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Common Garage Door Issues: Broken Garage Door Opener
More Common Garage Door Issues For more information about common garage door issues, read the other items in the series: Broken Torsion Springs Damaged Garage Door Warped or Misaligned Tracks Worn Out Extension Springs Dirty or Misaligned Sensors Dry or Squeaky Rollers and Hinges Snapped …Read More
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Tyler Slavens
I think Overhead Door did a great job. My wife opened the garage door to leave for work this morning, and it opened fine, but when it came back down, snap went the spring. I was dead to the world, but the kids said they heard a loud noise in the garage.After using our front door to exit the house (who does that) and taking the kids to school, I came back and tested my awesome troubleshooting powers against my issue. "Troubleshooting Powers", consisting of: hitting the button to make the door move up and down a few inches a couple of times, unlatching the emergency coupler to make sure the motor wasn't bad, and then poking at what I thought was the broken part with a broom handle. I called Overhead Door shortly after.Between when I called around Noonish and when Keith left after fixing it earlier this evening, less than 5 hours had passed.That is awesome response time, and awesome service. Keith had both springs and shaft bearings replaced and everything was hooked back up and working good as new in what felt like an hour and a half, super fast!Thanks for helping me out, I couldn't be happier.
Bobby Merckling
Thank you for the opportunity to share my experience with Overhead Door for the purpose public to read when making a decision on doing business with your company.My experience has been going on for more than 3 months now. The first company rep I met with was Jason, the salesman. He did a great job. He was right on time to discuss my specific needs. We visited about my 2 garage doors for my new 26×28 building. He showed me samples, gave me advice and measured everything and we were able to get a proposal written up. That evening my wife and I discussed the project and agreed on having Overhead Door do the install. I called Jason the next evening, on his cell, and we got the doors ordered and I paid 1/2 of the cost. 3 weeks later the doors arrived as promised and I got a call from your office to set an install date. One of the doors was damaged in transit so it had to be re-ordered and we would have to wait another 3 weeks for it to arrive. I understood that, that this was not your fault so everything was fine. We set the install date for complete install of one door and the panels of the damaged door would be set in place to keep the weather out until our other door arrived.The time was set for noon for the install to start and everything would be completed by 4:30. I was to arrive home from work at that time to inspect the work and pay my balance. I arrived home at 4:30 and no rep was here but had been here because some supplies had been unloaded. 20 minutes later the rep pulled in. Now it is 4:50 and the install hasn't even started yet so I immediately cancel the plans my wife and I had made over a month prior. The rep asked me if I was paying the balance by card or check. I informed him that our agreement stated balance to be paid when install was complete and I would be paying nothing until my undamaged door came in and the job was completed. (Good thing I refused to pay until Overhead Door met your obligation)The rep began the install. An hour later I came to the shop to check on things. I walked in and immediately saw the tracks were higher than my light fixtures. He disagreed and started measuring. I told him just open the door and it will show you that the door won't clear my lights. He did open the door and the door hit the fixture. He then asked if he could come back at a later date to finish. I said no because I can't open the door to access my garage. He took the complete door and tracks down and cut several inches off the track and reinstalled. Of course putting holes in my finished and painted wall where the brackets used to be. About 8:30 that night he left. The next day I came to closer inspect his work. Seal on bottom of door shows huge gap on left side. Door is off centered 2 inches to one side (again not Jason's fault, he specifically encouraged me to order this style of door so the door would be centered) 10 holes in my finished wall where he made the mistake of not cutting tracks before he installed.I waited a few days to take the best path to inform you of my complaints/concerns. I went to your website and sent an email voicing everything listed above. Email was the best path for 2 reasons. 1. I had my doubts about your quality of work and wanted all correspondence in writing from this point on. 2. I am a trainer/instructor and have very limited access to phone calls during work hours.It wasn't long before I noticed missed calls from your place of business. I sent a 2nd email a few days later (having to enter my email address each time before I sent them so I knew you had my email address and was choosing not to reply)A few weeks later I emailed Jason who immediately emailed back to me, apologized, told me he forwarded the email to the GM of overhead door and that he would do everything he could to get this fixed. He also sent me a call log from Overhead Door to me. I replied to him and explained everything listed above about email/phone calls. Several days went by and my frustration built because of another family event that had to be canceled because you wouldn't complete the job as stated in our agreement. I sent Jason another email while I was out of state working and told him of my frustration and informed him that no employee or rep from Overhead Door is allowed on my property. I certainly did not want you there while I was out of state. I told him I would seek legal help to recover damages and deal with you not fulfilling your obligation per the contract and that I would find a company to complete the job you started, botched up and now refused to complete.He emailed me back a few days later. Told me that an email had been sent from Overhead Door and to check my email to see if it went to junk. There was an email there. Asking when we could make an appointment to finish the install. No mention of my concerns, complaints or the problem. Jason informed me that the reason you didn't email sooner is because you didn't have my email address (which I believe is a false statement because I had to enter it to send you my original emails months ago)Jason sends me another email stating my undamaged door is at the warehouse and asked me to reconsider letting you finish the install. He stated he feels it would be best and easier on all of us. I am a fair man and have the utmost respect for Jason so although this agreement started August 23rd I was willing, on certain terms, to work with you. I emailed back over a week ago and requested an email stating exactly how much you planned to charge me and the details of the "job being completed". There has been no reply.Pictures show what you left me with. First picture shows your finished work on undamaged door.1. Off center 2 inches2. Gap on bottom left (zoom to see level on door, the new concrete isn't unlevel, the door is)3. Zoom to see 10 holes in finished wall because of misplacing brackets.Second picture shows damaged door. Zoom to see these tracks were not shortened either so they will have to be removed,cut and reinstalled making 10 extra holes in this wall as well.This is an accurate review of my experience as a customer of Overhead Door.I hope it helps all who are considering who they will choose for their garage door needs.I welcome a reply to this review. I challenge any statements questioning the accuracy of every fact stated in my review and will back with dated written documentation.I AM UNABLE TO POST THE PICTURES IN THIS REVIEW BUT WILL ATTEMPT TO POST IN A SECOND REVIEW OR TO THE OVERHEAD DOOR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR CONSUMER VIEWING.
