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Morgan County Fair officials report that 117 market goats were entered this year.
Smaller animals have become popular in recent years, and the fair has made space for them alongside the more traditional livestock.
One reason that many 4-H kids like goats is that they are easy to handle, and they take less work.
But each 4-H member has his or her own reasons to show them.
For Wyatt Halley, 11, of Brush his goats "Black Bear" and "Moose" are only a portion of his 4-H projects.
"I show it all," he said.
That means breeding and market swine, a steer, sheep, chicken and rabbits. This year, he showed a championship for a rabbit and a pen of rabbits, making it a good year already, Halley said.
He's raised goats all three years that he's been a part of 4-H, and he's taken goats to the Colorado State Fair, too, he said. In fact, he also took pigs, sheep and rabbits to the state fair.
He likes to go to a number of fairs around the state, and he won a belt buckle in showmanship at the San Luis Valley fair, Halley said.
"I like animals," he added.
He's made the Morgan County Fair Sale with a sheep and a pig before.
He uses some of the money he wins to buy and care for his many animals, and saves some for college.
Trever Carritt, 17, of Brush had five goats at the fair this year, and he's shown goats for four out of his seven years as a 4-her.
He said he likes making money off them at the sale, and he sells them.
Carritt has five nannies and a Billy goat for his small breeding operation.
He's also been a part of the shooting sports program for all seven years. He participated in shotgun and archery shooting this year, and qualified to go to state in both. Carritt said he will definitely go to state, since he is aiming to go to national competition.
Carritt once went to national for muzzleloading.
Jacey Gahagen, 11, of Brush showed "Alaska," a tiny catch-it goat. This was her second year showing goats.
"Alaska" was so little because he was sick this year, but he did make it to the fair, she said.
A couple of years ago, she made the livestock sale, the goal of all the 4-H kids showing animals. In her case, it was with a goat.
However, she also raises sheep and pigs. It takes a large part of the day to take care of all the animals, but she says it is a lot of fun.
Gahagen said she likes sheep the best, and she raised one named "Black Jack" this year.
Pigs are the easiest to handle, since they only have to learn to respond to a pig stick, she said.
Gahagen said she would recommend 4-H animal projects to other children, because it is so much fun, and it teaches responsibility.
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I absolutely hate it when I throw things away. Few things frustrate me more than having a full trash can.
Why? I know that, on some level, I paid for the things that are being thrown away.
If I'm tossing the box that a prepackaged meal came in, part of the cost of that prepackaged meal was the box. The box wasn't free.
If I'm throwing away the remaining scraps of a vegetable that I chopped up for a dish, those scraps were part of the cost. When you weigh fresh vegetables at the market, they do weigh the roots and the stems.
If I'm getting rid of a pan because the Teflon coating is coming off, the reality that I didn't buy the best pan is coming home to roost.
If I'm chucking food from the back of the pantry or the back of the refrigerator, I'm paying because I wasn't organized in terms of my food.
Trash is money lost. It's packaging for products when at least some of the cost of that product went to pay for the packaging. It's food that you didn't find a use for and has gone to waste. It's items that weren't the optimal choice because you didn't make the optimal choice.
One potential response to this is to become a hoarder. I have friends and family members who are loathe to throw anything away and find themselves collecting piles of largely useless items. They have old frying pans, empty cardboard boxes, and countless other items that simply doesn't have a use.
That's a questionable response because storage space has a cost. The more stuff you allow to accumulate, the more space you need to store it. It's an incredibly common thing for people to have excessive living space in order to simply store stuff that they virtually never use, which means that all of their hoarded items is costing them.
I prefer a different response. I focus on buying items that minimize waste. In fact, if you look at many of your purchases through that filter, you'll end up saving a surprising amount of money. Here's how.
First, buy reliable items that you don't have to replace very often. If you're throwing away an item that you use with any regularity, that means you're going to have to replace it in the near future. I'm quite happy to research a product and spend 20% more on it in order to significantly increase the reliability of the item. A more reliable item is one that requires fewer repairs (saving you money and time) and less frequent replacements (saving you time and money).
Second, make meals yourself from the most basic ingredients possible. Prepackaged foods generate a lot of trash. Most of the time, you can recreate the item – or make an even better version – by simply making the item from scratch.
There are a lot of examples of this. Instead of buying tomato sauce, buy some raw tomatoes, boil them, run them through a food processor, and strain it a bit. Instead of buying loaves of bread, make several of them yourself with a single sack of flour, a jar of yeast, a container of salt, and some tap water. Instead of buying individually-wrapped slices of American cheese, buy a block of cheese and get out the cheese slicer (seriously, compare this one – you'll be amazed). In general, the smaller the volume of your waste, the closer to scratch you are with your meal and the lower the cost is.
Consider also using reusable containers for as much as you can. Instead of buying bottled water and chucking the containers, keep reusable containers in your fridge filled with water. Instead of using baggies for your sack lunches, put everything in small reusable containers.
Another tactic you can apply is to compost your vegetable waste. If you grow any sort of plants at all, you can get some value out of a small composter. Save your vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, and egg shells. Turn the mix regularly and wait until it composts into rich brown or black topsoil, then apply it to the soil in which you grow your flowers or other vegetation.
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Recycling is also a better option than just throwing things away. We don't live in a community with curbside recycling, unfortunately, but we do save many types of recyclables (paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, glass bottles, etc.) on our own and take them to a recycling center regularly. While this doesn't strictly cut down on your refuse, it does ensure that it goes to better use than simply winding up in a landfill.
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I need food, but my tree's fruit is gone and my beehive is empty. I can't get the chief to do his weird magic thing either. And furthermore, my mushroom picker just turned 14. I have a baby that will be ready later, but my village is pretty starved. So this lead me to try the shark potion, but I don't have 50,000 tech points for faction 2. I also can't get more tech points because I don't have any children to get collectibles. Is there another way to get some food and or tech points?
