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Aloysius C. Meyer, 83, of Russia, died at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 15, 2013, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home. He was born on Nov. 4, 1929, in Willowdell, to the late Frank and Frances (Homan) Meyer. He married Dorothy L. Hoying on May 24, 1952, in St. Patrick. She preceded him in death on July 28, 1990. He married Anna Spornhauer in Feb. 1991, and she preceded him in death on Dec. 27, 1997.
Ruth M. "Granny" Krieg, 84, of 07389 S.R. 364, New Bremen, died at 1:50 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at her residence.
She was born on May 4, 1929, in St. Henry, the daughter of Bernard and Marie (Uhlenhake) Hummel.
She married Lionel Krieg on Jan. 31, 1948, and he preceded her in death on Sept. 17, 2005.
NEW KNOXVILLE — Fourth through seventh graders learned about healthy eating, sleep and exercise from Joint Township District Memorial Hospital representative Joanne Winget Wednesday during a school health fair program.
Winget helped students plan a day of healthy eating.
"What do you'd think you'd want for a healthy breakfast?" she asked, teaching the students that bacon should be counted as a fat serving along with the butter on toast.
ST. MARYS — The closest most Americans get to Australia is Keith Urban, kangaroos, and a steakhouse named for the Outback. It is rarely described in history books or featured on the nightly news.
St. Marys residents Jay and Dee Fledderjohann, however, have not only been to Australia, some of their dearest friends are from the land down under.
Yvonne and John Moore, of Melbourne, have been staying with the Fledderjohann's for the last 10 days. How the couples met is kind of a funny story.
NEW KNOXVILLE — New Knoxville village council heard the results of an electric rate study Wednesday that showed an 8 percent overall difference between what the city is collecting and the overall costs of providing electric.
The study, presented by John Courtney of Courtney and Associates, suggested a $1.91 increase on the flat rate for residential customers inside city limits, plus an approximate 1 cent increase on the cost per kwh, all through 2014 to 2016.
The organizers of St. Marys' youth football programs say a league change and reorganization will assure every boy in St. Marys will have the opportunity to play football, no longer held back by weight or roster restrictions that previously kept about a dozen kids off the field each fall.
ST. MARYS — The current Miss Ohio, Elissa McCracken, spoke to residents, played piano and was the celebrity bingo caller at Golden Living Valley in St. Marys Tuesday to honor National Nursing Home week.
"It's really a way just to give back. This year for me, as Miss Ohio, has been all about service. If I can bring a smile to their face by visiting and listening to their story, then absolutely. Everyone should do it...it's important to take the time to do that."
NEW BREMEN — New Bremen Council hired two part-time police officers Tuesday, Shawn Harrod and Douglas Ranly under suspension of the rules to get the officers working by May 20, when their help will be needed for security at The Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure in June.
According to Police Chief Mike Skinner, Harrod was born and raised in New Bremen, and is the son of a retired part-time police officer, as well as the nephew of former chief Doug Harrod.
Ranly, who is from St. Henry, currently serves as a St. Henry police officer.
ST. MARYS — The St. Marys Board of Education met Tuesday night in a special session at the District Service Center, 1445 Celina Road, in St. Marys.
"We're here tonight to discuss the cuts that will need to be made due to the failure of the levy last week," President Lisa Tobin said.
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2013 Voice for Children Gala to benefit CASA of COllin County
By Lori Geer
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Collin County is pleased to announce that the 13th Annual Voice for Children Gala, "The Roaring Twenties," will take place at the InterContinental Hotel Dallas in Addison, Texas, on Saturday evening, April 6, 2013.
Gala co-chairs Deborah Krocheski and Cindy Ritchie invite guests to be transported to the thrilling time of speakeasies and flapper girls. Guests can try their luck in the casino and enjoy a fabulous dinner featuring interactive entertainment and musical sounds from the 1920s. The live and silent auctions will offer exclusive and exciting one-of-a-kind treasures. Mercedes-Benz of Plano will return for the sixth year in a row as the Title Sponsor. More than 600 business, civic and community leaders are expected to attend this year's event.
CASA of Collin County Board President Cheryl Vaughan, Executive Director Susan Etheridge, and the Voice for Children Gala Committee are currently soliciting corporate and individual sponsorships, as well as live auction and silent auction items.
Those interested in sponsorship level recognition, pre-Gala patron event invitations and priority seating, or the donation of live and silent auction items may contact Susie Addison, events manager, at: 972-529-2272 ext. 115.
CASA would like to thank Mercedes-Benz of Plano for their continued and generous sponsorship of the CASA of Collin County 2013 Voice for Children Gala.
"Since first supporting the 2005 Voice for Children Gala, Mercedes-Benz of Plano (formerly Ewing Autohaus) has ensured hundreds of foster children have a CASA advocate that provides a consistent, strong and clear voice in court," says Susan Etheridge, CASA executive director.