Steve Morton
Keith was fantastic….excellent response time….efficient….highly recommend !!
Judy Mascaro
The service has always been excellent. The service people have always arrived when they said they would and explained what they were doing.
Russ Tandy
Max called at 11:40 a.m. and said he would be at my house in 20 minutes. The ticket shows his arrival time was 11:58 a.m. We discussed what was wrong and he went to work. He said it might be 30 minutes. He changed a broken spring, put up the new cables that I had already purchased and assured everything about the door was in proper working order. All of this for $169:00 and my receipt shows that he was done and leaving at 12:30. Excellent. Will definitely recommend to others.
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Stephen Griggs
Fixed my door promptly and for way less than the other estimates I had.
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Sara Beth
Thank you for helping me in my garage door emergency today!!!!! Jason was prompt , efficient & service was quickly done so I could get to work!!!! I will definitely use your service again!!!!! Thanx- Sara
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Kurt Dillow
14:38 27 Oct 18
I had a main board go out on my 2006 era Legacy OHD lift. I called and verified that had the part in stock and promptly picked it up. They walked me through installation and troubleshooting. The board I bought was defective, but without hesitation they swapped it out for another and had me on my way. I reinstalled the new main board in 15 minutes and everything is working great. In fact all of my remotes seem to have better signal and connectivity since replacement of the main board. I highly recommend OHD of Springfield.read more
Drake Cheek
04:23 24 Oct 18
I'd highly recommend the services of this company! I called at 9pm and the phone was answered quickly by I believe Janet. Answered questions and concerns appropriately. Had a service tech out to us by 9:30pm by the name of Chris M. Chris was genuine and assessed the situation adequately. Made the repair look easy and provided preventative maintenance as well. The job was finished with an hour. Also advised us on how we can prevent this from reoccurring. Once again I highly recommend and thank you!read more
Dakota Boggess
13:00 10 Sep 18
Greatest door company you could ever ask for! Great service, reasonable prices, and good on their word!read more
Matt Bobbitt
22:47 01 Aug 18
Called and spoke with a really nice person. Jason got here and fixed/replaced the spring for what I consider a reasonable charge and was done in half an hour. Right on! I would recommend and do business with again.read more
Rob G
18:46 19 Jun 18
This is exactly how a business should run. Went to showroom, picked out doors, got a price immediately without the "Who are you?" "Do you know how much doors cost?" lines, or "We'll get back to you later." As a professional business it is expected that pricing for the products they sell should be readily available, and this was the case. Jason came out and handled measuring, very professional and highly recommended.read more
Missie Burk
14:49 30 May 18
We called about the cables breaking on our garage door. We were given a time window of when they were to arrive, he called and got to my house early.. BONUS…. same day service…. extremely friendly and very professional. He got the job done in a timely manor and I would highly recommend them!! Thanks again!read more
christopher gran
23:52 24 Nov 17
Great service, timely, professional, affordable. I would use this company without pause and recommend them to anyone who needs service on an entryway gate. My Apollo gate works like a charm thanks to their expertise.read more
Normal Peeps
23:55 28 Oct 17
Awesome place! Answered the phone on the weekends with a real person and great service!
Bing Bayer
21:26 06 Sep 17
The spring and cables broke on my garage door. The first tech person finished 95% of the job, but since my door was very old, it was more complicated. A second, more experienced tech guy came out the next day and fixed it without any extra charge. Since I live 25 miles from Springfield, that was an extra blessing of not having to pay for a service call. Both men were friendly and explained how everything worked on the door. They arrived on time and were very professional in their demeanor. I would rate this company very highly as my door was fixed quickly and correctly by two well-trained and friendly technicians.read more
Terri LynnHoward
14:14 31 Aug 17
I work for Ryan Lawn & Tree and we've used this company for some time now and we've always had good experiences. This last experience was by far the best! The gentlemen that showed up (Michael & Austin) were here within an hour or less. The response time was unbelievable! When I called into the office, the CSR was very friendly and helpful (I believe her name was Rachel). The 2 gentlemen were very respectful and solved our problem in like 30-45 minutes. We are very satisfied with this company!read more
noahsnana Tyler
04:58 13 May 17
I highly recommend Overhead Door Company for your garage door needs. I called Thursday morning and they sent Keith to my rescue. Both springs were broke and the cable but Keith was at my house fixed the problem and gone before noon. He was very professional and took extra care around my 2017 KIA Sorrento. I will call this company again to do work needed.read more
Caleb Coatney
15:34 07 Nov 16
Great service. I called to have my garage door repaired and they were able to get to my house that same day. The technician worked quickly and was able to take care of all the issues and got me back up and running within a few short hours. I would recommend Overhead Door Company of Springfield, MO and will use again in the future. Thanks!read more
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What it comes down to is that Ronson, author of "The Psychopath Test" and "The Men Who Stare at Goats," is a very, very good storyteller. And a versatile one at that: The stories in this collection range from an investigative profile of an assisted-suicide practitioner to coverage of a pop star's pedophilia trial. If there's a thread, it's Ronson's desire to report on and attempt to explain human dysfunction in its various, colorful forms — witness the titles of the book's four sections: "The Strange Things We're Willing to Believe''; "High-Flying Lives''; "Everyday Difficulty''; and "Stepping Over the Line.''