Hi Tipmon and welcome!
About potions -
Potions don't really increase a villager's skill as a rule. The only one I can think of that does is the energy potion that will sometimes give a unit of building skill, but not always. Potions generally affect health and produce a special ability for a short time. The energy potion is Black Orchid + Tiger Lily + Cactus. The rest of the important potions can be found at the beginning of this page.
About elderly villagers -
It's not necessarily *bad* to let elderly villagers work. You are probably referring to some advice given to someone who was looking for tips on how to achieve the Ancient Elder award. Sometimes taking a villager off task will help them to live longer, but it's certainly not bad to let them continue working, especially if you need their skill or if your tribe is small. However, if you do want to take a villager off task, uncheck the box on their details screen. Either leave it unchecked or check a trade which has little or no experience. This will help prevent the villager from working.
Good luck and come on back if you get stuck with anything. :)
To bleh:
About food -
You can plant up to three trees in the orchard. It sounds like maybe you only have one. You'll need to repair the lift to get seeds to plant the other two trees. The fruit on your tree will regenerate eventually. You'll just have to hope that the baby gets old enough to pick mushrooms and gather collectibles before things get too bad. There's not much else you can do at this point.
To make magic food, drop your chief on the food bin. He/she can do this every 24 hours. If it's too early, try again later.
To Robin:
About more trees -
You need to repair the lift in order to plant more trees.
You will have to purchase level 2 Restoration.
After you have the Restoration purchased, it will take three Adept Builders to repair the lift.
Once the lift is repaired, wait for it to start raining, then have a villager stand on the lift. You have to do this immediately when it starts raining or the lift will rise up without the villager.
When the villager is lifted up to the trees, a fruit/seed will drop to the ground. Pick it up and a new tree will be planted.
You can plant two trees this way, for a total of three trees in your orchard.
To get food in the meantime -
Have your Chief make magic food every 24 hours by dropping him/her onto the food bin.
Have the children collect mushrooms for extra food points (6 or 7 points for regular mushrooms and 35 points for red mushrooms).
You can use a little trick to double your mushroom points. When you see a mushroom, put the game on pause by tapping the space bar. Drop a child on the mushroom, then unpause and pause again by tapping the space bar twice very rapidly. Drop a second child on the mushroom. If you're quick enough, both children will pick the mushroom for double the food points.
About unlimited food -
I suggest that you make obtaining unlimited food a high priority when deciding which technology to purchase. You need level 2 Faction to be able to make the potion to get rid of the sharks.
Good luck and come back if you need more help. :)
Hi ya Pam! Been playing diligently... Have all huts, 29 villagers, all kinda ok there. I am to the "don't have anything to build" stage. I have read it all over on here, and seen your comments. I have folks "fixing" huts all the time, to build tiny bits of building skill. My chief is 63, and I'm afraid he won't last much longer.
Thanks to these boards I know what to do about Chief. I "think" fixing huts is the only way to improve building skill, is that correct?
I have about 110,000 in tech pts.. and am just waiting to buy restoration 3... right? I have level 2 of all others. Rest 3 will let me do the statue right?? And something else comes with rest 3....??
Thanks SO very much for your help... it is slow going now, but I don't think there is anything I can do to speed it up.
It would have been cool if the "awards" came with say a.... 50,000 tech bonus??? I know, I'm dreaming!
Hi Dinky!
About building skill -
About the only other thing besides fixing huts is to try the energy potion. It will sometimes add a unit of building skill, but not always. The potion is Black Orchid + Tiger Lily + Cactus.
About the statue -
You will need level 3 Leadership as well as Level 3 Restoration.
Unfortunately, the awards are in name only.
Good luck!
Was anyone aware that if you take a scientist, whether beginner or master, and hold him/her to the caldron (if there isn't a potion brewing), they will say something like, "No, we need three herbs!" (I'm paraphrasing, lol.) ...But you still rack up tech points when they refuse! SWEEET! LOL. What an easy way to gain tech points, eh?? I think you can do that twice per scientist! Hope this helps someone else.
Hi again! Checkin in... I have 3 restoration and leadership, 30 villagers. Lots of young ones though. Missing 1 shell and 2 rare feathers. I've read and read, but I can't find out how to initiate the statue puzzle. My master builder "did" build a scaffold on the top of it. I put the chief there, and said "a good spot to anchor".... now what? Oh yeah, and I have the plans on the chalkboard.
I can't get the builders to work or the chief to stay. confused.... What am I missing??
Hi Dinky.
About the statue -
Once you have level 3 in both Restoration and Leadership, make sure you have the statue drawings done and the scaffolding built. After you have all this ready, you need to drop your chief onto the statue at the bottom near the edge of the amphitheater. It should say "Directing Work". Then start dropping Builders in the same place. The other builders will come to the statue on their own after that point.
Hi again, all,
I have a question regarding the order in which i should buy the technologies. I am currently on Level II in everything except Alchemy, of which i have Level III. Is there a correct order...such as go from cheaper to more expensive, or do i need to go in a different order? I still (obviously) don't have my third hut built, nor do i have anyone on the statue. (I know, that was a given, lol.) Just trying to figure out what would be best here...thanks for any help on this! :)
(By the way, i have almost all my ppl on Science Tech at the moment, except for a select few to get food & such, to help get more tech points accrued. I hope that's a good thing to do!)
To kimmi:
About technology levels -
The first priority should be to have unlimited food, which you probably have if you're at level 2 Faction. The technologies tend to go hand in hand. For example, you need level 3 in both Restoration and Leadership to do the statue. The rest are just personal preference. I usually end up solving the aromatherapy puzzle last because I wait to buy level 3 Medicine.
I hope this is helpful. :)
I need some help.
It has rained non-stop for 5 years of time in the game. This is creating a problem with food
I have built the lift. The bucket is full of water. I can not get to the seeds because the lift is up. I still have some food but I need to get seeds. Any suggestions on getting in the lift while it is raining?