About CASA of Collin County: For more than 20 years, CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Collin County has worked to promote and protect the best interests of children who have been abused or neglected by training volunteer advocates to improve the child's quality of life and serve as their voice within the court system to ensure they are placed in a safe, permanent and loving home. CASA of Collin County is committed to providing well-trained Volunteers Advocates for 100 percent of the children removed from their homes under the jurisdiction of the Collin County Courts. Since 1991, CASA has provided services to more than 7,300 foster children whose lives have been changed for the better with a CASA Advocate by their side. In 2012, CASA staff was supported by more than 210 trained volunteers who donated over 30,000 hours to serve Collin County foster children. CASA of Collin County offices are located at: 101 E. Davis St. McKinney TX 75069 and may be reached at: 972-529-2272. For more information or to purchase gala tickets online, please visit us at www.casaofcollincounty.org .
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With all of this new technology rapidly developing, we are finding ourselves in less need of tangible information such as newspapers and paper maps. About 99% percent of the information we need can now be found on the Internet — directions, locations, phone numbers, etc. Are the days of relying on those folded up, outdated paper maps in our RV glove boxes close to being over?
Newspapers are to the Internet as paper maps are to GPS.
In my opinion, the answer is yes for one reason — the technology available on our smart phones. Not only do most of them have built in GPS and navigation capabilities, they also have downloadable applications specifically aimed at those who live the RV lifestyle. If you're an iPhone user, check out this list from TechWrench.com of must-have applications for the RV enthusiast.
Top iPhone Apps for RVers
1. 4roadservice.com App: Helps you find services near your location without having to leave the driver's seat. With a live data connection from 4roadservice.com's website, you always have the most up to date information. Hurry on this one! You can get it for free while they are still testing the GPS portion of the app.
2. RV Parks: A free app that searches a database in excess of 18,000 RV parks all while allowing you to read authentic user reviews and photos. You can upload your own reviews too
4. RV Owner's Community: From Social Knowledge LLC, this app allows users to post questions from the road or campground and upload photos for others to enjoy.
5. RV Trader: In need of a new place to call home? This free app allows you to search through more than 45,000 new and used RVs for sale. Only want to look for a Winnebago RV? No problem! RV trader will help you sort through listings by type, condition, price range, and model year. Then it will show you the RV dealers who have what you are looking for that are closest to your location.
6. RV Buyers Guide: Not just for buyers! This resource lets you bring the most popular magazine for recreational vehicle enthusiasts with you wherever you travel. Packed with information about travel destinations, the latest RVs and recent industry news.
7. Passport America RV Club: Traveling on a budget? This is app is your new best friend. Over 1500 campgrounds across the US, Canada, and Mexico participate in the Passport America program and if you become a member of Passport America you can find up to a 50% discount on campgrounds.
8. RV Checklist: Get organized! This great app has multiple lists for tasks such as departing from a site, preparing for a trip and winterization. It even allows the user to add, delete, and modify tasks on the lists.
9. RV Companion: The journal app for the RV world. This app makes it easy and fun to track all of your RV and camping information in one place. The RV Companion lets you keep track of vital information such as your supplies, campground site information, reservation contact details and more.
10. RV Dump Stations: Last but not least! Never have to think about where to get rid of the least appealing part of RVing again. RV Dumps does all the work for you by checking your current location and telling you where the nearest available Dump station is located.
Even though I said the days of paper maps may be over, that doesn't mean I think you should throw them out all together. Cellphone and Internet coverage is continuing to spread across the country, but it still isn't available everywhere. So for those times you may find yourself out of range or with a dead battery in your RV, you'll be happy to have a paper map for backup.


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The Professional Woman's Leadership Association's Quarterly Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, July 18, at Bentwinds Country Club, 6536 Dornoch Place, Fuquay-Varina, at 11:30 a.m. The PWLA is a committee of the Fuquay-Varina Chamber of Commerce. Non-PWLA members, women and men, are welcome to attend this very special annual luncheon at no cost to the first 100 to RSVP.
Membership is open to any working woman whose business or employer is a member in good standing with the F-V Chamber of Commerce or any local Chamber. The annual membership fee is $150 per person. The majority of the fee is used to fund scholarships for promising women who plan to continue their education.
The PWLA is opening the lunch to all who would like to attend in an effort to raise awareness of the significant impact these scholarships have on the young women in our community.
The speakers will be the scholarship recipients Abigail Moody, Kaitlin Barnes and Emily Farthing. Abigail Moody will be attending the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and plans to double major in mathematics and statistics and minor in business. Kaitlin Barnes will attend Wake Tech Community College and study sports marketing and communications. Emily Farthing was one of the winners of the Patriotic Scholarships that will be given out this year. Emily will attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her major will be in global studies where she plans to pursue a career as an intelligence analyst.
Linda Hayes and Lauren Keilman representing The Professional Women's Leadership Association, presented three scholarships totaling $2,500 at Fuquay-Varina High School Senior Night on May 24. A total of seven scholarship recipients will be recognized on July 18.
