyman webinar was the 24th webinar presented and the first one to address the "growing aspects" of dairy cattle feed.
The respected forage specialist discussed variances in first and subsequent alfalfa cuttings and how they impact dairy cattle rations. He noted that traditionally, 40 percent of an alfalfa field's annual yield is from the first cutting, and it is the most digestible because of the cooler weather.
When cutting alfalfa, he encouraged growers to cut every other crop at 10 percent bloom to help rebuild the alfalfa stand. And with the weather of 2012, he said cutting alfalfa at less than 10 inches tall was a waste of labor and gasoline, as well as causing damage to the field. In 2012, there were more pests and in greater varieties due to the dryness. But if drought occurs, alfalfa is the forage crop of choice because of its deep root system.
Citing an earlier webinar that talked about planting additional forages to compensate for the lack of forage this year, he challenged viewers to think about these additional crops. This includes years when forage supplies were not of the upmost concern. "Remember that herbicides used on small grains can remain in the soil for 18 months, so be very aware of the ramifications," said Undersander.
He had several take-home messages. He asked viewers to think about their current forage supplies. "How short are you?" he asked. "If you need to cull from the lower end of your herd, cull early to save feed now. "
He also urged dairy producers to reduce shrink both in storage and at feedout. "Can feed bunks make a difference in feed efficiency?" he asked. Yes! He showed that 40 percent of large round bales are wasted if just left in a field for cattle to consume. "Use cradle feeders," he suggested, "where hay is more difficult to drag from the manger. Waste can shrink to only 5 to 10 percent with good feeders. Undersander charted the cost of the feeder versus lost hay, and in just under six weeks, even the most expensive feeder paid for itself.
Looking ahead to the spring of 2013, what can be done?
Alfalfa stands should be evaluated. If they are poor, consider replanting. After first cutting, Undersander suggests fertilizing the field. If you have available pasture land, consider using it to stretch your forage supplies.
This "Sorting through our cropping strategies" will be archived and available on the Hoard's Dairyman website. Link to archived webinar. The November webinar was sponsored by Merial and their Best in Class Dairies program.
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"Consistent, efficient TMR feeding" is the topic of the noon (Central Time) webinar on December 10 presented by Tom Oelberg, Diamond V. He will discuss the importance of having an organized feed center and the use of on-farm premixes to improve the labor and fuel efficiency of feed mixing. Oelberg will also cover key considerations needed in managing feedbunks. Register for the free webinar at www.hoards.com/webinars.


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As knickers go, timeless.
If Capo's Padrone bib shorts are some of our favorites of all time — and they are — it makes sense that the Capo Padrone Bib Knickers would be, too, given their very similar construction, fit, and of course, legendary Capo quality.
To place the Padrone Roubaix bib knickers near the top of its warming bottoms, Capo had to use two specific fabrics, Thermo Roubaix and WindTex Dream. In the design, WindTex Dream acts as a membrane to the body construction of Thermo Roubaix, and the reason is obvious. With a warp-knit construction, the material has a natural stretch. Within the knit, the threads follow a zig-zag pattern along the length of the knickers. This allows more surface area coverage while using less material, equating directly to an airy, lightweight construction. Thermo Roubaix's open weave also accelerates moisture transfer from the skin to the quick-drying surface of the knickers, however, the precise brushing process is what contributes most to its warmth. After the dyeing process, dedicated machines perform a brush to the inner-lining that provides a high, fleecy, and warming loft.
WindTex Dream also contributes to the warming sensation of the Padrone bib knickers, but its main task is to block the wind and rain. Featuring a triple-layer composition, the membrane is both wind- and water-resistant. Additionally, the membrane is extremely breathable, so you can check off all of the boxes on your wish list — breathability, warmth, and dryness. And while top-end fabrics are terrific, their use is null if the fit is out of order. That's why the Padrone bib knickers' fit is nothing short of impeccable. Using a multi-panel, contoured design, the knickers follow the shape of your body, while following its movements in and out of the saddle. The uppers have been cut wide for ample surface coverage, and the cut of the stomach has been heightened for the same reasoning. And knowing that this design could make entry and exit a tad problematic, Capo installed a zipper over the stomach.
For the chamois, Capo went with the illustrious Elastic Interface Technology (EIT) Anatomic-4G Carbon insert. This chamois uses a variable density throughout to support the regions that need the most support, without impacting the ones that don't. The support focus is primarily placed at the perineal, ischial, and gluteal areas — the points most prone to distress from saddle pressure and compression. With its anatomic design, the 4G creates an abrasion-free support that promotes an increased circulation by protecting nerves like the pudendal. Further along these lines, the chamois works to dissipate any heat. Even more impressive, the insert is road-specific. EIT engineers realize that saddles and saddle positions vary throughout different disciplines of cycling, and the insert's chamois density patterns are mindful of the specific pressures of road cycling.
The Capo Padrone Roubaix Bib Knickers are available in the color Black and in five sizes from Small to XX-Large. For maximum usage, Capo suggests wearing the Padrone knickers between the temperatures of 35 and 45 degrees Fahrenheit.
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This pad looks like the Castelli KISS pad, how would you compare it?
In my opinion, it is much better than the KISS pad, which I don't like. The Capo pad is larger and more dense. Doesn't feel lumpy to me like the Castelli pad either.
What is in a name?
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
I was under the assumption that CAPO offered a quality product. I put these knickers through the wringer last season. I have since forgotten about them until i recently put them on this fall.