Ronson revels in showing us the hidden sides of seemingly one-dimensional characters. When he follows the troubled pop star Robbie Williams to a Nevada UFO conference following the latter's sudden interest in the subject, for example, we're expecting to see an obsessive nodding along to the tales of abductions and implants. Instead Ronson presents us with a more conflicted Williams; yeah, he believes in this stuff, but he also understands that he could be simply searching for a distraction. He used to read all the trashy British tabloids, he explains to Ronson. "Eventually I had to stop looking because I'd find things that would upset me, whether it would be about me or about somebody else. So I had to fill that void. And that void has been filled with this stuff."
A lesser journalist would have highlighted Williams's oddness — "Pop Star Obsessed With Aliens!'' is such a seductive headline, after all. Instead, Ronson digs in, treats Williams like a human being, and gets a much better story as a result.
"Lost at Sea" is littered with memorable stories, like "Who Killed Richard Cullen?," a prescient and very cleverly executed pre-Great Recession tale of one family's tragic collision with morally bankrupt credit-card solicitors, and "Amber Waves of Green," in which Ronson interviews his way up the socioeconomic ladder, trying to figure out what binds — and distinguishes — people at different income levels..
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Although it has taken a very long time to get Audible on Windows Phone, the app has received two updates since its initial release just a few weeks ago. That's some fast response time to what are presumably bug fixes and optimizations.
Version 1.2 just hit the Marketplace for Windows Phone with v1.1 happening sometime last week when it also popped up in the UK.
Unfortunately, the Audible folks don't seem too keen on sharing release notes, so we'll have to wing this one and just say "it got better, somehow". We don't use the app enough to figure out ourselves (we fall asleep to story narrations, we blame it on childhood) so we'll rely on you to point out any new features or bug fixes.
Grab the free official Audible app for Windows Phone, now on mysterious version 1.2, here in the Marketplace. Thanks, James M., for the heads up
Update: Reader Jack let us know that the app was also made available in Germany last week and this latest update fixes some translations issues for their language.


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A growing number of people, from all walks of life, are familiar with the healing influence of Divine energy. So many of our present day ills stem from blocking the natural flow of energy from our higher natures, from the God within. The need to re-connect, to re-create the circuit through which Soul energy can flow is a crucial step in the healing process.
What is true for the individual is equally true for humanity as a whole. Many of the problems that we face in the world exist because we have distorted or blocked the divine circulatory flow from our higher, spiritual nature. Humanity today needs to strengthen this inner connection to enable the Soul energies of light and love to qualify human thought, activity and relationship. Our separative thinking has led us to lose sight of the reality of inner connectedness. The split between humankind's spiritual essence and its outer form has generated many forms of disease. Not only does it cause physical disease, but also psychological disturbance. The effects of this split can be seen too in other forms of disease such as the pollution and the environmental degradation that threaten so much of life on earth.
How can we strengthen the flow of Soul energy into humanity?
One initiative that is working to establish this re-connection, and which involves tens of thousands of people throughout the world is Triangles. Triangles is an idea for using techniques of meditation and visualisation to create a unifying web of light and goodwill through which spiritual energy can flow into human minds and hearts. People link each day in thought in threes, visualising each person as a point of light and feeling goodwill flowing between them. Having linked up in this way, light and love are visualised pouring into the triangle, energising it, vitalising it until it becomes a triangle of scintillating brilliance. The energy is then released, directed out from each point of the triangle as light and goodwill, to flow across the network of triangles being created by people around the world.
The Triangles service is challenging, yet really quite simple – a few minutes dedicated thought each day. It is not necessary to be physically present with your two co-workers or to synchronise the timing of the link.
Triangles workers use the Great Invocation to focus their appeal for light, love and spiritual direction. The Great Invocation voices in a simple and direct way humanity's need for light on its path, love in its relationships and the spiritual will to work for the good of the whole. The work is an act of service, a service to humanity and a service to the evolutionary process working out on our planet.
But why form triangles? A triangle is a powerful symbol of the divine and the idea of the trinity lies at the heart of many spiritual traditions. It is an archetypal form, a basic energy pattern within the universe. The triangle acts as a focus for spiritual energy and energies, for energies emanating from the Soul. Triangles seeks to re-connect humanity to its Soul so that the healing energies of light and love can flow into the world, bringing goodwill and enlightened thought to bear upon world problems, healing divisions and fostering right human relations.
The Great Invocation
From the point of Light within the Mind of God
Let light stream forth into the minds of men.
Let Light descend on Earth.
From the point of Love within the Heart of God
Let love stream forth into the hearts of men.
May Christ return to Earth.
From the centre where the Will of God is known
Let purpose guide the little wills of men –
The purpose which the Masters know and serve.
From the centre which we call the race of men
Let the Plan of Love and Light work out
And may it seal the door where evil dwells.
Let Light and Love and Power restore the Plan on Earth.
The beauty and strength of this invocation lies in its simplicity, and in the expression of certain truths which all people innately and normally accept. Many religions believe in a World Teacher, known under such names as the Lord Maitreya, Krishna, Imam Mahdi and the Messiah, and these terms are used in some Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim and Jewish versions of the Great Invocation.


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Nunes: FBI 'basically lied to the court' to get FISA warrant
WASHINGTON (Sinclair Broadcast Group) - House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., said Wednesday that the public can "absolutely" trust the FBI, even though some in the organization "basically lied to the court" to obtain a surveillance warrant on a former adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
According to Nunes, a criminal referral released by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, Tuesday confirms much of the information in the four-page memo his committee made public last Friday. The memo alleged that the FBI used unverified information from a former British intelligence officer who was working for a firm being paid by Hillary Clinton's campaign in an application for a FISA warrant on Carter Page, a one-time foreign policy adviser to Trump.