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PHOENIX — An 11-year-old girl whose mother took her from a Phoenix hospital where she was receiving treatment for leukemia appeared to be safe and healthy in an interview broadcast on Wednesday.
Phoenix police have been searching for Emily Bracamontes since her mother took her from Phoenix Children's Hospital on Nov. 28. Authorities say she could die from an infection because she had a catheter inserted into her heart to provide medication.
Emily and mother Norma Bracamontes appeared Wednesday on ABC's "Good Morning America." Norma Bracamontes blames the hospital for an infection that led to her daughter's right arm being amputated and for intimidating the family over hospital bills.
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Posted by Secret Squirle, a resident of East Palo Alto, on Oct 25, 2012 at 12:47 pm
Well people are getting desperate more and more I'm seeing robbery's in broad daylight. The crime is considered a bigger offense when it is done in the day time. What makes it so bad we haven't seen anything yet, soon everyone will be walking or riding with their guns, being afraid for their life and their belongings, we do not have enough of police officer's on the street verse's the number of people out of jobs, and have no other means of income. Now with the cold weather approaching, we are gonna see even more robberies. Just saying! Realty is what I call it. So Get Ready!
Posted by Real Reality, a resident of the Adobe-Meadows neighborhood, on Oct 25, 2012 at 2:23 pm
How sad to feal so weak and afraid that you have to carry a gun for protection. I feel sorry for those living in such fear. Not me :)
Posted by Another Roby Victim, a resident of another community, on Oct 25, 2012 at 3:51 pm
I interrupted him breaking into my car in 2008, he was later identified by fingerprints and prosecuted. He admitted he was looking for items to steal and sell, admitting also that he observed lots of toys and childrens' items in my trunk. I was a single mom at the time. I googled his name and found he was arrested for the same thing before. It was only a matter of time that he would graduate to another level of crime. I do not feel sorry for him-only for his mother who will no doubt have to bear the emotional burden of his poor choices and visit him behind bars. He deserves no benefit of the doubt as it pertains to the state of the economy. He is a criminal-plain and simple-who has had plenty of time to find a job and instead chooses to victimize others and steal. Lock him up and throw away the key.
Posted by Reality, a resident of the Adobe-Meadows neighborhood, on Oct 25, 2012 at 4:37 pm
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Just wait till you or someone close to you gets robbed then come back and tell us how safe you feel. :)
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Welcome to the 12 Days of Christmas Printables Party!!! I'm so glad you stopped by! My favorite part of creating new designs, is being able to share them with you for FREE.
Each day through December 12 a different printable will be available. In addition to the printables I have created, a few friends will be stopping by to share their creations with you throughout the party. There will be giveaways (hint: be sure to read this ENTIRE post) and a linky party on December 12 where you can show off how you used your printables and share your own!!!
When I first started "pinning" for Christmas, this was one of the first photos I pinned. I loved its subtle, simple beauty. It just spoke the season to me.
*sidenote - The source says it's from 3 Meadow Lake Cottage, but it's not a direct link to the image, just the site, so if this is yours, please let me know so I can give proper credit. The hazards of Pinterest...
Ok, so back to "JOY." Here is my interpretation:
I've had some galvanized buckets sitting in my garage waiting to be used. They were intended as toy buckets for the playroom, but instead they became drums. So, out of the playroom and into the garage they went, awaiting their fate.
I created the "JOY" banner in Photoshop, printed and cut them out. I punched holes in the top and tied twine to the handle of one of the buckets and through the tags. I originally intended to use three buckets, but my steps are too deep.
I pulled my Christmas poinsettias out of storage and plopped the big one inside the bucket. Real ones would look nice on someone else's porch, but not on mine, because dead's just not pretty.
And there you go, subtle Christmas porch decor.
Ugh. I'd really LOVE to be able to get rid of that ugly security door!
Well, since this IS a free printable party, I've got some "JOY" for you, in your choice of red or black!
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Really bad service. How can u ask someone to leave only because we just ordered coffee and speak another language?!
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The coffee here is easily the best in Shoreditch and the atmosphere is great. As a regular i've noticed that the service has improved considerably recently and the speed has also got faster since they added a second machine. The staff are also super friendly. A must visit if you are nearby.
Jane Sun Mar 17 -
This place rocks! Properly amazing coffee, ultra cool vibe to an awesome soundtrack! Shoreditch Grind is an instant icon! Sure, its busy, and it can sometimes take a while to get a coffee, but i'd rather wait a few minutes for something amazing than drink that rubbish from the chains! Also the food menu is also getting bigger and better all the time! A++++ !
D Neill Sat Mar 2Rated as: 5/5 -
If you wish to be served by staff who will treat you with utter disdain, and even role their eyes at you should you dare to request the password for their wifi, then head on over. Personally would prefer to drink from the nearest puddle. One thing for sue, will never go again.