The chamois is of poor quality. It chafes something awful (even after a health application of chamois cream). The chamois stitching has started to unravel, and the outside material has many holes.
Another thing that bothers me. The material/seam on the back of the knee will rub you until you are raw. I have two scars from the previous season. It does abate the irritation if you use chamois cream on the back of your knee. But that is a crap solution.
Do not buy. Opt for something of higher quality.
Good idea, bad design.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Bought these 'cause I liked the idea of windproof knickers. Knickers are my favorite piece of cycling apparel.
I am a huge fan of the Capo pad. I have Pursuit knickers. Had Padrone Bib tights. (For some reason I don't see my review), and the Pursuit Bib shorts.
The biggest problem is the length. A proper kicker MUST be long enough to go over your calf muscle completely. This keeps your calf muscle warm and supported, and keeps the knicker from riding up. The second problem is the WinTex fabric is not very stretchy. It doesn't conform to you like the rest of the fabrics do. The knicker ends up bunched up just under my knee cap. Not very comfortable and completely ridiculous to have a $230.00 pair of tights make you look like a "Fred" on the group ride.
A buddy of mine told me he got a pair. He shows up to the Club ride in them, and sure enough...all bunched up around his knees. No joke!
The Pursuits are too short as well, but I have better luck getting them to stay down. Probably because there's no WinTex.
It's a complete shame though, because the pad is the best I've used including my Assos Mille, S5 Unos, and Sportful Total Comfort bibs and on and on, and the fabrics are excellent as well.
If you want the perfect knicker, Exto Ondo makes a much better fitting pair, however the chamois, while very good, isn't quite on the same level.


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Allen Henrie is the city manager for Panguitch. He spoke at the Customer Service Symposium held in Green River. "My wife is from Price so we come through this area a lot. I noticed the breathtaking flower pots along the streets in Emery County. It's very impressive. What are we doing in Panguitch? It's a small town. About 1,500 people we're a suburb of Bryce Canyon. Ruby's Inn is currently expanding. That will hurt us because we get the flow over from Ruby's Inn. We have worked to make it so Panguitch is a destination spot. We are 6,600 feet so we can't grow watermelons. We have some interesting things and old historic homes. We refurbished the hospital, courthouse, modernized it; plays are held in the social hall and they play basketball there and hold weddings. In our downtown area, some of the businesses are closed down, its frustrating. Most of our businesses are tourism related," said Henrie.
"In Panguitch you can't buy shoes or levis. But, you can get a Panguitch T-shirt. We've tried to slow the traffic down through town. We have a Main Street Committee, for 10 years now they have been a great help. They have installed flower pots and after the flowers freeze they put in fall fake flowers," said Henrie.
They applied for a grant through the department of transportation and installed historical lighting. In the center of town they installed a four way stop. "We have great people in Panguitch, but there are great people all over. Our people looked at ways to cooperate and look to other people to accomplish a goal. We took the old school and turned it into city offices and a library. With everyone working together you can accomplish a lot," said Henrie.
Henrie said, "The fire station is a historical building; they were able to get that because of a donation from the Lions club and fire department fundraisers, they turned every penny to make the fire station; they went and got grants from CIB, Garfield County and Community Development Block Grants. Get people to buy in. We have a historical theme with our businesses and we have been able to get people to buy into that.
Our business incubation center was a partnership with many groups.
Twenty kids went to Iraq and we decided we need something to honor these kids who have gone to Iraq. A couple of ladies, just get out of their way, they installed a giant flagpole and bricks with the names on them in tribute to those who went to Iraq. The high school couldn't get enough money for a digital sign, so they joined with the hospital and now they have a beautiful digital sign which also advertises where the hospital is located. Working together you can accomplish anything," said Henrie.
Henrie said ATVs and popular trails, surround Panguitch so they made a parking lot and nice restrooms for the trailheads. An example of working together was for new playground equipment. The Lion's Club donated $5,000 and the city donated.
"Work together and use volunteers. There was a group that said we need a baseball field, before long they got a couple of grants and worked with the city and the county. Now we have one of the prettiest baseball fields and host many tournaments there. We've hosted four southwest regional tournaments there, people are amazed that a small town can put on an event like that.
"One of the big things we've done, is the indoor arena; it took dedication and hard work. The city and the county co-oped together, now we have a beautiful indoor arena for equestrian events and wrestling tournaments and concerts are held there. Charlie Daniels came one year and a community New Years Eve party is held there each year. We just thought what can we do to make Panguitch a destination not just a pass through.
"That's one of the reasons we've built these facilities. We hold a high school invitational rodeo, team roping and barrel racing. One of the most successful events is a balloon festival started several years ago. The first year we had five now 35 balloons come. It's one of the great events, they go up in the morning and in the evening have a glow along Main Street. It's beautiful. Thousands crowd the site. It took June, which was one of the slowest event months; and made it one of our best months, it's a fun event. One of the things we have that happened as you come up with your own ideas, people will copy you, now balloon festivals are being held elsewhere.
"We have the hog rally. We love them in Panguitch, we've never had any problems at all, it's really good in the community. There are three major rallys. Motorcycling is the thing to do and becoming more popular all the time. Down through Bryce it's beautiful motorcycle riding country. It's a fun way to see the country. We also have our quilt walk festival.
"When settlers first settled Panguitch they had no food. Some men were sent to Parowan to get food, they got part way and there was snow deep and drifting. They were stuck and didn't know what to do. This is a true story; they knelt on quilts to pray because they didn't know what to do, as they knelt they didn't sink into the snow. They used quilts to place on top of the snow to finish the walk to Parowan. We have a play, a quilt show, quilt classes; it's a neat thing in June. There is a monument that tells the story of the quilt. We also have an Indian powwow and dance.