Or on causing the rain to stop?
To Robert:
That's the second time today I've heard about that problem. And I never heard of it before now! Try exiting and re-entering the game a couple of times. That worked for the other person having this problem. If that doesn't work, let me know and I'll try to do some checking. It sounds like some kind of bug.
In the meantime, gather as many mushrooms as you can and have the chief make magic food every 24 hours. Plus, here's a trick for the mushrooms -
Put the game on pause by tapping the space bar. Drop a child on the mushroom. Tap the space bar twice again very fast to unpause and re-pause the game. Drop a second child and unpause again. If you are quick enough, both children will pick up the mushroom for double the food points. This also works for collectibles to get double tech points on collectibles you already have.
Also, will you please check the bottom left corner of your Main Menu and let me know what version you have? Thanks.
Thanks for all your help. I finally got the master builder to draw over the plans (had to keep trying about 15 times) lol, and now the statue is up and so on... My population is still at 90 and won't grow. I know it can get a little larger. I have all of my huts but not all of my collectables. I do have the third key. How do I increase the allowed population?
To Julie:
Yay for the statue!
About population -
If you have Nature Faction, your tribe won't be able to get as large. Nature is where the max starts at 90. You can get an additional 5 people added to your max population for each set of collectibles that you complete. So, if you have Magic Faction and complete all collections, I would say that the max population could get to probably 115. Maybe 120. I'm not sure how much Magic Faction adds to the population. I haven't heard or seen anything higher than that. Oh... and if you are only one villager below the max and happen to have triplets, it will go a little beyond the max, but only for that one time.
To Robert:
I'm checking with the site owner to see if there is a known bug about the rain. Did the exiting help?
About the chief
Yes, a female chief can have babies like any other female. However, while she is nursing she cannot do any of her chief things. No magic food, no teaching children, etc. She only takes care of the baby like the others.
To Sandi:
You're talking about the puzzles screen, right?
The cloud and lightning bolt represents the Weather Dance. Drop your chief on the fire and then drop several farmers on the fire, too. They will start doing a weather dance. When you see white sparkles at their feet, it has been successful. You should get the puzzle solved and it will begin to rain.
"The large pearl in the clam is one of the puzzles to solve. Other than that, the clam isn't relevant to the rest of the game."
How so? I still have that same black pearl in the clam...was i supposed to have had this figured out already? Well, *I* feel sheepish!LOL..and is that the pearl that eventually goes into the door?
To Kimmi:
About the pearl -
I only give the minimum amount of information so that you can still solve it on your own, but if you need more help, no problem.
After you complete the statue, you will see a light blue rock at the base of the statue. A Master Builder picks it up, a Master Scientist polishes it, and the Chief carries it to the clam and switches the light blue one for the black one in the clam. That black pearl will be taken to the door as a key.
To Linda:
About the pitcher plant -
The pitcher plant becomes available after you purchase level 2 Nature Faction. It is located to the left of the Alchemy Lab. Here is a screenshot to help you.
To Papagryphon:
About teaching children -
You just need to drop the chief on a child. They will run off to the amphitheater and the other children will join them there. It's a good idea to do the dropping actually in the amphitheater so that the chief doesn't have as far to walk and the kids don't beat him there. When you see a white sparkle on a child's head, that's when the child has gained experience from the teaching.
To JIGuest:
The Black Orchid -
It is to the left of where you clear the leaves. Here is a screen shot.
To weng:
There was a problem with the statue that was fixed with version 1.00.04. Check your Main Menu at the bottom left corner to see which version you have. If you have the version prior to 1.00.04, you will need to download the game again at the site where you originally purchased it. Save the game on top of the old one and you shouldn't lose any of your progress.
I have about 300 food left and a master builder and an adept... the bee hive and tree both are on empty so I've been tasking the two builders on the lift...they keep going down and doing an animation and then refusing.... I'm not willing to restart at this point, also what is the point of lectures? Help me please also i do have level two of restoration.
To HelpMe:
About the lift -
You need to put three adept builders on the lift to repair it.
To help with food -
Until you get lift repaired and the other two trees planted, have your children pick mushrooms. You can also use a little trick to double the food points with the mushrooms. Put the game on pause by tapping the space bar. Drop a child on the mushroom. Use the space bar to unpause and re-pause the game quickly. Drop a second child on the mushroom. If you're quick enough, both children will pick the mushroom and you'll get double the food points. This is very helpful when you're low on food, especially with the high point red mushrooms.
I did all the tech and buildings and puzzles, talked to the ghosts in #16, so am I done? The ghosts seem to imply that i can restore Balance, like there now should be some way to activate the other tech tree, master it, and then recreate the marriage described in the first cave, thus restoring Balance. No?
Okay...I have the level 2 faction, and I made the shark potion. I had several villagers use it, and there are still sharks in the ocean. I have no food left, and no food on the trees or in the beehive...HELP! Am I missing something with the potion? I have nature faction, so I did the lotus+lotus+pitcher plant. Made the potion. Used the potion. The villagers who used it went into a trance, had an "epiphany"...then went right back to whatever they were doing before. Drop them in the ocean and they sau "Sharks! Eek!" and swim away. Am I missing something...?
Okay, so I'm new on Jay's but I have been reading the comments and guide and I wanted to correct a few things.
Food: Mushrooms
Someone said you can put two children on a mushroom if you pause the game very quickly and grab another child while the game is paused. Well, good news! I tried 3 children and it worked! Even better for the red mushrooms.
Also: Puzzle #8 help
You do NOT need Restoration Level 2 to rebuild the Bath. I only have Restoration Level 1 and a Master Builder with all the rest of my tribe being Adept Builders and they are working on rebuilding the bath now. So I just wanted to correct that.