David Mon Jan 28 -
TOTALLY APPALLING! If you go into any café, bar or restaurant, as a customer you expect to be treated with at least a measure of respect, however upon entering Shoreditch Grind, I was made to feel inferior and spoken to as if I was a second class citizen by the staff. In no uncertain terms I was told I was not welcome, "If you're only having a cup of tea, you're not sitting here for 20 minutes taking up space. You'll have to take it outside!" I was a paying customer and to have been spoken to so rudely by the staff -never in my life have I felt as mortified and degraded as I did then. THE BEHAVIOR OF THE STAFF WAS UNEXCEPTABLE; I WILL NEVER GO THERE AGAIN.
Mandy Sat Jan 26Rated as: 1/5 -
Easily the best coffee i've had in London, and an amazing vibe! The food is also pretty great. I'm a regular and the service is great and super friendly, contrary to some of the other reviews. My only complaint would be that there is often a long queue, particularly in the mornings! Overall a great transformation of what used to be a really bad corner of the roundabout.
David Mon Jan 21Rated as: 5/5 -
By far the best coffee I've had in London - Thumbs up to the great staff, specifically the Australian barista, very talented!
Bren Mon Jan 21Rated as: 5/5 -
I will never be back because: last time I was verbally 'attacked' by some slime ball rude manager(?) pompous guy in a blazer behind the bar, who was so aggressively 'chatty/flirty' that I almost walked out. At least that's what I think he was trying to do, but he was actually really insulting. That guy needs to leave.
Nicola Thu Nov 15 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
terrible - on a quiet saturday morning it took me over 5 minutes to get noticed, then a further 10 minutes to get my double esspreso. When it finally arrived it was less than 30ml of average coffee. Although I was asked whether I wanted a take out, I still received it in an ordinary cup. Won't be going back in a hurry.
Ari Thu Oct 25 2012 -
the flat white is worth making a trip for but as the other reviewers, service is a big big problem here. They are apathetic and slow, the lady at the till having a face droopy would be proud of. The coffee has also been lukewarm on occasion, however the pastries have been a hit...ozone coffee roasters down the road on leonard street is far superior...
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Greetings and welcome to the Office of Undergraduate Education (OUE)! Our office plays a central role in creating a foundational experience for undergraduates on the UW Tacoma campus - through special initiatives such as the Freshman Core, Summer Bridge, and the Premajor Summit, our office strives to provide a comprehensive four-year undergraduate experience.
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This year I'm especially excited to kick off our new Expedition Fellows program - a new international immersion experience designed exclusively for freshmen and sophomores - as a dozen students will explore complex sustainability issues in Costa Rica during Spring Break. Also in the works is a new Undergraduate Research Apprentice program, slated to come online late Spring quarter - details to appear soon!
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This September, all Core students completing their freshman year, and interested premajor students looking to explore the pathways UW Tacoma has to offer will have the opportunity to spend time learning about the majors UW Tacoma has to offer, while making connections with faculty, staff, students, and alumni at Pack Forest. There is no cost to students for participating in this event and overnight accommodations in comfortable cabins, food, and transportation from UW Tacoma to Pack Forest and back will be provided.
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I totally get it DB. I am exactly the same way. I have 2 states. Starving or stuffed. There is no in between.
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and can't begin to run enough to counter it.
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Me too. It is so frustrating and after being injured for the first time these last 4 weeks, my scales are crying. The only thing that helped me was becoming addicted to running, but I'll never be a lean runner.
When I have one of my "bottomless pit" days I drink a Fat Tire. It is seriously the only thing that will fill me up. But just 1 or you're better off eating.
I'm new here and this is my first post, so I thought I should make it very profound, so here it is.......wait for it.......................I love fat tire.
It is really very simple, and basically boils down to calorie counting.
Any method that actually works, boils down to this. Whether you're doing Weight Watchers points, or an online/phone app, or anything else, it is the monitoring and controlling of your caloric intake that will result in weight loss. The concept is very simple, it's the implementation that's the hard part. But like running, or any other endeavor that requires hard work and perseverance, you either just do it, or make excuses.
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Craftsman 44'' High Speed Sweeper Attachment for Riding Mowers
Item# 07124029000 | Model# 71-24029Specifications & Dimensions
Product Overview: | |
Type: | Lawn sweepers & vacs |
Assembly Required: | Assembly Required |
Capacity: | 25 cu. ft. |
Fits Brands/Models: | ALL CRAFTSMAN® MOST OTHER BRANDS' TRACTORS & RIDERS |
Height Range: | Precision |
Brush To Wheel Ratio: | 8.5:1 |
Max. Swath Width (in.): | 44 |
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Color/Finish: | Black |
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Tire/Wheel Size: | 11 x 2-1/2 in. |
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Collector, Number Bins: | 1 |
Collector, Type: | Catcher hopper |
Collector, Unload Method: | Lift and dump |
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General Warranty: | 1 year full warranty |
Materials: | |
Material: | Steel/polyethylene |
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Item Weight (lbs.): | 91 |
Overall Dimensions: | 78 x 55 x 52 |
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Vehicle Type: | Tractors only |
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This Sweeper Attachment For Riding Mower cleans up fast.