"We wanted a cowboy ancestor festival, but we couldn't get the support. With the advent of TiVo and remote control it's hard to get people to come. We have more participating events and have built a lot of things in Panguitch.
"We passed a resort tax and have been able to do some things; make the payment on the arena and ball fields; without that resort tax we would have been hurting.
"We have many new and upcoming businesses. Last year sales tax revenue increased by $30,000. There is a trickle down effect. Our people are living better because of that. We still have issues. At the end of September things just die; we don't have any industry and small amounts of agriculture, our sawmill closed because of the environmentalists. We don't have a lot, but tourism and some of what we have done has helped that and made it better for our community. We are proud of the people, if we lost three-five people some of those events would go away, we try to spread that around; the quilt walk uses different volunteers and at the ball field different volunteers to help spread it around. If we lose key people it could go away.
"We are not different, I'm just an old cowboy, our community has been able to join together and form partnerships. We have been able to work together to form a common goal. It can be discouraging, just keep working at it. It takes people like you to accomplish it; there are ideas out there, I am not an idea person, but I can help get your idea accomplished. The BMW people come, some 300-400, and they want to camp, some stay in motels. The hog people when they come they are on vacation and they want motels, they want showers," said Henrie.
Henrie was asked if they host events that are just for their community. He said they have a 24th of July celebration, but you can't just depend on your own community. All money is the same, we don't care where you come from. We've been involved with the state co-op money too for advertising. We printed our brochure with the co-op money. You have to let people know what you have, if you don't it's not going to happen. There are some people who don't want to see the tourists come, but overall most of them are very good.
"In doing things for our communities the number one thing to remember is that all of your community can use them. All our people use the ball fields, someone is always there playing ball. Your community deserves it and uses it, you need things just to make your community a nice place to live too," concluded Henrie.
Lou Sansevero, economic development council chairman encouraged those present to use innovative partnerships. In Panguitch they have invented events such as the balloon festival. Sansevero would like to see a kite festival in Emery County because there is a lot of wind.


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Rising ticket prices, fewer daily flights, fuller planes, limited baggage, fewer non-stops and longer layovers between connecting flights doesn't paint a pretty picture for this summer's vacationing families thinking about flying.
Even if gas prices hit $5 a gallon, the traditional family summer vacation by vehicle costs less, is more convenient and is not as stressful as flying. The cost for a family of four traveling by car is about the same as one person traveling by air.
Based on a family of four traveling 1,000 miles round-trip, the Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association compared the cost of flying vs. driving:
By air: A family of four traveling by air will spend $1,324 for tickets, based on 2007 fourth quarter statistics from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The total airline ticket cost is conservative considering that airline ticket prices have increased several times since December. Add to this cost, transportation to and from the airport and/or parking.
By vehicle: If gasoline prices were $5 a gallon, the cost for a family of four traveling by SUV would be $314. This number not only includes the cost of gasoline, but also includes tire wear and maintenance based on the American Automobile Association's (AAA's) vehicle operating costs.
Besides the obvious direct cost savings, going by car offers a number of advantages over flying, including:
*Leave when you want from where you want.
*No airport parking.
*No waiting in long ticket counter and security lines.
*No weather delays.
*Pack whatever and as much as you want.
*Stop and stretch any time.
*More and better meal options.
*No rental car or taxi expenses.
*More legroom and overall comfort.
*No strangers sitting next to you.
*Take your pet.
*Enjoy the ride.
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The first time it happened I felt like a voyeur, an uninvited guest.
It was so intimate and amorous.
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"Unchained Melody" played on the jukebox, romantic, intoxicating. The lights were dimmed and the dancers, four of them, tuned us out completely. They held each other. Oblivious to their audience.
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My years cooking at the Villa taught me something; sometimes working in food service sucks. The work can be frantic as hell. The breaks are erratic, if you even get one. The pay is lousy. The hours are shit, and the customers are sometimes jerks. When you get the right co-workers however, it can be a lot of fun. If you were to ask me what the best part about owning a business is, I'd say that you get to pick who you work…
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We at Planet Rugby put our heads together and came up with 50 rugby-related questions from 2013 and beyond. Let's see how you do!
There a total of 71 marks available; answers are at the bottom. Good luck, and no cheating!
With the first successful British and Irish Lions tour in 16 years panning out in June and July this year, it's only right that we include some Lions teasers. Here are ten to get you started:
1. Who scored the Lions' first try on this year's tour?
2. Brothers Tom and Ben Youngs toured with the Lions this year. Who were the last sets of brothers to achieve this feat?
3. Who is the first player to represent his country on two separate Lions tours?
4. Who has scored the most Lions tries in Test matches?
5. The last time the Lions toured Australia in 2001, they lost the deciding Test 29-23 in Sydney. Which Wallaby famously stole a crucial last-minute line-out from Martin Johnson?
6. And which Australian bagged a brace of tries that day?
7. Which referee did this year's Lions coach, Warren Gatland, accuse of "crucifying" his side at the breakdown?
8. The Lions have only won one Test series against New Zealand, in 1971. Which player scored a renowned charge-down try in the first Test in Carisbrook on that tour?
9. Which 2013 tourist scored his first try on his international debut in 2013?
10. Which 2013 tourist made an astonishing recovery from a hand injury to play in the second and third Tests?
Now, get your teeth stuck into some more 2013 problems to solve from across the hemispheres:
11. To which player was Ronan O'Gara referring when he said of their relationship: "Not even the Pope would have mended things at that stage"?