Ok, so great job with the tips everyone! :)
To AmIDone:
The game will run indefinitely as long as your villagers thrive, but it sounds like you have completed all the puzzles. You can still complete the collections and awards, if you wish.
You don't get to do anything to restore the balance in this game. Perhaps it's a teaser for Virtual Villagers 4? We can only hope. :)
Ok thank you pam that really helped me, i thought i was far enough along though where i could turn my clock 3 hrs foward...apparently not. because when i came to my game i had 4 villagers all of which were at extremely weak health, although i did have 100 thousand tech points...i bought level 2 of all of the things: restoration medicine etc and i bought level 2 faction and made the shark solution...i now have 2 farmers a doctor and a chief, and 500 food...i think ill survive thank you all.
To HelpMe:
Glad to be of help.
I always advise against changing your computer clock for this game. I've heard many horror stories where it backfired and the whole village died. Plus, it can mess up other systems that rely on the computer clock.
If you get stuck on anything else, come back and I'll try to help. :)
Hello, I am so confused. I have my chief and i have that part on level 3. So i'm capable of getting the rare collectibles. But, whenever the chief points it out, I don't know where he's pointing to or how to find it? I know i'm being blond and its probably right in front of my face, but how do I find the collectible once the chief says that he's pointing it out.
You might want to mention in either the general play tips or the spoiler section for puzzle #9 (statue), that you need something else!
In addition to one Master builder, you must have adept builders!, so save that last hut to train your latest generation or you end up with no place to teach anyone to build...and you have four 60-year-olds left to do the work!
Hi Brettster!
We actually do mention trained builders in the hint-through shown above:
"Prerequisites: Level 3 Restoration, Level 3 Leadership, completed Puzzle #8, a Chief, lots of trained builders"
Also about training builders -
You can train builders by repairing existing huts if you've run out of things to build. There is also an energy potion that will sometimes increase building skill. The potion is Black Orchid + Tiger Lily + Cactus. I have found that Trainee Builders are sufficient to put on the statue once it gets started.
To confuzzled:
About the rare collectibles -
The chief doesn't really point to anything specific. However, when you hear the thunder and see the rainbow over the chief's head, there is a rare collectible somewhere on the island at that moment. They will be in the usual places for collectibles and they are on a timer, like all collectibles. You just have to click around the island quickly and hope you find it before it disappears. The chief will do this every 24 hours.
Can you help me? I have solved all the puzzles. I have achieved all the awards & I have reached the top of all the Tech levels. My villagers are industrious little souls & I have collected all the Shells, Keys, Coral & Tablet Pieces.
Once every 24hrs, my Tribal Chief makes magic food & points out a rare collectible but I need ONE UNCOMMON FEATHER to complete the collections. Is there any way to prompt the game to make a specific item appear? I come back to the game most nights & play for an hour or so but I just get repeats of the items that I already have. I just need this last feather & I will reach maximum population & see if anything happens to end the game. This is the closest that I have come to completing a Virtual Villagers. Any suggestions? sasu_2008
To Sasu -
Unfortunately, there is no trick to get the feather you are missing. They are generated randomly and you just have to be at the right place at the right time.
I don't think your game will end when you finish the last collectible. It will keep going indefinitely unless something happens to make them die off.
Help! I only started this game yesterday and already I am having problems with food. I planted the banana seed and the tree is there, but it barely gives any fruit. The beehive is empty and my chief does the magic food every 24 hrs. My only two children died of starvation during the night (although everything looked fine when I left) and the chief (former child) is already 14. I can't pick anything and my villager won't have children. They kiss and go into the hut but no children. What's going on?
To Anonymush:
First of all, you may want to double check your Options screen and make sure you are playing on Easy since this is your first time.
About food -
You need to plant two more fruit trees. To do this, you need to repair the lift, which requires Level 2 Restoration and three Adept Builders. The first tree will eventually regenerate.
About having babies -
Your villagers will have babies, but you have to keep after them. You don't need to wait for them to go indoors. If it's going to happen, it will happen when you hear the kissing sound. Just keep dropping them onto each other over and over until you see the population counter go up or the female is carrying a baby.
About health potion -
Before you run completely out of food, make a health potion to boost your villagers. This one has less chance of blowing up: Cactus+Cactus+Cactus.
If you need more help, come on back. :)
To Coll:
About the Lotus -
The lotus is to the right of the bath, against the short wall. Here is a screenshot:
I used the trick of dropping two and three kids on mushrooms and collectibles and it worked perfectly for quite some time. Then all of a sudden it wouldn't work anymore. I thought maybe it was because I had a lot of food (yay) and tech points (double yay). However, I recently started a new tribe so I could have one of each faction, and the trick won't work for that tribe either, so I'm stumped. Any ideas what happened? Thanks.
To Julia:
You're using pause and unpause, right? It won't work if you just pause and drop multiple children. That works in the first Virtual Villagers game, but not in this one. You have to pause, unpause, re-pause, unpause, etc.
If it doesn't work, it's probably just a timing issue. Or, you might be catching the collectible just as it's about to disappear and only the first one catches it. I don't think the amount of food or tech matters.
To Isabella:
About the chief -
One of your villagers is definitely your chief. Make sure you try every person, even the children. If you have a nursing mother, you have to wait until she is finished to have her and the child try on the robe. If your village is large, there's a way to make it a little easier. Pause your game using the space bar. Drop every villager onto the robe, letting them pile up. When you have them all, tap the space bar again and they will converge onto the robe. One will appear as the new chief.
To Dee:
About clearing the leaves -
Yes, the leaves are right above the graveyard and just below where the children play in the dirt. To start it, just drop a villager onto the leaves. Here is a screenshot to help you find them.
I had a villager see that weird crystal or something ...can't really remember ... but she was confused and her name was replaced with a question mark. A day later when I opened the game up she was no longer part of the village and she was not buried either. Can someone explain what happened? where did she go?
Want to know an easy way to get tech points?