Featuring a wide 44-in sweeping path, single-point height adjustment, and a unique dumping design that doesn't require you to get off your lawn tractor, the Craftsman mower sweeper attachment high speed slices your work in half. From grass clippings to fallen leaves to the mess spring storms leave behind, this heavy-duty powerhouse will deliver.
Equipped with a uniquely designed offset hitch mechanism, the sweeper attachment for riding mower adjusts easily to follow side discharge mowers, while the huge 25-cu.-ft. capacity and specialized 8.5:1 gear ratio work together to ensure every pass leaves your yard spotless. Built to use with any garden tractor, this universal yard sweeper clips to your hitch plate and gets moving fast. A collapsible design makes it easy to store in the winter months. Hook this sweeper up, and get rolling.
- The Craftsman Mower Sweeper Attachment High Speed provides fast, easy pick up of grass clippings, leaves, lawn debris and pine needles Patented offset hitch adds up to 25 in. of sweeping path
- 12 in. reinforced brushes are 20% larger than other brands
- Exclusive 8.5:1 brush to wheel ratio gives you faster brush speeds when towing for the best sweeping performance
- 25 cu. ft. hamper capacity (19 bushel) will reduce the time in unloading debris
- Superior brush height adjustment with one knob adjusts brushes only keeping the housing, wheels and bag in optimal position for best one pass sweeping performance
- Dump handle versus rope requires less effort to dump bag
- Large diameter wheels provide traction when towing
- Collapsible design where bag, housing, hitch collapse into small size for storage
- Spring loaded bag on/off release makes it easy and quick, saving you time and effort
- Ball bearings on the brush shaft add performance and durability
- Features easy to follow assembly videos
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Pineville, LA
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Here in the south, the first signs of Spring are starting, and we still hadn't raked our yard from Fall. Hubby is out of town so I decided to order this lawn sweeper to make the work easier. Picked it up and assembled it on Saturday. I didn't have any problems with the assembly. Each "step" in the instructions is really 2 or 3 steps, but easy to follow. I didn't have to undo/redo anything, as some others have said they had to. Maybe they've improved the instructions, because this went together pretty easily for me. Hooked up to my lawn mower on Sunday and off I went. It took a couple trials to get the right setting for this southern lawn that is still in dormancy, but once I got it set, the sweeper worked great! Is it exactly as good as hand raking? No, but it's pretty close, plus I finished in one afternoon what normally would take several days (3.5 acres-lots of leaves/pine straw) and the lawn looks great with no griping (him) and no nagging (me). Wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.
Lake Orion, MI
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The instructions were the easy part. Wheels lock up. Any speed, or sweeper height. Not sure what these people singing praise about this thing are using.
Oswego, NY
I bought this craftsman sweeper about 5 months ago. this sweeper works best when it's is completely dry outside. This sweeper DOES NOT work when there is due on the ground. Also had to repair and replace, bolts that hold sweeper blades in place. I feel that this sweeper would work best with, wider, taller tires. For the money I spent, I would look elsewhere next time.
Cairo, GA
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We are extremely pleased with our new leaf sweeper. It even gets the pine cones along with the pine straw. We would recommend this to anyone who has a large yard and lots of pine trees. Can't wait to see how it works with the oak tree leaves.
Elizabethtown, NC
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Rockaway, NJ
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The assembly of this product was very simple because it came mostly assembled. I only had to put the bag together which seems very sturdy. I also had no problems with the offset mounting which saved me on gas money because I didn't need to go back and sweep. I have to mow 3 acres of property with plenty of fruit trees and a vineyard to drive around.
Marceline, MO
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After purchasing this yard sweep, I am wondering what other owners were doing wrong to cause negative remarks. If set up properly and at the right height, this product works as advertized, maybe better. Only complaint is with instruction booklet for putting it together. It should be better illustrated and and intructions more clearly written.
Woonsocket, RI
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Once we got it together, it worked great, but I have to say - the assembly instructions SUCKED! I assemble things for a living and I was stumped on a few steps! We had to disassemble it a few times because we only found out we had done it wrong when we got 2 or 3 steps ahead - and trying to go by the pictures weren't much more of a help. But all that said, my husband has used it a few times now and is very happy with it. As long as you take your time and have some patience during the assembly process, I think you'll be pleased with the final product. It picked up everything - leaves, twigs, small rocks with no effort and dumping it is very easy. The only problem my husband had was because our mower originally did not come with a hitch plate on the back - he had made his own and this modification made the dumping lever too far away to use while sitting on the mower - had he had the correct plate attached, this wouldn't be an issue. All in all, a good product.