12. Who was sacked by their club in 2013 for allegedly showing up drunk to a team meeting?
13. Which Irishman made the highlight reel when he flicked a dipping pass up off his heel to gather and score during this year's Six Nations?
14. Who provided the assist for Alex Cuthbert's second try in the Six Nations Championship decider against England in Cardiff?
15. Name the Azzurri try-scorers in Italy's sensational 23-18 victory over France.
16. Who jibed his team-mates for not passing to him in a series of quirky post-match interviews?
17. Which referee notoriously sent off Springbok hooker Bismarck du Plessis during the 2013 Rugby Championship?
18. Test rugby's most capped referee retired in 2013. Name him.
19. How many tries did Argentina score in this year's Rugby Championship?
20. Which player beat more defenders than any other in this year's Rugby Championship?
21. Which Argentinian was suspended for nine weeks after being found guilty of biting Eben Etzebeth?
22. What did Italy's Luca Morisi have to have removed after his side's November victory over Fiji?
23. And how many yellow cards were dished out to the Islanders during that game?
24. Who finished 2013 as the second-highest Test point-scorer behind Leigh Halfpenny?
25. Who scored dramatic late tries for Munster and Leicester Tigers in their respective Heineken Cup fixtures in France?
26. Who topped the points-scoring charts in this year's Super 15?
27. Name the three teams who suffered defeat to the Kings in this year's Super Rugby tournament.
28. Who returned from international exile to win the Man of the Match award for his side against Wales in November?
29. Which two players landed themselves in hot water after gesturing at opponents while scoring tries?
30. Which PRO12 head coach stepped down from his post at the end of 2013?
To round off, see if you can answer our trivia questions from the annals of rugby history:
31. Name the five players who have completed a "slam" of Five Nations tries, ie crossed the line in every fixture of a championship.
32. Who holds the record for most points scored in a Heineken Cup season?
33. Who has been the PRO12 top try-scorer for the past three seasons?
34. Scotland triumphed over Ireland at Murrayfield in this year's Six Nations. Prior to that win, when was the last time the Scots overcame Ireland in the same tournament at this venue?
35. Where and between whom was the inaugural international rugby match played in 1871?
36. Who scored the "try from the end of the world"?
37. Who scored a try in all four of Australia's Tests on their grand slam tour of 1984?
38. In the 1995 World Cup, Jonah Lomu scored four tries against England in a 45-29 victory. Who else crossed the line for the All Blacks?
39. And in the same tournament, who were the starting Springboks centres in their famous final triumph?
40. Which player touched down for the first try of the 1987 World Cup, and against which country did he score?
41. NRL convert Israel Folau made waves in 2013 after switching codes to play for the Warratahs and Wallabies. Name the three backs in Australia's 2003 World Cup squad who also converted from league to union.
42. Who threw a suspiciously forward-looking pass that led to a try for France in their 2007 World Cup quarter-final victory over New Zealand?
43. Which Ireland winger did Bill McLaren famously describe as a "mad octopus"?
44. Who kicked five drop-goals against England in the 1999 World Cup?
45. Which Welshman kicked a late touchline conversion at Murrayfield to beat Scotland in the 1971 Five Nations?
46. Who was the first player to score 1000 Test points?
47. Who made up the famous Pontypool front row of the 1970s?
48. Identify the French internationals better known by these nicknames:
a. Le TGV
b. The Bayonne Express
c. Le Bus
49. Which player holds the record for the most tries in a single Super Rugby season?
50. Who scored the fastest ever Super Rugby try?
The Answers:
1 Paul O'Connell v Barbarians, 2 Hastings (Gavin and Scott in 1993 and 1989) and Underwoods (Rory and Tony in 1993), 3 George Smith (2001 and 2013), 4 Tony O'Reilly, 5 Justin Harrison, 6 Daniel Herbert, 7 Chris Pollock, 8 Ian McLauchlan, 9 Sean Maitland, 10 Tommy Bowe
11 Jonny Sexton, 12 Mike Phillips, 13 Simon Zebo, 14 Justin Tipuric, 15 Martin Castrogiovanni and Sergio Parrise, 16 Nick Cummins, 17 Romain Poite, 18 Jonathan Kaplan, 19 Seven, 20 Jean de Villiers (20), 21 Leonardo Senatore, 22 His spleen, 23 Five, 24 Florin Vlaicu, 25 JJ Hanrahan and Niki Goneva, 26 Morne Steyn, 27 Force, Rebels, Highlanders, Lions, 28 Quade Cooper, 29 Delon Armitage, George North, 30 Franco Smith
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The official marketing text of Projecta Cinema Electrol 183x240 Matte White S as supplied by the manufacturerThe electrical projection screens from Projecta are ideal when heavy demands are placed on the projection screen. The projection screens are equipped with an excellent quality projection screen fabric and a roll mechanism that guarantees a perfectly flat-hanging screen fabric under any circumstances. The integrated quiet and strong motors are supplied standard with a five year guarantee.
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Clube Atlético Juventus: a slice of Italy in Brazil by Aaron› 18 Mar 2013
Brazil and Italy are two of the world's leading football powers who have memorably met on the pitch on many occasions, but they come together in a more unusual way thanks to one small club. Clube Atlético Juventus are a small team based in a neighbourhood of Sao Paulo called Mooca, and were formed by Italian workers in the area in 1924. The Italian Juventus was the obvious inspiration for the club's name, but the team's colours were taken from another Italian club. Pele once stated that the most beautiful goal of his career was scored against Juventus, an event which is marked by a plaque at the club's ground.