"You had one campaign, the Hillary Clinton campaign, working in conjunction with the Democratic National Committee - dug up dirt on Donald Trump that was phony dirt, gave it to the FBI who then opened an investigation," he said.
According to Nunes, the FISA application did not reveal that Christopher Steele, the former intelligence officer who compiled a dossier of information on Trump's ties to Russia, was directly connected to Clinton's campaign.
"They actually went to great lengths to not tell anyone that the Democrats had paid for this, and the Hillary campaign paid for this," he said, acknowledging that a footnote in the application did indicate Steele's partisan motivation but it was "buried way deep."
Read the entire transcript of our interview with Rep. Nunes, and watch the raw footage here
Grassley referred Steele to the Department of Justice for criminal investigation several weeks ago alleging that he lied to investigators about his contacts with the media, but some of the details were only made public Tuesday. Nunes called the case against Steele laid out in the referral "a slam dunk."
"The mainstream media has tried to deflect, tried to obfuscate," he said. "But now we know from the release last night of the Grassley letter confirms everything that's in our memo."
According to Nunes, FBI officials either did not confirm Steele's information or they did know it was wrong and misled the court.
"What happened is the FBI presented the dossier as if it was true," he said. "And then they used a news article to corroborate this dossier – the dirt – but what they didn't say is that Steele, who wrote this, also briefed the reporters."
The Nunes memo claims FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe testified the warrant to surveil Page would not have been sought without the information from Steele's dossier, but Democrats dispute that account of his testimony. Nunes confirmed that Page had been on the FBI's radar for years before he joined the Trump campaign, but he stressed that Page cooperated with the FBI in a previous case against a Russian spy ring that tried to recruit him.
"When the FBI actually goes to that American citizen and that American citizen cooperates with the FBI, then that information is used in a court proceeding to help bust the Russians, it's really disingenuous to put out fake information that Carter Page is some kind of Russian superspy that needed to be monitored by the government," he said.
Now that all this information is public, Nunes said the FBI and DOJ should take some action to restore the faith of the public, but he is not sure if they can run an investigation into the conduct of their own agents and top officials.
"They'd have to do a whole investigation to determine who lied," he said. "Right? I mean they basically lied to the court. So that's their problem to figure out. I don't get involved in the Judicial Branch of government but there should be something done there."
Democrats on the committee say the Nunes memo vastly mischaracterizes evidence and provides an incomplete picture. The FBI has also expressed "grave concerns" about its accuracy.
Democrats produced their own 10-page memo in rebuttal and Nunes believes the public should see that too once sensitive information is redacted.
"I mean, it's loaded with sources and methods," he said. "If those are stripped out of it, I mean there's really no problem with it."
President Trump must decide by the end of the week whether to allow the Democratic memo's release. He approved the declassification of the Republican memo against the advice of FBI leadership.
Nunes dismissed the concerns expressed by the FBI that releasing his memo could be damaging to national security. Instead, he suggested the FBI and DOJ spent months stonewalling the committee and hiding evidence of malfeasance.
"I think now the American people know, that was basically two weeks that I had to endure of nonsense about me supposedly releasing classified information that was going to harm national security," he said.
Despite the conspiracy against Trump he outlined and the illicit conduct he alleged, Nunes emphasized that the public can still trust the FBI.
"Absolutely you can trust the FBI," he said. "In fact, the FBI, the rank and file people - I've spoken to current agents, their spouses, retired agents, all of them that I've spoke to – because they call my office, they come by. They're thanking us. They're thanking the House and the Intelligence Committee for what we've exposed."


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The human body has developed various mechanisms, through which it can protect itself against newly-developing cancer cells. For instance, killer-cells recognize and destroy altered cells in our organs every day. Once tumours have developed, they may be inhibited in growth by messenger substances from the immune system. Scientists from the research group "Molecular Immunology" at the Helmholtz Center for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig have now succeeded to reveal a completely unexpected function of such an immunological messenger substance in the suppression of tumours; i.e., the molecule "beta-interferon" inhibits the tumour in its attempts to connect into the human blood circulatory system. Moreover, it hinders the production of growth factors that support the formation of new blood vessels. The conclusion - the tumour cannot grow. The results from their study have been published in the latest issue of the scientific magazine "Journal of Clinical Investigation".
The connection with the blood circulatory system is a significant step in the development of cancer. Within the tissue where it is growing, the tumour develops an independent existence. With signal substances it entices white blood cells from the bone marrow into the tumour tissue. The task of these cells, usually, is to defend against infection and stimulate the healing of wounds. Within the tumour, these cells prompt new blood vessels to increase their rate of growth. Once the tumour is connected to the blood circulatory system, it is provided with nutrients for growth. It also can then disseminate its own cells into the overall blood circulatory system as well and form metastases. Scientists at the HZI are now in the process of deciphering precisely how a messenger substance is able to inhibit this integration process into the blood circulatory system.
Messenger substances are the fine-tuning regulators of immune-cells; they activate or deactivate them, generate the production of growth factors or further messenger substances and initiate or terminate an immune reaction. One of these signal molecules is currently being used in therapy for several forms of cancer ¡ˇěCinterferon. How it works remains a mystery, so far, to scientists. The research scientist Jadwiga Jablonska from HZI has recently found a new mode of action against cancer beta-interferon a subtype of the interferons. The results surprised her: "Beta-interferon blocks the connection of the tumour into the blood vessel system by inhibiting immune cells to produce growth factors. This effect upon tumours was completely unexpected," says Jadwiga Jablonska.