Try getting items like mushrooms. Pause using space bar, get a kid on the item, press pause (space bar) twice very quickly, then put another kid on it and make sure when you do, it says, getting item for scientists or something like that. Then press pause one last time, and tada!! You have an item and tech points.
Will help really well with rare or uncommon items.
For those who need help with the food problem, you
have to fix the lift and then wait till it rains.
Once it rains, put a person on the lift and the bucket will start to fill with water, brining the person up. Don't take the person off the lift until you see a seed/food fall down from the tree. Make a villager plant this and then wait. While waiting, you can collect mushrooms, havest honey, and whatnot. You should also put it on "easy", because I think this makes the villagers eat less. Soon the tree will grow and you will have food, and you can do this two more times until you can't plant any more trees.
To mah.14:
About the pearl in the clam -
After you raise the statue, there will be a light blue stone at the base near the feet. Have a Master Builder pick it up shape it, then have a Master Scientist pick it up to polish it. Finally, have your chief pick it up to swap it for the black pearl in the clam.
To Sandra:
About the Jack of all Trades -
You can get this award, but you have to be persistent with your chosen villager. I recommend using a male villager because he won't have to spend time nursing babies. Make sure you have at least level 2 Medicine so that you can actually train the visitor to be a Doctor. As soon as your villager achieves Master on a trade, change to another one. The Parenting trade is the hardest to master. Note that the Parenting skill increases at the moment when you hear the kissing sound. You don't have to wait for them to go indoors. As soon as you hear it, pick up your chosen villager and drop again, over and over. If you use a female over 50, she won't have a baby. You can also gain Parenting skill by dropping onto a child to tell a story.
I hope this helps you! :)


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Posted by Lewis on October 23, 2003
In Reply to: Deep Pockets posted by Anders on October 22, 2003
: : : : : Got into a debate the other day about the meaning of the phrase "Mr. Deep Pockets".
: : : : : I always thought it meant that said person had lots of money.
: : : : : My counterpart said it meant that Mr. Deep Pockets never wanted to pay for anything, hence they couldn't get to their money in time to pay for anything because their pockets were so deep.
: : : : : I couldn't find anything on this website related to
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: : : : : Any thoughts??
: : : : It means the person (or company or institution) has a lot of money. "People sue the insurance companies because they have deep pockets."
: : : Another example from an online article: "Regular donations from the collection plates are off limits and insurance companies are balking, causing plaintiffs' lawyers to probe the deep pockets of the Vatican."
: : It means "cheapskate" but only when coupled with "short arms". As in, "Oh yeah, he's got deep pockets and short arms, huh?" You could nickname someone Mr. Deep Pockets, of course, and your circle of friends would know what you meant.
: If I remember correctly, there's a chap in a book by Raymond Chandler nicknamed (Mr) Deep Pockets. I did a serach on Google for it, but couldn't find anything. I don't think Chandler's books are yet available as free e-text. I've read it 10+ years ago, and, to confess, in the context, I thought the implication was that Mr Deep Pockets was a layabout...
: Anders
I've come across 2 versions - 'deep pockets' as above, especially speaking of utilities, insurance companies and government- meaning almost unlimited funds - you have to go down a long way before they can't find any money.
the other version is about individuals - to say somebody has short arms and deep pockets mean that the person does not like paying for things, especially their round in the pub.
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Shell Bulgaria – www.shell.bg – First place public "Corporative site"
Xenicapital advertising campaign – Third place public "Online advertsing"
- Bulgarian Public Relations Society Prize – category "PR campaign" and special prize from the "Ministry of the social work" for the campaign "Virtual letter to Santa" in az-deteto.com
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Sporty and innovative.
Midsize Cars
Editor: Phil Berg
$27,750 Base Price MSRP
$31,980 As Tested MSRP
Model Lineup: Nissan 3.5 SE ($27,750); 3.5 SL ($30,000)
Standard Engine: 3.5-liter dohc 24-valve V6
Engine Options: 265-hp 3.5-liter dohc 24-valve V6
Standard Transmission: six-speed manual
Transmission Options: five-speed automatic; six-speed manual
Basic Warranty: 5 years/60,000 miles
Assembled In: Smyrna, Tennessee
Model Tested MSRP: Nissan Maxima SE ($27,750)
Standard Equipment: power mirrors, windows and driver's seat; remote keyless entry; 240-watt AM/FM/CD with steering wheel controls, trip computer; dual-zone climate control; garage and universal garage door transmitter
Options As Tested: Driver Preferred Package ($3,650) includes 320-watt Bose AM/FM/6CD stereo with eight speakers, RDS, speed-sensitive volume, and steering-wheel controls, leather-appointed seats, heated front seats and mirrors, a four-way power passenger seat, memory and lumbar support for driver's seat, compass, rear spoiler, power tilt/telescopic heated steering wheel with memory, auto-dimming outside memory mirrors, xenon HID headlights
Standard Safety Equipment: ABS, electronic brake-force distribution (EBD), brake assist (BA), traction control; front dual-stage airbags, front side airbags, front and rear side curtain airbags, front active head restraints, front seatbelt pretensioners
Optional Safety Equipment: VDC electronic stability controlDestination Charge: $580
Buyers can choose between the more responsive SE and the softer SL. Either way, cruising on the highway is effortless with Nissan's 265-horsepower V6.
Both models are stuffed with luxury features. The refined cabin is innovative and comfortable with supportive, luxurious seats. The interesting Skyview roof, a standard glass panel running lengthwise over the front and rear seats, is the sort of feature associated with futuristic concept cars. Also interesting are the available rear bucket seats, another feature seen primarily on futuristic concept cars. Together, the bucket seats and Skyview roof make back-seat riders feel more like first-class passengers and less like coach-class cattle. Granted, the Maxima is not as family-friendly as the Altima, particularly with the optional four-bucket-seat interior, but that's not a problem for people who don't have children.