Famous as one of Brazil's most traditional clubs, Juventus have used their history as inspiration for their latest shirt launch, which brings together some of the club's old players with the current stars of the team. Players from the 1950s and 1980s join current squad members Romarinho and Elvis De Sa to discuss what Juventus means to them. The phrases on the pictures here suggest: 'More than a football team, we were a team of friends' and 'We used to play for the love of the shirt. And they continue to do so at Juventus.'
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It's rare to see a dual dynamic driver earphone in the sub $100 range, and that's exactly what we will be taking a look at today. After reviewing top tiered IEM's, I thought it would be good to take a step back and look at some budget IEM's, tailored for all the mid-fi people wandering around on the market. The SonoCore COA-803+ is a dual dynamic driver earphone that...
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Skip to comments.Ocean City Bids Farewell to OCBP Capt. Robert Craig
Posted on 05/12/2009 5:58:04 AM PDT by real_patriotic_american
(At right) Flanked by friends and family members, a wreath is carried down the beach to be released into the ocean in memory of Craig, "founding father" of the Beach Patrol. Carrying the wreath is the current head of the organization, Capt. Butch Arbin, who is flanked by Craig's son, Robert Craig, and grandson, Christopher Craig. (Above) Sean Williams pushes a surf board, carrying the wreath and the ashes of Capt. Craig, toward a Coast Guard boat, which released the wreath farther from the shore.
Captain Robert S. Craig, Ocean City Beach Patrol, Maryland, was a great man who touched so many people's lives. He will be forever missed.
This merits a delmarva ping.
His ashes didn't help my offshore fishing last week. It's transition time, though. The togs aren't completely gone, but the sea bass haven't completely arrived.
... and thank you Tijeras_Slim!
I used to look over the inlet and ocean with Captain Craig watching the boats and ships coming and going.
The greatest culinary tragedy is that Thrasher's Fries and the Owl Bar's Green Chili Cheeseburger are 2000 miles apart.
Thanks for posting this.
Unfortunately a computer crash cost me almost all my ping lists, so I will have to recreate one.....please let me know if you want on or remember any folks who were on it....
But around the corner from Thrashers Fries is Phillips Crab House were they had the Memorial Service dinner.
YOu would have to say that. You know how hard it is to find a good crabcake at 7500' in the New Mexico mountains? ;)
You are probably missing Ocean Downs, Trader Lees and the O.C. bus service as well?
Dayton's chicken, Dollie's caramel corn...
The italian ice at 11th and the Boardwalk...
Breakfast at the Santa Maria (torn down now)...
Up in the north end, it was either Denny's, McD's, or Duncan Doughnuts for scambled eggs, several pots of mud and lies.
I was probably headed out with Capt. Bunting on the Angler. I DID see Captain Craig's memorial pics at the Livesaving Museum last weekend and remembered seeing him everywhere.
Captain Craig's son also served on the OCBP and is a retired U.S. Navy officer and Vietnam Veteran.
Family has stayed at the same place on 14th and Pennsylvania for 53 years.
Great Grandfather owned a bunch of land there in the 30's but sold it because it was getting "too crowded."
Oh yes, Captain got around in various ways as he supervised us. One day when I was guarding along the boardwalk, I turned around and there was the Captain riding by on the boardwalk tram. Other times, he'd be in the jeep, pick-up or zodiac boat.
14th St.? I didn't guard exactly on 14th, but several of the summers, I was a few blocks away.
Both Captain Craig and Assistant Captain Schoepf were teachers/coaches during the school year. Then they'd leave school and come down to serve on the OCBP during the summer. You never knew when they might show up. If they caught us with to many chics around our lifeguard stand, we'd get a dose of "The School of Hard Knocks."
I never spent much time in OC, but many of the names you guys are tossing out are familiar to me, mostly stories from my husband about his misspent youth :)
Yes, Captain's Craig and Schoepf expected us to maintain beach safety to the utmost and not be distracted from our duties. Having to many chics around your stand at the wrong time could get you a real good blistering!!
As members of the OCBP, we'd get discount cards from the town's finest resteraunts. Ohhh, the good ole days....
Our tog season is currently closed, and the stripers are just starting to come back. Blues are due in the next couple weeks.
Thank God winter is OVER!
We could see the Navy ships sailing by on there way to and from Norfolk. I served in the Navy on the west coast myself.
Hey, the USAF would sometimes fly by overhead (and I mean real, real low). They were probably checking out the beautiful Ocean City scenery on the beach.
I recall Captain Craig telling me that he remembers when a horrific hurricane opened up the inlet in Ocean City in 1933. Shortly after the hurricane passed by, the ocean returned to extreme calm with very peaceful sunny blue skies.
In honor of OC, I'm wearing my Purple Moose Saloon t-shirt at work today.
.... O.K., then I'll go dig up my "Back-of-the-Rack" t-shirt!
Alright fellows,
Now if you are true veterans of vintage Ocean City, tell me what happened to the Alaska Stand on the boardwalk at I believe 1st St.?
I still miss their fries and vinegar after 40 years!
Hummmmm, I believe that it was still there when I left.
I miss Billy's Sub Shop, The Dough Roller, Tony's Pizza and Leo's Subs and Crabs Restaurant myself, etc.
As far as I know it's still there. There's also one near 8th street and the Boardwalk.