Wannaska, MN
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well built and easy to use. Sweeper does a very good job of sweeping grass clippings but pine cones can sometimes be a problem. I would definitely recommend this product to others.
Greenville, SC
via sears.com
The brush is the only thing that works good on this sweeper. The description "Patented offset hitch adds up to 25 inches of sweeping path" is true, but what they don't tell you is that it doesn't pull correctly. This was the main reason I purchased this item. It swings wide left or wide right depending on the setup. It works fine if the tow hitch is centered. The worst part about the item is the bag. The first day I used this, the bag ripped in 3 places. The bag was about half full with dry grass clippings and dry sweet gum balls, not enough weight really to damage. You would think with such a large bag, the design team would make sure the material would be able to handle the weight for that capacity. Do not waste your time buying this product. This could be a decent product if the bag was of better quality.
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Going without red meat is the No. 1 thing you can do to stay on top of your heart health. But going without a good steak can get awfully boring, and turkey just doesn't cut it sometimes.
So if you're looking for a big hearty meal, try a good size piece of salmon and some roast veggies. You'll get that big meat feeling, and plenty of taste, but instead of gristly beef fat, you're getting healthy omega-3 fatty acids.
While replacing all your meat with salmon might get expensive, other fish are also packed with those healthy fats. Trout and herring are great places to find those good fatty acids.
But the best thing about fish is you can cook it almost any way and it's still healthy. Searing a good cut of salmon and finishing it in the oven retains moisture and makes for big flavor. Grilling it infuses your fish with the smoky taste of the grill. Smoked salmon can be dropped in just about anything from breakfast eggs to game-time snacks. Just don't deep fry it and keep the sides light.
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Popeye certainly had some problems: freakishly large forearms, a constant squint and a severe addiction to tobacco. But with all that spinach, Popeye's heart was probably like a dream.
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Fabrication and Assembly Analysis?
Fabrication and Assembly Analysis?
Do it right the first time – we all first heard this from our parents as kids, and throughout our lives. It's no different now in our work as electronic design professionals. Do more up front planning, simulation and analysis, follow good design practices, etc. Are you really doing it though?
As electronic design professionals, we're done when we get our product manufactured. At the end of the design cycle, are you doing the fabrication and assembly analysis before you send the design out to be built? If yes – who is doing it? The designer? Are you lucky enough to have a manufacturing engineer in-house? Or do you let the fabrication and assembly houses do it?
There are many reasons why it should be done by the design team or individual instead of the manufacturers, the most important being that will modify your design! These folks will do some level of analysis, and if they find issues, they will correct them to increase yield. Do you really want someone else making changes to your design? Wouldn't you rather identify and manufacturing issues early, and correct them the way you want them fixed rather than relying on someone else who does not understand your design?
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The son of the Decca Records executive who turned down a chance to sign The Beatles 50 years ago this month is part of a consortium that just acquired the rights to a half-dozen early Lennon-McCartney compositions. Richard Rowe is part of management team at Round Hill Music, which partnered with Adage Classics in acquiring the catalog that includes "She Loves You," "I Saw Her Standing There," "Misery," "From Me to You," "There's a Place" and "I Wanna Be Your Man." (Also included are such classic non-Beatles tunes as "A Hundred Miles of Clay" and "Come Go With Me".) Rowe's father Dick was the head of A&R (artists and repertoire) for the British branch of Decca. Although he later signed such big names as The Rolling Stones and Cat Stevens, he's forever remembered for bringing the Beatles in for a New Year's Day audition in 1962 at the insistence of Brian Epstein. After passing on them, Dick Rowe made the now-infamous comment to Epstein that "guitar bands were on the way out." That summer, George Martin signed them to EMI -- changing the course of rock and roll history. Source: Press Release |


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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration found what it called "objectionable conditions" at a New Mexico peanut butter plant in 2010, two years before the current outbreak of salmonella poisoning linked to Trader Joe's peanut butter produced there.
The FDA said Friday that a recent inspection found salmonella in the plant which produced Trader Joe's Valencia Creamy Peanut Butter and many other nut butters and nut products for several large national grocery chains. The Trader Joe's peanut butter is now linked to 35 salmonella illnesses in 19 states — most of them in children under the age of 10.
Though the illnesses have only been linked to the Trader Joe's peanut butter, New Mexico-based Sunland Inc. has recalled everything made in the plant since March of 2010 — a total of 240 products. The company last month recalled 101 products that were manufactured in the plant this year.
FDA has found problems at Sunland before. Agency records show two inspections at the plant in 2009 and 2010 found "objectionable conditions" but classified the findings as not meeting the agency's threshold for action. According to the records, any corrective action on the part of the company was voluntary. The FDA has not released details on what the objectionable conditions were or why the agency visited the plant twice in two years. An FDA spokesman said the agency is preparing to release that information. Sunland did not respond to requests for comment.