Safety features include a sophisticated traction control system that comes standard. The navigation system interface has been improved for 2006, and Bluetooth and satellite radio are now available.
The Nissan Maxima is a four-door sedan with a V6 engine and front-wheel drive. The 2006 edition comes in two distinct flavors: the sporty 3.5 SE and the more luxuriously equipped 3.5 SL.
SE ($27,750) comes with a sports suspension, traction control, and 18-inch wheels and tires. It offers the choice of six-speed manual transmission or five-speed automatic (for the same price). It comes standard with cloth upholstery and metallic interior accents. Otherwise, it comes standard with all the conveniences you'd expect in a top-end mid-size sedan.
SL ($30,000) comes with the five-speed automatic, a softer suspension and 17-inch wheels and tires. Leather upholstery, woodgrain trim, heated seats, xenon HID headlamps, a premium eight-speaker Bose stereo, and conveniences that are optional on the SE are all standard on the SL.
The Skyview roof comes standard on both SE and SL. A conventional power glass sunroof ($900) is also available.
Options let buyers upgrade an SE to SL-level luxury. SE options include the Bose Premium Audio Package ($1,000); a Sensory Package ($2,350) that combines the Bose audio with leather-appointed heated seats, a four-way power passenger seat, heated mirrors, and a compass; a Driver Preferred Package ($3,650) that combines the Sensory Package with a rear spoiler, memory driver's seat with power lumbar support, power tilt/telescopic heated steering wheel with memory, auto-dimming outside mirrors with memory, xenon HID headlights, and a feature that power-retracts the driver's seat all the way back when you open the door to ease entry and exit.
The Elite Package, available for both the SE ($4,600) and SL ($1,750), replaces the rear bench seat with two heated bucket seats and a center console extending the full length of the interior. This option also includes everything from the Driver Preferred Package, plus a power rear sunshade with front and rear controls, auto up/down rear windows, and an extra rear 12-volt power outlet.
Options for both SE and SL include a DVD navigation system with seven-inch color LCD display ($1,800); XM or Sirius satellite radio ($350); Vehicle Dynamic Control ($600). New for 2006 is a Bluetooth hands-free phone system ($300).
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The Nissan Maxima features a chiseled, muscular body with pronounced character lines. It's aerodynamic and modern and yet architecturally Art Deco, like some Flash Gordon fantasy of yesterday's tomorrow.
This is especially true at the front end, where a rounded-rectangle texture fills in the twin nostrils in Nissan's signature grille, split by a dark chrome medallion at the center, with aerodynamically integrated headlight clusters wrapping over the top and around at the sides.
Big, round fender openings accented by flattened wheel lips pay homage to enormous alloy wheels: 18-inch, six-spoke units on the SE; 17-inch, seven-spoke on the SL. The relatively open wheel design shows off the black-painted brake calipers nicely.
The Maxima's rear roof slopes into the trunk lid flanked by buttress-like sail panels. Large triangular taillight clusters, like the headlights, wrap around to the sides of the car.
Maxima's bold design innovations include the Skyview roof, a glass panel running lengthwise over the front and rear seats.
The interior of the Maxima is innovative and comfortable.
The seats in the SL look nice and feel supportive and luxurious at the same time: You dream of all-day interstate cruises across the West in seats like these. The seats in the SL are firm yet pillowy, wide without a lot of side bolstering.
The Maxima's steering wheel is familiar Nissan issue, functional but not beautiful. It tilts and telescopes, and for 2006 the redundant controls on the wheel are illuminated. In front of the driver are three small gauges set in their own pod, like those on a motorcycle.
We like many of the details of the Maxima's interior, specifically the light colors and the proximity of the switches and controls to the driver. However, the labels for the climate and audio systems are too small to be easily read, and the audio and trip computer seem to have more buttons than they should need. The display is hard to read in bright sunlight with polarized sunglasses.
We didn't care, either, for the large, flat splash of trim on the center stack, neither the titanium-colored plastic in the SE nor the faux wood on the SL. It seems like wasted space. Also, there's a lot of dashboard area that stretches way out to the leading edge of the windshield.
When seated in the back of a four-seat Maxima with the Elite Package, you get the feeling you're in the passenger seat of a two-seat sports car. With the narrow Skyview window above your head, you don't feel like you've been relegated to the kid seats while the adults up front enjoy all the luxuries. The Skyview window does not open, but Nissan says it found a lot of people rarely open their sunroofs. We're among them. For those who prefer it, a conventional sunroof over the front seats is available.
Nissan offers a choice of XM or Sirius satellite radio, both factory-installed for 2006. Satellite radio can be great companion on long trips, delivering CD-quality sound nearly everywhere. Not having to change stations on a cross-country trip has distinct advantages. Being news hounds, we enjoy being able to keep up on current events with the 24-hour TV news stations, such as CNN or Fox News. Finding stations is easy with RDS (radio data system), which clearly identifies programming on the radio's display.
Three cargo nets are provided in the trunk and work better than most for holding down a load of groceries.
Driving Impressions
The Nissan Maxima SE rides smoothly and quietly, even on bad pavement. We preferred the SE over the slightly softer ride of the SL because it felt more connected to the road. Both models handled bumps well, a benefit of the independent multi-link rear suspension.
Cruising on the highway is effortless in the Maxima. The 3.5-liter V6 develops 265 horsepower and pulls strongly in passing situations. The V6 has such a broad power band that the Maxima is happy being either a high-revving hard-charger or a boulevard loafer. You can keep the engine at high revs to extract the most acceleration on challenging roads, or you can lug it along at a cruising pace without concern. It's a great engine, and is considered one of the best V6s available from anyone.
Both the six-speed manual and the five-speed automatic transmissions are well-matched to the smoothly revving engine. We prefer the automatic. The shifter on the six-speed manual feels tall. Ours seemed balky initially and the first-to-second shift required good timing, but once we got used to it the gates were easy to select. Clutch pedal travel was notably long as well, so you'll be working that left leg in heavy traffic. For these reasons and others, most people choose the automatic. And we think they're right.