Some of the best summers I had were spent working there in a bikeshop in the late 70's - living in a cottage around 7th and Baltimore with a bunch of bike/beach bums.
Anyone rememeber the Safari Shop of the 60's and 70's with the big gorilla on the roof around 14th?
I was a beach boy renting out mats, chairs and umbrellas. Sat and listened to tunes most of the day while watching bikinis stroll by.
Been spoiled for it ever since.
Will need to shield my young son from it lest he thinks that's what life's all about.
But I would go in a heartbeat to a beachboy/bum reunion!
There's no going back, but at OC you can close your eyes and pretend pretty good!
If I'd known what the future would bring, I'd have appreciated those days a lot more.
Having lived in New Mexico for some time now, I have a problem with the humidity... I'm used to single digits!
Well thanks for those chairs on our stands.
Captain Craig had us pull our stands out close to the water so that you folks could put out all your umbrellas for rent. Of course, it was for safety as well.
Remember when the wind used to pick up those umbrellas and send them flying? Of course, we'd be right there to catch them.
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Have you always wanted to try Linux but don't have a spare machine or don't care to dual boot your main computer? Well, thanks to virtualization technology, you can easily install one operating system inside another on one machine.
The following articles show you how to use some of the more popular virtualization software programs to run Linux in Windows and Windows in Linux and how to run XP mode in Windows 7. We also show you how to create and use virtual hard drives in Windows, and even how to run mobile operating systems on your PC.
VMware Workstation/Player
VMware Workstation is a popular and powerful program for creating virtual machines for running one operating system inside another. VMware Player is a free program that allows you to create and run virtual machines. However, if you want to the ability to create multiple snapshots and clones of your virtual machines, you need to purchase VMware Workstation. The following articles show you how to use VMware Workstation/Player to run Linux in Windows and Windows in Linux, run XP Mode in Windows 7, and even how to run Windows 95 in a virtual machine.
- Keyboard Shortcuts for VMware Workstation
- How To Install Windows Home Server Beta "Vail" on VMware Workstation
- Make Virtual Machines Always Hide To The System Tray in VMware Workstation
- Improve VMware VM Performance by Defragmenting Virtual Disks
- Run Windows in Ubuntu with VMware Player
- How To Run Ubuntu in Windows 7 with VMware Player
- How to Boot a VMware Virtual Machine from a USB Drive
- Geek Fun: Virtualized Old School Windows – Windows 95
- Run XP Mode on Windows 7 Machines Without Hardware Virtualization
- Create an XP Mode for Windows 7 Home Versions & Vista
If you don't want to pay for VMware Workstation, but you want some more features than VMware Player offers, VirtualBox is a good option. It is a free program from Oracle that allows you to create multiple virtual machines running different operating systems. It has a good set of features and can run on computers running Windows, Linux, OS X, and Solaris. One major difference is that VMware Workstation allows you to drag and drop files to copy them between the host machine and the guest OS. As of the writing of this article, VirtualBox only allows you to copy and paste text, not files, between the host and the guest.
The following articles show you how to run Windows 8 in a VirtualBox virtual machine, how to run XP Mode using VirtualBox, how to use VirtualBox to run Linux on your Windows PC, and even how to backup and move VirtualBox virtual machines.
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- How to Test Drive Windows 8 in VirtualBox
- Access Shared Folders in a VirtualBox Ubuntu 11.04 Virtual Machine
- Install XP Mode with VirtualBox Using the VMLite Plugin
- Try Out a New Operating System the Easy Way with VirtualBox
- Mount USB Devices in Virtualbox with Ubuntu
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- How To Backup and Move VirtualBox Machines
- Use VirtualBox to Test Linux on Your Windows PC
- How To Run XP Mode in VirtualBox on Windows 7 (sort of)
- How To Run Chrome OS in VirtualBox
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Virtual PC is Microsoft's virtualization software. It is also free, like VirtualBox. However, it is mostly aimed at running XP Mode in Windows 7 and only runs on Windows 7 computers. The following articles show you how to run XP Mode using Virtual PC without requiring hardware virtualization, how to install Windows 7 inside a virtual machine using Virtual PC, and how to use Virtual PC to run Internet Explorer 7, 8, and 9 on the same computer.
If you want a version of Virtual PC that will run on older versions of Windows, such as Vista, XP, and Server 2003, you can download Virtual PC 2007.
- Beginner: How To Create a Virtual Machine in Windows 7 Using Virtual PC
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- How to Change the Virtual Machine Boot Device in Virtual PC
- How to Run Internet Explorer 7, 8, and 9 at the Same Time Using Virtual Machines
- Installing the Updated XP Mode which Requires no Hardware Virtualization
Microsoft's Hyper-V is the successor to Virtual PC. It can be installed in Windows Server 2008 as a role, or you can install the standalone product as a limited-feature Windows Server 2008 operating system on its own. Hyper-V will be bundled with Windows 8 when it's released.
The following article shows you how to create a virtual machine in Hyper-V in Windows Server 2008.
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One of the more useful features of Windows 7 is the ability to create an extra hard drive you can use to store and encrypt files. These hard drives are called Virtual Hard Disks (VHDs) and the following articles show you how to create them, easily mount and unmount them, resize them, and even how to turn your main operating system into a virtual machine using VHDs.