An FDA investigation conducted last month after the illnesses were linked to the plant found salmonella in environmental samples taken from various surfaces, officials said. The agency did not release any other details about current conditions at the plant. Washington state health officials also confirmed the presence of salmonella in an opened jar of the Trader Joe's peanut butter found in a victim's home, the FDA said.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday that officials now count 35 salmonella illnesses in 19 states across the country that can be traced to the Trader Joe's peanut butter. The greatest numbers of illnesses were in California and Texas, which each reported five illnesses.
Salmonella can cause diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps 12 hours to 72 hours after infection. It is most dangerous to children, the elderly and others with weak immune systems. Those sickened reported becoming ill between June 14 and Sept. 18, according to the CDC, and 63 percent were children under the age of 10. No deaths have been reported.
Brandi Henson's four year-old son Jackson was one of those victims after he ate peanut butter his mother bought at a Trader Joe's in Shrewsbury, Mass. Just two days after Henson brought her third child home from the hospital, Jackson started complaining he didn't feel well. What followed was five days of unbearable cramps and diarrhea, and Henson said it was a month before he felt like himself again. Health officials in Massachusetts later linked Jackson's infection to the Trader Joe's peanut butter.
Henson said she tries to shop at stores like Trader Joe's for better ingredients, and she didn't think something like this could happen. She is now suing Sunland and Trader Joe's because she says she wants to hold them accountable.
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Many of the brands included in the recall are labeled organic or "all natural," and major peanut butter brands like Jif, Skippy and Peter Pan are not a part of it. An The recall includes nut butters and nut products sold at Whole Foods Market, Target, Safeway, Costco, Fresh & Easy, Harry and David, Sprouts, Heinen's, Stop & Shop Supermarket Company, Giant Food of Landover, Md., and several other stores since 2010.
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* '^ 'TTCi>c con O^A. GrAFTON TJ USPS 580-360^ VOLUME 20-r4UMBER 36 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11,1980 3 iPbdoe 669-5621 ' . 20 Pages VILLAQE BOARD MEETING The December 4th, 1980 Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order by President Enstrom at 8:00 P.M. Those present were: Presi¬ dent Enstrom, Trustees Dham- .er, Wicke, Lamb, Mercer, Rudsinski and Stroupe, as well as David Oldham, Sewer Treatment Plant Operator and later in the meeting, James Schultz, also a member of the Public Works Department. The minutes of the November 6, 1980 meeting wete brought before the Trustees for approval and there being no additions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented. he financial reports were then discussed. Trustee Stroupe made a motion that the Treasurer's Report be approv¬ ed, seconded by Trustee Lamb and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. Attorney Szura entered the meeting at this time. Trustee Stroupe went on with the financial report discussion, noting that there were several outstanding unpaid invoioes. In regard to the Gottachalk past due invoice, Trustee Rudsinski advised he was handling this, as well as the Mel Johnson invoice. The Melahn past due invoices were to again carry one and one-half per cent interest per month as was being done with all past due invoices and that Baxter and Woodman are instructed not to answer any o of the Melahn requests without first the consent ofthe village., So tbat registration for voting can be done at the village hall. Trustee Stroupe will obtain the necessary paperwork for Rober¬ ta Staab to act as registrar. The bills for the current month were reviewed and a motion was made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Rudsinski to approve of the payment of same, and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye, motion carried Nezt, the Heinemann invoice in the amount of $16.84 was brought up and a motion was made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Mercer, to approve of payment of this invoice and upon roll call, the vote was: Stroupe, aye; Wicke, aye; Rudsinski, pass; Dhamer, aye; Mercer, aye; and Lamb, aye. Motion carried. In the same order of business, the Caldwell, Berner and Caldwell invoice was again brought before the Board. A motion was made by Trustee Rudsinski, seconded by Trustee Stroupe, to disregard this invoice in the amount of S3,000.00 and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. Village Engineer Schwegel then entered the meeting. Attomey Szura prior to the meeting had drawn the follow¬ ing ordinances, which he, at this time, brought before the Continued on Page 7 SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINdB 1960 ' FALL ATHLETIC BANOUET UON'S CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY Last Tuesday, December 2nd, the 2nd Annual Fall Athletic Banquet was held at the Grade School Gym. Dr. Bunt welcomed everyone saying that Huntley had had a winning season and recognized the coaches. Miss Sheppard, Mr. Kahl, Mr. Tichy. Mr. Manning and Mrs. Kreuger. Glen Delaney gave the Invocation. Following