We drove the Maxima down some winding canyon roads and found it handles very well with high grip limits. The Maxima does feel noticeably bigger and more ponderous than the lighter Altima, however. The Maxima and Altima share basic structures, but the Maxima weighs more. The steering is accurate, though it seems light and slow. Body roll is minimal, meaning it doesn't lean much in corners. But turn-in is slow, so when you come into a high-speed turn and turn the steering wheel the car is relatively slow to respond. Charge into a corner past the grip of the tires and the car understeers initially. Coming out of the corners, the Maxima doesn't spin the wheels, which is a good thing, but there is some torque steer, a slight tugging sensation at the steering wheel.
Overall, the Maxima feels like a sporty sedan that's enjoyable to drive.
The Nissan Maxima is individualistic and indulgently luxurious, with innovative styling and interior features. Its engine is powerful and its ride is smooth and quiet.
New Car Test Drive correspondent Phil Berg filed this report from Detroit, with Mitch McCullough reporting from Los Angeles.
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The Charter Project team filmed and edited interviews with legal experts and others who can offer unique historical perspectives on The Charter, its inception, and how it affects the everyday lives of Canadians. This is a brief excerpt from our interview with author and University of Windsor, Faculty of Law professor W. A. Bogart, Charter Project's inaugural faculty advisor who helped the students shape the education initiative.
W. A. Bogart B.A,.LL.B. (University of Toronto) LL.M. (Harvard). University Professor and Professor of Law, University of Windsor.
Author of Courts and Country (Oxford University Press, Toronto, 1994), Consequences (University of Toronto Press, 2002) Good Government? Good Citizens? (University of British Columbia Press, 2005), Permit But Discourage: Regulating Excessive Consumption (Oxford University Press, New York, 2011); coeditor Access to Justice for a New Century (LSUC/Irwin Law, 2005) and several editions of The Civil Litigation Process (Emond-Montgomery, Toronto)
Has held several SSHRC and other research grants to support his research. Is a frequent consultant to government and other public bodies regarding legal and related policies. Virtual Scholar in Residence for the Law Commission of Canada, 2002-2003. Past member of the Board of Directors of: the Canadian Law and Society Association, Pro Bono Law Ontario, and the Policy Research Committee, the Ontario Problem Gambling Research Centre. Member of the Research Ethics Board of St. Michael's Hospital and of the Board of Directors of the Alzheimer Society of Toronto.
At work on his next book Regulating Obesity: Government, Society, and Questions of Public Health also to be published by Oxford University Press, New York.
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Now Official: Mazda Confirms Minagi Crossover Concept Heading to Geneva
A day after a couple renderings were leaked across the Internet, Mazda has confirmed that the Minagi concept is debuting at the Geneva Auto Show, which starts March 1.
The Minagi is more than just a concept created to showcase the new Kodo (Soul of Motion) design language. Mazda notes that the Minagi boasts plenty of Skyactiv technologies to keep the crossover -- and all future Mazdas -- as efficient as possible. The automaker claims the Minagi's body benefits from weight reduction efforts while still remaining safe. A Skyactiv engine will continue the industry-wide trend of downsizing engines while attempting to maintain similar power levels.
As for the concept itself, one of the most distinctive styling features is the piece of chrome trim on the bottom of the front grille that cuts the headlights in half. The Minagi's styling reminds us of the Ford Vertrek concept and the Kia Sportage (in back).
If you couldn't already tell the Minagi's purpose, Mazda says the concept "nimbly navigates a sprawling urban cityscape." Whether the production vehicle that's derived from the Minagi is called the CX-5 or CX-7, we're not sure. We'll have all the latest updates on Geneva show vehicles leading into March.
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I've tried looking this up but nobody has a tutorial that clears this issue up for me.
I have a listview containing 3 columns and an infinite number of rows. I would like to (on btn_click) add all items from a this ListView to a Label. Here's the catch...I would like to check these items against the items in a database and pull some more information about these parts along with the info that is already in the ListView. Here is my current ListView work so you get an idea of what I'm doing:
'Add PLC Part to the PLC ListView
Private Sub btnAddtoPLCTable_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAddtoPLCTable.Click
' Create List View Item (Row)
Dim lvi As New ListViewItem
' First Column can be the listview item's Text
lvi.Text = cboPLCPartNumber.Text
' Second Column is the first sub item
' Third Column is the second sub item
' Add the ListViewItem to the ListView
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Thank you in advance for any help you may offer


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Now that we have printed out our herbal, many of us may lack recipes in certain subjects. We all have different expertise and the goal of this series is to glean from you!
Starting next Monday (Oct. 7th) and the three following it, we will be doing a one-month-link-up series. Each week will feature a different category for filling your "herbal".
Please link up *all* your past posts pertaining to the *chosen topics of the week*. Here is the schedule:
For the sake of our goal, please link up appropriate recipes for each week and leave out any giveaways, advertisements, etc. Thank you for understanding! I can't wait to see what you all have to share!
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As the flu outbreak grows nationwide, pediatricians are seeing patient volumes increase dramatically.
And Loyola University pediatrician Bridget Boyd says it's not just one child per visit.
"I'm seeing either one child or two children in the family, and the parents are also sick with flu like symptoms. ... I'm seeing entire families," said Boyd.
Boyd on Thursday said there's a safe way to battle the flu virus, and the first "no no" on the list is providing cough and cold medicines for kids under the age of four years.
For children between the ages of four and six years, over the counter cough and cold medicine should only be administered under a physicians supervision, she said.
The assistant professor of pediatrics explained that even for children older than six, parents should be careful to read labels because age is only part of the equation; many of the dosage recommendations are based on weight.
So what's the danger if young children get these over the counter cough and cold meds?