The research scientist allowed skin tumours to grow in two groups of mice; the first group of mice was not able to build beta-interferon, while the second group produced the messenger substance as usual within their bodies. After a few days, the research scientist investigated the growth rate of the tumour. "In mice that cannot produce beta-interferon, the tumours were considerably larger than in the animals that did have the signal molecule in their bodies." With beta-interferon, the tumours not only grew slower ¡ˇěC they formed fewer and smaller metastases as well.
The reason for the inferior rate of growth was found by the research scientist to be attributable to the lack of blood circulation within the tumours. "In the presence of beta-interferon, considerably fewer blood vessels developed within the tumour", says Jadwiga Jablonska. The beta-interferon functioned through a small detour; it blocked the formation of vessel producing growth factors in cells that were enticed by the tumour to promote the connection with the blood-circulatory system. The research scientist discovered that the cells not only formed fewer growth factors, a smaller quantity of these cells found their way into the tumour, as well. "Only a negligible quantity of this messenger substance was sufficient to keep cells at bay and to inhibit growth factors, thus arresting the growth of tumours", says Jadwiga Jablonska.
"This mode of action on the part of beta-interferon had previously been unidentified", says Siegfried Weiss, leader of the working group "Molecular Immunology" at HZI. The messenger substance actually plays a significant role in viral diseases and reactions to infections. "We now are attempting to understand how the network of tumour, immune cells and messenger substance functions, in order to discover new target structures for cancer therapy", says Weiss.


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There are two great stories here no matter who wins. Which is the bigger story though? A first for Murray or Mr. Fed equalling PP and setting a new record for weeks at number 1?
I disagreed with my doubles buddies this morning. The bigger story is Andy winning W, no question in my mind.
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if murry wins he will be knighted!!!!!
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If only it all went down that way. It could've been a fairly tale ending.
If finally winning a slam changes his attitude, then I'm all for "ouch, my back" Murray winning. But for now though, I'll be rooting for "old man" Fed.
Well, the final will be contested between players with bad backs. I don't know whose back will hold... hmmm????
Lotsa Andy loving here. But as much as history begs it for happen...
I was looking for Andy to fold but he fought well. Mr. Awesome bags 17!!
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The Jefferson County Humane Society needs volunteers to foster dogs. The Humane Society will provide food and medical attention. The foster family will provide shelter and care and receive unconditional love in return. For additional information, call 870-247-2677.
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A school van and car crashed on Swedesboro Road in Woolwich Township, the second accident involving school a school vehicle today in south Jersey.
6 ABC reports three children were in the van when it was rear-ended by a car just before 4 p.m. on Swedesboro Road (Route 322). At least one student was seen being put into an ambulance.
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WASHINGTON -- U.S. rice producers apparently will have until Oct. 31 to repay an advance counter-cyclical payment for 2003 after the final payment proved to be much lower than anticipated in USDA's initial calculations.
Rice industry leaders said that Jim Little, administrator of USDA's Farm Service Agency, told them rice producers would not be held delinquent on the repayments and that no interest would accrue until November.
The USA Rice Federation and the U.S. Rice Producers Association had asked for the extension and that interest charges be delayed until after the October deadline. The request came during a conference call between the two organizations and Little and other FSA officials on Feb. 2.
USA Rice leaders said they questioned what they called a "significant adjustment" that was made between the September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and the final National Agricultural Statistics Service season average price used to calculate the final counter-cyclical payments.
On Jan. 31, USDA announced a final counter-cyclical payment of 7 cents per hundredweight. That was substantially below the advance payment of 63 cents per hundredweight that many growers had requested and received in 2004. As with any overpayment, rice producers will have to repay the difference.
That could amount to more than $22 an acre for a producer with a 4,000-pound per acre program yield.
"The final price announcement was a significant increase over the most recent USDA projected price," said John Denison, chairman of the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation Rice Advisory Committee. "This caught the industry off guard and is going to require cash-strapped growers to repay 56 cents of the 63 cents they have received in 2003 advance counter-cyclical payments."
Speaking before the Louisiana Farm Bureau's board of directors in Baton Rouge, Denison urged the organization to support the rice industry's request for USDA to extend the repayment period and to waive any interest accrual until October 2005.
"Members of both organizations discussed with FSA methods used by USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service to calculate the final 2003 season average price for rice, as well as USDA procedures for repayment," said USA Rice's Bob Cummings.
Cummings said the rice industry is "strongly urging" FSA and NASS to enhance both external and internal communications in order to avoid such significant adjustments in the future.
"The USA Rice Federation looks forward to working closely with USDA to discuss adjustments to the mechanism under which the calculation is made so this problem does not occur again," he said.
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Western Avenue may not be Chicago's most beautiful street, but local artist and architect Jane Sloss thinks that it is the city's most revealing. That's why the 31-year-old Andersonville-based artist decided to paint 24 watercolor paintings, one to document each mile of Chicago's longest continuous street.
The paintings are part of an exhibition titled "At the Heart of the City" which opened Saturday, May 5 at the Beverly Art Center and will be on display through May 28 with a reception to be held 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday, May 19.
When Sloss moved to Chicago from rural Alabama five years ago, she admits she wasn't immediately smitten with Western Avenue. But, over time, she learned to appreciate what the street represented.
"It's a good reflection of the most typical fabric of Chicago--lot's of brick two flats and strip malls that you drive by without noticing," Sloss said. "It's not a place that tourists go. It feels like a place that is much more working class. It's part of what makes the city run."
Western Avenue passes through 13 of Chicago's 50 wards as it slices through the west side of the city for 23.5 miles through neighborhoods like Lincoln Square, Bucktown and Mckinley Park.
Sloss says that words of Pilsen born author Stuart Dybek do a good job of summarizing her project.