- How to Create a Virtual Hard Drive in Windows 7
- Mount and Unmount a VHD File in Windows Explorer via a Right-Click
- How to Resize a Microsoft Virtual Hard Drive (VHD) File
- How To Turn a Physical Computer Into A Virtual Machine with Disk2vhd
Mobile Device Operating Systems Emulators
In addition to virtualizing operating systems like Windows and Linux, you can also experiment with operating systems from mobile devices. The following articles show you how to run Android, BlackBerry, and webOS on your PC.
- How to Test Drive Google Android on Your PC Without Buying a Phone
- Test Drive the BlackBerry OS on Your PC
- Test Drive webOS Without Buying a Phone
Thanks to virtualization, you can easily run multiple operating systems without having to spend a lot of money on multiple computers or having to reboot your computer every time you want to switch systems. You can even have multiple operating systems running at once, as long as you have the hard disk space and available memory.
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Those are desktop virtualization tools. Generally, these aren't stable enough for server virt needs – months of uptime.
Server virtualization includes:
* Xen
* OpenVZ
* BSD-Jails
* VMware ESX
* VMware ESXi
* whatever Microsoft has
They each of good uses. If you are a Linux guy that wants to run 1 Windows VM, KVM is probably the best choice these days. You can run both KVM/QEMU VMs and LXC (containers) on the same hardware simultaneously. Now that is cool. LXC has pretty low overhead when compared to the HVM options. Both KVM and LXC are part of the Linux kernel development, so you don't have to worry about some 3rd party patching the kernel.
The ESX(i) options are extremely stable, but you're delving into the commercial world and commercial software cost models. ESX(i) is pretty specific about the hardware it likes too. Out of 4 machines here, only 1 would boot with the ESXi install disk. They target "server" hardware, which makes perfect sense.
Virtualization is cool.
Proxmox (proxmox.com) is a great virtualization os. Its quick and easy to install and a snap to install an os, either from a physical cd or ISO. Their wiki even shows how to convert from a physical server to virtual.
I understand that Acronis has the ability to make and use a virtual machine. Can you elaborate on that?
you forgot parallels software as a desktop virtualization software , it have got high performance.
The distinction should be made that Hyper-V is NOT a Type 2 Hypervisor. It is infact a Type 1, and not really a "successor" to Virtual PC. It was an entirely different product.
Virtualbox, VMWare Player/Workstation and Parallels are Type 2 and run on top of a Desktop OS. Hyper-V runs on the bare-metal and not designed for home use.
Philip Sydell, acronis mounts the file, doesn't allow to use it as a Virtual Machine
Hi its my first time trying out a virtual machine i used virtualbox and was wondering why is the virtual machine running slow?
I use VirtualBox and have no problems with speed.
The VB website has extensive and well-populated forums. I bet you'll get a good response there.


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University of Louisville women's basketball coach Jeff Walz said he will buy a round of beers for the house Thursday night — at least for the first couple thousand beer drinkers.
Walz will buy 2,500 fans their first beer purchased on $2 beer night at 7 p.m. Thursday at the KFC Yum! Center for the Preseason WNIT semifinal game against LSU. He said is a sign of gratitude to U of L's loyal of-age fans and an invitation for others to check out the No. 5 Cardinals.
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"We're just trying to have a little bit of a good time here at the ballgame," Walz said after Monday's 100-82 win over Quinnipiac. "Make sure you have a designated driver if you want to come and have a few of them."
"… It's a little way to say thanks to all our adults who come and support us, and we're just trying to get some of our fans who haven't come out to come on out one time and get a drink and enjoy the ballgame and hopefully grab the attention of a few more fans."
Amy Morgan, Louisville's assistant athletic director for marketing, said Budweiser and Bud Light beers and all soft drinks will be $2 at the game. As for the free beer, there will a table inside the arena where the first 2,500 fans 21 or older with proper ID can pick up a voucher — that Walz has paid for — for one drink to redeem at the concession stands. There is a limit of one voucher per person.
Morgan said it was Walz's idea to pay out of his own pocket and entice some new fans.
"It shows his commitment to the program and his desire to grow the program and expose as many fans as possible to their play on the court," she said.
Morgan said tickets for the game are also being discounted from $10 to $6. Because the game was contingent on Louisville advancing to the semifinals and wasn't confirmed to even take place until the Cards won on Monday, the school wanted to offer incentives for fans to make quick plans to attend and support the team against a challenging opponent.
She said there are no NCAA compliance issues with the beer promotion or with Walz's involvement.
Walz said it'll easily be his greatest one-time beer purchase.
"I tried that once in college, but I only got up to about 400," Walz joked, "but no, no, no, I've never done that."
Kansas State gained some national publicity last week when it provided about 300 pounds of free bacon to students who attended its women's team's season opener.
"We don't need any bacon," Walz joked. "… We're more hummus around here, health food. Fried asparagus for the next game, a tofu burger."
Louisville has had successful beer promotions in the past. Beers were $1 at U of L's spring football game, and there are regular discount-beer nights at the school's home baseball games.
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DVIDS | Jul 27 2012
TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. (July 13, 2012) —The roar of the propellers above the helicopter was deafening. A screech rang throughout the hull, where eight Marines and the flight crew sat. Their only form of communication was hand signals, but those sitting side-by-side had the luxury of screaming into each other's ears, hoping the message was comprehended down the row of seats.
The air was cooler at the high elevation, but the Marines knew what temperatures awaited them below. The aircraft circled multiple times, with the Marines peering down to get eyes on the objective.
The aircraft landed; it was game on.
Marines with Company G, 2nd Battalion, 25th Marine Regiment, conducted a tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel exercise over the Combat Center training areas Monday.