a spaghetti supper, Jim Skomer spoke on the athletes, their coaches and achievements. Mrs. Kruger was the first coach to give awi^ds. She complimented the F-S team on a successful year in volleyball and introduced the squad who were: Carolyn Boettcher, Judy Borhart, Sue EmeSti, Chris Grechis, Pam Jacobs, Joann Jones, Andrea Manning, Jilt Neimeyer, Julie Omberg, Robin Oraberg, Tyra Reid, Kristy Resh. Joni Shear, and Pauline Ziller. Continued on Page 10 & 11 Last Saturday night, December 6th, the Huntley Lion's Club held their annual Christmas Dinner at the American Legion Home with a large group of Lion's and Lionesses on hand. A Christmas dinner of Turkey and all the trimming was served. Santa dropped by to chat with Lion's. This year he stood. Wonder it that's because Eldie sat on hia lap laat year? Dance foliowed the meal. PARKOISTRICr OONQRB(MTIONAL CHURCH CHraSTMAS CONCERT The Congregational Church Christmaa Concert will be'held on Sunday. December Mth at 7:30 P.M. Presenting the special program will be the combined choirs, special guest soloists and the Bell Ringers. Everyone in the community is invited to attend this extra¬ ordinary evening of miuic. JR. HIGH SKI TRIP On Saturday. December 20, the Huntley Park District is sponsoring a ski trip to the Playboy Club Ski Area. The trip is for children in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. All skiers; beginners or advanced will take lessons and should bring a sack supper or money for the snack bar. LL fee includes the lesson, lift ticket, bus and supervision; LLR fee inclndes all these plus equip¬ ment rental. The bus will leave the Grade School parking lot at 3:30 p.m. and retum at approximately 10:00 p.m. The LL fee is $12.00; LLR fee is $15.00. Out of district fee is 25% more. To register, call Betsey Warrington at 669-S573 or mail your registration to the Park District OfHce at Box 32, Huntley, III. 60142. Please register before thc;^ day of the trip. There will be other trips on Dec. 29 & Jan. 10. CUB SCOUT MEETING ATTENTION CUB SCOUTS AND PARENTS Due to the Grade School Concert date change, the cub scout meeting will be held on December 16th at 7:30 p.m. at the 1st Congregational Church. Contact Scoutmaster Jim Bond for Airther information. HOUDAY MOVieS The Huntley Patk District will be sponsoring "Holiday Movies" during Christmas vacation. Because we are able to share the movies with the Marengo Park District, we have been able to reduce the ' admission to $1.00 per person or $2.00 per family. So Moms k Dads if you have any tast minute shopping to do or would like to rest up before that big New Year's Eve party, bring the kids to the sack lunch room at the Huntley Grade School. On Monday. December 22 at 1:00 p.m. we will be showing "Hugo the Hippo" which is an animated fable about an exotic far-off land populated by strange creatures, killer veget¬ ables and heroic lovable animals with voices by Marie k Jimmy Osmond, Robert Morley. Paul Lynde and Burl Ives. The movies will be over at 2:30 p.m. On Wednesday, December 31. "Gus" will be shown at 1:00 alao In die sa^ lundi room. OUS is a novie abont a fbotball team, the Califomia Atoma. who can't do anything right until they acquire their star palyer - Giu - a football playing mule who kicks 100 yard field goals, h's the cnolka against the mule in a slapstid scene that'll have you rolling in the aisles. Appearances by Bart Starr and Dick Butkus make tfae film a treat for football k comedy lovers. The show also stars Edward Asner, Don Knotts. Gary Grimes k Tim Conway. This movie will be over at 2:45 SENIOR CITIZENS CHRISTMAS DINNER Again this year the Huntiey Senior Citizens will be having a Christmas Dinner oomplete with Santa Claus and all the trimmings on Thursday. Dec- enCber 18th at the 1st Congrega¬ tional Church.
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1980-12-11 |
Month | 12 |
Day | 11 |
Year | 1980 |
Volume | 20 |
Issue | 36 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
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PORT ANGELES -- Mystery writer Aaron Elkins created "skeleton detective" Gideon Oliver 30 years ago, and now he's putting him into retirement.
"Dying on the Vine," will be the 18th and final book featuring the sleuthing of forensic anthropologist Gideon Oliver, Elkins told the Peninsula Daily News.
"I love the guy," Elkins said. But, "I'm running out of things to say without repeating myself."
Elkins, who lives in Sequim, added that while Oliver is retiring, the author himself is going strong.
He just finished a follow-up to "A Dangerous Talent," a mystery starring art expert Alix London in a series he created with wife, Charlotte Elkins.
As for Oliver, "I just didn't have the heart for doing a sort of melancholy farewell tour," Elkins said.
He plans only one reading and book signing with friends at the Port Angeles library. Elkins figures he's written about 1.5 million words about Oliver's adventures. The first book was "Fellowship of Fear" in 1982. The character inspired a TV series in 1989.
"Dying on the Vine" is set in Italy's Tuscany countryside with forays to Florence where Oliver looks into the apparent murder-suicide of a wine-making family patriarch and his wife.
Tuscany was a lovely place to conduct a couple of weeks of research.
"Still, for me, the best part of 'Dying on the Vine' was the same as it's been for every other book: the writing," Elkins said.
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