"Western, with apologies to State Street, is a great street. Unlike State, it is a street that goes to the interior, the heart of the city, as it glides and glows through a United Nations of neighborhoods," Dybek writes.
In order to get a feel for the street, Sloss walked along a 21-mile stretch of the street in one day and then trudged through the remaining three miles the next day. During her walk, Sloss stopped to make sketches and take snap shots, but she also began to notice some clear trends. She made a deliberate decision to incorporate these trends into her work to ensure that each painting was an honest portrait of its corresponding mile of Western Ave.
"The stretch between Irving park and Lawrence has seven Thai restaurants and a Thai grocery store, so I did a Thai restaurant for that section," Sloss said. " I wanted to have something that was somehow indicative of that part of the avenue, but I also wanted the collection of paintings to reflect the wide range of things that exist along the avenue as a whole."
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DENVER (AP) – The Colorado Supreme Court isn't taking up an appeal from a man who sued a Roman Catholic hospital over the deaths of his pregnant wife and their unborn twins.
The court on Monday denied Jeremy Stodghill's request to review the dismissal of his wrongful death lawsuit. It didn't explain its decision.
Stodghill sued after his wife, Lori Stodghill, died in 2006 from a pulmonary embolism after being taken to St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City.
The case drew attention because Catholic Healthcare Initiatives, which owns the hospital's operator, had argued the wrongful death claims should be dismissed because fetuses aren't human beings under state law. The church's stance is that life begins at conception. Catholic Healthcare Initiatives later said the court argument was morally wrong.
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In the aftermath of another solid performance by an improving Ravens defense on Sunday, reports surfaced that all-everything linebacker Ray Lewis might return a couple of weeks earlier than expected from the triceps injury that originally appeared to end his 2012 season.
It apparently is a real possibility that he could return in time to stare down Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos in mid-December, but it's fair to ask — without showing an ounce of disrespect to Lewis or his Hall of Fame career — whether it is really necessary for him to rush back when the defense has made great strides over the past several weeks and the team has built a nice cushion in the AFC North.
There was a time earlier this season when that wasn't the case and the defense seemed desperate for both a physical and emotional lift. Terrell Suggs came to the rescue by returning from Achilles tendon surgery well ahead of schedule, but that was a different time and a very different situation.
Suggs came back right at the time when the Ravens were reeling from the loss of Lewis and star cornerback Lardarius Webb, who both went down in the victory over the Dallas Cowboys at M&T; Bank Stadium on Oct. 14. The Ravens lost to the Houston Texans in Suggs' first game back, but are 4-0 since the bye week and the defense has given up the fewest points in the NFL over that period.
Reports that Lewis may resume practicing as soon as Thursday presumably have been based on the fact that he will be eligible to come off the injured reserve list later this week. Head coach John Harbaugh conceded the possibility on that basis Monday, but said Lewis is still rehabbing the injury and his practice status remains undetermined.
Clearly, there is not the same sense of urgency that prevailed when Suggs rushed back. The Ravens are 9-2 and can eliminate the rival Steelers from division title consideration with a victory on Sunday, but Harbaugh indicated that their recent surge in the AFC North and the across-the-board improvement on defense would have no bearing on the timetable for Lewis's return.
"I think it'd be great to get Ray Lewis back," Harbaugh said. "All of our guys would welcome Ray back with open arms if and when that happens. In the meantime, Ray is part of our defense – just like Terrell Suggs is part of our defense. So the whole thing is coming together hopefully, better every week. Hey, we could stumble at any time in this league, but adding a great player into the mix is only going to make us better."
Though Lewis is one of the greatest defensive players in the history of the NFL and, even at 37, remains among the top linebackers in the game, his lengthy absences due to injury the past two seasons have served to highlight the team's depth at the position. The Ravens were 4-0 last year when he was out for a month with a toe injury and are now 8-1 in the nine games he has missed since the start of the 2011 season.
Jameel McClain has assumed Lewis's role relaying the defensive play calls that come in from the sideline and Dannell Ellerbe has stepped up to establish himself as the other full-time inside linebacker. Meanwhile, Suggs is back to being Suggs on the outside and Paul Kruger is starting to introduce himself to opposing quarterbacks with some regularity.
It's hard to argue with the results over the past six weeks, but Lewis is still the unquestioned leader of the team and his presence on the field is an integral part of the Ravens identity.
When he comes back, however, it may be time for the coaching staff to consider subtly modifying his role to keep him healthy and create the most effective chemistry with McClain, Ellerbe and the rest of the linebacking corps. That's a sensitive subject and any attempt to limit Lewis's playing time will likely meet with resistance, but this would seem like the logical time to broach the subject.
The Ravens have won in spite of themselves at times this season, but the defense seems to be coming together at just the right time to assist in another promising playoff run. It'll be great if Lewis comes back to be a big part of that, but it would not be in his best interests or that of the team for him to come back too soon.
Read more from columnist Peter Schmuck on his blog, "The Schmuck Stops Here" at baltimoresun.com/schmuckblog and listen when he co-hosts "The Week in Review" at noon Fridays on WBAL (1090 AM) and at wbal.com.


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Boulder housing goals
Among the goals of the new Comprehensive Housing Strategy that the Boulder City Council will discuss on Tuesday night:
1. Strengthen current commitments to households of very-low, low and moderate income
2. Prevent further loss of Boulder's middle class
3. Enable aging in place
4. Promote diverse housing in every part of the city
5. Create mixed-income, walkable "15-minute neighborhoods"
Source: City of Boulder
If you go
What: Boulder City Council meeting, featuring public hearing on Comprehensive Housing Strategy
When: 6 p.m. Tuesday
Where: Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway, Boulder
More info: To read the full council agenda and the memo on the housing strategy, visit bit.ly/W0YXS1.