The unit, originally from Dover, N.J., arrived at the Combat Center July 1 in support of Large Scale Exercise-1/Javelin Thrust 2012.
Twenty-three Marines loaded up onto three CH-46E Sea Knight Helicopters from Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 774, and took off from the Camp Wilson landing zone.
Their mission was to retrieve two Marines awaiting rescue from a simulated downed aircraft. One was a simulated casualty and in need of medical attention, the other was somewhat injured but able to walk and talk.
Unlike a search-and-rescue, a TRAP mission is conducted because an aviator is taken down by hostile enemy fire and needs to be rescued from what could be imminent danger.
"You know what you're going in for," said LCpl Raymond Kummer, team leader, Co. G., 2/25. "We know we had people to recover."
As the bird's wheels set down on the dirt, the Marines unbuckled their seatbelts and sprinted out of the back of the helicopter. Words were still useless, but each Marine knew what they had to do.
They formed a secure perimeter as the Phrog lifted off. Keeping eyes out for any hostiles in the area, the Marines moved toward their objective — the two downed airmen.
They effectively communicated with each other and provided security as the corpsman and a group of Marines provided medical attention to the simulated casualty and rolled him onto a stretcher.
With the packages ready for transport, the CH-46Es were signaled to land.
The Marines braced themselves for the sandstorm, created by the helicopters, rotorwash as they descended for pick up.
"Overall, I think we did well. The rehearsals helped a lot," said Sgt Joseph Patishnock, squad leader, Co. G., 2/25. "This mission was definitely successful."
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Come Experience True Wisconsin Hospitality at Our Bed & Breakfast in Sparta, Wisconsin.
When you choose our inn for your business trip, vacation accommodations, or weekend getaway, our goal is to make your stay here in Sparta as pleasant and as memorable as possible. To that end, we have put in place the following policies. Please take the time to read through them, and feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
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Dear Friends, Did you know that Valentine's Day in Japan is the day for single women to tell one's feeling to someone she is interested in with a gift of chocolate? It's from women to men only! Men don't give anything to women on Valentine's Day in Japan. For couples, women are also supposed to give […]Read more


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"It began in the graveyard. Ever since her boyfriend Nathan died in a tragic accident Emma had been coming to the graveyard at night. During the day she went through the motions at her prep school, in class, with her friends, but that's all it was. But tonight was different. Tonight Emma and her dog were not alone in the cemetery. There were two others there—Eric, who had just started at her school, and an ancient woman who looked as though she were made of rags. And when they saw Emma there, the old woman reached out to her with a grip as chilling as death…."
This is one of those reviews that's difficult to do because I feel such intense conflicting feelings. When I started reading my first thought was that the writing was beautiful. It wasn't fluffy or full or big words or anything, but just the way she said things was beautiful. But at the same time I found myself feeling lost when there were more active scenes with lots going on. At times I felt so lost I kind of wanted to skim.
I really enjoyed the characters in the book. Emma has a bit of a no-nonsense attitude but not as much as her friend Amy. She did have a strong personality and strong convictions. When she made a decision no one was going to convince her otherwise. But she wasn't stupid and she'd do what she could to ensure her safety when doing some of these things she was so determined to do.
I really loved that one of Emma's friends was autistic. While this wasn't a focus in the story, it was there. And we saw how much she cared about him. We saw the things he struggled with but we also saw his strengths. I'm not sure I've ever seen an autistic character in YA and I think it's important to have little things like that so people understand them better. This, in my opinion, was one of the strongest things this book had going for it.
I loved the plot and setting and story line but it just didn't flow well for me and that definitely made me enjoy it a lot less. If that flow had been better this would have been an amazing book for me. I'm curious whether others have issues with the same thing or if it's just me.
Overall I think I would recommend the book if it sounds like something you'd enjoy. I don't feel like it's something we've seen a lot of before, it felt unique enough to me to be 'not just another paranormal read'.
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PRICE-Annette Lloyd Swasey passed away Feb.26, 2010 at her home in Price, Utah. Born Sept. 23, 1950, 20 minutes before her identical twin, and lifelong best friend, Jeanette. They enjoyed a childhood of sharing favorite books and riding the cows in the fields on the family's dairy farm in Ontario, Ore.
As a teenager, Annette received treatment for scoliosis by spending a year and a half in a body cast. During this time she developed a deep love of art, poetry, and calligraphy.
Annette married Steven Alden Swasey for time and eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Nov. 22, 1968. Their love was Steve's constant motivation throughout his excruciating service as a marine in Viet Nam. When on night guard duty, he reminded himself that Annette might be "wishing on the same bright star".
Annette always sought the best for her family, raising children of faith, accomplishment, and service. Both her children and grandchildren will always remember the tremendous holiday celebrations she always insisted upon.
Survived by her husband, five children, nine grandchildren, and five siblings. Preceded in death by her father Clarence Lloyd, mother Elizabeth Wilson, sister Jeanette Lloyd Moore, brother-in-law Thomas Moore, and son Matthew Lane Swasey.
Annette will be sincerely missed by the family and friends who love her dearly.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, March 2, 11 a.m. at the Price LDS Third Ward Building, 500 South and 300 West. Viewing was Monday, March 1, 2010 from 6-8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary in Price and will be on Tuesday from 9:30-10:30 a.m. prior to the services at the church. Internment will be at the Valley View Memorial Cemetery, 4400 West 4100 South, Salt Lake City at 4 p.m. Friends and family may sign the guestbook and share memories of Annette at www.fausettmortuary.com.


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