"The reason we don't recommend them is that accidental overdose is especially common with over the counter cough and cold medications," she said. "The side effects can even include an rapid or irregular heart beat and even convulsions."
As a parent herself, Boyd said she understands a caretaker's caring concern.
"The most frustrating thing is you want to give them something to make them feel better," she said.
Aside from medicine, Boyd reminded that there are other remedies:
For babies under the age of one year, nasal passages can be cleared using a nasal spray and bulb syringe. It's especially helpful if done before the child eats.
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A humidifier by the bed also helps, and for kids three months or older, Boyd suggested a chest rub like the one Vicks makes.
Once a child is older than one, they can get honey, a natural cough suppressant.
For all ages, however, parents need to keep an eye out for dehydration.
Sometimes, she said kids won't drink because their throats are so sore. Parents can try giving the child a Popsicle or painkiller before they drink something so it's less uncomfortable.
However, Dr. Boyd said the most important measure is one parents have likely heard: get a flu shot.
For babies under the age of six months, who can't get the vaccine, protection comes from having all the adults and other kids around them vaccinated.
In this outbreak, she said the youngest and the oldest are most at risk because of how sick they can get.


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Mexico State Legislators Request Call of Juarez Ban
We had a sneaking suspicion that Call of Juarez: The Cartel, a game based on the modern-day gang violence plaguing Mexico, would run into...
We had a sneaking suspicion that Call of Juarez: The Cartel, a game based on the modern-day gang violence plaguing Mexico, would run into controversy. It's starting even earlier than expected, though, as MSNBC reports that Mexican officials are asking federal authorities to ban the game.
State legislators in Chihuahua, where Ciudad Juarez is actually located, unanimously approved a request for the Mexican Interior Department to ban the game.
The violence in Juarez has escalated in recent years; roughly 6,000 people died in 2009 and 2010. "It is true there is a serious crime situation, which we are not trying to hide," said Chihuahua congressman Ricardo Boone Salmon. "But we also should not expose our children to this kind of scenarios so that they are going to grow up with this kind of image and lack of values."
State congress leader Enrique Serrano said the legislature is concerned for the children who actually live in Juarez, who are already surrounded by violence and are even taught "duck and cover" techniques in case gunfire breaks out. He fears that a game with violent local imagery could reinforce the real-life violence, making them "believe so much blood and death is normal."
Haha, but what about all the people who worked for the crug cartels that would end up unemployed? Whould it cause more or less violence? Currently I can't speculate either way, it really is a shitty situation there.
The only hope would be to flip the balance from the cartels having more money and man power to the government.


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As the year winds down, WitOut collects lists from comedy performers and fans of their favorite moments, comedians, groups, shows, etc. from the last year in Philly comedy. Top 5 of 2012 lists will run throughout December–if you'd like to write one, pitch us your list at firstname.lastname@example.com!
1. "Hello!" – Alex Grubard
2. "Hey, guys." – Joe Bell
3. "I don't have any money." – Alex Grubard (Quit hogging the English, Grubard.)
4. "Hey, everybody!" – Aaron Hertzog
5. "Diarrhea." – Chris O'Connor
Alejandro Morales is a stand-up comedian, aspiring filmmaker, and male impersonator. Starting January 30th, he'll be co-hosting a brand new comedy showcase with fellow comedian TJ Hurley called 'East Coast Power Nap' at the Balcony of the Trocadero. Tweet him on the TLC tip at @alleyhandrow.


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The rhinestone-studded glove Michael Jackson wore when he unveiled the moonwalk in 1983 sold at auction Saturday for a whopping $350,000 -- plus tax.
The glove and other Jackson items are part of a music memorabilia auction held by Julien's Auctions at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York's Times Square on Saturday.
The winning bidder, Hoffman Ma of Hong Kong, will pay $420,000 for the modified golf glove when all is said and done. The glove's pre-auction estimate was only between $40,000 and $60,000.
"It was a fairly good discount," said Ma, a 36-year-old Jackson fan who bought the pop-music treasure on behalf of the Ponte 16 Resort Hotel in Macau.
Jackson wore the left-handed glove and a fedora, when he performed what was to become his trademark dance on Motown's 25th-anniversary TV special.
The pop icon, who died June 25 at age 50, gave the glove to Walter "Clyde'' Orange, of the singing group the Commodores, after the 1983 performance.
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Jackson's fedora sold for $22,000, after a pre-auction estimate of only $2,000.
In the end, Jackson dominated the auction dubbed "Music Icons" — of more than 300 items belonging to stars from Elvis Presley and the Beatles to Mariah Carey. The musicians' clothing and instruments filled the small Rock Cafe stage, with two giant photos of Jackson on either side and a huge picture of his famed glove at the center.
Buyers paid the gavel price, plus a 20 percent auction house premium for items over $50,000, and 25 percent for those costing less.


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Oh Say, What Is Truth?
31243, Hymns, Oh Say, What Is Truth?, no. 331
1. Oh say, what is truth? 'Tis the fairest gem
That the riches of worlds can produce,
And priceless the value of truth will be when
The proud monarch's costliest diadem
Is counted but dross and refuse.
2. Yes, say, what is truth? 'Tis the brightest prize
To which mortals or Gods can aspire.
Go search in the depths where it glittering lies,
Or ascend in pursuit to the loftiest skies:
'Tis an aim for the noblest desire.
3. The sceptre may fall from the despot's grasp
When with winds of stern justice he copes.
But the pillar of truth will endure to the last,
And its firm-rooted bulwarks outstand the rude blast
And the wreck of the fell tyrant's hopes.
4. Then say, what is truth? 'Tis the last and the first,
For the limits of time it steps o'er.
Tho the heavens depart and the earth's fountains burst,
Truth, the sum of existence, will weather the worst,
Eternal, unchanged, evermore.
Text: John Jaques, 1827-1900
Music: Ellen Knowles Melling, 1820-1905