On Tuesday, the Boulder City Council will discuss a new housing strategy that pins affordable housing programs, diverse housing opportunities for middle-income homes and "innovative approaches" to providing additional and broader housing options as target areas for improvement.
That the city — or its voters — must take some form of action on housing in the next couple years does not appear up for debate. Roughly 60,000 people commute every day to Boulder, and most can't afford to live here.
Even if they could, there's hardly any vacancy in which to fit them.
While Tuesday's council agenda doesn't call for any sweeping action, approving the goals set forth in the city's new Comprehensive Housing Strategy could jump-start a process that ultimately leads to actual policy.
"It's a first step in starting the conversation," City Councilwoman Mary Young said. "It's our responsibility to listen to the community and make sure that we create policy that will make this the kind of place that we want."
But what, exactly, do "we" want? It depends who you talk to.
"I think if you polled every citizen in Boulder," said Mike Marsh, of south Boulder's Martin Acres Neighborhood Association, "you'd find the majority treasure a smaller-town feel, the mountain views, and a decided absence of big city intensity — whether that's defined as tall buildings, density, crowdedness or traffic."
Marsh represents a viewpoint held by many, that Boulder, with its 55-foot building height limit and a miniscule effective growth rate since 2000, should not seek to achieve an increased carrying capacity through higher-density developments that don't necessarily jibe with a local tone that made the city so attractive in the first place.
'Our small, congenial city'
It's this line of thinking that is largely responsible for the heavy public scrutiny around projects such as the proposed mixed-use Baseline Zero or complexes like the city-sponsored Boulder Junction or the privately owned TwoNineNorth apartments, which some say are gaudy and generally a poor fit for the city.
"Is this rush to build hotels, apartments and high-end office space really what we need in Boulder?" wrote Raymond Bridge, co-chair of the sustainability-minded citizen group PLAN-Boulder County, in a Daily Camera guest opinion last week.
"What has happened to our small, congenial city? And it's being ruined to enrich developers whose focus is not on what has made Boulder the wonderful place that our residents cherish," Bridge added.
That the City Council is now faced with an increasingly vocal faction asking for a pause on growth is a relatively novel incident. Ever since 1993, when the number of building permits was reduced to 1 percent of homes in Boulder, the city has hovered mostly below and sometimes slightly over that same growth rate.
The results speak for themselves: U.S. Census data shows that roughly 7.5 percent more people live here today than did in the year 2000. Subtract the extra population brought about by spikes in the University of Colorado's enrollment, and Boulder has added fewer than 1,000 people in 14 years.
"As far as growth rates go, if you can make it slower, it works better. And Boulder has shown over the years that you can legally enforce a growth rate," said Dick Harris, a former councilman and planning board member who now sits on the board of both PLAN-Boulder County and Boulder Housing Partners.
"We've just gotten ourselves into a mess here," Harris said. "We didn't grow until the market conditions got better last year, and now it's called our attention to the fact that there's plenty of money to build things.
"What they're building, to most people I talk to, is really ugly."
'They don't taste the fear'
Some developers, however, don't view their efforts as necessarily at odds with Boulder's way of life.
Lou Della Cava, the property manager behind TwoNineNorth, said building affordable and diverse housing options that benefit the working class should be viewed as every bit the quintessentially "Boulder" way of being that shunning four-story, mountain-obscuring apartment complexes has become.
"This community prides itself on inclusiveness," Della Cava said. "So which is it, folks? Do you want to house your workforce at all? Do you want to house a significant part of the minority piece? We pride ourselves on being forward-looking, and we want to restrict people from wanting to live near the city, or driving in on our roads?
"Many of the critics were condemning the cars coming in here every day, as if they were an invading pack of rodents, rather than a group of people that were working and who had dignity."
One step in the right direction, many developers would say, is to focus on squeezing higher-density projects into lower-impact areas, in an effort to assuage concerns of exclusivity while staying away from certain other spots.
"It comes down to a values discussion," said Scott Holton, of Boulder's Element Properties. "There are trade-offs we have to make to provide a place for everybody. There is a time and a place for a historic district. Not all density and height is appropriate everywhere in town.
"But there is a time and a place to provide some of the important stuff for communities to be able to thrive."
Of the PLAN-Boulder types, Della Cava added: "They don't taste the fear that they won't be able to support their families. So their focus has always been, 'I like what I have, and please don't ruin it for me.'"
One point on which all appear to agree is that there is no solution, per se, to Boulder's housing problem. There's certainly a lot to discuss and decide upon, however, going forward.
"I think what we need to do, as elected officials, is to strike balances," Councilwoman Young said. "We need to try and plan with a real forward-looking thinking. Places evolve, and they evolve over time.
"We need to listen to the community and then strike a balance."
Contact Camera Staff Writer Alex Burness at 303-473-1389, email@example.com or twitter.com/alex_burness.


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Mayor's Office
The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department is asking residents to help identify the community's strengths and weaknesses through an online Community Health Survey. The 10-minute survey is available at health.lincoln.ne.gov. (Click on the "community survey" link under the "What's New" heading.) The survey is voluntary and confidential, and those who complete it will not be identified or called.
The survey asks for perceptions on health care, risk behaviors, housing, transportation, jobs, public safety, neighborhoods, schools and other quality of life issues. It is part of a local community health strategic planning effort called Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP). Survey results will be used to identify the most pressing health issues that can be addressed through community action, and the MAPP Steering Committee will create a plan to meet the prioritized community needs.
"It is very important that we hear from as many residents as possible about their perceptions of the quality of life in our community," said Dr. Karla Lester, Co-Chair of the MAPP Steering Committee. "The survey is a key component of one of four assessments that are part of the MAPP process. The survey results, along with input from focus group results, will highlight what people consider to be the strengths and weaknesses in our community."
The three other assessments will document the health status of residents; measure the capacities of the local public health system; and address opportunities and threats in the social, medical, economic and political environment. The Steering Committee will use the four assessments to determine opportunities to improve health that are not being addressed by other task forces and coalitions.


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It's another off-season, so that means its time for another spring quarterback race for the Wisconsin Badgers. Seemingly becoming an annual event, head coach Gary Anderson and his offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig spoke to reporters earlier this month, raising speculation that they were open to contenders for what was Joel Stave's starting position in 2013. Ludwig told a press conference on March fourth that he was looking forward to a competitive upcoming camp in terms of the quarterback position. He maintained that, as of now, Stave remains the returning starter, though he admitted the junior's season-ending broken collarbone in 2012 and two injuries this year were a concern.
Ludwig's talk of starting quarterback alternatives came as a surprise to many Wisconsin fans and analysts, who generally assumed that Stave would have all-but clinched the position with his dominating advantage of experience. A fourth-year junior, the Greenfield native holds a 13-6 record as the Badgers starter, the position he maintained all of last season and six games in 2012. His numbers as a full-time starter in 2013 were notable, including 22 touchdowns on a 62 percent completion rate. 13 interceptions were a black mark on his stat-sheet, though his performance was enough to garner a berth into the 2014 Capital One Bowl.
In his second year at the helm of the program, Anderson would probably like a starter with at least 500 pass attempts as a Badger. Unfortunately, the former Utah State head coach inherited a team that has seen instability at the position for the better half of a decade. Between his two seasons, Stave leads the four-some competing in this year's race by an impressive 454 throws. Sophomore Bart Houston claims the only other in-game experience on the Wisconsin roster, playing in two games last season with one pass attempted.
Stave and Houston are joined by converted junior safety Tanner McEvoy and incoming freshman D.J. Gillins in the corps's spring camp this year. McEvoy also competed for the starting quarterback position in 2013's camp, and impressed with his ability to run and throw, but ultimately was moved back to safety after falling behind. At six-and-a-half feet and 223-pounds, McEvoy told reporters that he felt much more confident going into this year's competition with more muscle and a solid year in the program. Ludwig and Anderson reflected that confidence, both acknowledging that they are excited about the prospects advances over a year ago.
Ludwig's thoughts on the young Gillins were a bit more blunt. The Jacksonville native was an early enrollee at Wisconsin just a month ago when he signed with the team on national signing day. Though one of the most touted prospects in the country, Ludwig told reports that Gillins should not worry about becoming the starter his freshman season.


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It's a pretty exciting accomplishment when a young woman is recognized for — love it or hate it — producing and starring in her own creative work, which is why Lena Dunham, the writer and lead actress behind Girls has every right to celebrate her recently announced Emmy nods anyway she wants. And what she wants is to celebrate in the best way possible: Burritos. Delicious, delicious burritos.
When asked by Vulture what she was doing to toast the occasion, Dunham responded:
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Ben826417 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 94 designs submitted by 30 freelance designers.
Keratoconus Australia
A non profit organisation to provide support and information about the degenerative eye disease Keratoconus in the Australian Community.
Hey Designers,
I have attached the current logo for Keratoconus Australia that we are trying to update.
The graphic element that looks like an egg is representitive of the eye desease which causes the cornea to extend in a cone shape.
The design element shows the heathy eye on one side and the elongated cornea on the other and has been used as a way to simply illustrate the disease.
It would be good if you can include a graphic representation of the disease somewhere, but this is not mandatory.
You should do some study on the disease first, looking at the google image results for "Keratoconus" should be enough to work out what's going on.
The disease onsets at puberty so while this is not a "youth" brand some appeal to the teenage market should be considered, keeping in mind that it's still an eye disease and can't be made "cool"
People with low vision are the target of market, so bold, high contrast and avoid fine detail in the graphics or really narrow fonts, I would suggest 2 colours maximum and avoiding subtle gradients.
The letters KA (Keratoconus Australia) can be used as an element in the graphic, but the full title should appear in the logo as well. The design will be used "stacked" as well as "leaderboard" depending on the use case.
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Hawaii Okinawa Today, a cable program on 'Olelo, Oceanic Channel 53, will feature Part 2 of the program on Okinawan Karate, specifically the Hawaii Karate Kenkyukai's demonstration to celebrate the donation of the Hawaii Karate Museum rare book collection to the University of Hawaii. The program will premiere on Monday, May 16th at 7 p.m., and be shown again on Saturday, May 21st at 5 p.m. It will be one hour. Again, that is on Oceanic Channel 53.
Part 1 of the program featured my lecture on the early history of Karate in Hawaii at the Hamilton Library at the University of Hawaii. Please see: Hawaii Okinawa Today Episode 335
I hope that you can watch it!
The program is sponsored by the HUOA (Hawaii United Okinawa Association) and was created by Mr. Henry Isara, who came to my office earlier this week to film an interview. I was first interviewed by Hawaii Okinawa Today back in 1999. At that time, Mr. Isara was the cameraman and the interviewer was Wayne Miyahira (who passed away not so long ago). Mr. Isara now conducted the interview and edited the program. I really appreciate his hard work and dedication to Okinawan culture.
We all practice Okinawan Karate. Let's not forget to study the "Okinawan" in Okinawan Karate!
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We will start with Celeste and her hand maidens. Celeste is the leader of BrikHeaven.
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Here are a few different angel units
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Theories of mass communication
Longman, 1989 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 368 pages
This bestselling text locates specific issues in classical sociological and psychological theories and links them to mass communication, identifying various ways in which both individuals and society itself depend on information provided by mass communication.
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